Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f REE TO AIL Qmn&wmz MPKljKS with purchase of X'Slgr ! (FOR SALE BY Salmond Brothers, Staple And Fnncv Grocers. pml Religious Notice. A aeries of meetiuga will be held with the Ml. Zion Haptiet church, ht'gluDiog on Saturday 8 p. m., be foru the lsv^'juday iu September. Oow Pood Only $1.40 Per Hundred. * Just received by the Camden Sup ply Co , a shipment of Shorts (or Middlings) oue of the beet varieties of Cow Food on the rnaiket. Price only 11.40 per hundred. Try it. . ? Conyict Captured. Harry Campbelle, who escaped from the county chain gang some time ago was captured by Mr. Al. C.West, Supt. of tho chain gang, list Sunday night near Blauey. The capture whs a clever and qfuiclc piece of work by Mr. West. To Survey County Lino. The line between Kershaw and Lancaster counties is to be survey ed on September 11th. It is ex pected that by this survey Kershaw county will get quite a large por tion of land near tho town of Ker shaw now claimed by Lancaster j county. Focus And Foci. fu the yellow fever reports ojhui have tie on puzzled over the rafftrt* lug oftihe word *'foci-M The fol lowing < x plii us : FOCIJ8? Figuratively (with ? consciousness of the vlasafcal Latin a central or gatUsfllsg |||Dt.;WpoipT at" ofaboul wkloh eyrry thing is concentrated ; a ceo ter ia (referring to prevalent con dition* of yellow feyer); a point al * bioh h dnse or cage* of fever kav< Wn developed, i> connection lowj spoken of. - FOCI ? Plural of foous. (Pro nounced as though spelled foei.) BSAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. *Nora Starke, to L White, 40 acres! io No. 16. $450. )l P Kelly to A Brown, 40 acres iD No. 9. $120. Louise Knight to S K Gardner, 1 1-2 acres iu Nd 26. f 10. J A Weat to J H 'Crow, 100 acres in No. 24. $200. American Development Co. to Southern Power Co., ? acres in No. 16, 9 and 19. $10. tl E&Bnrns to W T Qardner 406 acres in No. 1. $350. JEW Haile to Kate Edwards et al, 142 feet front in No. 20. 1400. M JBfcnm, Snr. et al to Eva U Baom et al, 250 acres in No. 16. 16 60. Mary E Hughes to J M Roberts, 4<}0 acres in No, 14- $5 J M Roberta to J T Stevens et al. 400 apres in No. 14. $475. Mary Ualnes to Kllen Gaines 10 1 acrea and 1 building in No. 1. $100. Go to the Camden Supply Co. for1 your Horce Food. Screen Door Paint makes old doQrc look new. Smi'h & Beattie. Lott?r to Oapt. W. M. Shannon. Dear Sir: Two and .two make | four? not always; depends upon '?Up'in'ud two" ??. lv Two gallons of water snd two gal Ions of milk don't make four gal-j Ions of milk. * Neither does fonr gallons of psint I that's half lime, whiting, clay and | keroaene oil, make fonr gallons of! real palst. That's what we saying "??Vswsr gmltone LJl^ws longer.* It takes fe^Nl?wn? of Davos lead and-aiJWttsn of mixed palola to boss, and tt wears twice time* as long aa'Iead-fcnd ol) mixed by hand. Mr. Okas. Ar*ry, of Herkimer, if. r, bought Si gallons of Devos leadand-ziac to paint his .five honess Ills patatsr having figorsd that it woold require atlsast tbatamoast; M gallows did Us work Md hs rs IK iMillawa Tsars traly if ? "? i . ? ? * . . r-f.-v - ' . ; , _v;. i" * Lac? Curtain* Washed and Stretched. Lace curtains washed and stretch ed ut reaHonable terms. Reference fciven. Flora Wiight, Campbell St '^/arnden, S. C. U. D. V. The John I). Kennedy Chapter I.' ! I). CAi? urgently requested to revet j on important huuinrsH at tka rui- ? Mrs. W. 1). Traathaai ?b j Monday afiernoon Kept, 4?h, at 0| p. m. Mr*. \V. D. Traul hmu, President. Just from the Hortfo, Misssa Hslls Thoroaon and Susie Yeung who have been North se- j lecting their Kail ?took of millinery j good*, returned home Tuesday | night. Their stock thie aeaaon will far burpnuB all former ones and will please aud delight the mont f-jstidioua. Call and ace them be fore making your purchases. Death of a Sweet Little Baby. ft was with deep regret that we learned yesterday morning of the death at nerahaw of tho little daughter of Or. and Mrs. H F. lira sington which occurred on Wednes day. The little one lias not been well for some time and most of the summer she has been kept at health resorts with the hope that she might be benefitted. The funeral was conducted yesterday at Dr. Braalngton's residence on Fair St. by Rev Jabez Ferris, and the buri al took place at the Camden ceme tery. PERSONAL. ? Mr. D. G. Flecther, of WestvilJe, was in Camden yesterday. Mr. P. T. Villepigue and son John have returned to Camden. Mrs, M. J. Seyle, of Charleston, is visiting Mrs. I. L. McCreight. Dr. HubbgII Zcmp, of NaKhyille, r^nn., is on a visit to rolatives here. Masters Perry and George AbIio, or Yorkvillc, Hpent last night in Caur dpn. Mr. M. H. Heyman after a few! days ^)ent rnofd delight fully at Cleve j laud Springs, returned home last Sunday. Mr. O. G. Donny, agent at the S A. \j. passenger depot, who hao been on a viait to Hot Springs, Ark., has i returned to Camden. We received a pleasant call on 1 Wednesday last from Mr. Boyd! Wither* poon as be was on his way ' from Kershaw to make Sumter hie home. w,Mr. W. F. Moseley, of Charlotle, I N. C., is spending a few days iib J bis old friends here and paid uh n ' pleasant call on Monday morning ?*W. F. M." always has a warm seel- 1 come here. Mrs. Moseley ia alao hero. They will return to jSharlotte next week. Barring the sad circumstances un der which he was hpre rrnrny friends of JUv. Jabe? Ferris, former pastor or tfe* Cajwdtm Baptist cUsrob; w*re del:ght^d to fae Jitfp- Ofti?i4en yesterday. He will retnrn to B?tes burg to-day, but it is Mr. Ferris' intention to pay C#i#den a viait in i the ?aar fttlura. W. R. I'inknet, ? Surveying And Engineering, ? A Letter Xneknow. Mr. Editor The health of the community ie belter than it hat been for many years; the trade ia good, the weather pleasant, the two trains ? passenger and freight) ??till keeping ecbedul43 Vjtne, ? floe large Sunday school establish ed and in a flourishing eondition, oorn fine, bat cotton deteriorating, gardens and potato patches excell ent, some few turnip patches look ing well. ^ Mr. Henry Hyatt' a infant bov has been very sick but we . think is| better, Mr. John Campbell, the black smith, has been serlpnsly ill, but is j on his feet again. \ Some fine watertkjelons weiej brought in by Mr. * Ben Johnson and Mr. Daniel Johnson, weighing from twenty to fifty-two pounds. Mr. Weaver Humphreys sold half j grown chickens here at twenty cts. and figs are bringing $1 a bushel. Mr, Clyburn, of Tiller's Ferry, j sold country cured Uaqae here at Hi cents per lb. We are glad that peag# is rnado and hope that cotton. mil 2? to centa per pountj. Mr. W. C. Ratcliffe is having bis bouse painted and it looks line and stylish. Mr. Melvln Hall has the best] liblied cotton that you will see on the road between Lucknow and Camden. He says he has not much planted and it ought to be good. He has the finest psas we have seen. ' His corn is not slow by any means. Mr. Jimmie Ra.eliffe's family are Improving in health. Dr. Jesse B. Bulloch .'has return ed f root North Carolina where he! was tfalled on urgent business. A colored wan by the nams of ! Rom til" severely cat In the arm last Saturday week. He bled pro fusely but is improving. Mr. John Langtsy is here on a visit from Florida, where he mov ed some time ago. He le preparing Is aajm back. Mlsa Florence Wilkee la olsrking for Mr. Tlsdale. ^ Mies Ella Bryant who has been ? S&SsJSSr* j.e. Reunion 01 The llullo Family It WK8 h great pleasure to us to AC eept an invitation to a?tend on Wed nt-HtUy last the reunion of thu James (\ Ilaile family at the old homestead about one and a half miles north ot DeKalh, now the rouidenco of that e*eell?*?l **ntlemau Cftpt. L. L. OJyborn, WW throw wi<le open every door and who wan untiring in hi* efforts tor the pleasure ot his guests j The object of the reunion wan to; tnaik iu a iuitable manner with k, handsome monument, the f/rarwH of ! Mr. and Mr*. James (). Ilaile, whns* j bodies rout iu the family burying* i ground not far from the residence j The gathering was a notable one j There were present about two bun dred men, women and ehildren who form a part of South Carolina's best citizenship. The dinner which vas a t'sast tit for a king, was scivod in the yard, the long tat>le groaning beneath its burden of good things. Owing to delayed train* our time there wae all too nhort, und a more extended accoijpt of thin most inter eating gathering will t>e given next week. Baseball. A game of base ball was played in Camden yesterday afternoon be 'tween the Heath Springs and Ker shaw teams. Mr. J?diu It. Ashe was manager for the Kersbaw&eam Result: 5 to 2 in favor of Kershaw. Lost! Lost! One white with red tick spots, tnale pointer pup, four months old, strayed from home Aug. 20th, any one now having him or knowing where he is will please notitiv me. C. C . Whitoker. <Socia/?Dofs. On Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. And Mrs. \V. H. Johnson in Kirkwood, Missos Henriette.!ohn?on and Jjula Cook lioykin entertained most chaimingly in Honor of Wish Daisy BtirbanU. Progressive Kuchro was enjoyed, Mi s Emma Shannon winning the first priz 3 which was a lovely picture in a dainty frame, Mr Thomas Lang being the fortunate possessor of the getitloraan'a beat, a beautiful knifo, while the cousolatioij wan cnt for and won by Air. Hunt??r Lang. Miss Shannon gracefully pre> sented the premium to tbo guest of Honor. This was not only one of I the most charming but the largest j entertaiumont of the season. There [ were peven tables of six handed Eu ichr0f Miss IS ur bank was also compli mented by a delightful informal luncheon pariy on Bat 111 day by Mis& Mary Burnet when about a dozen happy maidens mot lor a social uoou day frolic Mr. Charles J. Shannon, Jr., re tum#d from the Columbia Hospital 00 i}on< ay where he had undergone a successful operation for appendici MS. His many friends congratulate hjm on his recovery far "Charlie" je him0*1 faV?ri f "ltb?.ail wbo know lyii-s. H. W. P?3*astjre and daugh Mrs returned to fchefr home in Charleston this week after a pleasant ?isit of several weeks to relatives here. * -v. Miss Ltlly V)fePass, the accom plished and- popular trained nwae has spent several days this week with her relatives in Onrqden. Mr. Mau nco DePass was also at home at the same time. Misses Zafda and Selma Parish are at home again after a lovely trip to the mountains 0/ North Carolina. Miss Emma Shannon has returned from a sojourn ot ?e*?ral weeks in Henderson vilie and Spartanburg Mr. W. E. Johnson and son, Will, have returned from their trip to sev eral northern oities. Mrs. John Evans aud little daugh ter spent sovoral days with Mrs. *Y>bin Zemp on Fair strcot. They en route from Cheraw to Or ?ngeburg, their former home Mrs. Kershaw Shannon is visiting her father's family. Her brother Mr. H. B Kennedy is also on a visit to his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James L. Ilailo are welcomed bome after quite an ex tended visit to the mountains and health resorts of North Carolina Miss Daisy Burbank, of Wilming ton and Miss Alioe Corb^tt went through the country on Mooday to Colombia iq Or. OorbeU's antomo bile returning on Tuesday after a lovely trip. Mr. and Mrs. C. C Whitaker and SOD with Mibs Margaret Burnet have all returned home after their summer OQtlogs . Shannon also enter tained the "Acorn ClabM on Wed nesday afternoon witn Miss Bur. bank as gnest of. Honor. Her bean, tifnl new home corner of Fair 8fc. and facing on Rectory square was thrown [open for the first time to her manv young friends and it is needless to say what ft chftrming entertainment it was. Always a gracef?Uod gra cious hostess, Mis* Shannon's house, warmmg was an espeeially attractive one. The -Acorn Club" a most pop Uli? 1^ ?****? fonsiion is about to begta its Srd year and will soBtinoe to aflord the society people of Camden the most agreeable enter, tain menu throughout the coming seasons. * DYU *?a ?? and Miss Roynatds have ^turned to their borne Iwo ftfter ?s*eral**ekt mt Flat Rook, Ui 1IE J! E IS YOUR CHANCE WE ARE BELLI s(i ALL OE OUR GliOTF?* T'N? cost Having concluc ed to closc out our Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens, Youths and Boys Suits, we *re offer \ ing them at pricrsthat will make then go. COME AND GET rtiE FIRST PICK OE TH.3 PILE. W' -II 7S1P 5 lie ADRir | SHOE, HAT A IMC CLOT MAM. FAI1MIM5 i VlPLK^n^ftS LATEST IMPROVED ------ 'IMF. A!<D LABOR SAVERS, Fertilizer Distributors, Swung or, k< ;notiiin<j -new, ?iu -iranteod to | ?ti ! out wet fertilizer a? well dry. "It. I ( t><3 liirm'io favoriu*. A'Miu?, Hie moat durable on the uiirkct. GrifH i <?n<l Goodwin, the (-iuodwitt t>?'itu: very des'rablc beenufjo ?o cheap only $M 28 Thin (iistriWu'or ppeeiallt adapted for fortilizing growing crops, '.My lltnd Divlrihntorq, PLOWH Vulcnn on f n <1 hvo h? in o pfco-d .beam. Chattanooga onn ntul two Uorire Htc^tdjeanj. Iloth r>f these <lo bentilif'nl work. Fanner* i'Vioml, J3ov Carbon. lloy\ Dixie ITaiquhnr, fitnuine and Jfniftttion. GARDKN PLQWH. Kvery gapviouer nhotiH lmve one. Double Foo' stock*. a great limb and labor unvor. BLACKSMITHS OUTf ITS, BELLOV^S, ETC, ZEX.A.: EW 5,CWS Disc ?>nd OiiUwmv, Mollr.e Un^n'sioU) Cultivating. T?',a ajr0) LiUlo Joe, Crimen Aurt<< and Host* 8 i<lo n-trro-v. l?\um l?6i!s Stock and pouilrw w re* none superior to Kllwood. {?luck and Gai'fttiized l'ipo. c*eAii? Vs'tinn-* Plumber* supplies, ^h<?lf and lloav* Hard ward. Oariuiid Stoves; b-ov-L on the mvU* t. Auburn VYajjonp, U'jy lightest rr?m;.-cg wagon on U,o market, every usli guaranteed no. matter what ihek-al. Harness and Solo I^ea'bor. Stock of Saddlery, Harness, Collars, Hri dlfs, Etc, eontinuuly replenished. All of these good* c!?;so and will bo. M?14 to moot the low ptloo of Ooiton, .J" Yourn lleepwWly, A. D. KENNEDY. Call On Coleman TO HAVE YOUR GUNS AND REVOLVERS RE PAIRED BEFORE THE HUNTING SEASON. ALSO ALL KINDS OF REPAIR WORK WE SOLICIT. GTJNS AND BICYCLES FOR SALi CHEAP. SEE; US BE FORE BUYING jSlew Eake^y . v I wish to annou nce 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 eve ry particular guar anteed. & Free Delivery. 'Phone 164. Patronage Solicited. Youm Respectfully , Wtjn. Youpg ..Important Notice. .Notice is berehy given that the ordinance prohibiting etock or oat tie from being pictured on the pub lie square*, orstwta of tho City of Catndeff will be ^u iptly enforced. By order of tb^ Mayor. - W. H. II Rile, Acting f.'htef of Police. Removal Notice. I have moved my Alio* Shop to the now building on IXKato h tract opposite B. Collins * Sou's liver y stable in whtah fcnildlng I will aleo condoot a fine, ctass Restaurant. Alt my friends, pa trooa and tho public general! jTOre iavit od to call and see me. Ladioa aad o th ere wfce wieh to do ao oaa leave their orders fir work for me a* Mr. W. H. Zemp'setors and Uiej till be fffmyUy reoeiredhym^u Lumber! Lumber! w,, When In need of rough or drcsed Lumber. ShiugleR, Laths, Turning, etc., call on J. II. Campbell, Camden, S. (\ POLICE ELECTIOH. An oloction far two policomen wit) be held by City Coancil it It* next regular ma* ting plena ber 4, 1905, ?aid policeman to aenre at' tbe will and pleaeure of Connctl. All per mm deairlng to apply for eeld poei tion mast hand in their application to the Clark of Counoil on or baton 6 p. m. on aald data. 1L Q. Carriaon, Mayor, O. G. Alexander. :?: . :\r. #.! ? ' * '? y. AT Now Kail floods arriving every cl a 3- and i *i order to make ?oom for 1 1 km 1 1 we are sncrilie.in^ aH Summer goods. Mice lot White Madras and Oxford. Heavy enough t'or ir'all Waiats at greatly redo d price. A lofc- ?Shi 1 1 ing Prints in remnants at -io per yd. \ Jiint rec< ivid a beautiful li t Galatea and Percales in light .?.d dink colors. The very thing lor early school dressos. ? ^ % Now is the time to buy Table Linen, Ddilies, Napkins and Towels. We have a hill sleek ( t' 1 hose gocds and at prrCfes o please. ' We are agents tor the Ladies' Home Journal Pattern. A. complete stock 011 hand. Call and ^et one of those handeortnf lew st^le books. 0 Kugg, lUi^s, and Mailings. .lust received beautiful lot Uugs, Smyrna and iUoqiujts, Dru^r-iets, Sofas, and any size* rug. MA&P IfT ?ST.tOUSS Sv itofisKrsA. JOHNSON &kANDA We are handling (his famous Hue of goods. They were awarded the highest prize at the LouUiarm Exposition.. Just revived a car loud i'urtncirM andiiPafe.: rietto. Also n car load of A 'now Tiffed Call in before ybti ouy *88 we cun give you tbo RIGHT V UlCE on ^beso goods ellJagons> ll/agons* The celebrated llvder Wagons. I horse nnd 2 horse. lion \xle or Thimble Skein. Y on i*h Respectfully, The Famous Gilt Edge St P?*.Tillepigiie, Prop.