The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 28, 1905, Image 3
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S almond Brothers,
Nlujile And Frtnry Urot'-fti'H
(V?Kr.-r>V? * I ? ? ? *1 1 ?! >? W> l?l .iiro?*M "I ? a *?*?<
Wanted.
HiylioH market puce will be paid
for Chickens, ijeiivereri at th is other.
Will* lake Rliy
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3Ter .SaJw Cheap.
One jiuvv Piano at greatly reduce
ed |>i ??>?; <>r^nm? and Scr.;ug M n
chinos at short notice* Dry goods
and Grove lies us eaeap an luom- v
can buy iln-.m. W. j. Cuddeli.
<? ?
.Aecid ? i ? t t,o Mr <? C Moore.
One night la?*i v>eek uh Mr. C. < ;.
Moore wi?s cio*?Miti(? ih'j Seaborn d
railroad iii his m. tukioiMle ho dis
covered i lint he *v>..? uboi.i. to lie
run into by a train, nod iu hui riedly
backing oil' of the track Iuh auto
was upuet and he waa thrown u
gainst a porf! and quite p^jpfully,
though w are giftd to learn not
seriously, injuiid.
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It Z.i. Rat 1:9 to .farn cr*' Institute.
Southern railway announces rate
of one first clnsa fare pluu 25c, for
the round trip, ( minimum rate f?0
cepts,) l-?? Calhoun and Cherry*
CcoftSiui*, >. (/., on account of the
State Farmers' Institute, (/Id moon
College, iS August 8 11, 1905.
Ticket* to be Bold August 0, 7, t>,
with final limit August lii, 1906,
from all points in South Carolina,
including Augusta, Qa.
For full informal inn consult tick
et :> gents, or,
li . \Y Hunt.
Division Pa sect-gei* Agent,
v"^ (.'hi'rieston, S. C.
Go to Me Cnmder. Supply Co. l.r
j oik Home Feed.
Porcelain liv.ed Waler Coolers.
Smith & Heattie.
Go to the Cam don Supply Co. for
0OW l'oed.
to the Camden Supply Co. for
your Flour.
Call at The UpTo?vn Grocery and
jtet angtliintf yoti wish in the way of
canned Fruits and Vegetables.
Splendid assortment of Heinz's
pickles, sauces, dressings etc, at The
Up~T<>wn Grocery.
Buy jour Groceries at wholesale
prices iri'origiual packages from the
<?an>den Supply Co.
Screen Door Paint makes old doore
look uew. Smith & lieattie.
.Jtiat received another shipment of
nJice fresb crackers at The Up Town
Grocery.
All kinds of Groneries in origiual
packages at. the Camden Supply Co.'s
etore.
Go t ? t ho C.?tnden Supply Co. for
your Coffee.
A ni? line of Tennis Goods at
Smith A. Koallie's
Fiueet Croam Cheeac- and Elgin
P.utter at The I'p-Towh grocery.
Go to the Camuen- Hdpply Go. for
) onr Sugar.
Personally Conducted Tour To Th<a
Pacific Coast Via Seaboard Air Liue
IXfttlWajr.
Tiit- Soaboard announces a per
H-snaily eooducU-d lonr to points in
Colorado, ll.o Yellowstone Nation
al Park, L'l.n An^dro, San Francis
co, the l.t'wia u n (' ("lark Kxposition
ui Portland, Oregon, and other
points of tntursBt on the Paciilic
cousl, to l?'Hve about August 1st to
8th ? exaei date being ducided la
l^r. The round trip is only $82.50
rod the route will he via Atlanta,
Itinniugham, Memphis, St. Louis,
l.Ansis City, Denver, Colorado
' fc >>ring?, Salt Lake City? l.os An-j
tiJefi. fcnn Francisco, The Shasta
U.iutR to Portland, Northern Pa
cific to St.. Paul, thence to Chicago
and roiutn rin. St. l.ouid.
Through Pullman cat's will he
arranged for the exclusive use of
the party, which \vill lie uyrfJi/ally
"* c? ndu cttid^by Kexr. Wm^Wack aud
Wifo of I).ividSi>T?<~Xjp?T who 8 uc
er saf ulifjPfl** the )*rge party
XionujF^Fth Carolina last August.
Awerary of thu trip ,.ia now be
? tcg prepared whioh will^ give full
details as to the rates, atop-overs,
Ttoftl r?l?B and points of interest.
It vcitl he one of the moat complete
tripe of its kind ever arrang
ed and at "very small cost. Thote
*bo Jolu the party will be shown
"fveTjY attention ovnr the entire trip
which will consume between four
0od Ave weeks. Wiiie for booklet
' end information to Rev. William
: DfcTldson, N. C., or addrsM
IT. GaUl?? T. r. A,, Raleigh,
v S ocia / S/)< >/s.
AuiOMfc' ? 1 1 0) Mi \ visit. )U ,i:j|
city t re Mr* If. \V. !)i-Shu?mui?', ?r
( 'i? 14 r i? and h ?* 1 inn little yiib
who me v if i t 1 n Mi mi it Mia .J i ' li a
Whilfiltcr ; is Iv i! k <vood. Mm* A!li?t
D< S '1 ii -hii 1 ? , hK<i? I'f i.'itut :c rftoii *
rt* l?4< up oti I'lMfciM IiimI ' it Mm J
Knit; Leuou vv 1 1 ? > lin* j')f I telnreer j
from h itiinriunig vmi to tin- "Cm
by 1 h?> 8; :t "
Mr. nini iM 1 i A??.\ H*y*vard, ?>i 1
Columbia, *f?? b|>? Milii-K u foilnight i
with Mr. *i?4 *U f*. C. J. IWiamwO
'?? Hails Si. Hfrv. .luhu K*r?tiu* . ?
Jr., i h also :i guest of Mr. and Mrs j
Sii ii unoti.
Mrs. .J i?li u Whitsker, Jr., h?? re- I
turned fioiu a dtJigliiful vi?it to hei
relatives in Charleston.
Mi sues A guea Corhel t , FJlie Z-mh p,
Maida Deaf, M nrv Burnet and Men
??rM Plu miner Mills and Ben 'IVhih
have returned from Ciumson. Mihn
M argaiet Burnet went on to ito
mount* ins of N. C. where ?ho wi'l
upend tlic rent of the e n miner.
Mts. Leslie Zemp and Mia. Hoi*,
ert Tenm aud children have return
ed from h vihii to their relatives ui
Jamt'g' Inland.
Alisw Kmma Haiie is at home af
ter un ex'end;-rt vi*it lo relatives in
Florida nnd Georgia
M ins Flizaheih ll'iile, of the
Charleston floppitui corp* of nurse*
Hj^nl l??st wen*, at homo lieie * iili
Iter parents on Lumens St.
M rs. \V . ! >. Box k ,11 an J h?M ?
daughter, iVi ???> Lula, lin\t returned!
from their northern titp.
M i?9 Kmiiv Carrison in spending'
some time in Columbus, Ga., vxiili
her brother, Mi [). .J Carrrison.
Mia. C. II. Zemp and son t>.
spending their summer hi 1' h wl**} 'h ,
dsland.
Mrn Engine Zemp and berdaujjh
ter Miss Bessie are enjoying the
change to C1ev?.|nnd Springs.
l)r. and Mrs. F. M. Zemp nnd
family have returned from Wrights
ville Bench.
Mm. W. J) Ba? velt who has !)? < n '
ill for eeveral weeks in Sumter in1
dccidedly better and li&s returned
to her home here. Mas lor Chap,
man linger returned also with his
nrothor.
Mi?s Edna McClaui entertained'
a number of her fri?nds on Wed-,
newday evening in i.onor of Miasj
Winnie Crawford, of Yorkville, who
la visiting MIhs McClain. (A>nit.o a
large number were present and nil I
enjoyed the happy occasion to t he j
fullest exteut. After a dance a de
lightful watt-melon fe.nat was enjoy- ?
ed.
Soiling Out At Cn?t.
Meesia. Ilirsch Biua. 61 Co. are
selling out at cost all summer goods,
to make room for their fall stock.
Pleasantly Rem?mb?red.
Oo account of his recent accident
Dr. Alexander was prevented from
attending the State Den tal Aasocia- j
lion which met at White Stone thi*!
week. On Monday last Dr. Alex
ander received a telegram from the
meeting expressing regrets for bis
inability to attend.
Meeting at Pine Grove.
The protracted meotiug will be
gin at Pine Grove Baptist church
Aug. 13th. Thn pastor will be as
sisted by the Rev. ino. B. Gough,.
of Manning, S. C. There will be
two services a day? morning and
night. We anticipate a good meet
ing. All are cordially invited to
attend these meetings.
Respectfully,
C. D. Peterson, Pastor. i
&xcur8ion to Charleston
Mr, J. E. Creed, of Ileath Springs,
will run an txcursiou from Lancas
ter to Charleston on Thursday,
Aug. 24ib. The fare from Cam
don is only 11.35. Seperate coach
es for while and ool.^rtd pusscngeis
and go??d order will he observed.'
Tram will leave Camdoo about 7 p
m. Passenger* will be Ukon on &ii
all statioua h"i<*con IiHticaeter and
Hagood. Mi Creou w;!! u<?ft every
effort to givo his paxBengovo a pi^aa
ant trip. See hj3 ad
Sunnasr School
The County Hummer School open
ed ou Tuesday morning in the High
School buildiug. The instructors fire
Mr. Harry Trantham, formerly of
Oak Ridfco Institute, and Mr. W. P.
Mills, of the Gam lea High School.
Conrses are given in Arithmetic,
Grammar, Civics. Literature end
Pedagogy. The fo lowing text-books
iro nsed : ? Wcntworth'e Practical
Arithmetic, BaehlerVi Modery Eng
lish Grammar, (Mark's Government..
Shakespeare's Merchant of Vonici\
Hughes' Mistaken in Teaching
The teachers enrolled nt present
aro : Misses Catharine Amuions,
Minnie Ammons, Eh telle Alford, Flo
ric Arrants, Alhc Dunn, Bernice
Pnnn, Maud Gardner, Carrie flas
kin, Itola G'lAonheimur, Nnonie
Goflf, Anna Holland, Dean Jones,
Blanche Kirklcy. Gillie McOatnmon.i
Annie McDowell', Mary Session*, An- j
nie West and Messrs. Thomas Gas i
kins, Wesley Hammond, T. M. Mc- ;
Oaskill, I. J. McKenzio and W. li.
Turner.
Attention is called to the fact thut
those teachers holding certificates
wbiob expire this year can h*v*
them renewed by attending the ?es>
?ions end passing the examinations
of the Summer Schools. Otherwise
tbe? as o?4 sUnd the regular esaai
nesjoo fo t rscewal whisb wUi bt held
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Monday
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yf?l?y V : t.'i*! fit lv'^?> C.airyil?j? 01,
?;* ??'u' \f v^iw -|p-, * i tl i i i \' . I v ?-?ir on
jU#<i 2'-u j. iVeli \'J wh ? !i't>(? trivi]
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i'C Htttxj fou tV>: t : i j ' tfnilty
!<?,?? I <?r UiKl Ui- i'K
L Cl UMUtl'. I ?'?
Vili|#,(|;y Kh:c,U'.| II'. t, Itrt ?) i . I no
i*Kr horse WilliotM OiiUh** u L of ownt j
but hired fcho h"i%w ??->?( kept, it. .-wi
*?uif\ (,'onrt im.trucujl jury lo rcu.
dt-r m v?r<t*>t oi in.* fjiUy
^ h* ?*???? ?f Hr\uO>?h j^TOWO foi
Al'rti>u was ftimmcneod on Moodav
afteinor>*i and wan fiai'died on Tut k
day Hfternoou. Verdict, not guilty.
Julius (Huhber |(<>se) pieao j
guilty to lurt eny limn tho po^mi'
privily. lie stole u watch from an '
other "euuti". I imom ( li on chum :
Heywfird Smith phud guilty of j
house breakim; i.nd lareuny, llcj
broke into a chicken tioose ami Kt i.
rooster and two h<n> tfike^ up with '?
him He gi>i two months on j?oo i
roads gang. ^
Augustus G I-lur, a negro thought
lift would poso i?h ;< moriimn. lie
married one girl on Sunday night and
another tho following Tuesday night
The jury concluded that a* Isl.tr v.?t.
very smart ho might Im p in the good
i(>ad movement . Sentence 1 ytar
and f 100 tiny
Dave McCoa,nr.ot 4 i *? r * coon," plead
cuijty to carry ing oonui tuod weapons.
Fine $25
W >uh Williams, ?n oldvderan ??'
Hie gang. was up lor letting Mr W,t
I'- l)e Ijoache's Iio?h tab up "villi him.
Verdict guilty. Sonie' ?< f> months
'1 lie next fiisu f??r trial was the
Stale vu Jas. and ,) , T ('uuieron for j
murder. Verdict not guilty.
.J. K Shoaly, assault vvilli attempt]
to rape. Notguil'y.
On account of the absence of an j
important witnosa'tho Giilin case >
was continued until the next tonn '
of court.
Alpo the pB?n ?' .1 T. Boone for'
murdor, ha? be.on continued until,
'he next term of eotirt,^
Sapsioutj court adjourned yent.f?r<lay i
dtemoon and the civil docket haul
Ueen taJcon up
Cupt. Jas. L. Ifailo, foreman of the .
*fi?U'i jury, i? ii>. North Carolina fori
1 tow days and {'. T. I'ru< e tvan pj?.'cil
-<1 foreman pro torn. The followiv.ff
s the
Pi esontm??iit < r the Grand Jury.
To Hii II?>nor Jnd/o Kriu-al t'iary, J'ro
Riding Judge Rt ti e July loi on ..t Court,
1<)04 :
\\ro the Graii'l Jury of Kershaw Coun
ty Iipk to make tlio following pree<-?t
inent :
\N o have passed upon all present
ed t* us for our considcirjition.
AV e have oxamined ih? oflU es of tln*j
Chjrk ot tho Coy it . Ju-!^e of I'robatn, i
Supt of l-M u eat ion and Coroner, and
find tlio bockn to ho neatly und correct-!
ty kept.
We will mak" a thorou^li exainina- i
tion of ttie (Joe.nty Treaeuror'b and Su- '
pel visor's olticea and report at the next
term of Court. i
W?t tiiul that the t<a?iitary condition of
the Jail is ba<l, and recommend that !
the matter be looked after at. once.
The Cirattd Jury at. die l:i3t term of:
Court recommended that a water closet j
he erected on the premises of tlio Jail j
and we find that this has not been done, i
D^ewin^ it an absolute necessity we !
urge that this matter be attended to
without delay.
The Lockhart, public, road lias been re
ported to us to be in an almost imoaafifl*
bio condition just bevond the Hought
Bridge. We au^^ost that thia sbould tafcJ
looked after without delay. '
We present one Erviu Owens for sell
ing whiskey unlawfully in Flat Rock
Township, and give the names II. W.
Smith, Thos CUskina, Clarence Hough, j
Jaa. Kelley (colored) and Lemuel Trues
dell as witnesses. ?
Abo one Edmund Uait.her for larceny
of live atock and furnish the names of
L. lil, Hilton, R N. Hilton. Robert Hil
ton, Jas. White, Jno. C'atoe and Robt,
Majrill an witnesses.
Thanking your Honor and officers of
the Court for courtisies shown us, we
respectfully submit.
P. T. imiTOE,
Foreman Tro tern.
The Kershaw Guards left yester
day to join the eocampment of the
Second Regiment in Colunihia.
Notice.
I wish to announce to the public
:hat I have bought ou' hu Tt ?t>?for
tiusiiicaa of Mi. K. K. King, and I
am fully prepaied to uny kind
of Transfer Huftitifa*.
H. L'. feDydor.
A CARD.
Notice is hereby given that! have
bought out thfl Interest of Mr. T.
W. Lang In The Camden Supply
Company, and solicit the patronage
of our ft lands and the public gener
ally. -? Respectfully,
Burwell Boykiu.
July 14th, 1905
Tax Executions.
Under an ! by virtue of p.undry tux
executions to me directed, I M ill proceed
ro aril, before the Court Ilouae door in
the City of Camden, on the tint Monday
in Aug. , 1905, during tin? 1 e^n I hour* of
?ale. tho following described real estate :
to-wit;
60 acres of Un ! in School District No.
2 bounded on tho North by - lands of W.
K. -Toy, formerly belonging to (1, M. Al
exander ; Kast by l?i)da of W. K. and D.
W. .Toy ? South and SouOceasi by lands
of I. .T. MoKonzie: West by lands of C.
R. Sutton, formerly of Mrs. Yalop.
levied up?n and to be ?old a* the prop
erty of C. M. Alexander.
t-:?Ute of Jane lironaon. 1 honae arid
!ot :u City of Camden, fronting North l)e.
Kalb street and bounded East by North
Western R. R and South Ket. Juliut
Cook, West by C. Nelson. Soli tor
J.tftaAXTKAM*
MbtlfeftfOti Artdt'Ci
1IK!:K IS Y( Fl{ CHANCE
wi: uc: m:lli sc all of ol'ii
Gfc.O'Fflf'PCI at coeI
Having conclut ed to close out oui
Clothing Stock, c instating of Mens
Youths and Hoys :*dtjs, vm are ?ffler
ing; them at prices that will makt
(liei i go.
COM I: AND OFT fill- FIRST PICK
OF TI1B PILF.
SHOE, HAT Aryi CL^TIMa JVSAhS.
FARMING i \\ PI, KM li'STib
LATEST IMPROVED-- - ifvIE Ah'D LABOR SAVERS.
Ferti'; vr Distributors, Sp&.igfter, lothing new, ^nam^teed to put- out
wet I'm ! ; it;-.r>r uh well ?-?.<? ? I ?- y . "K I " lite lantern f?\orile Acme, the
iuost diiiHi.ie on in<? i,i.?r!<et Grill) sud Goodwin, the Goodwin being
very ?lopirni)'? lu c .u*o t cheap o.ilv v-j.'l 2 .'? TI?!j distr ibnlor ih ^pmnally
*dup? ? ?i for lurtiiizinjf flowing crops, .'ely Hand Dinti ibiMorn. y
PI/) Vr S VoIchji on-1 ? n 1 two In) se ftee.) boam, CliaUano'-gst one anil
two imr ' pfoi'l bourn, Both of Iheee lo beautiful work. Farmers Frioiui,
Bov <Ju' 01. Bov Dixi^ F?> (piliar, 'it uiue and Imitation.
G A H i / V, N PLOWS. Kvery gnrd tier should have one. Double 'Foot
stooli*. ;; great time and labor savor.
BL.' CKSMITKS OUTF ,TS. BELLOWS* ETC.
EAHI1CWS.
Di v.: firj.l Cutaway, Moline Rover-si1 le Oulti vat'.ng, Iron age, Liltly .Toe,
Queeu Anne fttid Boas fcido ba/row.
Fa; in Vc'Ih. Stock and poultry wi ?? ; none superior to 101 1 wood. Black
and Galvanized Pipe, Steam Fit hug?. I'luuibera supplies, Shelf and Heavy
Hardware. (Inrlmid Stoves, bent on be marled.
Auburn Wagons, the lightest runn eg wagon on the market, every axle
gunrantT.d no matter what the loal.
Harness and Sole Leather Stock of Sadillery. Hamon*, Collars, Bri
dies, Kt<\ eontinualv replopi>diod.
All <?( those goods were b*tjgbl tfi >**? ami will l>e sold to meet tbo low
price of cotlon. Yours ltcppocifully,
A. D. KENNEDY.
w. Call On Coleman
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TO HAVE YOUR GUNS AND REVOLVERS RE
PAIRED BEFORE THE HUNTING SEASON. ALSO
ALL KINDS OF REP AT R WORK WE SOLICIT. GUNS
AND BICYCLES FOR SALB CHEAP. SEE; US BE
FORE5 BUYING
C. 9$. Coleman,
pew E ake^y .
I wish to annoi nee to the public
that my Bakery, 1 1 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 ineve *y particular guar
enteed. Free Delivery. 'Phone 164.
Patronage Solicited.
Your 8 Respectfully ,
W; JWI, Youpg.
Ashes* soft's
Condition Powders
M ri\ccs poor horses end mules fat without bloating. It
does this by first tl oroughly cleansing the system of
all impurities, allowing perfect assimilation of food,
thereby creating so) d muscle and fat.
Ilorscs and niul< s improve in appetite and spirits
after the first few c'jses, the hair sheds, and the new
coat is always sleek and glossy. .
Ashcraft's Concjj.ion Powders are packed in doses,
without "filler," a AC good for horses and mules only.
It is a most power "ul tqnic and appetiser, being the
formulae of a practical veterinajiai of over a quarter of a century's
experience. It is easily the foreaost remedy in its class on tb*
American, market Uy-d a?. . jenfcagc, - /
For tMle by Gh T> t,ITTJL?9i
Clearing Out Summer
Goods
AT
The Famous Gilt Edge Store
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SOME RARE BARGAINS FOR OUR FRIENDS."
We have just finished taking Stock,
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ami fit <'-oik!<r through find so
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many odds and ends that we
don't want to carry over,
and will sell at a
Great Sacrifice.
\V? aie olVeniu^ ;i mat loi of colored figured Lawns and Ov-'.
gaudies Iroin 4c to 10c; just what tliey cost us.
Wo have a lot of those short. length floods in White Mad
?as, striped Lawn and dotted Swiss that sold 16 2-5 ? 15 ? 12
1-7 cents that we will close out at 0 cents.
We are giving special prices on ji beautiful line of Enibrbidr
erv, Laces, Tucking and all over goods.
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HATH i 1 A TS > HATS.
Ladies, cliildrens, hoys and Mens. All straw hats must go.
Any of them at cost and a lot for less.
We call special attention to a lot of Ladies skirts in black ,
ind colors, these are beautiful goods in Panama, "Yoila, Serge
and Flannel, that we are offering at slaughter prices. ^
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Everybody has seen the STORK goods advertised in all. the
Magazines.
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We are now Agents for These Goods.
W"" '
The Stork Pants for Babies.
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The Stork Bibs and aprons for Babies.
The Stork Sheeting-.
Good 11 uusc-wi W's, il' there is unytllfiSg jou want in 'house
"urnishiug goods Hiich as Sheetings, Quilts. Towel?, Damask,
Napkin*, Doylies, etc, we will muke tlio purchasing power
of 1 1 1 *.? dollar grtater than yon ever dreamed of.
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Now for Musquitosafter all this Rain!
No use for you to fight them all
night, come in and get one of our
CANOPY NETS.
Standard Fashion Sheets and De
signer for August? call in and get
one. '/
Yours Respectfully,
P. T. Villepigne, Rrop.
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