The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 23, 1905, Image 3
C/fASE
SANBOms
S!2S?STEAS
Ague
s/'te f/awr ,f/rd
de//i&fa
Salmon ti Brothers,
Sttii*W' And Fuiicv (irm'Ois.
ICE -
*1
My Wagon is now niakin
two' trips a day ? morning and
evtning. /
Only onu trip will he niad??
on Sunday hN^
{Sunday 1. A. M
to i P. M. \ .
Your patronage solicited.
G.W.CROSBY
Jfewg,
For Sale.
2 mules and 1 horBO. liaise bix
years old. Will be gold on reason
able terms. VV. II. Tiller,
English, S C.
For iSale Cheai).
One now lMarf.f nt greatly reduc
ed piice. Organs and Sewing Ma
chines at abort notice. Dry good*
ami Groceries as cheap as moue\
cm buy them, W. J. Caddell.
~ / "? * ^
At T^o Maae Ball Jfark.
The C Rplcn base ball association
has just completed their, enclosure
an '4 granfl stand, just south of tin
S. A. L. freight depot. They have
booked Ihe Charleston Y. M. C.A.
for nexlrMonday, Tuesday aud Wed
nesday.
Assignment.
Mr. K. H. Williamsons made an
assignment for the ueuffit of his
creditors. Mr. Williams' man\
fiionds throughout the county will
regret exceedingly to learn this
and will hope sincerely to soon sec
him reinstated -in. hi^siuess. The
asMi^nmont was made to Cnpl.^f.
1, Smith.
A Grand Success.
If the crowds have anything to do
with it the Mill End sale at Hirsch
Mros <fc Co must have proven a biy
success those past few days. Kvei
since the opening morning on Sat
urday the crowds have been $?rv
Urge and the buying very brisk.
Sn much for the use of ptlnlei'e
iuk. This sale is still going on.
Attention, Free Masons.
On next Sunday morning, the
25ih, at 11 o'clock Rev. J. I)
Moore will preaob in the Camden
Baptist Church a sermon especial!)
for Masons in commemoration of
Jobu the llaptisl. All Masons in
good standing aro requtsled to
meet at Masonic Hall at 10 30
Sunday morning.
F. Leslie Zeuip, W. M.
Fourth of Juiy Celebrations.
... The^SoutUorn Railway anuounces
teiy low rate of one and one third
jfh&t-class fares for the round tiip
i (minimum rate fifty cents) from all
! points in territory South of the
'Ohio and Potomac ; and East c.f the
Mississippi Rivers, including St.
Louis, Mo. ?
Tii kets on 4?alo July 1st to 4th ;
with final limit July 8th. Tickets
to he limited to continous passage
in each direction.
R. W. Hutit.
Liberty Hill.
Mr Editor. ? At the election on June
10th for officer a of the Liberty Hill Hi- 1
fleuCapt. J. G. Rlchardp, Jr.i>waa unan
imously rp-elected and Mr. W A. Canning
ham 2nd T,i eut. There wa* no choice
l?r 1st Lieut. and another election has
been ordered for the 24th. <'apt Kieh
*rd* prominently mentioned for Ma
jor of our KaittHion but in deference to a
oomWr of hit company he. did not ent?>r
?lieraco. Oapt. RichardrS'a very popu
'?r in military circle* and no doubt
could have been elected.
Mm. W. I). McDowall and her bob.
W. I) Jr., vinitc d their relatives, the
family of Mr. W. K. Thompson tho
J>Wt week.
T)r. J. W. Floyd, of Horry county,
?Mnt. .Monday at his old home' here.
Mrg. Floyd lias been here for some time.
Miss l.ou Perry is on a yisif to hor
r?ml parent*. Capt. and Mrs. L. L.
Cljhurn. at DfcKalb.
Mr. .1. J,. Lewis, a prominont young
""" of llory county, spent several
on the -Hill" laat week? wejK?
c on husintaa. _
?AlWloaod on the
, Bradley, tho ofli
-J'hlcipal, left for her homo at
MPr.opvilW on Wednesday. r
I q*1 a v6o?rtaaB*Uoual meeting of the
| ^?HbyterianCbarch on a recant tfnnday
I J. o. Richard*. Jr, and W. A.
ypoBinghnm wore elected Klders and
N. S. Richard* and J. B. Cure
^^cacooa
_ &/? P. B. Hall who has been assort
with Dr. W. ?. Moore at Heath
I *? new located at Liberty Hill
| the praoUeo af his wofeeelon
Fm numb?r of our yoong people attend
E??ily Cotton is i ?>. in*.
N.?t ?\ ith?mndii,g tin en j,,., ,i, r,
?**K Considered lit ) *:>?', I a m rt(, ^
'hi?t i linn laat \ (mi, i., . it ?? ,,
pet i ?'il <*ur I ici .
On WfdiifMUv ii? ? ? i ?> l : v
Mr. W. li. '/.cm |) fotj '.;(! ;t h: )i t:) | |
iii? li. i-t hi: I.-, nl. i <??? M
'/*< ui h i*? ? 1 1 <? ii ir. <?! u \.rv ii .it
! i?'ly which y if hi ' !i. ,i:! (M'i^>
htttCf J ?l it'v H than tin- o ' i! , ti :t i \ ?
ton
On Tui?day, th?- ?'Ji'ii. Mi !.? a,.
( . 1 V i : ui ? f, ? . vi ?-?l n >? i. i .! < ? 1 1 ? I -i J.
troui l*. i.? h?t In ? : kf.iiurl, jh, t
? h> feniyi- ii >*y wo 1 1' i ' i i v < ? t i ( : i?ii, Mr
I'Hiu- H it in ui'iiiil, i .> f u : u ? . .i
? doom ti-kl'U from ?i : s fmui mat
n t?3 k i dp dep>t.
1 4 'i h l l* 1 1 ? i '.i v , t 1 ? > ? 1 i > i i j j u s I u 1 1 c r
*Vo At)UL to piC*tt llil'ti; 'A its liltii|t?|iK
to our ( Uii'i! n 1 1 (i 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 t'iki'ii
fro in i ho lot nf K . ('ollittH neat ih<
wc#l end ui DiRftio street. i'h?*
olooiii being i i?d inoicaU'd Ui'ul ii
was n day old tliub making ii livi
days ahead of any yet lepnrted.
Death*.
The many relative* and fnemU of
Mr. and Mr? Henry Uichajd?on
have heard with deopobt regret ol
the doath of the latter at her homo
in Clarendon. Sho na? u ?i?ter of
\lra, I). R. William#., ,Ji., ol t 'aid
den, and a daughter of the late <?ov
enor John Ij Manning. Ml. Kieh
ardton in a brother of ??Ira. Jumea 1>
Deau whone death we <dironicled Uat
week, Mrs. liiohardaou leavea a
number of devoted children aud an
unuaunlly laig^ ciielc uf relatives of
the Sooth's most dit-tir gulshod pi>o
pie
Our community will lemn with *in
ceregt Borrow of the death of Misfc
Mary Belloni who lot Hryt-ral y ? '?- r t
nith her mother m>>< I siutpr han Rji ti
the winters here at tin; Court J an
and mado many waun friend-.: by
their gracious cordiality. i heir ear
uett chatiiv and generona church
work, nmking thom<iel?es one with
u? and of uh in all matters of inter
out to our town. Their delightful
iocal qualities will long ho remem
bered by their hunt o! '.riendw Iktc. 1
Wo extend to Mr. ?M?d Mrs .v.
Peay our deepest sytnputhy in the
death of tlioir infant wiiich occurred
?it their homo in lvirkwood on Sun
lay morniug.
Mi?n Margaret Kklre lg*' wn? boa
lefiK <>n Tuenday evenjng to the Bid
ing Ulub who nil met about. U o'clock
at the Hobkirk inn and after n mer*
ry lide nil over town "hied them" to
the beautiful country place t.-f
Knight's Ifill under the chnperonago
of Mrs. Jnmes 13. Steed man, Jr.
On Tuesday morning quite a fsaro
1>( r of teachers left Camdon to join
the other "four hundred" nt the Sum
rner fechool nt Olemson College.
I'hcy wiii be there for a month
Among the number were Prof Plum
racr Mills. Misses Martinet and Mn
ry Burnet, Rllic -Zeinp and Mnida
f)cn&
Dr. and Mrs. A A Moore have
returned from Ne\y York City where
they have been visiting their son.
Dr. A. A. Moore, Jr.
Mr. and Mr??. lienty .Savage and
children leave I his week to visit Dr.
and Mrs Alexander's family in St
Augustine.
(.?apt. and Mrs. W. M. Shannon
have returned from a pleasant fort
night spent at the North
Mr. John G Tienhohn who wa<?o*?
a visit to his sister Mrs. A. W. Bur
net on Saturday last was en route
for South America where "no holds a
government position.
Mr. P. T. Villi pigue and family
loft yesterday for Saluda. They
were accompanied by Miss Mamie
AlcCaa.
Rev. and Jlrs. \V. 1> Gordon left
tl^is week for Fiat Bock. I'here
will be no service in Grace Episco
pal church until further notice.
Mueii &'o and Drill
The following is the programme
of the entertainment to ho given at
the Opera House next Tutmlay
night, June 27t.Ii :
Violin Solo, selected, Miss Marie
/.em p.
Baritone Sole with I'rio < horns,
"Goax Me." Messrs. Lrwia Ar Wil
son.
Piano Solo, Selected, Miss Alber
ta Team.
Recitation "Old Are" IM iaa Kms?
Jaeohsou.
Hoop Drill.
Mis Ida Goodale, Captain.
Vivian Yates, Ciara Wallace, Ly
dia Gilford, Kthel King, Minnw
Drier, Minnie Alexander, Helci
Phelps, Agnes Evans, Mary Nich
olaou, G uerry Greene, Katie Browne
Bessie Biased, wiilie Alexander
Uetta Phelps, Nannie Hough, Mar
guerite Stokes.
Part II.
Vo6al Solo, "Aria from RoberU
II Diavolo," Meyerbeer, Mies Flow
er.
Piano Solo, "The Flatterer,'
Chaniinade, Miss Bessie Zornp. ^
Male 'I'rio, "Sing Me A Song O
The Sunny South,"' Messrs. Lewi
& Wilson.
Pis no Solo, Selected, Miss Lolth
Boy kin.
Recitation, 'The Sioux Chief
Daughter, " Mrs. A. Ernest Crane.
Vocal Solo, "Of Thee I A:i
Thinking," Strelezki, Miss Flower
I Tableau, "Liberty, Justice i
jPlenty," Misses Shannon, DeLoactt
, A Sheorn.
I i General admission ?5c. Clu!
Jren 15c. Reset ved seals 3 5?
Tic toe I* for sale ?t Dr. F. Lssli
Z#m p'f <Wug store.
SUMMONSftQR RELIEF.
( ' ir- .iiii i f Court of
;?? i i- hi w ( ' Miii i y ? i Common
ii I' -v.ni, rj.iiiuu;',
U ><>?? < ?' rli-h Teiiiii. !'?.?*?
i ? *tn, .MaiW* Sinidi, 1 f ? ? ' ? K.
!."!iu mi.:;!:, Winr8Ci.it 'lnm. .It
.Mittm lJiui-Ui. II?? k i
1 Hrorm, IV r! FkKcw. V'Hiott II. lh^
'?M. K:ti! Ii. H :i < '? m* |ii .?!
l-iii. . .. Ii |'r '.si,, L \..[ H.
i.u / 1, 4< /v.'uii , rti:d hilm* A.
Di-U'l.v^rk!^.
iTulUt* l>t?l\?lV:'*IUS ;
i You ?ro hereby sniumoiH'<t ami io
|UirC'<l t<. .tUnWfi i1m> r?iiH|>luiiit in ?).;
M-Vioh,. which Will he ftleil in the olli.-t
'I tin' t'h-rk of tliit; Court , .pud to #? rv?
rt copy. of youi' aiuwoi to tho suit! <'oni'
i ? ! hi ut on t Lt- subm-nlier at hiw ol'.ica in
t'ain<icu> ?k'? t-' , v ititin twenty ihtys aMt i
I'm* sciviet* hero., f Exclusive" of tho ?1 a v
>.t Mich survive ; ami if yon /nil to un
it Ai-r Hie com plaint within tl.o time :ifcr> ?
Mi>l, the phuiaifl in this notion will ap
ply to the Court (or tho ivlief" UeiHUKth
<?? \ in t hi* coin j.lnint
Diitci, Camden. S O., May 13th, A I h
ISM 15.
>1. T. II A V,
i'UintilT'a A (toi ccy .
To (.'luo'ks Team, I'niveli Team. Pearl
Kbk?vw, anil K I Hot t II, Howeii. Doicn
dftnU in this action
Take notice that the Complaint in thh
actioir was filed m th<> olticc of the (MtfrK
?>f the(X,irt of Common !'!?*?? for K"i
.rilwiw County, in the Stalo of South
j Carolina mii tlic seventeenth d-tv of .Mm,
,V. 1). lflnfi.
?I. T. Hay,
I'laintiH Attorney.
May ID ? tit.
Treasurer's Report
(Continued from- F,dU>si'i<d Page )
District No. '22.
John B Setzlor 80 00
I B Ketzlcr 80 on
.) B Sotzler . 80 otj
J B Sotzler 80 00
(i S Kinji 11 00'
.) B Set /le r $io 00
J B Set /lor So 00
II A (jasfiins "2o 00
.1 B Sotzler <">0 00
J B Setzler 80 00
R A ( j ask ins *2o 00
J B Set zley 80 o 1
.! B Setzler 80 00
?.J B Selzler 05 on
Total 8IKJ 00
District No. '23
Florence Bruce 3'2 50
Florence Bruce 35 00
TM McCiisUill liooo
T M McCaskill 3o 00
T M McCaskill So 00
T M McCaskill 10 5n
Kllena S Wilson ^i> o.?
Kllenu S Wilson 00
Ellenu ^ Wilson 25 00 1
Tot-ul ^10 itt)
District No. 21.
1* T Blarktnon 4o 00;
?R T BUckvuon fv<^ fuvi
T Blaokmon 1# ooj
P? T Black mon 41 00
It T Blaokmon 3fe ot*
K T Bhicknion-^ 38 00
Isabella McCaskill '2o 00
Isabella McCaskill '2o 00
l\ T Black mon 38 00
R T Blackmon 4o 00
Total . 358 00
District No. '25.
Sallie Mooneylmn
Tlio Oaxton (Jo
Sa! lie Mooneyhan
0 B Pate
1, B Whitley
Gallic Mooneyhan
L B Whitley
Sallie Mooneyhan
I, B Whitley
Sal lie/ Mooneyhan
Suiiio Mooneyhan
Total
District No. 2(>.
1'' A Worts 3 o 00
Williams & Steedman 3 75
,T X Jones 2 00
Martha W Mobley 3o 00
M W Mobley 80 00
Fva (Toodlet U& 00
M W Mobley 3o 00
Kva Ooodlet 3o 00
M W Mobley 3o 00
liva Goodie t 00 00
M W Mobley 3o 00
B M Jones fj 60
\ I W Mobley 15 00
Eva Good lei 33 00
Total 328 75
District No '27.
' Florence Bruce 3o 00
| Kershaw M ?fc B Co (>4- 19
ill lore lice Bruce 3o 00
Florence Bruco 3u 00
1 Florence Pace 2S *47
Totals 182 66
Contingent.
Margaret Burnett 15 00
; Ella M Beattie 15 00
I \V A Sch rock 1 9o
|KllieZemp 12 60
; W L i\rcDo\veir~ 15~5?
iG W Birchmorc Id 00
' ilftida Deae 42 60
1 Alii? Duuft 12 60
36 00
48 00
3o 00
3 75
2o 00
3o 00
2o 00
00 00
lo 00
80 00
15 00
282~75
! 1 1 k f : i : is\orw cuanci;
\VK A l{;> MA, OF OF!
? ?s.iT at cos'
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*?fc T
Havirg conciiuiJed to cfose out ou
jClothiWK Stoc&? ? ?nsist i n ? i>f
j
i Youths aad Boys-lain**, we arc offer
jiiifc then; at prices that will mak*.
<5* > .
1 1 iei i go.
|COME AND Oirr Wii: FIRST PICK
OF THIS PILE.
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SHOE, HAT A IMC CLOTiNQ
FARMING f MPLFM
LATEST IMPROVED TIME.. AND LABOR SAVE.RS.
Fertilizer Distributor*, Spnt'p'fx. r< ? le'lsmir iior, gutiruiilocd to put cnt
wet, fertilizer hb w? II dry. ' K. I'" the far morn fityorile. Acme, Uiy
ru03t durable on tlm market CJ ri III I. ;>n.l Guo iwin, the Goodwin bwiiifj
very desirable Wcnr.uao so cheap only !? ' 5 vij. T'>is distributor in Hpcciullv
uduptVd lor fertilizing growing eropa, i'.uly Hand Distributors.
O OTTO 1ST 3 PXj-A. NTE .
Hampton, FrtUjo'irtr, (\>x, Goodw u , Dow fja -v ?nd Iv'lips#. i"";,
find in 1 1> i h oHKorimcnt something t<> -uit? veiy farmer.
PLOW!* - V u I c a n oti" and (wo n tfloel beam, Chul'-'Ynoog.i olio ai;d
two fcorne fdc.el toenm. V.o'.U o i Iheac do beautiful W??rU. Farmem Friend,
Uov Carbon, liuv Dixit* Karqniof, (jti.uip.'* ; \ Imitation.
OVHDttN riOWS. i'Jvofy pardoner aho:;ld have one. U.-uldu I'ooi
stocUii. ?v great iirao am! lubci- t-awr
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS-. BELLOW St ETC.
lEI-A/.R, IBLO WS
I?X?o f?nd C? tawny, Moline Uvvcvrf^ilo Onttivu. i i\f*t Iron r.;;;e. LilUe ,Jue
Quoou Anno and 4V>s* tddo li vr^w,
Fur in Metis Stock antf pouiuy v\ I *??: none superior to Ellwood. Hhick
and Galvanised i!ip< , Steam FRiing*. Viumberf< aupplKs, J'ludf arid lleav)
Hardware. Gu.;land Stoves, best uu ;h? luurlnd.
A abnrn Wagouo, the tightest rnnu wagon on the market, every .axle
guaranteed w> matter what the load.
Harness and Bob; Leather Stuck el Saddleiy, T I urn <?????, Collars, iJri
?Tlw, 10 tc, coutiniguly reploiii?,ii?d.
.Ail wf tUfjse gflods were and will bo tn V v\
p; ice of cotton.- . - 1'uur* Respect fcuily,
-v - A. D. KENNEDY. ??
fiew Bak
-Iwish to announce to the public
that my Bakery , at the Old Singleton
Stand, is now in good running order
and 1 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.
lo urn Kesp cctfu lly ,
W. |W. Youpg.
Annie McDowell 15 oo
Janie A' Stover 15 oo
T ho id as P Gusli' us 15 oo
Sadie Kennedy 15 oo
W L McDowell 4 oo
W P Mills 15 oo
N S Withers 15 oo
Mary Mac D XV iiitaker 15 oo1
L T Baker 3 oo:
Mattie Sill- r 15 oo
Leila A. PovvelJ 15 oo
\V 15 Turner loo "bo'
Total i?114o
Railroad Coupons ? 1904. I
February 24 $ 175 oo|
March ti ?5 00
April 14 ^ 3} 5 00 1
July 1 * 357o 00 j
August 2 I<i5 00;
1*03.
January 2 3olo 0.0 1
January So 28<> 00 j
Jf^bruary 1 7q ool
April W * 7o 00 j
Total 7G3o 00
Kooapitulation of School Dists
District Not ! . 8914 G5
I Diitricl N 0. 2 ASSll 22
f Dwirict No. 3 (>99 4o
District No. 4 ' 446r36
District No. 6 00
j District No. % *1U9 4*
District Xo 1 ' 6<*2 55
District No. 8 1127 25
District No. 9 1738 o9
District No. lo Oil 27
District No. 11 985 oo
District No. 12 lp^l 061
District No. 13 ..y*5&87|
District No. 14 ?v 433 75 i
District No. .1.5 20105,
District No 1 G lo85 2o{
District No. 17 1173 11)
District No. IS 46 L oo
District No. 1)4 & o(>
District No.**2o 165 5o
District No. 22 H9(> oo
District No, 23 249 oo
District No 24. 358 oo
District No. 26 282 75
District No. 26 32b. 70
District No. 27 182 0(5
Contingent ' 341 4o
Total " . . 26o81 65
Grand Recapitulation
Total Conn ty $31, 5o ;> 47 1
Total School 26,o81 65
Total 2 mill Rd Levy 5ol 46
Total Court Uouse 13,4jo oo.
Total JUR Bend*
Grand Total 68
- Respectfully,
O IX M,
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Sellers Of Everything.
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i> ry Goods, Shoes, Hats, Clothing,
Groceries, Hardware, Oats,
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Corn, Wagons, Bug
gies & Fer
tilizers.
Your Interest ?
To Tra le With Us.
Our I it terest ?
To c 11 Von. Q
M nt mil I uterest ?
atis'act ion Guara>?t ?et1.
in serving you best we best promote the infere.t or our
business.
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DRESS GOODS.
Mohairs and Panamas are the thing,. We ha\o thorn. in
black, cream and colors
S< <?; our short lengths in while' goods. Plain, striped and
figured.
Wi' are oRbriiig ti nice Jot of- Tailored skirts in bl(|pk anil
colors, light kvwfj&t Panama, ICtamine and Voil. AT CUT
PRICKS. . *
lii^ Kit of I anil Oliililren.t sailors and ro;(o[y-lo*Woai
Hals at popular puces. '? ' \
In Domestic Goods such as sheotin, eabric, long cloth, sea
inland, etc., you should get our prices before yon buy.
Just received a big shipment of Mat l ings? beautiful pat
terns ? and prices cheap.
Om broideries & jCaces.
We call fr'i >eciul attention to these goods. Wh avo a beauti
tul assortment in cambric, nainsook and swiss edges and ifl
striionH from the dainty baby edges to the wide flouncing and
all over goods.
CV5^
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We soil the W. 15. Corset, and the America^ Beauty. Both
iiiarnntecd to give satisfaction. Wo are agents for the Stfind
;lld Patterns. Call and get a fashion sheet.
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The Famous Gilt Edge Store
P. T. Villepig lie. Prop.