The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 30, 1905, Image 3
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^OCIEtr DINERS
Y IMfrMTCD jAtAjfe^fc
AlAPSOMS
, iVlfrt PURCHASE?
FOR SALE BY
Salmoiui Brothers,
Staple Ami Funcv (irocers.
ICE - ICE.
Mv Wagon is riow tnakhi
two trips a da)? morning and
tVLiiiirg.
Only one trip will be made
on Sundays.
Sunday Hours ? 7. A. M.
to 2 P. M.
Your patronage solicited.
G.W.CROSBY
For Sale Cheaj).
One new Piano at greatly reduc
ed piice. Orgaus aud Sewing Ma
chines at short notice. Dry goods
and Groceries as cheap au money
Can buy them. VV. J. .Cad dell.
Fourth of July Celebrations.
The Southern Railway annouuce9
very low rate of one and one third
first-class fares for the round tiip
(miniroupi rate (lfty cents) from all
points in territory South of the
Obioand Potomac; and East of the
Mississippi Bivore, including St.
Louis, Mo.
Tickets on salu Juty 3?t Ifedlth ;
with final limit July 8th. Tickets
lo be limited to continous passage
in each direction.
For fnll information conuli tick
et 'agents, or,
R. W. Hunt.
Division PaeseLger Ageftt,
Charleston, S. C.
W? Want Young Men And Women
At Once.
To take good positions, which we"
will positively guarantee them in
writing. We will pay all the rail
road fare of s^x? worthy boys and J
girls winv are roadeM of this paper, j
and give them tuition at less than
cost if \hey enter without delay.
? 1,000 more calls wero received for
our graduates last year than could
bo filled. Some of our graduates
are now making over $5,000 per
3 oar and you can do equally as
well. The Ga.-Ala. Bus. College is
known as the "largefil, cheapest and
roost practical in the South." Don't
fail to write at once for particulars
/to P. L. Martin, President,
Macon, Ga.
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Program For Kershaw Baptist Union.
The Kershaw Union will convene
with Mt. Olivet Baptist church, four
tulles south-east of Camden. Meet
ing will embrace the 6th Sunday,
Friday and Saturday before, in July.
. Friday 10.30 A. M. ? Song and
prMp*x service. Friday 10.46 intro
ductor^aarmon by J. C. Crouch. Al
ternate R. T. Hlackmon.
Queries. 1. How can wo deyelop
christians into active workers for
our God? E. P. Shedd, $cy. James
Jlunter.
"'S? Can we do aught t<> oause God
to bloss us with revivals? Thomas
Gaskins, Sam Wost, Newton Kelly.
3. Can we remove the temptation
of strong drink from our people?
How and when should wo press the
roattei! W. D; Scegara, Napoleon
Welob, J. C. Crouch.
'4. Should all our churches unite in
their labors of love, would
strengthen our Haptist cause, is??er?
?haw countj^^liy^1-4-<^n^'ou^ ?n"
age in brmH&r about? J. C.
Tnuwamond, Thomas Da?
, J; O. Mosaley, Sam West,
. CopalaoJ.
8unday 10 A. M. Devotional exer
Talks to Point.? Orplianaga,
much. 10.45 Aged Ministers,
,41 Isaac Gay. 11, State Missions.
W. T. Mammon d. 11,15, Home
Missions, J. C. Price. 1130, For
r~M]TO?I. Gtoeral discussion .
M? prti? ??\c. p?rtlnK
?? *? awOMMBf
-jr'
I a >i . j ? i rt T-i^cr.
We le^I'll thill t )<>frv$lh bl*^/l sein :? n
IU%de a I hid U? U<!'JiV?ny 1ht>l Tu?'?
'lay uioi n i oj? :>nd bccuied about mix
g h 1 1 o i> ?, of li-juur.
Wanted to Board Teachers iiuy:
Summer School.
Wanted t" hoard twelve teachers
r tlondi tij? t he Kcishatv C'ou it iy Su m
i?i*-r Seh<?? I. < Jomfot i able rooms
unil free iiHf of piano
M 18. H I t uesdeil.
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' Cpciali'd I'pon for Appendicitis
I Mr. John Amnions, n?n of Mr
I H?i J. A inoions, wan on I'ucodav <<f
I a h t week operated upon in th<> Co
lumbia hospital for append ie.it i?
Wi! wish for iMr. Amnions a speedy
and complete recovery.
Masonic Bsrmon.
The sermon to, Masons last Sun
day iioruin^ by llev. J. I). Moure
in the Itaptist church v.hn well at
tended, many members of tbu otder1
coming from a distance in the conn
try, and the sermon was all thut j
could Im ye been dunm-d.
Mueictile and Drill
The musical* and drill at the
Opera House last Tuesday evening
was a pefect success in every p"r
ticular. There was a large attend
ance and the programme from
Htart to llnish was full of inteiest.
Too much piaise cannot be given
to the management and those who
took part iu it. Ali of the partici
pant!) :hd their paii? I aultlesaly.
"Gall 011 Coleman."
Mr. C M. Coleman invites you to
call on hilt) and have your guns
and revolvers repaired before the
hunting season. He does all kind
of repuir woik and is master of his
profession as everyone knows who
lias had worjj done by him. Mr.
Coleman also lias guns anil bicy
cles for sale cheap. ?Soe his ad. and
call on him. His plane of business
is one door south of Sulmoiid Hros.
near corner of main r.ud Htiialb
streets. We gaurentee you will be
satisfied.
' The Season's First Bale.
VVhiiewe are counting our blooms
Texas is Hvjling potion. K press
dispatch from Galveston dated
Juuc 2tHU aavfl j
<lTh? first ualc of cotton ??{ ti/ia
scasou's growth was marketed on
'change today. It 9!iwe from Ho
me, Starr county, Texas, and was
classed as good middling. The bale
came seven days Idler thaa last
year and is the first bale of cotton
raised in Starr county iu live years
It was auctioned oJF and sold for
30 cents per pound."
At Tho Base Boll Park.
Base ball baa kept things pretty
lively iu Camden for tho past
TtosJf, Three game's were played"
UUb tho Denmark team last weekj'
two of which were won by Den
mark. This week three games were
played with the Y. M. C. A. team
of Charleston resulting the same
as the games with Denmark ? 2 to
1 In favor of the visiting t^am. Al
though our boys were not victori
ous there is good uiateriul among
them and for the practice they
have had they played well.
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A Card of Thanks from the Denmurk
Base Ball Players
Denmark, S.( C.? June 27
Editor Camden Chronicle:-^
Kindly allow me space in youi
valuable paper to extend thanks
to the people of Camd<& "in behalf
of the boys" for the many courte
sies e^teiuUcf to them while play
ing tho series of games in youi
pretty town. They look forward
to the time when they may see
thorn again.
Thanking you, I beg lo reipai"
very ninperely yours, '
W. A. Livlngatou,
Capt. Denmark Ball Club.
Teaohers attending tho Summer
Sohool can obtain excellent board at
Mrs. Henry TruesdeU'a
PERSONAL.
Mr. Geo. T. Little loft la*t Satui?
day for a trip to Sheopahead Bay.
Messrs. Blakeney Zeoip, Julian
Woinberg and Sidney Zomp spent
last Sunday on t|ie Isle of Palms.
We are glad to announce that Air.
G. S. Hhame is mqph hotter and al
so that there is a marked improve
ment in the condition of Mr. Sum.
ter lihame, Jr.
- Prof Harry Trantbam is on a visit
to Camden His many friends here
will be glad to learn that he will
spend tho Summer in Curaden.-Miss
i\da Trantbam and MoAnrs. Willie
and Simmons Trantbam aro also at
home ooW?^> r ' % J
Capt. Jobn G. Riohards ' passed
through Camden yesterday from a
visit to his father at BennettsviUe
and gavo as a pleasant call. He
?ays that the crops in this com muni
ty are far in advance of any ho has
seen on his trip.
Speaker M. L. Smith, of Camdon,
hat signified his acceptance .of an
twHatlon to deliver the address at
the laying of the c ne^stone of
the new graded eohoolliuilding ai
this place. The time has not yet
been fixed bat will be as soon a*
4fc??oritt stone srrWss.? Kersha*
Ir* \
%S ocia
Mil. (\ J ?Snannon, Jr.,'Vind her
a'Sbor, Mim J.ei a Shannon, 1? it ou
Wednesday morning t.: spend tin
*<imwer ut ('billon -^prin^s N Y
.Vra. (J .1 ?Shanm>t?, Sr . M.t-a ('bur*
K ite and Master liulpli won i sit the
fc.wufl lime to l'awley'a IhIjiiI 10 vi-?
?i Col. lialph Nenblt'a family when
! Air Ctutylea ?iuvnnon vs i i I joiu ilum
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Kennedy it i < > ! ( < > r 11
| Carj-ifeon tiro nor. in New York and
I will hnii today (<>r Kuropo Tliex
[ w(*re joitUn) |>y H Kb/, i H lift t
i and A^m" McMhiitcr ol C.dumoin
j hiii1! have mapped nut a gruinj tiip
'through Ku'-jhi ii, Scotland alid
Kruncv.
Minn Allies Corbet t ban joined the!
ttiaeho>B from Camden at the sum i
mcr school a> Cicuiuon whcio ihe\ j
are nil delighted with the eliimdr
and other attviui t.igi-H of coilAlt lr? !
at ' 'lemson.
Dr. und M i s. A. A. Moore, 8c,
Mr and Mrs C </. Mnoru and fam j
ily are in Asheviilo where they lav* j
Koiio for the health ol Master AMer-j
his Adair, Jr., who Iihh been < j ?t 1 1?*
ill for *01110 weeks
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clarke ami
family linvo returned from Crajiam
viilft bringing wilh them Mian J<l?n~
tnic Bui net who 1 1 kh many frieudn
here.
Another Veteran O0110
Judge C. I*. Boweu, of West Wh
teree, ditd T>'h#raday, June 22ml,
"?t)d wis buried the 23rd, funeial
iervioea conducted by Kev. Patrick
riicto were prenont fix bonified vet
erans who were pali bearcin, <'?pt.
?I C Uollisssg, c i tiea, ii. t1 .
Bo>l?iw, A. H. Bowen , i'eatoe Ah
hot utid J . Hodgeia. ('. 1*. Bo*en
whbTjoid in May, 18-11, and bud h1
ways lived ui thin seoliou, fc'ov the
past nine yetis be iieid the position
of Magist rtate. Judge Howen w ;ih
always our friend, uud we wiili bib
other friends, ai is c?;rc*ly mourn hi>
death. In compliance with hu re
quest li is body w:ib luid t,o r;it in.
the beautiful giove near his reei- i
deuce. Me in survived by liii? wife |
and six children,
Lumber! Lumber!
When in of; rougl* or (irr.;ptd
Lumber, Miingios, Laths, Tu-r^lB?,l
?kc , call on J. H
CJ M
Uamdeu, S. ('.
(I'ormevly the nuill of tho Camden
Lumber Co. peju' ,S. A. L. freight
depot.)
?. Piobate Judge's Sale.
State of 80 lit h Curolinn, ^ In ;ho
County of Kershaw. } Probate Court
Nellie C. Man, as Administratrix of
the Estate of John C. il/an, (?;*<<
Nellie C. Man and Afi ry E. Man,
Jfrxeoutrtces of t/ie Estate of Eliza
J . Man, Plaintiffs,
Against
Mary ftf. Man, Lillian A. Man,
Lawrence II Man , C O. Man, C.
I C. Vaughun, E. F. A Welters, Ex
ecutors of the Estate of John 0.
Waiters, The Bank of Camden
^ nd all other Creditors of the Es
r <?W of John C. Man,
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of decretal or
dor. Kranted in the above entitled pro
ceedings, dated March 7th, 1004, and
subsequent orders. 1 will sell to tho
hj?he?t bidder ut public outcry before
the Court Houho door in Camden, with
in the legal hours of Bate, 011 tho first
Monday in July, i9Q5t b*ijQ g the 3rd day,
the following real ettato 1 ? ?
AU that piase. parrel or lot of land sit
uated In the city of Camden, 8. C.. con
talning and three-quarters (6 8-4)
acres, more or lees, with buildings there
on, bounded North by York stroet, Ea#t
bv Fair street, Seoth by King stroet,
West by Lyttleton street, composed of
City leu numbered 527 to 646 inclusive,
formerly premises of H. M. Mathis. Re
serving from the sale, however, the rente
of tho planted portions of said premises
for the aurrant year, the t;?ld rent* to be
paid to the Estate of John G. Man and
not to pass to the purchaser of the prcna
[>?**??
Terms of Sale. ? Otie-third ca&l., bal
ance in one tnrt two yfiart" iec b> c >y
mortgage of premises sold, with privi
lege of paying a greater )K>rlion or all
ca?h. _
PI1KLP8.
?ha* County, V, ft
I ? mem-: is vc ru ru anck
I
iwic Alii-: S K L L I ,'\ ( i A LL OP o!l;
I
jOTLC-T^fl^? at coal
Having conclui. ?x' io close out oui
tSlotflfng Slock, c;?fi:w^f? njr of Mens,
Youths a?ul H<?3'S ! '.nits, we are offer
ing them at prici-# that will make
tliem i?*o.
COMB AND OPT nil-: FIRST PICK
OP ri ll: PI LI:.
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SHOE, HAT AI\5C CLQTINQ RrlAfti.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
LATEST IMPROVED TIME AMD LABOR S^rtS.
? 1''':rti.l-f,"r u'"lril"''"r"- K|'?''K?-r. ?< MM-yiinK- now, ill..-;,, , ,
<Yot torLlllzor as Well UM d?Y- ? K. fh<> fur'"1 , . \ .... .1
, i . ' , , ,, * ...th iivoriic. Ac me. Hi''
,ii)OBt durable on tn?) murkot OriiH \ ??"J , . ,, ; ? i ?
'iti\ , . ? Uooiwij). H)p Goodwin
vgiy- dwuruule ItecauBo so , . ? , ? ,
? i?lU A . .. i !? : , - ...v <A Y.t l liis ' 1 1 r i t?ul i>| IB H peel a d \
adapted for - - *, '
1 A'juo; cropa. \ cly Hand Distributors.
HlA****
..y?tS Vulcan oih< (i 1 1 : 1 tv.-o !?? >*M* bacon, ('lialt.Hnoo^;, one and
two huruo Hfrt'l bt'Hiu. Both of ihes%> do beautiful work. Farmers Friuml.
Bov Ci?rh?n. Hov Pixie Fu'tjuhar, <i? ? u i w and Imitation.
' (MUI)KN PLOWS. Kvorv , ^djrr nor ahauhl have "ii*1. Double foot
slocu*. a groat time and lsd>or an vit
BLACKSMITHS OUTHTS- BELLOWS, ETC.
HARIiCW'S.
I Disc and Cutaway, Moline liovcrHU-le Cultivating, Iron ago, Littlo Joe,
Quoen Anno and Hoss h i ? 1 * ?. h .tr?w.
Fm mi Helta. Htock and powHry >v i -?* ; none superior to till wood. HlaoU
and Galvanized "Pipe, Steam Fitting", Plumbers s.upplles, Shelf and lloavy
Hardware. Garlaud Stoves, b?Md, on ;h? market.
Aubnrn Wagons, the lightest running wagon on the market, every axle
guaranteed no matter what, the load.
Harness and bole Leather Stock of .Saddlery, UarneHP, Collars, Jiri
dies, Etc, oontiiiualy replenished.
All of those goods were bought cU'uu and will be Bold to moot tlio low
' A. D. KENNEDY.
J^ew Bakefy. 4
I 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 fir'st-class bakery.
Best service in every particular guar
enteed. Free Delivery, 'Phone 164.
Patronage Solicited.
Yours Respectfully ,
W; 1W. youpg.
For b,-.le.
2 mules and I librae. Ilorae six1
years old. Will b< sold on reason
able terms, W. H. Tiller,
Koglluh, S C.
AfliiiisMer's Notice.
Notice is hereby gir.m to all parties hi-|
debted to the estate of A. .1 Melton, de
ceased, w,jp0vuvimr.:>'(lintc payment to
the undoratKUfd \nd ull partloa aoiding
claims against naal ?:?t ate mint present
?t?oio duly attcstetl v i:hin one voar Iroin
thia daVe. /P. ul. MELTON.
! Administrator.
Juue 23-<Ui.
ft Cbanee For Young Men, j
Thero are two varmciesin the South
Carotin* Collie, from this county, which
will be awarded ft* competitive exami
nation. For blank applications ami other
?information yonnum. ? who Intend stand
ipg this examination can apply to the un
derslgned.
A competitive examination wilt also be
I mid on the 7th of July, at the court
house, for scholarship* In Winlhiop Col
lege. "Bach county is entitled to as
many scholarships at it has representa
tive# In lit# lower house of the "General
Assembly." Applicants must bo not le?f
than If years of:?ff?i. t t.ere are, however,
no vacancies in Wimhrop College from
his county unless it should woitc.piior.
*o the opening of ihr lioxt session.
This is a, good oh.* nee for deferring
,-oung men t? gvt a collegiate edoca
tipn.
W. B. TURXSR.
a j, * Ki,iut*kw Qo> -
Am Mi im>
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. :
Soulh Carolina, ) Court of I
KwtdmW County. [ Common Pleas. ^
Anderton li. P'ownn, Plaintiff, ^
a^ainpt
iufaki II. True, Charles Tomn, Powall
Team, Mario Smith, Hook Smith, ,
I,onie Hiuitli, Thurston True. ?)u
) in Mroom, Mnltie lirootn, Itoxie i
BroOm, Pearl Kfckew, Elliott 11. Bow-j
en', Earl If. lJoweu. lCva Cruinpton, ,
Kunico II. Hiowii, Ivirlid II. Uowon,
Inez I. Bmren, and JuUur A. Itowen,
Defendants- j
To the Pcfandjints
Yon are hereby summoned and re
quired to nnowcr the complaint in this
action,, which will he filed in the ofllc?
of Clefk of thi? Court , and to aerve
a t-opy of your answer to the Raid com
plaint on the subscriber at hifl ofttco ir?
Catnderi, S. C., within twanty dayn after
the ?ervico hereof, exclusive of tho day
audi aerviue; and if you fail to un
swrr tho complaint within the timeaforu
?:ud, the plaintili in this action will ap
ply to the Court for the relief demand
<?i in the complaint.
Dated, Ctuaden, S. O., May 18lh, A- D.
im ? m .
J. T. IIAY,
Plain tiff' a Attorney.
Ta CharlwB Team, Powell Team, Pearl
Kafcow, And Elliott H, Bowtn, Defen
... dan la in thia action :
Take notice th at the Complaint in this
.:ction wa* tikul w. *h? offtee OWrk
>f the Court of Common Plea* for Ker
haw County, in the State of Sooth
Carolina on the aeventeanth day of May,
A. D.IW6. ,
Sellers Of Everything.
Dry Goods, Shoes, fiats, Clothing,
Groceries, Hardware, Oats,
Corn, Wagons, Bug
gies & Fer
tilizers.
Your Interest ?
To Tn?li' With Us.
Our Interest ?
To )l You.
Mutual Interest
ii t is fad ion ( guaranteed.
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In serving you best we best promote t lie i?+ere.vt of our
business.
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DRESS GOODS.
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Mohairs and Panamas are the tiling. We have them iu
i black, cream and colors
j See our short lengths in white goods. Plain, striped . -and
figured.
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We are offering a nice lot of Tailored skirts in black and
Idlers, light weight. Panama, fitamine and Voil. '? AT CUT
PRICES.
' Big lot of Ladies and Ohildrens sailors and ready-to-wear
Hats at popular prices.
In Domestic Goods such as sheotin, cahric, long cloth, sea
inland, etc., you should get our prices before you buy/
Just received a big shipment of Mattings ? beautiful pat
terns ? and prices cheap.
Smbroicien'es &
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We call fpecial attention to these goods. ave a beauti
!mi1 assoi'lment in cambric, nainsook and t*wi#? edges and iffc*
iM'ertions from the dainty baby edg?s to the wide flouncing and
jail over goods.
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We soil the W. 15. Corset aud thy American Beauty. Botlji
guaranteed to give satisfaction. Wo ore agents for the Stand*
ai<l Patternn. Call and get a fashion sheet.
The Famous Gilt Edge Store
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P. T. Villepigue, Prop.