The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 11, 1905, Image 3
PACKAGE
TEAS
Don't
forget.
It is
Ulta*tt &
SantMitV
Package
Tea$.
No other 1
They are always the
can**. Fiftgraju and
delicate Kept v> by the sc.Ucd
packago.
Salmond Brothers,
Hluplt* An< Fiincv liroiMMS.
Ilc?4Vy jftaiUH.
For aetflfiral days llii* we?'k Hit
rainfall in Cauiijeu and vicinity
lias been vtiiy ^i*?i nod ihe indica
tions are that '.lie vai dh have been
pretty general. The Watoree rivvr
at thia (?>inl is ri?ing rapidly and
t\ freslitt ia expected.
Ilouto for Klcctrir. Railway Doing bur
Vt-yec!,
We are iafor.npd that a routo f ? ? r I
rn electriq railway from Camden to
Columbia vi.H Hianey is now being
surveyed Tiie surveyors have com
pleted the work from Hlaney to
(. iuid^n and are now ut woiU be*
? vorn Hlaney mid Columbia. Let
l ie good work y;o on. We c'airo ml
It ivv soon we chii to Columbia
over the electric railway route.
At A New Place. ,
Mr. J G. McCaekill formeil.v
with Mr. H. Schloshberg has t?!?
?a position wi:,h Messrs.
Scbenki'.i; Co.- Mr. McCaskill ib oou
ok the beat clerks in Camrieu hi. J
any houje -would hefortuuate to *e
ctre his services. Mr. McGaskui
wishes hia friends to note the change
ho has mode and to call and see
lnm. With a lar^o stock to select
from, he is sure lie can please the;n.
Remember the place ? L. tichenk &?
Go's ? ia the Opera Kouac building
Shot By Kershaw Policeman.
8>.?e'.'ial 1 o The State.
Kerahaw, <\uc ? In a diftloo *
tv between Mr. J e IT Gregory and
Mr. W. T. Catoe !a?i night Mr. C'n
t-.e v/as seriously snot, aud whh c?i-!
ri'cd to tij)^ sanitarium at Obo^t^r
today to/ an operation. His life is
diapuired of.
Mr. )eif Gregory, who U ouo of
the town mat'*hals, was on beat and
undertook to arrest Mr. Catoe, who
h?d a double barrel shotgun aud a
pistol at the lime of Mr. Gregory's (
aite u^p'v to make the arrest. This is
the second lime Mr- Catoe baa been
shot by Mr. Gregory, as they had
trouble two years ago.
Mr. Gregory has beuu the public
cotton weigher for two ycarB and
has recently gone on the police force.
Mr. Catoe is doing a general mer
chandise butanes* at this place and
baa also served on the police force.
Both rue d have families,
? ----- ?
rJince the above was put iu type
we learn that Mr. Catoe is dead.
Hia body was brought down yestor
day for interment at ICershaw. Mr
Gregory has surrendered- ? Ed.
Chronicle. ^
Go to the Camdan Supply Co. for
your Supar.
Annual Mountain Excurnion
Extraordinarily cheap tickets via
Southern Railway on sale Wednes
day Aug. 16, 1905. Ticket# good
to return until Aug. 31, 1905. Be
lowcis given the rale* from Cutu- :
dun to the following points:
South Carolina.
AbbbvlHe #6 00
Auderaon 675
C oea Hiil 5 00
Glonn Springs. . 5 50
G reen vilh' ?. 5 50
L'lurenu 5 00
Wh il? Stone . . 5 50
Spartanburg . . . 5 50
Valhalla " 5 If
W aterloo . . . 5 00
North Carolina.
l Afhevtlle $7 25
liicvard . 7 50
Like Toxaway. 8 50
Fiat Hock . . G 40
Henderson vilK* . . G 50
H ?t Springs y? ? 8 50
Lenoir . 6 00
Lincoln ton 0 00
. Marion . 6 30
U.itbcrfnrdtoo 6 30
Saluda . . . .' ...
Shelby ?. ^F. G 30
Tr /on L . 6 SO
W ay ne s vti!#^ jk ? 8 75
Jr Virginia.
lew . $7 60
Old l*oint Comfort * 50
- Od Point (via Richmond) . .t 50
Virginia -Reach 7 50
Theae trips are personally don
-- ducted by agents So: Ry. Special
attention gtyen to Ladio* and Chil
dren traveling alone.
For ticket*, schedules find other
Information,, call on any a^ont So.
. . Ky> or,
. R. W- Hunt,
?got,
To The Public.
r
I i 4\ '.)?;< > old 11". V >tork Ml'
^ouds Ki Mr .fohu K' ivlj tim'.
and rented him nit store. l.-? > t i
to tliivO I'ltt'i i Oi I S" jd ? ' In bt.-f 1 I- f t
notice is In* ??by ^ - v t* i i that my
connection with same will be
disooni inueu on lb.*( diif<* AjJ!
perKon* indebted in mo and all
i to whom L ;aa indebted, will
i find my headquarters in tbe
! new briek ettio.e in tlu* lear ut
' the p I'ebcnt b til l id . I b< ^ toe.v
tend my hiii?vr<' tiiankn m nij
many customer* 1'or their liber
al and lojai )>at innate ^iven
ine in the p,i*t and aek for a
generous c.ont iuu;tnoc of tia
saino to a worthy successor. ;
1 expect to continue mt ferti
lizer and advancing husin<*sH
Having good ware licuise ia-j
cilitic.s and ample means this |
branch of my business will be
carried on as heretotbro.
Rep pec I fully,
H. G. Onrrison.
(Jo to tlio Camden Supply Co. for
your Horse Fee>'..
Sorocn Door 1'ainl. makes old doors
look new. Smith & Boattit*.
.)u*t rcceivgd another ?hi puiont of
nice fresh crackers at The 13 p Town
Grocery.
All kinds of Groceries in original
packages at the Camden Supply Co,'s
store.
Go to flu: Camden Supply Co. for
your Coftee.
A nice line ot Tennis Goods at
Smith iV Hem tie s.
Finest ("*.-?? 111 Cheese and Elgin
Butter at The I (vTown Grocery.
Splendid nsFirtnicnt; of Htiu:*.V
pickleij. sauce,, dfcfcsiuj/H etc, at The
U p -To ivn (li..uory.
J3uy yoi;. Groceries at wholesale
prices iu ofi^n,al packages from the
Camden Supply Co
? - - **>- + -o>
Reduced Rates for Homo Coming Rob
v.<oujau?.
The Atlantic Coast Lino an
aouucea that tickets fur the home
coming week for ltobesoniane, lied
Spring#, N. C.. will be sold at one
first class fuie plun 25c. Tickets
will he so'd Au:?. 18, to 20, and foi
traino scheduled to reach Red
j Springs oefore noon of Aug. 21, lirn
ited to Sept. i?t Extension of tiie
final limit to Sept. 30 maj ho ob
tained by depositing ticUcl with
agent Red Springs between Aug. 21
and Sfcpt. J? and payment fee of
fifty centa. -
- For farther Information communicate
with ,
W. J. CKA1G,
General Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
i
.
JiJr Jf. (*? Oarrlson. /
As will be seen' by his card in
this issue of The Chronicle Mr. H.
G- Garrison has sold out his stock
of goods to Mr. John K. Rhame
and his connection with ttie store
will cease on the 31st of this month
This will cooie as an entire sur
prise to many, but it is gratifying
to know that Air. Camssn it* not
to retire entirely from active busi
ness as his. iarinn, the bunk and his
duties as &!Jajor of the town will
all require his attention, and his
oaveful business method* will still
serve as ft guide to others of cur
community. He will also continue
his fertiliser and advauoing busi
ness, and his oftJoe will bo just to
the rear of the store.
Mr. J. K. Rhame to whom Mr.
Carrison sold, has been with Mr.
Carrison [or quite a number of
years, is a most worthy young
man and deieryes abundant sue
oesi.
PERSONAL.
J Mr, L. T. Mills want to Lancaster
On. Wednesday on professional busi
neste,
Tliat exoellenl gentleinau, Mr. U.
M. English, of English, was in Cam
den on Wednesday.
Col. L- 0. Hough, and his son Mr.
D. K. Hough wore welcome visitors
to oar town this week.
Miss Alice Zernp and Mrs. A.
Weinberg are spending*^ few weeks
in the monntainb of North Carolina.
Mrs. J. S. Gardner, of 'Weslvillp,
spent aovorftl days in (linden last,
I week with hoi hiftttr, Mrs. F.
Ruhsc! I.
| Mr. Suiute; Rhame, Jr., after
! speudinR about ? month with friends
I In Charlotte and Atlanta has return
| e<J home.
Mr. G. E Taylor has taken a posl
tion with M*?fiHr?. L. Hohcnk &. Co.
Ufa many friends here aro delighted
to soe him at his old stand again.
Miss Halle Thomson after a pleas
ant visit to relatives at Greenville,
has returnod to Camden mnoh to
the delight of hor many friends
bore.
Mr. JohanaA Arrants, Manager of
the Kerriaon'Dry Goods Go's, store
of Charleston is sounding a few days
with* friends and relative* in and
'Hear Camden.
Rev. and Mrs. A. ?. Crane and
little daughter will lea?e i&the morn,
ing for North*. 8. C.. where Mr. {
Cnura wJu ooodnet a aartea of meat
Mfl. Mfi. Crane and th? baby will
mn iim ih?
? :f.iS
* ^ acta /S/Xj/s.
Tin' mid -scmii'ier uitftjU' r.vdo hul
^ ? v by Mr unit M'? KM McCu : /lit
one o f tl;(. iHOftl brilliant nftuitt
?f tin? M ii. i I'n^p hftndm nu1
vvj.s, iiimnt.kHusi m.tl IfCt
i'i >r tj,t< and the iiajpv
\Our.i! people f-il ir immensely
I wo* it now ! <* v|.- 4* u'iuv t. ? uian\ ol
tho youn?( people n? llnd ilit'in^t ! vet
Hurroundtnl by unco a thmi)^ <?i
kjn<jM an-J qiieous. ci 'oniitl dum? ???<,
Uni^hts ami knaves, tuition, tc? ? l> ! ? ? ? ^
.in.J peasants of ev^ry n?
iionaiity. boot hlacdta and uuHiona.n
t*U' , ai! in a "hurley bui!**y" ol ??>? *
fellowship Dai.ejti.^ tmu induct n
in freely tor several houra, refittili*
menti 80 r v?:(i and a joliy tiino wa#
had by all the foilni.au* pari lo.ipanin
On Tuesday evening A / ! ?.? r the t x
citemont ol' the bart KtiiuOH co>hd o
little, t. lie iuo.'i y i:fow<! of jonn^ I ? ? . L >?
and their chupc-rones ? with (ho vi^.l
i Off guest t)f Honor adjourned lo tilt
Club House oil Kirkwood Hei^htn
where u charming entertainment \va*
hold with dancing, mutt if. and nun.li
merriment. A happy, lint ur?*d
crowd wooded their ways homeward
in tho wee tonall hours "atler tin'
ballfcvrae over.''
Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace are
entertaining at their home on upptu
Main street their aunt, Mrs. Katt
Jonoft, of Alahamtt, und their nii-eo,
Miss Holland.
Miss Klla McClennan of Mo-Cleii
uonviile is visiting Misses Lottie
and Lei In B.ivkin on Kail1 street.
Mrs. M. A. Shannon and her
daughter. Mies C 'harlot to, have re
turned from i lie i r (rip to Pawley'n
Jelnnd. Miss Leila Shannon h*s
a!so returned troin hor visit to Chi
ton Springs, N. V.
JMiaa Kmiuie Burnet hns returned
fo her homo in Grahamvillo.
Miss May. Porter, of Charleston is
visiting Miss Sarah Hoykin.
To Remove To Groenville.
It is with much regret t!i?t we
learn that r* K. Hinson has.
decided i<> muke bis home iuOretMi,
villc. For a iiu'iuber of years Mr j
Hinson has done u nuee?safu. met-'
cautlle business in Camden, and hi !
tud his interesting family '*ii! he j
very much missed h?iu and it in!
with reluctance that we oca them |
^?- / ?
? ^ ? y
Death Or Mis. Latham.
Mm, Latham, wido?v <<f Mr. S. I
li. Latham, died lu?t Monday morn-j
ing. Her death came suddenly utidj
was quite a surprise '-<> the Commit* j
nity, Mrs. Latham waa a inosliiv j
voted mother and .*ht: leaves aever- ,
u) little children. I'lio fuui-ral ser- j
vices wore held at the Mci.hodi'Hi
?burcU on Tuesday looming and
1 ho interment was at the ('amduu
??emeteiy. The following named
?cutlemcn anted as p-rll bearers:
A . D. Kennedy, 0. C. Vanglian, H. j
fJarrignn, C. T. Little uud LI. A.
"JcDowell,
We Want Young Men And Women
At Qnce
To take good coaltiot<8, which we
will positively eNi^ranlee them in
writing. ^We wili pay all the rail
road fare of six worthy hoys and
girls who are readers of this paper,
and (jive them tuition at less th ao
co^t if they ente^- without delay.
1,000 more calls weio received for
our graduates last year than could
oe filled. Some of our graduate?
are uow making over $5,000 per
year and you can do equally as
well. The Ga.-Ala. Bus. College is
known aathe "largest, cheapest and,
most practical in the South." Don't
fall to write at once for particulars
to P. L. Martin, President,
Micod, (4a.
*
Hotel Tarrymoorej
WlllGHTSVILLE BE4CH, N. C
New up-to-date liotel Tarrymoore. at
W rightsville Beach, N. C , between the j
ocean aucl the sound. Surf bathing,
boating end dancing. Cool breezy piaz
zas. Fine orchestra, Cuisine unaur*
oaseed. Spsctal rates during August.
Removal Notice.
I hav* moved my Shoo Shop to the :
oew building on DelCalb street opposite'
?C. Collins & Son'# livery stable in;
which building I will rIso conduct a llrst
Ihss Kcstaufiuit. All my friends, pa
?rons a?:i tlie ptildlo gcnerttlljf are invit
? d to call and boo me.
Respectfully,
H. C. CANTEY.
?\UK- 10(h, 190.)
Important Notice.
Notice Jb )jereby given that the
ordinance prohibiting stock or cat
Lie from being pastured on the pub.
I'c squares, or streets of the City of
Camden will be strictly enforced,
By order of the Mayur.
W. H. II sile,
Acting Chief of Police.
D. A. HURLEY
Correspondent
V. P. RANDOLPH AND CO.
Dealers Iu
Stocks, lion dd. Cotton, Coffee, Grain
and P^ovisslons. Main Offices
422 Walnut St., PhiladeL
phi*.
ALEX STEPHENS, Mgr.
Camden, S. C.
"Direct private wires to New York, ,
New Orleans ud Chicago. Ball
Phoas 88.
lilSlM-: is Y( l li CliANCK
wr, Aiii-: sKLLi <(; all or oui>
C:!V-0'f at cost
Having conclut ed to c?4?sc out our
1
Clothing Stock, c insisting of Mens,
?Youths a.Kf Boys Suits, we are offer
I ?
ing them at prices thai will make
1 thei "i xo.
[COME AND <nn THE FIRST PICK
OF THE PILE.
li
m
SHOE, HAT AWE! CLtiniNQ MAIM.
FA IIM !N< i i Vll'LKMRNTS
LATEST JMFROVEO IMC AND LABOR SAVERS,
Fci'lii.zrtf Oiutrihuti?rM, Spf- n^'or. n(
>vet l'orf.hzcr a* woll i?h ?lry "K i
moat ilnraMo on the irmrkot (lit rM
%ery (lonirablo boimust ho oht-ap only
aJnpt.eil tor f ?rtUizi'i;,' tfiowi-.g o-ops,
PLOWS:' Volenti ono tunl two h<>
i,wu hoiwe Hlctl bftuin. Hoih of thcn?
IJov Curbon. liov D'xie Fmoulsar, ?' ? t-?
(iARDKN PLOWS. Kvcry jr?nl.
k lock a. (jn. .it tiino nud labor uavor
iioUnug now, mi'u rtnliHi J Id put on l
th-- fariiKTc favorite A< tin*, t lie
?ui'l Goolwin, the (Joo'iwin heitifj
s;> 25 TIiIh distributor s sp'jciull)
'civ Rrtiut J)ijU ilmlory.
"<n Htuol l.iOHin, Cluitt'inocafH one nnd
io beautiful work. Fur uitra Ftiond,
? uino mid Tinitr.iion.
nor should have one. Doublo Foot
BLACKSMITH'S OUTF TS. BELLOWS, ETC.
iEI jfi-ie,! W ?>? ,
J>i 30 .mi! Cntuway, Mol i ?i<- ftyvi vafti lo Cultivating, on Ri',e. Little Joe,
< jiiohji Anne unci H.>s'd kMo Inurow.
Farm liblla. Slock and putiil.'y wi o; none enporinf to Kllwood. iilnck
.ml Galvanized Pip*1, S?eam Fitting*, 'MumbcrR BuppneB, Sr>hrlf and H:oa\'j
iiucihvHio. Gatlund Stoves, uewt on I market, "
Auhn o Wftgoro, tlio lightest runni wagon ou tbj? market, ?vary axle
;uaraL-t- ed no matter what ll?o load.
liai u hs and hloiu Leather istoek )f Saddlery, Harness, Collare, Bri
1 t <, continuity replonifckod.
All ?>l the<*e jjoods XVefo fcou^ht ok bo and will In i? u?*t Ion1
prlco of cotton, Yours U*+*MlAy,
A. D. KENNEDY.
Call On ColcmCcn
TO HAVE YOUR CUNS ANIJ REVOLVERS HE- J
PAIRED BEFORE THE H" JNTI.NG SEASON. ALSO'
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK WE SOLICIT. GUNS
and BioroLEs for sal:s ?oheap. see; US BE-'
FORE BUYINU
f^ew Eakcfy .
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 tirst=class bakery.
Best service ineve*y particular guar
enteed. Free Deli rery. 'Phone 164.
Patronage Sol cited.
Yours Hesp ectfufly .
Wi'fll.'.Youpg
Seaboard Air Line Railway.
FIFTH ANNUAL EASTERN
SEASHORE EXCURSION
TO
OLD POINT COMFORT,
VIRGINIA 3 EACH AND OCEAN VIEW. VA.
WEDNESDAY, dj'7 ROUND
AUGUST 16, >OU . TRIP.
FROM COLUMBIA, CAMDEN AND CHERAW
$10 50 round trip from Denmark and Fairfax. Good re-,
turning until an 1 including Aug. 31st, 1905. Double daily
aervico in botb directions.
Conaoli nearest Seaboard agent, or
W. L. Bur rough* T . P. A.
tm Mn mcm? ewiatfm. a'
Clearing Out- summer
(joods
AT
The Famous Gilt Edge Store
"SOME RARE BARGAINS FOR OUR FRIENDS."
We have just finished taking Stock,
and in going through find so
inanv odds and ends that we
don't want to carry over,
and will sell at a
Great Sacrifice.
Wc. iU'O H lot i?r CoioH'd flKjULCd lift wild find Ok
i;andit's ironi to Kit'. jusi wlial lln*) COrtt US.
\\ f. have :i lot of thosti short length woods in White Mad"
?as, striped Liwu and dofied Swiss that sold 16 2-5 ? 15 ? 12
1 'J cents thai we will close out at cents.
We arc giving special prices on a beautiful line of Kin broid
ery, Ijjiccn, Tucking and all over goods. ?
** T
i B rJT? B I A'rK HArm
I.adus, chilcirci.s, boys ami **ens. All straw hats must go.
Any of them ni cost and a lot' for lens. .
We call special attention to a lot of Ladies skirts in bluck -
ud colors, these are beautiful goods in Panama, Voils, Serge
and Flannel, that we Wre offering at slaughter prices.
i ????
STORK! mm MUU
'Zxitfkaiky but sag* #wt PEOftlfc f/mm b fa ?4l p*
We are now Agent* (or These Goods. * ,
The Stork Pants for Babies.
p
The Stork Bibs and aprons for Babies.
The Stork Sheeting.
4 * V
Good House-wives, if there is anythiug you want in houte
urnishiug goods auoh as Sheetings, Quills, Towels, Damask,
Srapkins, Doylies, etc, we will make the purchasing power
of the dollar greater than jou ever dreamed of.
Mow for Musquitosafter all this Rain!
?
No ittfc for you to light them all
night, come in and ^ot one of our
CANOPY NETS.
Standard Fashion Sheets
f v'
iigner for August? call in
>ne. u
Yours Kespecir