The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 06, 1905, Image 3
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witH Purchases cf
, FOR SAIE BY
Salmond Brothers,
Htaplef And Faucv Grocer h
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? 3- t? rt
Hll And a lot of freeh egge
T_%In?. K tfcDoiraliy Aoy qoab
X ty -yoil wftqt -i Ca.l early, for
there ie ? big demand t n them.
For Sale Cbetp.
,,-J. One new Plana at greatly roduc
: ed piioe. Organ* and Sewing Ma
chine;* at short notice. Dry geod*
and Groceries as cheap aa money
can buy them. W. J. Caddell.
Mr. ti.Ll mm ->at received
a ear load of and clipped)
of which will be aojd at very low
prices. Cell and eee him.
The Olympla Opera Company.
-? . 0 ? . . ? -rm
With thirty persons in the troupe,]
will appear In Camden on next Fri
day night, Oct. IB. Tble ie a rare
- treat f?r -tW-tlttim of Camden,
? arid ahould be eeen by every lover I
of good music. Drtii't fail to see
"It * Ticket* for yeverved eeata on I
fftle In Council Chamber from Tueej
10r"
??AfOJWCfcESU. m
Latter to Mr Jahjoa Moore. , |
Dear Sir. You undk-sland grind
log wheat, buckwheat, rye, o*ta
?nd corn. We understand grinding
white-lead and white-smc. i'he two
?orta of griming are not much
alike. Very likely oftte end wheat
bebavo very differently In the mill,
end vou manage them differently
? we^ know very Utile about your
work; don't need to; we'd rather
depend oo yoo. it
But we paint yonr ^ot|ee apd' mill,
?and ool-bvttdiAge ; perhaps you'd he
gl*d to know, ebpot grinding paint :
for tome people mfx tbelr?peiot
with a etlck In a tub.
Wejloeo lead- aod rlftO? nothing
;V tie*. And oor sino ie ft tough ae
y>er?ete. Tub mixer* im?gtoe
Cthejr mix U. Tbey'tfoo't; tbef
' : 9??'t, Takae gfiudiog to mix lead
e?d~*lBO.
They are both -white ; wJm
U).jr t?mrr<.gHjr
ere don't know lt^P*lt?b-mi*.ed
!*?d-al *foee
" " ? other.
?>?lnireaianr
leailVendxlae grafted to
r, mixed I^Llatately : Jt i?
ir Itad oor aloe, bet Ua4-ea4
the lead ie l??re?,a Onr ms*
rX earhloet Ijs the other t fcotk
0 ibe mixture. Laid ohalke
iklno peels. lead-and-fciao ground
ha eg oo and 'protect each
ciare of your m il ooV
N&ere oiU teotde.
troly
r. DooeA&s
^ Hhaoooo eeU
$500 Reward
The City of Camden will
i #ive JjW)0*Hiid Keinhaw ('(uni
ty $2oO additional (or the ar
rest, with evidence to convict.
?4 tltt murderer of Mr. H. A
llcDowell. which occurred in
Camden, B. O., on Tuesday,
October 3rd. 1905.
H. G. Carriaon,
Mayor.
G. G. Alexander,
Clerk.
October 6th, 1905.
Preaching at the tfrt-aby torian Church
\ ? Sunday.
The regular aervices will be held
in the Ptyrsbyleiiau churobon Sun
day morning. Dr. McCpiioelt a
pected to ha absent next Sunday at
tending Preabytery but was prevent
t*d from going on occount of tin
deatb of Mr. 8. M. (J. Moore.
Deaths.
The death of 'Mi. Samuel Moore
lias called forth tbje sympathy of ull
for his distressed f^lnily, but stricken
by the hand of God at a rlpo old ago.
After ? long. and useful lif*4we can
but feel that "he doth rest from, his
labors." Surrounded bv bin lo.ved
one* and breathing his life away into
Hie benediction of friends around
him lie quietly crosses the river to be
with those dear ones gone before. Mr.
Moore <?ied at six o'clock on Wednes
day morning aft?>r lingering from Sat
urday MV when he was stricken by
paralysis at work in Mr. II. G. Car
rison s ofHc6 where he had been the
etlicient and faithful book-keeper for a
number of voars. lie leaves an inva
lid wife, "daughter and a devoted
sister. llis funeral services were held
at his residence at (5:30 o'clock Wed
nesday afternoon and hi% remains tak
en to Cheraw the same night, llo was
a devoted member and officer of the
Presbyterian church. He will be bur
ied by the side of his only son, a line
young man whtv',!'"1 Wpp ?? few years
ago. -
Another grief stricken household is
that of Mr. W. A. Sclirock whoso de
voted wife died on Saturday last at
hop sister's home at Kock Hill. She
had left for a sanitarium in Charlotte,
N, C. hoping to be bunelitied by treat
menl there but being too weak to go
further on her journey was taken to
Rock Hill and there "fell asleep in
Jesus." A faithful christian woman^
a devoted member of }ho Baptist
church. She leavos besides her hus
band u grown son and many relatives
to miss her from their midst. _ I
A particularly sad death has brought
sorrow to an unusually large number
of (Jamden's people iathato? Chas. II,
Green, in Spartanburg, where his
Widowed mother had gone'trr-U Ve,
contemplating a college education for,
him there. Ho was a son of the l'ato
Dr. Charl^^I. Green and a grandson
_of Mr- .fcraHrcf of this place.
RMKSome, manly and intelligent, ho
K&ve promise of a bright and useful
ft?. A few week* ago in 'perfect
strength and health, he contracted
typhoid fever and succumbed to Its
r?va?e?v "Death loves a shining
mirk1' M>4 ?*n*ot withhold oiir
be#* beloved from the God
who "doeth all things well."
His remains were brought to Camden
for burial and laid to rest beside those
Of his father /and many dear ones al
ready sleeping in the old Quaker Cem
atery, wbefc fop goqef atitfqa hip peo
ple have beep buried. ?
MurdeFfflost
Foul!
MR.R.A. M'DOWELL WAY
LAYED, KILLED AND
BOBBED I
La?t Tuesday night about 8:30
o'clock after Mr. R. A McDowell
had oloeed bie store and was on bla
way Lome he waa killed *nd robbed
by aomn ? uokoown party. The
{gr'ttoe waa com milted^ on DrKalb
?tieet, between Lyttleion ami Fair
?one of the principal thorough fares
of the city. The fiend waa conceal*
ed behind one of ihe large plnea
near the aide walk m at Hampton
Paik.
Mr. McDowell waa being accom
panied home by Mr. R. W. Porter,
who *?? g?mg to cpend the night
at Mr. MoDoweli'e, but it was not
known that Mr. Porter had'been at
tacked alio until the next morning
when he waa foond in a field near
the river with aeveral eerero cum
on bia bead; He ia now at the hoa
pltal in Columbia and hta condition
ie very orltloaft > ;
Mr. MoDow?U waa found by hia
little, eon who waa sent by hie
iotl^r to look f otf hie father an it
waa then later than hia uanal bome
coming hour. Life waa extinct
when hia little'aon reached him*
The funeral took plaee y eater day
afternoon at 3 o'clock frpm the
Baptiat chuicb.
(Contributed. )
The groat wave of sorrow that has
ptlNd over our community this week
has left no room for thought of ^lighter
things in the teaHsand ml?4* of our
most ohrittisa men has been^struek
down by the assassins hand on oar
public thoroughfare? a citisqn like
Mr. Rob*. McDowall. who has done
Ws full duty to his God, hi* eommua
i?y and his family, earn** M ^or>d
from our midst^Witti not ta enemy
II Kills IS YOlit (1IAMK
WK A It IS SELLING ALL OF Ol R
at co &>i
Having concluded to clone out ?at
Clothing Stock, consisting of Me sis
Youths and Boys Suits, we ace of ft r
ing them at prices that v, ill ma etc
them go.
COME AND GET THE FIRST PIC K
OF THE PILE.
SHOE, HAT AND CLOT I IMG BR AM.
Come to see nfc, wheri you v- ant anything in drv good*. o
jtions, shoes, hats, caps and guits. furnishings.
1 We want your business, and fcn^ot it, we have ? e v; <><<?- ;?!
j the lowest prices. Now it is up to you to see on -U ..ltd
'get pricey before buying elsewlere. If you will <? I :v <1 ;? ve
us a few minutes we will prove just what we mv.
DRESS GOODS.
In our dress goods you can find all o?> the lutes? g^ s '<h < i <1
colors Hanging in prices from 25c. to $l.G0 p^. yard. See
our all wool flannels 27 in. wide in all colors at 2f>ij. per y?-n!
Get our prices on all domestic goods, the difFoivncc in Ua n i
and what you are paying will surprise vou.
' ? NOTIONS.
Wo have a full line of staple and all oi tho latest iion.iL s.
Call and we will cheerfully sho>/ 3 on all of tho latest sivlr??
RUGS, ART SQUARES. !
Drop in arid see us, we. have our competitors skinned on l^e
prices': ;? - - ?" "" ' ?'
a BLANKETS, OGMFORTS. . ?
We haw always lead in this line and this season we arc Out
of sight to the front, conie see, and you will say so too.
HATS, GAPS. j
Ask the well-dresse^ young man where he got 1 > is hut. or!
cap, aud he will tell you Whitnker & Hurnei's. 11 \< u w;.ntj
to be "in it," buyr from -us.. Always the lowest price.
gp^r:. . SHOES, SHOES. \ I
. To get comfort and save money wear tho Barry Shot, * )d!
ottlj fcy us in the city Every pair guaranteed. If tfcuu't ;
give perfect satinfaction we wil^vgivo yon w new pair or y?arj
money back. . j
We mean bus in &s. Allwe a?k is for you to give us a
chance. Lowest .prices and square -dealing* is our motto.
Very Respectfully,
TO HAVE YOUR GUNS AND ^REVOLVERS RE
PAIRED BEFORE THE HUNTING SB A SON. ALSO
ALL KINDS OP REPAIR WORK WE SOLICIT. G UNS
AND BICYCLES FOR SALF CHEAP. SEE US Uii
FORE BUYING. . . ? /
C, 97/. Co loin an.
V, Horned.
Last Thursday night Mr. Willie
Christians and Miss Maggie Brad*
ley wero happily married by_ Nota
ry Public J., W. Dnvia. After the
marriage * floe snpper was served
nt the rcsidenee of Mr. J. D. Cbri*i
ioa?.
- PERSONAL.
Mrs. -Yal Jordan spent Thursday
in Colombia.
Mrs. I. Porter whr. litrt ^teen visit
ing relative^ hcr? returned to lier
homo in Charleston las^JFrMrfy.
Mr Eugene ftlakenpySi>f Kershaw
it in. the oily on professional business
Misses Bessie Jordan and Nan
Withers were iti Columbtn Thursday.
. Mr. Henry Boy kin, of Boykinswas
in Camden Thursday. ,
Mr, and Mrf. B. H Baum and
*od h*re returned home after a visit
to Charleston.
In can diary Confesses.
Wm. fta&eford, Jr.4 has been osp
tared etod on his person was found a
nietol, some smoking tobacco
matches etc, identified ss being
f/oni the Creed store, The negro/ see*
tag he *f as trappa-l, o?nfrsa?d and
is now in jail. He says ttjil 'li'#
wanted sntne candy an < i prlswf open
the bscfc Aoor of the store to get It
bat filing to find ?ny I s ate ?om<
Mirilimf, t eiped hisseelf to tobacoo,
[ toaiehee, etc., and . wm got fig out
v~toniM?f<!Moed * pile of papers
rear tfce 4^or and applied a match to
Uaia. Tktre -.If. strong ? ?pcion
( tbat he it the party who eel tie to
?td*setx>r?*a**tai esoHOwi
I a.\i^Maa^iiWfni r ntr . * ?? i
NOTICE TO BICYCLE RIDEBS.
The attention of bl'-ycle riders is cabed
to the following provision of tlu; bicy.-te
ordinance: ?
''All riders of bic oles are required lo
?Found an alarm wv'dn i>. disjfm^o .if
!*enty feet of ea.-.h sfroot oorn^r be, ro
turning the s*m# unil to paer or i ? n
earners slowly "
I have instruction to ?tri::tly enf -e
the provision* of thia ordinance, *lrvli
will -bo done ia the fi turc.
?? Bc:.j. Ilailn,
^ Cheif ol Police.
7,000 Young Peopit> Unite I11 A Gi'Vit
.. . ..... Tribute Of Pratce
Oyer seven thoushnd young mea ft:.d
women, representing the entire .South,
iniufin paying a wonderful tiibuXo of
(?raise to the (.-in. AH. Bus. College. Ma
i&tt, tla*, which. by its thorough bu-i
i eas trailing, has more than doul. d
t heir earning capacity, and placed tl.?m
i'l positions ol grrnt trudt, honor *nd
profit, while many of them have boc.oi.io
t >nspicuoiis hh managers of large and
flourishing enterprises ol their owi.
The Ga.-Ala, is specially popi^ar
with young persons of limited julucali >n
and means, ns by Pa low rates, sod i-f-r
ronal. pains- tuUirg instruction in all Site,;
KiTtfthrfi branches iK-eessary. to aucc< :-y',
plsoee rv pr vt |ca 1 business e<lucifAo
within resell ot^ all Tlie p?*ople of iho
South delight. to pnruni*?? it on accent
c-f iu* bonndike otinVjapheiftl; and
knows to lie absolutely reliable in ev<*ry
* articular, being progre^iv^'enougri io
advertise what it d'?es. and houost ? 1
ughi to do what it rdvortlses. -
the applications for gradual a,
'or vMcii pi*i. b???- iteeu for h>* *>*(>? a
t>t tt*e ability of the college ~ta anpp! f,
, x-rpttor.ally low ratea are bei ig yv~ n
just iw>w* which are certainly in Naoli
o( every 4m. Young psiwAil snbltMW
to better U?eir e? edit ion urged to
?L r'l
We are receiving our new Fall and
Winter G >ods every day We have a
complete ine of Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hi ts, Caps and (ieaits Furn
ishing G> ods bought at t lie right
price by v. man that has had twenty
years ex >erience in these special
/ *
Sines ami knows what the people
want, an< we are going to sell them 1
as low as he lowest.
Ill our Dress '? oodn Department you will (>im1 a-1 ilie new
est weaves in M? r.ur, Panam 1. Jiroa lelotha, in colors
icud Mack. Wo \W esppei il attention to oiu' lino of Black
Di'ohh Goods. i
Our Dojnrsli . dopai tinent. is complete. KvorvHiing in
Longclotl.H, She inga, PillowTubiii?.W lie, ^ read Damask,
Towels, NupUitu mill D/tffTifcs. Wo can plenso thy good
hoiiHC-wiviH in t; s line.
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NOTIONS. NOTIONS
We have all il ri latest Novelties in Neckwear, ifelifl t?nd
Girdles, JTimey f oinbs and all the little adjuncts that, go to
make-up a ladyY oilet. We carry tile. American beauty and
W. 15. Corsets. Wo are agents lor the Ladies Home Jour*
nal Patterns and arry them in stock. *
RUGS, ( AftPETS, MATTING
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and Art Squares Those goods :\ra lovely. Something new
in Matting and \ irogr.?s.s Art Squares ? splendid for tho din
ing room.
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LADIES TAILORED SUITS,
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Skirts and Cloak . Wo have these goods-16 nil stylos, nnd
cull especial atte tiou to our line of Cloaks and Tailored
Skirts.
Com
e ana see us.
Yours Resptcjtully,
T
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