The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 16, 1905, Image 3
PACKAGE
TEAS ,
I Don't
(u'gCL |
It is I
CfhMw &
Sanborn's' '
Package
1 Teai.
No other I
They are always the
same. Fragrant and
delicate. Kept so by the scaled
package.
Salmond Brothers,
Ami Fsuiov (Irom-x.
1'orcclaiu lined Water Coolers.
Smith A: Heuttie.
Wanted to Board Teachers Attendinif
Bummer School,
Wanted to hoard twelve teacher*
attending the Kershaw County Sum
mer School, Comfortable rooms
aud free use of piano.
Mrs. II. Truesdell.
Mueicale arid Drill.
Preparations are being made foi
a musiottlf* end drill at the Oper*
it -tu so on Tuesday nipht, June 27.
The best talent of Camden lias been
secured for the occasion ond it ii
safe to say that all who attend will
be highly pleased.
Family of 08. \
Mr. John A. Bird who icsides
Pff l IC>* I'M it ML*V ??/>>' I >i~ *
birtba?tv last Saturday, the lUtli
innt, Mr. Bird ban 11 living chil
dren, 73 grand children and 11
great grand children, making.* to
tal of 98 in his family. They were
all present on this occasion except
2 grand children and 3 great grand
children,
Death of Mr. J. J. Rosa.
Mr. J. J. Ross, of We?t Wnteiee,
died last Tuesday afternoon about
1 o'clock, Mr. Uoss was 88 years
?f age o|D the 29th day of last May.
Ho was married three times, was
the father of 14 children and lived
to sed hia youngest child with a
a family. The burial took place on
Wednesday afternoon ut the Mc
Donald grave yard.
Prctyy Drt-fls Goods.
It may not be generally known
but at the "old reliable" store of
Mr.. M. B? um is some of the pret*
tMftt dr?*e goods to be fouud any
where. All his customers are de
lighted, and if you have not seen
these goods you should do yourself
the justice to inspeot them at once
and we are sure you will join the
mighty chorus in saying ''they are
alright."
Chain Gang at Green's Bridge.
The county chain gang io now at
work on the Htshopville road be
tween the cotton mill and Green's
bridge and the road is being put in
better condition than it has ever
bfeeo. Our County Supervisor ana
Board are to be commended for
their untiring efforts to improve the
public roads of the county. Good
work has been done on all the ap
proaches to our town.
Valuable Vises of Town Property For
Sale.
The "Man" lot, formerly the
"Mathis" lot, in the lower part of
town, is to be sold the first Monday
in July. This lot fcomprlses one
entire square of the town, being
bounded by York, Fair, King and
Lvttleton Streets, and being one of
the most valuable lots in town an
excellent opportunity is presented
for^any one to invest in town pro
perty.
Death of Bgr. A. M. Boose.
The many friends of Mr. A. M.
Reese, of Bo^kine, will "regret to
Jearn that lie it dead. Ilia death oc
curbed on Wednesday. For many
years Hr. Reese has been tho rail
road agent at Roykins and was
beld In the highest esteem by all
, *rho knew him. He died <jf typhoid
j. 'ever And was about 40 years of
a gV. His remains were brought up
^on the mid-daytrain yesterday and
[buried with masonic honors in the
eenaslery here. To hie widow and
?nd other aorely afflicted friends we
lender our deepest sympathies.
Young Ken's Christian League.
A Young Hen's Christian league
has been OMbMU#M'in Camden with
(the toUdwt&g officers : Pro?ident,
tefBj. Halle; Vicc- President, L. T.
Brflla; Secretary, J. C. Cureton;
Brest orrr, David WJtherspoon. The
B&eegne meets in the Presbyterian
Hburch every Sunday afternoon at
ft qaarUr past tlx o'clock. This
?biMlietiOD iJ*not by any means
to the Preabyteriao ohurch.
BjtiMlir to the Y. "M.? Or A ,
for Ite object the uplifting
m joung men, and it ie earnestly
?paired that the young men of the
fcifikitskM will identify the*
?**?* ?Ufc U? Utgie.
Teachers altering t|1H Sllinrn?
So ..M | oan obtain excellent I ??ur?1 at
Mrs. Henry 'fruesdell'a.
PERSON A L
Mm. M A. Nile* and Muster
rence MeDowo'l 1cm-? U day for a
visit t4> relatives at [<\>rt Valley, (jrt.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank IVIps and
lh??r Iwn children. and Mr. Sam
Phelps Hre vioitiner ? heir father. Mr
John ii | helps. l ln?ii- many fricndfj
uie t0 flL.e ,i,ein |
Summer School.
It will lip pleasant news t0 matu
?*f Hie school tcm-hers of this count y
to learn that h summer school w?i|!
he held here this seatum. The school
will open on the 25th of July hi<.1
continue four weeks. For f.,,thrr
information see cmcul notice in
another column.
Charleston R.-.II Players Coining' to
? Camden.
A base hall team from Charles
ton is expected j., Camden next
week lo piny three gHtnet< with our
local team. . The games will be
played on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Fiiduy aftcruoocs at the Hate
Hall Park. Let everybody turn oni
and see our hoy? "clean up" the
Charleston team.
Shrine.ru at AshsvllI*.
Messrs. W. R. Hough, \\. M
Pearce, K. K. Snyder, K. (). Me
Oreigbt, W. P. Maloue, M*j. S. R
Adams and Dr. F. Leslie Z^mp at
tend* d the meeting of the My?tic
>hriners of North Cniolina nnd
?South Ci?r<din a which was held in
A eheville last week. Our lov-si
Shriners are loud in their praise
? ?finis meeting. Tliny report that
this whh one of I he best meetings
? ver hr Id hy I h Khriners. "The
mountain mosdowride" which look
them up the mountain .'1,000 foet a
hove the love) of I lie sen, wad alone
woi I h the trip.
win d? -t. Young Men.
Possibly no one has a greater in
t-Ci est in joung meutthan Dr. T. M
MoConnell, pastor of the Cauiden
Preuh\ teriau church. For the next
four Sundays Dr. McDonnell will
preach to young men on the follow
ing su hjects :
Sunday, June lo'li, "The young
man and his dreams "
Sunday, June 2&ih, "The young
man aud his difficulties."
Sunday, July 2nd, "The young
man and his dangers."
Sunday, July 9th, "Tho young
man and his duties." i
Everybody is cordially invited to J
?Utend these services.
Death of Mrs. J. D. Deae.
Died at her home in Kirkwood on
the morning of June 11th, 1906, Ca
milla Richardson, wife of James
Douglas Deas and the mother of
five sons and two young daughters'
who survive her and mourn their]
irreparable loss. Horn ia Cluren-i
don connty oh thof distinguished^
family of Richardson* she had a
large aud devoted circle ot kindred
and friends there. Having lived in
Camden since her marriage and sur
rounded hereby a large and loving {
household, she has gathered around
her many friends who feel most
deeply her death and offer to berj
family the deepest sympathy. The]
funeral servioes were held at Grace
Episcopal church on Monday after
noon at 5 o'clock and were conduct
ed by Rev. W. 13. Gordan, the pas
TOrv She was laid to rest in the|
beautiful old Quaker Cemetery in
the family enclosure of the late Dr.
Lynch Horry Deas, of this place.
For Sale Cheap.
One new Piano at greatly reduc
ed price. Organs and Sewing Ma
chines at short notice. Dry goods j
and Groceries as cheap as mosey
can buy them. W. J. Caddell.
A nioe line of Toofcia Goods atj
Smith & Heattie's.
?S ocial?l)ots.
Mr. And Mr*. Marines Biam left
on Saturday night for Nsw York
City when they will spend the
summer. ?
Mr., and Mrs. K.^ G. Wbietler
have gone north for the sesson.
Mts. W. D. Boykin and daught
er, Mia Lula, left on Tuesday for
Boston where they have friends and
will visit friends in New Hamp
shire and take a trip up the coaal
of Maine before they return.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Shannon
of Jefferson are visiting the fami
ily of Mr. C. J. Shannon on Haile
?treet where they are receiving the
congratulations of their large eirde
of relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. H. Zemp has retura^d
from a visit of a fortnight to her
brother Mr J. K. Shannon and his
family at Jeflerson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat Siogleton and
infant son went to Wrightsvills
Beach, N. C., on Monday after hav
ing spent several weeks hers with
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johnson in
Kirk wood.
Dr. and Mrs. P, M. Zemp and
sons left on Tuesday for Wrights*
vilte Beach, H.C., where Mrs. Ztmp
will be joined later by a party of
young ladles among then Miseee
Hsmlstte JotffisoB, Marie Zemp,
Alios Corbett and Janie Childs, ot
Columbia. Dr. Zemp will return
after I few days ssjojasni si the
ntf bsiliUg ud stbsf dslifhts si
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i Lumber! I. umber!
U'lit-n in of rough <?r
j Lumber. Stijn^lfH, LhiIih, Turniu^.
?*tc , call in J. 11 Campbell,
Caturicn, S 0.
(Formerly tho mill of Uio Cam<!en
I Lumber (,'o. ut'ur S. A. L froigbt
j K'JiOl.)
For the quarter ending
30bt, 1906.
If (I ''urrifion
?I W Butler
?Junes T TruoAdoll
J W Catoe
?J B PiiOlpH
W F Russell
W C?>pn!an.l
0 B McCaakill
A J I > Kfttnodv
^'ute Com | >)i r y
J M .<lri:?8by
W a'kor E Cognwell Co.
A jiH's West
Kershaw Bnk'g <fc Mor. Co. '
H M Pearco
Dr. A A Mooru
M C
A jjios West.
K O .VoCfciglit
A (J ,]<Mn'fj
W B Turner \
C .id <ion Teh-phone (Jo,
Hirsch Brothers A- Co.
T'am & Ray
?John Boone
?J C Humphries
N S Kh-haMH
Wiilinm Jones
?J M Sovcoll
?J J tiood/ilo
Efntore Brown
N A Bethune
I) Wolfe
Cook Estridga Co.
Now fori Kelly
K IS Nyftles
Elmore Drown
W L McDowell
O P DuBose
News & Courier
Tj W \\ cut ;j
State Company ]?/ 25
J S Tranthatu 16<> 2(^
P Delioacbo 3 oo
I> IC Ilough 25
Zemp & DeLoacho 37 5 d
Joel Hough ?j:j n j
A G Whi taker o qo
Kershaw Livo Stock Co 2G5 UO
W A Schrock 12 20
Sinking Fond Com Noto 5,000 On
Interest on above noto 250 0o
UPC Muielnfion 10 42*|
J D McDowall 73 33
W R Hough 34 no
ft H Williams j ^ 44 ,
C P Bo wen 30 00
E ('oiling 1 26
D K Hough 53 00
D K Hotiy h 4 (to.
W B Burns 30 00
Trueadell Brothers 2 95
D M Both uue 43 60
S C Jones 1 2 80
W M Clemens 1 1 25
H E Schroder 0 00
H J Copeland j 40
I) P 0 Mnrchison jq 42
J W Wllflrp H ft*
jun.n 13
Smith <Se Lewis 1$ 491
Q L Dijon 5 00
Mrs Qat] avv / 6 00
W Bianhum * 7 00
Zemp Sf t&eLoaoh? 37 60
R B Williams jg go
D M McCaekill 05
? ? WoDowoJl 37 90
H ? Garrison 10 21
O'W Birchmore 33 05
John Boone 5 q()
0 M McCoskill, C'rt exps. 1,101, Ho
A H Haithcock u on
J N Jones ? 3 L
H M Fibohcr 55 00
W RHough 25 Z I
M n 66 25
M B Kaoon 4 00
W A Schroek 12 25
Burn. A Barrett 3# 90
S O Zemp, M. D. 8 50
Stetf Company 14 00
W West 3 10
W Oopeland ^0 qq
J Sheeban A Bj-o, 3 00
S Trantham 177 6c
Miuhis A Lewis 2 8o
W B Turner 42 66
0 Witherspoon 10 00
J Suoyrl, Jr. . 5 25 1
Walker E & Cogswell Co. 33 gs
E S Nettles 13 40
W B Rum a ?2 00
W F Russoll 2l 0^
PTViUepigue 3 90
A D Kennedy 101 fli
~ M Sowoll 59 50
D Wolfe j 125
Springs d; Shanoou / 90 00
W Latta 3 50 1
ft^West 77 60
B B Williams \ 3 80
J B Pbeln, ,V?500
Zemp St DePass 13 30
D P 0 Murehison 10 49
W B Turner U 97
John Boon k on
W L McDowell 20 15
(M. D McCa?kill 60
, D L Dabney 7 00
Hirsch Brothers A Co 8 5n
W F Russell I 25 75
R S Nettles & Son x 17 qo
Smith & Lewis 13 13
Smith 4 Lewis 60
H G Carrinon 4 oq
Walters Bridge Co 2 10
?pK?ni>orty 64|8
I J S Trantham 1 92 49
, D M McOaakiU 7 40
c W Birobmore 20 60
W R Srf,rook .10 60
w ti Barne 37 on
JJ Good.1. * 12 60
8 J M~h.lt _ v. 10 00
? Yap**/ V 3 60
? oS"1 ??
1j oQMS3.i ?
1 * Sowell oo S3
ItKKK is YOt'Ii (TIANOL
Wli ARK SLLLl N(. ALL OP OUli
GLeTPfj^G at cosi
HavlftSf it> rtose out out!
Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens,
Youths ?'?.'! Boys fruits, \vc arc offer
ing them at prices that will make,
them go.
COMB AND GET THE PIRST PICK
OP Tt I ' ; PILE. ;
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SHOE, I SAT AND DLGTIi\5G MAN. i
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FAKMINti IMPLEMENTS
LATEST ITVIPROVEO T!MF. AND LABOR SAVERS.
K^rtiiiz"! Distributors, Sparser, kimiic! bm<_r new, mvauUod to j^-nL hut
wuk ft?rtil'x<*r as wr!l in dry. ? K. I ' 1 1??? I'arunuH favorite. Aoiuo, the
ruofet dura'do ??n tho market 1 1 i*i 111 ii ?n 1 (loo twin, the Goodwin li??i i- ^
very desirable boon use so cheap only 2;V Thin distributor in **| ??aoitvl]y
adnnt<'d for I'ortiliaing growing crops, iVIy Hujd Distributors.
G0T1'0:tT FLA'iSJ'TllRS.
Hampton, Fafquhar, Cox, Goodvvc, l)"w Law and Eclipse. Vou c>.jj
find in this assortment something to suit every f iruu'r.
plows Vulcan ope find two hcnse RloH bPftttt, OhfUtfUioog.i one and
two borne steel benm. Boi.b of Utcsc do beautiful work. Farmers Friend,
Bov Cnrhon, Hoy Dixie ITaiqubar, Cenuino find Imitation.
(MllDEN PLOWS. Every should h^yo one. Double I-'oot
stooks. u. ?reat tiuio and labor savor
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS. BELLOWS, ETC.
BC ws.
Disc and Cutaway, Moline Uovtjrtsil lo Cultivating, Iron ago, Little Joo,
Queen Anne and Doss side barrow.
Farm Hells. Stock and poultry wire; none superior to Ell wood. Illack
and Galvanised Pipe, Steam Fittings. Plumbers supplies, Shelf and llenv>
Hardware. Gajlaud Stoves, oh itkc* uiarkek.
Auburn NVagpus, lb? U^tf*4 miiu^^ 4ho nurkot, evo'y axlq
|jdaranteed no 1U* lt*d. ' j i
i Harness and Hols leather. Hioek ?j|f Saddlery, llarnee^f Collars^ Brlj
lllee, Etc, coutinualy replenished. \
All of these goods were bought clsao and will be sold to meet tho low
price of oottou. Yours Iiespectfully,
X A. D. KENNEDY.
ORIGINAL
PACKAGE STORE
The Oamdeu Supply Oo,, wishes to announce to the pub.
lie that they havo opened up a stock of goods, in
the store recenlty occupied by D. K.
liiuAon, CONSISTING OF
Flour, Sugar, < 'otlVc, Soap, Meal, 11 neon, LarJ, Corn, Oats,
Wheat br .D, Hay, Tobacco, dco., JL'C., which they pro
pose lo sell lo consumers In Origisal Pack
ages at
WHOLESALE PRICES.
Come And Gv t Onr Prices^JJpf<iro You Buy. We Can
Save you ^loney
CAMDEN SUPPLY COMPANY.
Jatncs A llaboQ
Cook Eatridge Co '
J L Catoe
W U HoUey .
R L BJaekhion
Korahaw Grocery Co 4
S N Sowell - , 4
Spring# D & M Coin p iny 4
Henry Truuedell 6
K M WiUou 6
J W Catoe 71
Cook Eatridge Company
S H Kirklamt
J M Grlgsby
3 S Jones
B M Pearoe
J 11 Oaraon
T C Tiiompaou & Brother B.ooo oo
KitkiabU & D?Pm<i
Edwards & Walter a
. Lec.JL#orick & Brothers
I&.45 Thompson A Broa
Dvdjrarda A Walt era
r J. u. suw?h,
| . -Co. Sapmtomr.
Summer School Notice.
The Kershaw County Summer School
Will bo bold at Camden, beginning July*
2&fcb, to last four weeks. The instructor*
aro 8upt. \V. H. McNairy, of Marion, H.
C.. and Mr. W. P. Mills, principal of
the Camden High School. Coarse* will'
be offered ia English, Literature, Gram
mar, Arithmetic and Pedagogy. Ad
ditional course* in Civics and History
may be offered if there are sufficient re
quests to warrant their befog given. In
order that the school may be run it is
necessary thai twenty teacher* be enroll
ed, and it ia the earnest wish of the Su
perintendent of Kducation that the
teachers generally attend. No certifi
cates will be renewed without satisfacto
ry work in ? the Summer- Seheel.- Tbe
(Townty" Board vHi appropriate $12.00
towards the ex per ? * of any teacher -%bo
mar attend.
The Summer grjool for colore^ teacb
??rs will begin Juli S4 sod last two freaks.
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Sellers Of Everything.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
Groceries, Hardware, Oats,
Corn, Wagons, Bug
gies & Fer
tilizers.
Your Intrrty*-?
To Trade With Us/
Our 1 merest- ?
To Soil Von,
Mutual Interest - ?
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
In serving y<?ti best we best promote the intoroht of our
business.
DRESS GOODS. ^
' Mohairs and Panamas are tlw thing. We havo them in
black, cream .and colors
Sec our short lengths in white goods. Plain, striped attd
figured.
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jj We are offering a nice lot of Tailored skirts in black an<T
jtolors, light weight. Panama, Etamine and Voil. AT CUT
% PRICES. . ' . . '
Big lot of Ladies and Ohildreus sailors and ready-to-weav -
Hats at popular prices. ^ ,
In Domestic Goods such as shcetin, cabric, long cloth, sea ? r_
island, etc., you should get our prices before you buy.
Just received a big shipment of Mattings ? beautiful , pat?: -.
terns? and prices cheap.
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Smhroicteries 6c jCaces.
We calN?|>eeial attention to these goods. We ave a beauti
fill assortment in cambric, nainsook and swiss edges and in
sertions from tli o dainty buby edges to the wide flouncing and
all over goods.
We well the Wk 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.