The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 29, 1905, Image 2
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Ml c?n*a p?r square.
lacala, ft ???** p??r im? e*ch in'
unrtion. ? -
Qliituariwn charged for at sumo ru! oh a<
ordinary advertising.
0*adhial?s' Card* <ot County oflicea
Congressional $10. uo,
A';l coai&iumi atiou/i addressed to thip
papejmust he accompanied l>y llmirut
name and udrireia of the writer, in or.
<]er to insure attention. K ejected man
tucripts will not bo returned.
OtramunicationH will be published c.hen
ofintorest to the xenoruj j?ii l?li<r ami
?lot of a defamatory nature, No re
.iponsihility will |?<* assumed for flip
/iOWS "I correspondents,
Jv vs ior ^oofr ir t /til?ertlnin{{ Mill be an
i oimeo'l upon application at the otfice. ,
R<-uiit< ancoa by r herkn. draft" niut oosl xl
money ord*rM o ! to it) > 1 In: made payjlbi*
to W. L. M oIK) WKLJk
Camden, N. O.
OaMDKN. H. 0.. NKPT. *29
New Railroad tor Camden,
A special from Chester to the
flews & Courier dated Sept. 2LHt,
eavo :
4,I)r. VV. G. Wylie, president of
the Southern Power (Jo., whs in
Cheater to-day on lii? wt?y to Ca
tawba Falls, nnd wliilo hern gave
out information thai is of great in
terest lo this section and to the
whole State, i I <i said that his coin
puny 1 1 <i ? 1 decided Lo build a railroad
fromeilurmonv, on Clu: Sea Iloaul
Air Line Railway, lo Cuniden, con
necting at Fort Lawn with n I i ti h
from ibe company'^ plant at Cataw
ba Falls."
This will wonderfully dcvlope a
se<Hion of <?(> u it i i y hitherto without
railroad facilities. I ho new road
will bo (>0 miles in length and in- j
v<d ve u n e x pe n d i t u r-o of more tii an j
half a million dol I iu a.
Now, with Ihinrpad from ( ' I: oh ?,*? r i
and the electric oaf lino from Co- j
lumbia, watch Camden ?jrow.
Prohibition ha* begun to sweet !
en 1 i f o in Union already. A whorl
eidtorial in the hint issuo of l'ro-j
greffl tells of a man who cotnc Lo I
Union with fifty coiita to buy some
whiskey. JSot being nblo lo get,
any ho l.'onpht i> f ?' a r wilh llie mon
ft) and cat ricd it, home to bin wile.
This ia a littlo thing, but it, H wor '
thy t)f notice. The oauiu tiling ot !
something aimilar will huppei)
many ? time when whtMkey i?
placed beyond the reach ef the
ycak, U >iw imucIi hippier that
lajtu'a h?t?e, than if he hud invest-;
ed hirt half dollar in whiskey. ? !
Greenville M ouotaiueer.
The cotton growers' asBocintlon
which met in CiimJi n InatSaiur
d vy wan not vety Urgely attendod
but it ia hoped that hoiuo ^ood whh
acoompliehod. The president, M r.
W. K. Thompson, is indefatigable
in his woik in liehaif of tho far
mers and m* liopeil that the next
meeting will ho better attended. j
Messrs. K. P. Smith and K. II H y
at', have, been inviled lo be with us!
i?t tho next meeting and it, in ear- |
nrslly dehirod that n laigo numberl
v\iil ho present.
Fegtnm Dutjun linn been r?' -
sented by the ^rtttid jirv ? i f l)nl
inu'ott couut\ f ?* r niding and nlwt
tihg liia brother t > commit. suicidc.
Tho presentment retain follows:
??We present IVjiraui l>nr?an foil
aiding and abetting Hubert Koiv.li
D.ugnu in taking lii?j own life, I y
pi touring !in<i ^iviti^ to 1? i ^ broth
er, Keitli D-ugan, carbolic arid
h I) t.1 oilier drug*, with which he;
to< k bin own life on the llJi d'i\
of J u! v, 1905, in Dai linglon, S (! "
(?'our! IVomMlings.
Court converwMl in Camden M-m
dnf morning, Judge Geo. W, (.liig<\
prf-aiding.
'''he Gillis c "?<? wnn called but on
account. nf the absence of an impor
tant witness the i a^e waa postpon
eo until next Monday.
Thy following canen have been
disposed of :
Isaac Jacob?, nsaiMilt. with intent
to kill, ti months.
Eugene Mickle, aiding escape of
a prisoner. Noi guilty.
Kllon II arris, If B. t?ud larceny.
N< t Guilt/.
itanzy Chavera, rape. Guilty t? f
^attempt to rape. Sentence not yet
pasted.
Ash Hlanding, violation dispen
sary law. 3 mouths or $100. Paid
til
John Wilson, colored, plead guil
ty of 'arcenv of Hvo stock. 1 year
in Stale Jh?formalorv.
Th?4>a?a of T. F. ttoon for mur
der was continued until next term.
?Preeentment of the Grand Jury.
? ?
To Ilia Honor, G. W. G ft pre, Proaid
atrt Judgo: ? We. the Grand Jury of
W0TSb?w eoanty, b?a k*vo to make tbr
STOofcltt* WaVbt;
Wfc have acted ou all bllU |>? t^Heu Us< J
by vour Honor.
Wo havo examined tho hooki un<l
*?>uclu-r? of tlm County Ti*a*uror and
Uuunly Huoorvlaor ?nd find thuujtotaj
neatly aim correctly kept.
Wo have also tJxtMiiOf.d the hook* of j
Ihw iiuil tii i) them t?* bu prop. |
orly kept. but wo /n,<l that the HcijumsI '
Uoiik* not n?eij itn tlio law direct*,
whhli the I Jiftiieiirifr HAyn (h became the
Auditor bit* refused to furnish them,
V\'? hod t'iw County Infirmary t.t> well
k *? i>r mm circuinatance* will allow,
We find 1 1 10 hmdtary condition of the
Jail vet y unsatihbictory Kiel rc<oniinen<J
tb if tbo Hfcrno b? cow-clod vr once*
Wo h:u? been informal that Itoad
Oven??er m in certain ?????! i?>u?? ol thc(
County havo hi on receiving money from
thorn* w lii j foil to |>uy thoir commutation
tax />ih tbo Jaw rCipiifCa) ami c x<;?|#iiitf
iIioho | ? h r t i *? m from iomi! duty. Wo ro i
commend that such practice should be
btO|)|i(t'l.
y\ II tbo oflJee* not mentioned in tbia
Presentment wrry panned on at tbo laal ,
t in m of the ( Join t.
We find lit fit Kx Trial Justieo Me*
Dowall baa faiK'd lo^ive to tlir proper
authority tonne of tbo book* of bin of
tire ^
'Clitiiikin^r your Honor and the oflieerr ,
of t ho (-'ourt f -r com tif b-,* extended uh,
Yeiy Kespeol tul I v,
JA.M12S I. If A ILK,
Foreman ,
Judge Gftiy Held Up.
Judge Krn<*?t Gnry w?i? held up
by a masked man and robbed of ?28
and a valuable watch and cliulti
Saturday night on Iiih way homo,
on (Jervaiu eireet, Columbia. Tb??
aamo night a young man was rob-'
bed near the governor's inanition,
and JuhI h week before Mr. T, J.j
Nnglo vvjih robbed in the eamc Tvay,j
;irobabl v by tlic Maine rnnn. In
each cuae, rntu nn oath, be ordered
hi* victim to bold up hit* hnudn,
held a p:*}tol to iuw head wliiio In
went through Ins pockotn, tin. s; mi > H
cd liiiu and told him to "hit the
grit."
Go l<i the Camden Supply (1o. for
) nil1 I ll>| Mi I'Vi d,
Jinl received another Hhipumnt of
niee lieili crncltorM at I bo Up Town
< ? rocery.
Ail kind-i of (iroerticw in origin a!
pncknoc'H at I he CJatuden Supply Co 'm
store.
A nice line of Tennift (Joo<1h n(
SmilhtV I ?".'j ( t i o* ??.
Finest Cream Cheese and Elcio
Hutli-r at Tbo l"[)-Town Grocery.
Sj>!cnd|d assortment of llnio/u
picl.Uifl. i > u ! ' en, drcMHjn?/ij at Tbe
Up Town < 1 rocery.
l?uy V""' Orocerien at wholesale
prices in original paclcugca from lite
< 'it mden Su pply Co.
Co to (bo Camden Supply Co. for
your Sii'oir.
Cu t.. tbo Camdett Supply Co. for
your Cow i'oed.
t'a'lrt' The Up-Town (* rocery nt?d
s.oit :w gibing you w i h h in the way o'
canoed i',mi!,i and Vegel ibles.
(io 1;o the Camden hit! pply Co. for
your Fl?oir.
W. I{. I'inukney,
? Surveying And Kuginocring, ?
Camue.n, S. ('.
mm si mum
RAIL ROAD PAVILION
Terfels In fi h Room
IIIUUII I
su reop?e. no Ratorc. Ho less.
A CAP, I. GAD DF
SPECIAL SCENERY.
Elegant Oani And Sur'b
c
Cl.
I Will vxibU in CAMDEN
Monday, Oct. 2nd,
! at 8 p. n.
, Tinier ;t largo WaUr Proof
! Tent Scaling 2.000
People.
| ADMISSION, 25 AND I5C.
Pnoilm
inp KL
.Don't fail to hear Prof. Hollv
Ucnm yor's ]\I iiit try
Kami aiul Megaphone
Ccentollo at 110011
and again at
7 p. m.
LARGE TENT WILL BE i
PITCHED CORNER DEKALB
AND MtLL STREETS. . 1
Don't Mount Too Booa.
'I Lo Andernon Mail baa f?IJru into
he HHitif pi' full Mm*/ whh U>* nmtoli-jj
f Tbu I lent u ??hort t'uiat^a.
it h?|t tui.' jj 1<? hoabtlnj{ that the An
lerton d ihpon in the only imtnucn
? ale and ?Hi,'< ?tn?irch? ?l r u t?bop in
fJlO fill*'. t*. Wo tll<>Uf/ht t lift HftMWl
?hlntc of i In* himti-r 14m mill, bjjt tin*
inv*Hlitf;?*.ion devtdoped the f -?? ct tlmt
jiito u thriving bul'doe&H w.v* done >n
empty wlii*k<'y ouh^h, eto. The Mail
iitt'i hotter (In ! out about lb* onytv
M?4i? aoH other *ido line# fc?C>?4 ft
j any more. ? Sumter fHw.
Cheap llat.* to Au^ u*ta.
The Allant lo Cotost Line announce#
ipfC-iul rate of of><; rtf?t cliiws fare
Ipliib 25c fur tho round trip to An#
u?ta, Ga,, and return account The
Agricultural and Mechanical Pair uf
that point, tickets on sale Oct. 3, 4,
and ft, return lia.it Oct 8.
| I for further information communicate
will*. V'lir n??nref?t ticket, n^er.t, or
W. CKAHj,
(icncral J'aKHon??<r A| urent,
f Wilmington, N. C.
I
Don't think that hccauHt* men nt>k
?'or your ad y lee tlioy really want it.
Important Notice.
Notion in hcichy given that t
>rditim>o? prohibiting sto^Ii or e*l
?.!? from bfijrg pastured c?o thapub.
lie eepjau-a, or stroetH of tH? C' it y of
Catnd< n vvt 1 1 bo strictly enforced.
By 01 dt* r of the M ayor.
VV. H. fUiip,.
Acting Chief of Police.
I am prepared ti> deliver at
your house or ( lrtewhere, in
any <junnt ity from a cord to a
car load, the very U-tft grade,
ol pine or oak wood surpris
ingly cheap. Prices made
known 011 application. Or
ders solicited.
Respect ful I v,
J. S. II j iiiiniou d ,
JiU^olV, 8. O.
D. A. HURLEY
(.'orieapondent
V. P. RANDOLPH AHD CO.
Dealers In
Stock?, I'oiuIh. Cotton, ('often, Grain
and l'eovinHionft. Main Ofliros
l- J Walnut St, , Philadel
phia. ^
A LKX STEP HENS, Mgr.
Camden, H.
1 >i t privala wire* to N^w^Jork,
New OrluauH and JJhicago. Boll
Phono M8.
Correspondence Solicited
Groceries, Fruits,
Etc.
I wish to inform my friend*
and the public generally that 1
have opened up a nice line of
Groceries, Fruits, Ect., i n the
building opposite Jos. Sheheen
an vill be glad to have them
call and hoc mo. tain treat
ment to all and satisfaction
guar an teed. Highest prices
paid fur al) country produce,
("all and see inc.
Very Respectfully,
K. M. Hendrix.
I wish t<> inform th? public
? hat I am prepared to do gin-!
jning at my ginnery at .Lugoff,
j '?>. (J. rite work wil be done
under my perse. r* I supervision!
ami 1 guaranti .1 ! isfaetion to1
j ill my customci s.
The highest market pi ice
will be paid for cotton seed
?*?ld at my ginnery.
Patronage solicited
Respect fully,
J. S. Hammond.
I \ug. 'J*), 05.
r> '
? KANUFACrURERfl OF
! Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
sfe guarant vc Huperior to an)
sold South, and thereby savt
money.
' * Window and Fancy Glat* v
Jib. ii
i
Come to see us, when you want anything i ?? dry goodn, no
tions, shoes, hats. cap* unJ e?*nts furnishings.
\Y (; want your biifdnefs. and to get it, wc havfs the goods at
the lotri-Bt prices. Now it i* up to you to see our stock and
get j)i iocs before buying < Is- where. If you will call and give
uh a few minutes w# will ptfove just what wo t*ar.
CflftS GOODS.
In our diess good^ you c*n find all of tlio latest style* and
colors Hanging ill prie? s from 25c. to $i. 50 per yard. See
our all wool flannels 27 iu. wide in all colors at 25c. per yard.
(jft our prices on all doin? stic goods, the difference in thein
aiui what you are paying will surprise you.
NOTIONS.
We have a lull line of staple and all of tho latest novelties.
Call and wo will cheerfully show you all of tho latest styles.'
RUGS, AST SQUARES.
Drop in and see us. wo h,?v? our competitors skinned on the
prices.
ULAKKhTS, COMFORTS.
Wc have always load iu this line and this season we are out
of sight to tho front, come so, and you will say so too.
HATS, CAPS.
Ask the well-dressed young man where h<> lt< > f Ms hat, or
cap, aud he will tell you Whitaker & Burnet's. , If you want
to be t4in it," buy from us. Always tho lowest prioo.
SHOES, SHOES.
To gut comfort and save monay wear the Barry Shoe, sold
only by us in the city livery pair guaranteed If they don't
give perfect satisfaction we will give you a new pair or you?
money back.
We me, an bus iicfs A'lwea^k is for you to gives .us a
chance. Lowest piices and square dealings is our motto.
Very Respectfully,
fliJhitaAor & SSurnet*
FA I { M 1 N G i M l'L E M E NT S
LATEST IMPROVED --TIME Ak'D LABOR SAVERS.
Fertilizer Distributors. Spisng'rr, oouu'tuing now, guaranteed to put out
wet fertilizer as well us <lry. "1C i'." t ho farmer* favorite. Acuio. the
most dura-le on the m u kel Q. ifll h ?nd Good win, the Goodwin being
v?*ry desirable liHcauflo so cboap only 2fi. This distributor is specially
adopted for fertilizing growing coptf, C-oly Hand Distributors.
PLOWS Vulcan one and two horse stool beam, Chattanooga one and
two horse steel beam, Both of Wtew do beautiful work. Ifyruier* Friond,
Bov Carbon. Boy Dili* Farquhtkf. Genuine and Imitation.
UAllDESN PI.OWS, Every (gardener should have one. Double Foot
?tock?. a great time and labor flamr.
BLACKSMITHS OUTFITS, BELLOWS, ETC.
HARBOWS.
Disc and Cutaway, Moline itoT^r^iblo Cultivating, Iron *ga, Little Joe.
Queen Anne and Boss side harro*.
Farm Hells, Stock and poultry wire; none superior to Ell wood. Black
and Galvanised FTpe, Steam Filing-', lumbers supplies, Shelf and Uoavj
Hardware. Garlaud Stoves, best on t^ie market. r j
Auburn Wagons, tho lightest rar.r?iug wagon on the markut, every axle'
guaranteed no matter what the load.
Llarnfiss, and Sole Leather SHock of Saddlery, riarnofifl, Collars, Bri
dies, Kti\ eontinualy replenished
All of those goods w^ro bought close and will be sold to meet tho low !
price of cotton. Yours Hespeo4fully,
A. D. KENNEDY.
SPTVSf V
V
Y
Having bought out the business
of fir. W. M. Young I am now open
ing up a full line of
Fancy And Staple Groceries
and will be pleased to hive my friends and the public gen
erally to call and see me.
The Kakery will ho kept tip to the very highest staudard
and no efforts will he spared to give my customers the best
service in every particular.
V ery Hi sped! nil y,
JOHN K. M'DOWALL.
Call On Coleman
TO HAVE YOUR GUNS AND REVOLVERS RE-j
PAIRED BEFORE THE HUNTING SEASON. ALSO
ALE KINDS OF REPAIR WORK WE SOLICIT. GUNS
AND BICYCLES FOR S ALE CHEAP. SEE US BE
FORE BUYING. . . * . -v. ?
C. 9//. Coleman.
Cotton Is Up! Wool Is Up! Leather
Is Upf But -Still Hfrsch'ajeFlceg'
>
Remain The Samet
We are proud ofVvui* position thi s Vail because it en<U>UM
us to tsliow in a substantial maimer bow wa appreciate youer
oatronago. Never before, possibly never again, have we Wn
>tblo to be of such great saving to you an we are this Fall,
Early when wool an<l leather began to go up we begnirbuy.
^ng Drews Goods, Clothing, Overcoats, Cloaks and. Jackets,
Jeans and all woolen goods, an well as Shoes, ttimpiy t o be in
t position to hold down the pries this Vail. In June when
cotton went up we bought thousand* of dollars worth of Drills,
Sheeting, Canton flannels, Outings, Plaids, Hosiery and
| Underwear and we planked our money down.
Hirsch's prices ruunt be the lowest. No other store in
Camden can show you such an immense stock rior can they
flat eh our prices. W ? have bought en nigh goods to supply
! ill o ithe adjoining con -lies as well as Camden. *
MEET m AT HIRSCH'S, THE
Money "Saving Store^of Camden.,
\ Fresh from New VorK, a magnifliceiit display of tlu* l itest .
Woolen Frabrics in black and colored. Now is a splendid op
portunity to nelect your new Fall skirt. You call make your
selection from among the choice black goods of America.
Fashions cling to tluso goods. Henriettas, Uriliiantitit s ai.cj
nne Serges will be especially fashionable.
45 inch Hrillianliue, high 1 uster, beautiful black, wears
nicely, extremely popular. A wonder for
50 Cents.
50 inch Sicilian. Thin weave is especially good for separata
skirts. The goods is strong, durable and pretty. Excellent
^ ? $r~Cents.
?15 inch Cheviot.S^rgo. Nothing gives greater satisfaction.
Splendid for anils or/skirts. Wo still can sell at old prtee ?
J 50 Cents.
43 inch Hcnrietm, a bfcuuUfnl black especially stylish this
reason to produce the shirred effect; special
00 Cents.
40 inch all wool tterge, the Frcnch weave li:iht weight,
very handsome and very popular, an excellent value
50 Cents. ^ v ? ? .
40 inch Panama, one of the successes especially adapted for
skirts, a brilliant black and pretty weave, spJVytidid
50 Cents. '
j Magniflicent line of extra wide and extra jfiinc Serges,
j Henriettas, Panama, and Brillian tines, excellent Value'
75 Cents.
I A hand3onievftH8orUaent ol excellent BriHiantinos, tlenrf*
3ttas, Serges, Panamas and high novelty wears, all of the very *
iattst^uropean importations, each piece a pplendid valua*
Remarkable goods at $1. pec yd. .-y^ \
Wo are showing this season the largest and most compter#
; ine of tailor made suits that was ever brought to Camdei*
( In all the latest styles at prices from $5 to $25.
Wo are showing an immense line of Ladies Cravenetts Coata r "
| which have proven so popular, J'ricen from 7.50 to 15.00.
We are receiving daily Ladies and Hhildrens Jackets and
1 Oloaks bought from the best manufacturers. in this country.
j June 22nd, 1002, c.r
'onati'Ui of Ki iwr, 10 d ward "
High art clot\?'\s Mvo loyally
j'ooil clothe*, "lit lo grace tho
uack of a King. Nouherl,hanif"
.alone or u(itM alone make&ai
i man well dressed. It is a com*
i
bination of th" two that ac
conipliahes it.
Sferouso's lli^h Art clothes hang
true and lit yo>?r figonv TUcre la no
halting here and no aagging there
o ther when you slip on or after yoa
keep on. Shirts, Cravats, and allUfc*
little articles of l>rosfl to go wttj*
"High Art Clothei."
. \
\{iliinery-|]epartiiieiil, h ^
Mi?s Slay, our head Milliner, and Lor ns^igvaufca. * We buaj
getting ready for our big millinery show. Drop in next . i
ue*d*y and Thursday, Oct 4 and 5, and set* our hat displa^l-- .'J
DRCSSffiAKINC DEPARTMENT*. 7 I 1
Our dressmaking department which ia again in charge of
Miss Rowon is now cpen and leady for businefU. Pl?6e yoot * |
orders before the rush is on. h- ?
Toll your friend to meet yon at the Big Store.'
Respectfully, r l
\
? ? ? * ? ' M