The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 02, 1905, Image 3
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jjalinond Brothers,
Staple A ml Fancy (iiotvrs.
For rialo.
Unpeparatod Milk, Cream, llutt?>i
and }iu m?m iiti !!<. For partienlHiM
applv at Dr. I). J,. D, s? 1IM*U 1 1 'f ,
Mill Street..
t/. D. c.
The John I). Kenutdy chapter
will meet v\ iih Mix. V'ul. Jordan on
Monday evening', June f?th, Hi halt
puht eight o'clock. Annual election
of ofllc er?.
Mrs. F. Leslie Zemp, Sec.
Death. of Wta D nr. lap.
Jt is with deep regret t li m t we
learn of the death of Mrs. \V. N.
Duoiop which orrurrd at hot" home
--oeftr I'iftfcuh church last Sunday
night. The burial took place on
Monday afternoon at Pisgsh church.
Mr. Thomas McLaurin Killed.
Mr. Thomas McLnurin, t.f Be
thiine, w :i8 killed last Sunday
morning bv ? Seaboard pasRenger
train. It is supposed that he wan
asleep on the track. He leaves a
widow utid four children.
filusioalo and Drill.
Preparation# are being made for
a muaicale nnd drill at the Opera
H"ouee on Tuesday night, June 27.
The bent talent of Camden has been
aecurod for the occasion nnd it, is
eafe to say that all who attend will
the highly pleased.
Death of Mr. Stewart's Little Baby.
1V? regret to learn of the death
of tlu' little baby of Mr. and Mrs.
?fL. T. Stewart which occurred on
Wednesday last, and they have our
deep sympat hy in their sorrow. The
little ono wue buried yesterday af
ternoon.
Baeobail And Amusement Park Asso
ciation.
The Camden Baseball and Amuse
ment Park association has been
given a commission. The purpose
of this organisation will bo to buy^ft
park, enclose samo and use it forj
ibatebali and other sports. The
| ?capital Btock will be $1,000. Cor
| curator*: ?John S. .Lindsay, V. J.
A*. Weeks and B. B. Clarke. Books |
-of subscription aie now open atthe
ofllce of Mr. W. J. P. Weeko.
Shooting At Kereiiaw.
8p??a'l to Th?
Kerehaw, Juu$l ? At Belk'ssaw
mil!, four miles from town, to-day
Sam Vincent shot T. J. Robinson.!
l>r. J. E. W. Hail? extracted two
t>alls and pronounced the wounds
?erioua, but not uccessarily fatal.
The men had some words yesterday
?and the quarrel was repewed to-day,
?rith the above result. They were
?>oth employed at the sawmill. Sher
iff J. S. Trantham, of Camden, has
?one out tothn scene of the trouble.
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i KEAli ESTATE TRANSFEU3.
t Katie D Zomp to W .1 P Weeks, 1
Rot in No. }/ Price not stated.
|,FE Mathin to C S Cronsman, 1 lot
K. houses in N?>. 1. $1,000.
K Harriet S Stood man to Sadie J Ki
?bel, 1 lot 2 honsea in No. 1. $1,700.
I J A McLanrin to J N Nicholson,
B8 acres in Town of Bethune. $136
KW H Tiller to J E Brannon, 84
Bros in No. 4. $000.
? J R Creed to L J Watts. 85 acres
? No. 9. |400.
? L A Wifctkowskv, Master, to Katie
B^Zemp, 2 lots in No. 1. 6200.
W Birch more to Katie Ui chard
?fa 1 acre in No. ? $75.*
ICAstORIA
K For Infants and Children.
m Kind You Have Always Bought
?r
ars the
.tor* of
Letter to Mr. 0. N. English.
Sir: There's nothing we
tackle bo well &b a cheap
town. Devoe is cheaper than
'em. Cheap means dear, and
means cheap; yon can al
te 11 which. Cheap lowp. is
cheap Devoe ia .faithful and
, Littlcstown, Pa,
his house; his painter told
13 1-2 gallons Devoe;
H Rebert, same town, has
buildings; paints Davoe ;
cents more a gallon for it k
to ; says it's the ohespest
... Ha kaowa bow it
doa'i hajf-know how it
De ith oi a 3w??t Little Baby
I ' 'ur pathios ?irt' extended in
? Mr. hd(J M <>-. l'. T. Ville pigue in
J t t|?' i ?>!?? ()| t ( I -If |l t H; jim ^ ?)?(>>, j
I .1 . t i?> I nil;, ' K Wtct Spi l it wing-,
J *1 'lh llij-'til. to (Jod Mn Thursday
. mf?! nills.r. .J II lhI> A lOVolV I
I (i t ? y?< * . ?? - - ? i
,l ? ^tv< >s I- )? ?t hlmrt tiuus u?
n.jj.r.i; 1 1. 1> I , o ti : i 4 ci relit here !>???? ]
" '' 1 5 ; i ! n ?i t ? ?i in * lie r. von I \ ?>no,
I.n (..ir,.n ?()r H.lllVl inn ( nil
j'^' ?')'!(?'; Hllil hi' j(< |ln|r('(|
v i n llt?* p ? i ri? f if ?lpp i) f? "
The f it no r a 1 services will ho held j
the residence this afternoon st
?' -iO o'clock.
A F.e ???_./< ttona! I/dvr Suit.
N| i?oI.)l to the State.
Oreenwood, May SO ? Que of the]
most important. ckmok to come up in
the courts will lie that of M rs. Lu
cy Nigwnld and certain stockhold
ers ngaijist the City Bank of 1 1> i **
place, which failed almost, exactl v
two years aeo. This is, the first i n
Mtano.e in the State of South Caro
lina of the kind.
Mrs. Sigwald, a stockholder own
ing 12 shares of stork in the old
< ; i l v bank, through hor sttornoys.
has brought suit against the direct
ore of the above nrimetl bank, charg
ing them with ?'reckless and rui??
oun tnisman agoinent," and further
that the'v had "failed to meet for
consultation in two yoars;" that
by "gross ?nd outrageous no^li
gcnce they permitted grossly f also
statements to be printed in newspa
per?, whereby persona were led to
purchase stock," and lastly, t h ?: *
th"?e mon "allowed it to be wreck
ed" through their own personal
agent, James 1<\ Davis, called the
president of the bank, though not
owning u dollars worth of stock in
the bank, and therefore these men
are personally responsible- for tho
amount of the capital stock.
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PERSONAL.
Capt J. O. Richards is spoken of
for tho position of Major cf the Third
Battalion, formerly commanded by
Major Boyco.
Dr. and Mrn. A. A. Moore leave
to-day for Now Yojik city where they
will spend sgvojw weeks with their
son. Dr. Albort'os Moore.
Mr. A. C. Sotners has returned
from North Carolina whore he has
been for several weeks. Mr. Somers
will bo hero now for the balance of
the year.
Thief H. L. Watkins was in Co
lumbia this week in attendance upon
a meeting of the fire chiefs of the
Stato who met for the purpose of
forming a state association.
Dr. I. II. Alexander has had a
water motor pnt in his office. This
with other improvements recently
mrtdc givos the effleo quite an up-to
date nppoaraDce.
Social ?l)ats.
~TIie~~Junior Card Club was mosi
charmingly entertained on Friday
evening at 8:30 o'clock by Mis*
Emily Garrison at her Fathers
handsomo bo."# on upper MainJ^t.
with Miss Carter, of AsljeyUJp,
C , as guest of Honor. Miss Hale
Jjiinoir was tbe fortunate possessor
of the dainty pair of silver ein
broidery soiseora offered to the
young ladies as best prize and Mr.
Andrew Whitakcr won the gcntle
nian'cj first. After many spirited
snt dell -
I. Then
me cuairs ana lumes were pushed
aside and the lovely maidens fair
with lhair gallant beaux enjoyed
the pleasures of a daquo. The
house is an ideal old-timed, spa
cious one so uuiUble for big heart
ed hospitality and with all the at
tractive modern luxuries it was a
lovely scene of uacrrlrnent. The
dicative of these lovely girls Just
stopping across tbe threshold of
happy girlhood into the full enjoy
ment of young ladyhood.
Among the many attractive young
ladies in town we are glad to wel
come from St. Mary's College, U?
leitrh, N. C., Miss Kmily Carrison
and her guest and friend, Misa' Car
ter, ot Ashoville, N. C., Miss Mar
garet RlAr&tge and Miss Mary Vil
lepigue who are now at homo for
the summer.
Mr. Inman Eldredge left on Sua?
day last to accept a good position
io Florida where cool sea breezes
will ameliorate the heat of a Warm
er climate than even Camden has
proved herself recently.
Mr. M. R. Singleton, of Acton,
was in Kirk wood this week with his
family at Mr. and Mr*. R. C. John
son's.
The Summer Swallowo arc mak
ing ready for their flitting to cooler
climes.' Among those who will soon
leave are Mr. and M?e. D. R. Wil
liams, Jr., and daughters, Miss
Manning and Mr. D. R. Williams,
Sr., Mr, and Mra. K. G. Whlstlei,
Mrs. C. J. Sbanaon, Jr., and Miss
Loila Shannon, Mrs. Frank Zemp
and daughters, Mrs. J. W. Corbett
and daughter Miss Alice.
| Mrs. N. 8. Withers will leave
next week to spend the summer in
Greenwood with her daughters
Mrs. Gam hi ell and Mrs, Grier.
Mrs. W. D. Boy kin and her
daughter Miaa Lulu Cook Boyhin
will go next week (or a charming
visit north to Irien4? there, and
will visit BmUi, New Ywrk ant*
Washington before tfcsif return.
served
i ' x i
Loat.
Oh* p*ir t?c>1 'I rim in c ? 1 eye j/lassew'
li('iwc? n K.i?i ?"'' {>!? I church him) Rt ??
norv Si, ti?\r?' Kinder will be r?-* ?? I d
j ?v^i I' V M 1 1 1 M. i ii U *?? in*' to I It in ? ill i
-?? ? ??
Commencement Exorcie'-r.
The ChiBiIcii ^lAtlnl hoIidiiIm >vi Ml
Ctow?< mi Monday, < J u f.i' ntti. I lit' I
fXt'M'.im'ii w i!i 1 10 held in the 0}ie*a|
Hon*?. Dr. Iltuiv K'mirt Smi' h J
president <?f Davidson 4 *t?! 1* (???? ^ 1
i)G the orator of tlio occasion. 'I'll- ? j
are five. g;i adualfa, two of h ? * ?r* j
will read Dr. Mc(!onn*l!
will deliver the medal fur the bent I
i'.oui !>? t.i<? n . Dr. Sunt It will awnr.l I
i lu* medal to t ho fii'iit Initio i grad ?} j
atO.
On Wednesday evening, .Jun? 7,
he exeerci-is of the Timiod Liter
irv noiiety will he held. There
will he h rending (ion tost by foin
pupil* t' r < ?i i the Grammar school
l>r a silver medal. Two hoiiiis bv
<1 i?H Flowers will he illi!?tr.it? d
with tableaux. There will also he
three declamations aud four debates
t?i competition for the gold medal*
? ffered by the society.
Admission 35c. and l.r>e. Ticket**!
on sale ?t Dr. F. Leslie Zemp's
Reserved seat* same us genera) ad- j
mission for adults. Secure youi i
reserve seata early.
1 i
Books of Subscription Open ;
i
Notico ir> neroby given that bonks of j
snbsreiption to the capital stock of Cam- 1
den Base BhM and Amusement l'?rk Ah- I
sdciation will he o{>???? at- the Express c>4. j
fieo in Camden, H. on Saturday, June i
3rd. 1905. W. .1. IV Weeks,
John S. Lindsay,
15. B. Clarke,
Board ot Corporator!
June 2, 1 90r> . I
Election 01 Teachers,
On June 8th the Board of Trustees ol .
the Camden Graded School i will eleet h \
Prineipal of the Grammar ?ohool ? aaljt
ry $(>0.00 or $70.00 per month according
to experience and f)aalif\catioiiH.
At t.ho Haino tirnO two or more assihi
ant teabhers (ladies) will be elected ?
salaries $80.00 or 00.
Applications may be s<mt to 1?. M.
Kennedy^ Bnperinteodent, or to one of
the undersigued.
T. J. Kirkland. Chairman,
C. W. Birchtnore, Secretary,
II. <t. Garrison,
Hoard of Trustee*.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
By J. B. Phelps, Probate Judge.
_ Whercss, I'. M. Melton m*du sipt to
me, to grant him Letter of Adminis
tration of the Estate of and effects of A.
J. Melton.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish "H and singular the kindred and llie
creditors oi the .said A. J. Melton,
deceased. that they ho ami ap
pear before me, in the Court, of Pro
bate, to be held at Gaiuden, S. C , on
Saturday, June 10th, next after
publication thereof, at llr, o'clock in the ,
.forenoon, to eb?w ii any thrrjj
hayp, why the ijdfti|nletra|ion bhojil(M
lint he granted. ' _ L .1?*
Given under my liand thiii 20lh dav of
May, A' V? IflOC,
Published in ihe Oamd&n ChroohdM
on the 26th dav of May, 1903.
J. B. PH ELI'S.
Jud^eof Profevte.
Master's Sale.
tiTf1 * j
By virtue of a Decree of the C->urt of j
Common Pleas for Sumter County in the
State of. South Carolina, in the case of!
VV; 1$. Boyle againat Mary Virginia Boyle, I '
William T.adson Boyie, Emma A. Boyle, I
Walter C. Boyle, Martie Boylp. Kdwin I (
Adwell Boyle. Charles li. Uovlc I <
sr. ) 4hor.-i?s 1?. Boyle, ] wiii sel) to the
highest bidder at public auctioflPut the I
Court-house in the town of Camden in ! '
ihe County of Kewli^w, in th? State of J
South Carolina on sale-day in June, IW*. 1
the same being the 5th day of uabl month
at the usual houru of hhIo, the following
described real estate to wit:
"That tract of land in the Countv of
Kershaw in said State, containing ninety
acres, more or Icps. bounded North bv
land of Julia McLcod ; Kant by Swift
('reek; South by North Prong of Swift
Creek, and on the West by lands former. .
ly owned by one Anderson."
Terms of - cash,? purchaser to j
pay for papers'.
? i(. FRANK WILSON,
Master for Sumter Co.
May 5tb. 1905,
ii is voru c-iianck
wk a k si;ujN(i all op olu
huvii-K concluded So close out ou#
Clothing Stock, i onsisiing of Mens,
Youths a.nl Boys Suits, we are offer
ing them at prices that wiil make
them j?*o.
COMB AND (iETfhB FIRST PICK
OP THE PILE.
SHOE, HAT AND CLOTHES NIAN.j
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
LATEST IMPROVED- TIME 'AND LABOR SAVERS.
Fertilizer Distributor*, Spunglnr, something now, guaranteed to put ?nt
wet fertilizer as well an dry. "K. I'." the farmers favorite. Ae.mo, thg
most duraMe on tho marmot Grid! h ?nd Ooo'twiu. the Mood win b<''n<r
very desirable boennsr) no/cheap only 25 Tl? i ? distributor i*3 s*Veia'!v
adapted (or fertilizing growing cropw, <V|y Hand Distributors.
cotton* ze?:i_.
Hampton, Furquhar, Cox, Goodwin, Dow Law and Kclipso. Vwu can
find in t > ? ' h assortment something to suit every f>irmei\
PLOWS , Vulcan one nnd two h->rne sto^l Olrottanoogii one and
two horse steel beam. Both of thes*1 do bCAutifn! work. Farmer? Frioud.
Bov Cnrhon. Hoy Pixie Farqnhar, Genuine nnd Trnitation.
GARDEN PLOWS. Every gardouer should havo one. Dotiblo i'oo'
stookp. tv great Hum and labor Haver
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS. BELLOV/S, ETC.
HARROWS.
Pi to and Cutaway, Moliuc Hovers: ble Cultivating, Iron ai?o, LiM'.o Ji>o,
Queen Ai:nn and Boss wldo harrow.
Farm HelJs. Stock and poultry wire; n<<ne superior to K! I wood. Black
and Galvanized Pipe, S?ca:u Pitting*-, Piuinbern ntipplieg, Shelf and Uoavj
Hardware*. Garland Stoves, best on ;in> market.
Auburn Wagons, tho lightest muning wagon ou the aiarkct. Avery axle
gwnranfrcd no matter who* ihe load.
ffavue?8 and Sole Jjcadu r _St?ct_of .S;?ddLer>\ -U-armwr Collars, Bri^j
Ktc, P.nntiUUaly repl??i! bmM .
All of Ut^-je gooda-wero b'ni^ljfc and will be sold to meet tho low'
pried of oottou, '' ? ^ Yjurs Itoepoctfully,
A. D, KENNEDY.
|Sgew Bakefy.
1 wish to announce to the public
that my Bakery, at the Old Singleton
Stand, is now in good running order
and I keep Constantly on hand every
thing found in a first=class bakery.
Best service in every particular guar
enteed. Free Delivery ? 'Phone 164.
Patronage Solicited.
Yours Respectfully ,
w ? p. Y?upg*
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
(Jhe (Commercial Savings ?Bank dr {Trust (Bo.
Qamden, >S. (3.
At the close of business May 31st, 1905. ]
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $99,316.43
Furniture and Fixtures 1,292.84
Cash on hand and due by Batiks > 38,096.79
$138,706.06
LIABILITIES.
Capital $25,000.00
Undivided Profits 4,536.68
Deposits -- JNV 109,169.38
'* ' ? ? ;J__- - J? - . .. -:~kv ~ ? ? $ 1 38, 70&06
1. John T. MrtcVey, Caahirr of the above naimil hank. ?'.o Bolt inn ly mvcar thai ?ho foregoing ?utemrnt it traa and
oorrcct to the beat of my knowladga and bellaf. ' ,* John T. Mackey. Oaahiir.
Sworn lA Kofore bm thin Slat , day of May, 1905.
AtUat Corraot. W. R. Pinckaay, [L. 8.] Notary Publle.
~ J. JR.%^ n
The Famous Gill Store
Sellers . Of Everything.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Mats, Clothing,
Groceries, Hardware, Oats,
Corn, Wagons, Bug
gies & Fer
tilizers.
Your Interest ?
To Trade With Us.
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Our I it Uv: est?
To Sell You.
Mutual Interest ?
Satisfaction Guarantied.
In serving you best we best promote the intent o'' our
^ ImsiiienH.
DRESS GOODS.
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Mohairs and Panamas are the tiling. We have thom in v
black, cream mid colora v?
Soe our short lengths in white gcods. Plain, striped and
, * figured. ?
are offering a nice lot of Tailored ok&te in block and
colors, light weight. Panama, Etamine au4 ToiL AT CUT
PRICES.
* ?
Big lot of Ladies nnd Children* sailors and ready-to-wear
Hats at popular prices. ? ,
In Domestic Goods such as shcotinr... cabric, long cloth, sea
inland, etc., you should get our prices before you buy. ; p
Just received n big shipment of Mattings-**-* beautiful pat
terns ? and prices cheap.# . V
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Embroideries dc jCcices.
We call special attention 1o these goods. W? avo a beautl-.
lul assortment in cambric, nainsook and swisa edges and in
sertions from the dainty baby edges to the wido flouncing and
all over goods.
COSSETS, CORSETS,
We sell the W. B. Corset, and^the American Beauty. Both
guaranteed to give satisfaction. We are agents for the Stand
ard Patterns. Call and get a fashion sheet. % .....
The Famous Gilt Edge Sto?
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P. T. Villepigne, Prop*.
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