The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 20, 1905, Image 3
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SAMBOMS
PAC"?C?T?AS
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Salmond Brothers,
And Fancy Uwmk,
JH JM'
Wanted.
Pjrchascr f.?r 600 btffchek broken
corn, at 60.5 f??* r bushel. Now'b thr
tima to get feed to fallen .youi
b'>?* W. .) I*. W??-k?,
*4 u? S<? Kx < flier.
^JpicycU Repairing.
l<%i?h to call your attention to
the f sot that after MouiUy Octoboi
I the Itith, 1 will Im prepared to do
nay Bicycle or machinery repaii
work t?l N H. Goodale's plumbing
shop on lower Main street, work in
tide of City limit sent for aud re
el turned. Respectfully,
It. N. MoKain.
Cheap Bate* to The Blate Fair.
Southern Railway yvill sell excur
sion tickets to Columbia and return
from all points hi 8.' C., Charlotte,
Aehcville and Wilmington, N. C. ,
Augusta and Savannah, Ga., aud
t n ter mediate points, acc't iilaj,e
Fair, Oct. 24-27, daily Oct. 22-26;
and for iraiuH scheduled to arrive
Columbia before noon Oct. 27,' at!
rate of one fare plus 75o for round
trip, 60c covering admission to
Fi'lr Grounds. For Military corn
patties antSi^ase bands in uniform
20 on a ticket, lc per mile in eacb
direotion plus arbitrariea per cap
ita. Final limit Oct. 29. In addi
tion to the regular trains running
to Columbia will operate special
trains Oct. 25 and 20, <betwcen
liranchville, Camden, Sumter, and
Columbia; Spartanburg and Co
lumbia; Anderson, Helton aud Co
lumbia. v
For full information consult tick
et agents, or,
R. W. Hunt.
Division 1'aseet.gor Agent,
/Charleston, 8. C.
Huiupty Dumpty I
The Inimitable pantomiuK>"IIunip- j
ty Dump^y," with Georpe H.
Adams in the title role, who will be
ttesisted by a cohort of pretty show
?Riri? tturf beautiful scenic and wlce
trip effect!1, will be at the Opera
House on JMondsy, October 2Sd.'
Thie gorgec??* production combines
Vaudeville, comic opera, comedy
and pantomime, cleverly welded,
making an entertainment of mosi
Varied and kaliedoscopic grandeur.
Among the vaudevilllans who will
appear arc the Vain? Egar, iu illus
trated songs ; Frank Sommers, the
refined minstrel entertainer; the
8 Dutch oomedy skit and
^^feMMpt^ketclies ; Saville Sisters,
Tito erica's favorite soubrettes; Bsr
? tj ?Dd Mariesk, musical artista abd
many others. Among the fsaturea
will be tbe grand march of the
A masons, the beautiful "Dane* of
the Butte* fiios" and the latest films
in mov in {pictures. The whole is
one aggregation, extravagant, fan
tastic and beautiful. "Hompty
Dumpty" is under the able manage
ment of Krneet Cooke, late of the
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Sbow, and
in pronounced by the critics of the
- leading metropolitan journals as
the very acme of a refined perfor
mance. Reserved seats now on sale
at F. Lcglie Zcmp's Drug Store.
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Sw&lesk line of Ncckaear and
Belts eV$r exibited in tb? city.
Camden Millinery Co.
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A Card of Thanks^
Whereas, Mis* Lou Nettles has
decided to remove from our city and
has therefore, resigned the office of
Libraiian of t^e Camden Library
Association, and
Whereas, st a meeting of the
Board o^t>ireotora ofd the Camden
Library Association, heldonToes
day, Ootobor lOtb, 19054 a Commit
tee wan oppoin ted to txprese to Blue
Kettles the regret that i?M|; by
M lie Board of Directors sad by the
j embers pf the Association frt
avering of her connection with the
L library:
1 I*6*
? printed, 1
we, . the Committee ap
. beg to say to Miss Net Use
UiM it is with great regret thit Ue
Association sees her retire from the
pofttVlon of Librtrias, that we are
deeply jpaOible of ibe raltf* list
servie^rVsrre been to as, that we
feeUnet'the success of the Library
f U in largo measure to her pei>
, ^Eoael interest la and aeslons effort
^ for tka inatUnitoo, aad we desire to
ezpreaa oar tbasfc* ( botk pereoa al
ly aadTiev the Aeaoct alios) to tor
- for ike willing work eke has doae
for as aad for ike oaraeol pa bile
awramofrfco^nf%lt gtrotf wiehes far
Notice to Contiactois,
Contractor* w nili leg to lilt- HuU
on Collage* to l>? en'Ottot Ht, th?
Hermitage * -oitcm M 1 1 i ?? will hoi)
p! a tit* tod ? pcoifioationn tti tha of
rtc.? of tho Prc(ti<ltni.
II. (J. Carrtaon
Opera House.
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
Spectacular Punomimo Direct
from NtwYork.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Flonday, Oct, 23rd
Geo. H. Adams' Hig Co. of
Actors, Actresses, Singers,
Dancers, gorgeous scon
ery, Handsome
Costumes.
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New York's Greatest Sensation
EVE !
The creation of a woman out
of nothing. The n^pst startling
and unexpluinabje? act ever
given on the American Stage
? PRICE ?
25, 50, 75c and $1.
Seats on sale at F. Leslie *
Zump's drug store.
Crowded House Everywhere.
PERSONAL.
MIhs Jessie Lamotte ami Mr. Murr
Hall spent Sunday in Cam Jen with
Oapt. aud Mrs. W. J. Hall.
On A Sad Mission.
Mrs. C. E. UoyntoD wns called
by telegram on Tuesday last to
Clear Water, Fla ; qd account of the
death of ber toother, Mrs. Plumb,
which occurred at that place. Mrs.
Plumb haa visited here frequently
and was contemplating another visit
hero in tbe near future. Her many
friends here will regret exceedingly
to learn of her death.
A Oard of Thanks.
We tbe meinbors of Mt. Moriah
Baptist church deaire to express our
tbanks to our white and colored
friends who assisted us so very, gen
erously bv contributing to the onter
tainment of the delegatos attending
the Wateree Baptist Association
whiubtfust closed its 25th annual
sension at our church.
By your assistance we were able
to accommodate oue hundred or
more messengers all of whom ex
press their perfect satisfaction at
the entortaiument reoeived.
Yours truly,
J. W. Boykin, Pastor.
See samples and haye a suit made
to fit. W. E. Johnson.
Monthly Bocital of Music Pupils.
On Tuesday afternoon the music
pupils of Miss Alberta Team garej
the first of their monthly recitals.
The program was as follows*
1. Honda )
Watlz. f Pressor |
Elizabeth Garrison.
2. A Study Koblerj
Lucilo Lewis.
3. March \ Oehmler
Ray Little.
4. Study. In the merry Sunshine.)
. ? Preeeer. Paul Sehenk.
5. Little Blonde Walts, Holoombel
Hal lie Carrison.
G, Duet Whitney
Beit* Wilton and Mary Nicholson
7. Flying Leases Koelling
Helen Qeisenheimer.
8. Maypole Dance I *
Melody j ........ Preeeer]
Gilbert Halsall.
9. Doet Bellakj
Fieri* and Lydia Gifford
10. NarcUuwu ? ff .? ????? Nerin |
Lucia Yates
11. 'Hungarian Dance Engel
Vtvlan Yatee
f 1*. Joyooe CotnjMBioea Bellak
. AoiiiJQiSiffd.
Morrison]
' Mary Nleboleoo.
- Prisoner and Nightingale
AiMttte J^iei
HERE IS YOUR ("HANCK
WE ARE SELLLNO ALL OV Ol'Rj
at cost'
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Having concluded to close out our
Clothing Stock, consisting Mens,
Youths and Boys Suits, we are offer
ing them at prices that w ill make
them go.
COME AND GET THE FIRS ! PICK
OF THE PILE.
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" mm cv#m Mr* IS WdW ?OBW" i?? W SiW VUM H
SHOE, HAT AND CLOTIINIO MAN.
For Bftle.
One Under, wood Typewriter.
Apply to S B. Mottelev, Wcstviile,
S. C.
Houor Roll of JjUgoff School
Fo# week ending Oct. 13:
Firat grade ? Gertrude Rubon. j
Tliird gritflu ? Sallie Belle Gard-I
uer. )
Fonith grade ? Karl Roshorough,
Kdward Roshorough, Mary U?s bo
rough, YVillio Gardner.
Soventh grade? Mattie Gardner,
Sallie Truesdell.
Cheap Bates to Charleston.
Account Charleston gala week and
Coast fair Aseo Nov O-ll Southern
Liy. will sell tickets from all point*
State of S. G, including Agitata, Ga.. j
at rate of one fare plan 25 cents foi
round trip, November 4 10th. uixi
for inline arriving Charleston before'
noon Nov 11 limit Nov 13. Kxt. j.
coaches on all truinu into Oharleatoii
Nov 5-12 iucluwive and plenty of
room will bo provided
For detailed information apply to any
^.ticket agent of thia company or
R. W. HUNT, ir.v. Pass. Agi.,
Charleston. S. C'
Cheap Kates And Spocial Trains To
State Fair Via So Ry.
Southern Ry will sell ticliote from
all points in State of S. C., includ
ing Charlotte and Aeheville, N. C ,
iSavanah and Augusta, Ga,Uct. 22
26, inclusive, at rate of ono fare
plus 75c round trip, limit Qet.29.
Spocial traina leave Camden Got.
25 and. 26, 6:45 a. in , arriving Co
lumbia 8:50 a. m., returning leave
Columbia 8:30 p. m., arrive Cam
den 10:4,5 p. ua.
For tickets, schedules and other
information cali o? any agent So.
Ry. or,
' *? R. W. Hunt,
Division Passenger Agent,
*\ Charleston, S. C.
The Stats Fair and the Seaboard Rail
_ 13 ?<>**?,
On account of above occasion the
8. A. L,. wilk.on .Qct 2t 20 incluaive,
sell ticket* to Columbia and return
at rate of one fare plus 75c for the
round-trip which include* admission
to fair ground*; the rate from Cam
den will bo $1.74. Tickets will be
sold from stations within a radius
of fifty miles at rate of one fare plus
25c for the round-trip not including
admission, rate from Camden with
out admission being $1 24. Special
train service Oct 25-26 Hamlet, N.
C. to Columbia and return, leaving
Camden 9 28 a.m. arriving Columbia
10 30 a m. returning leave Columbia
6 00 p.in Tickets will be aold for
all regular trains Oct 22-26 and for
trains scheduled to arrive Columbia
before noon Oct 27.
For further information write,
W. L. Burroughs, T. P. A.
Columbia, S. C.
Kershaw Baptist Union.
The Uuion meeting of the Kor
shaw Baptist Association will meet
with the Antioch church on Friday
October 27 and continue through
Sunday.
Friday rnoruing 1030 prayer ser
vice conducted by J O Moaeley.
11 ? Introductory sorrnon by Rev
J D Moor^of Camden. 12 ? recess
I p m? Querry "If all Baptist
churches in Kershaw county wt>uld
unite in their labdrs of love, and
their efforts to advance the cauae
of Christ, would it enable us to do
a4 more efficient work in our Co?"
bpeakere? Tbos P Gaakin, J C
Crouch. 2 pm? 1 "Are the pastors
duty bound to attend the Unions
and aaeootattoa* of which their
cburobee are member*?" Speak
er*? W D Seegare, Newton Kelly,
J O Moaeley, J W Copeland, S A
West.
Sa**rday 10 80 a m ? Prayer ser
vice conducted by Rev J : ? Smith .
II a m? Mission rally in interest
of liolme mission*, cond noted by
Rev E T Blackmood . Ooo hour
iaiermiMion. Aft*rnoon *e?eion?
"SkWld deception be practiced by
Bwiimr Rev Divta, %rl Hyatt,
J O Priae. Miscellaneous basi
mm. Adjonrameat. 'c:
Sooday 10 a as ? 8* ad ay School
rally ooadactad by paetor Davia.
by Tk? ?
'' W? i. WiitM*
:
K***! Eg**!!
Y?.u will liud a lot of f i c h i i egga
at .loo. li. McDowall's. Aiiy qimu
t'ty you WHnl'. Ca.i e ^ ^ i v , foi
there is a big demand f >i tliem.
Ooillg to OhlCKliO
Rev .J. W. Boylau huiJ wife will
leave on Monday nt-xi t or Chicago
where they {jo a* <i< li-gatee to tlx
National Baplidl C<?k vi ntion which
meets in that city next wt-eL.
For Sale Cheap.
One new Piano at greatly reduc
ed pi ice. Organa ami Sewing Ma
chines at short notice. Dry good#
and^CJ recedes as eh?*ap ?h money
CStI'"u..j 'Lit trill. ' VW. ...
Letter to Mr. O. P. Duifogo
Dear ^ir : If our agent charges you
10 emit a a??>re for a g?U"ii of paint
li tt it somebody else, don't think lie
ib making more profit; we chargt
liim more; il c"?t? ue more, ft in
?ill paint , true. pai nt, ami full meas
ure.
No other paint i? uli paint, tru?
paint and full- iu? aaure. wo far us we
know, That is wrong. We know
some that are pure and full-measure,
but weak, tbin, too uiuch oil and
too little lead- and-zino : an honest
aurt weakness ; dou'l know hii) bet
ter, may bo
It amounts lo this : ao lai us we
know: and we think wc know the
whole Ammericau trade; theie is
uo other nauis but Devoe that
?lauds for all paint, full- uieaaure,
and right proportion. That's why
it takes less gallons and wears longei
Yours truly
F. W. Devoe & Co.
,, f\ S. ? springs A Shannon ?eil
our point, 97
REAL. ESTATE TBAN8FEI13.
J A MeLauriu to D J Clyburn, 1
lot in town of Bethune. $85.
J A McLaurin to G H Ktag, 1 lot
lji towu of Bethune. $100. '
J A McLaurin to G S King 1 lot
1D fOWn"of $200.
B M English, Trustee, to Marlon
Moise, *2,476 acjes in'No ? $1*2.381
T A Cnutheu to T C Canteen, 26
acres in No 8. $500
EJ McGirt to L Bradford 1-2
acre in No. 1. $250.
I j L Copeiand et al to H.izz?e V
Copeland, 45 1-2 Kcrefi in No. 22. $5
L V Mahaffey to O \ Clyburn, 45
acres in No. 22. $500. .
K Brannou to Q \ Clyburn, 37
acres in No- 22 ?575.
J 10 Montgomery et al to H W li
Itfftqtgoirtery, 137 acres in No. 8;
$75
M .1 haw to W rurltn^'.oo, 1 lot 4
houses in No. 22. $G00
L D Rosa to W ll Qoff, 30 * acrea
in No. 17. $45.
C A Porry to M J Sessions, 40 a
cres in No. ? $5
Supervisor's Notice.
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All those holding claims ntjainst
the County' of Kershaw, are hereby
requested to present their claims in
full of all demands, each month, with
each items dated and Ihn hill item
iznd, and properly attested.
Pailuro to comply with this request,
will result in the hill, or bills being
turned down uutii compliance with
the same has been made.
J. M. Sowell,
Cu'm'n Board of i'ommissionefB for
Kershaw County.
I vish to inform/the public
that I am prepared' to do gin
ning at my ginnery at Lugoff,
3- G. Tlio woilc Jwit he done
under my personal bu per Vision
and I guarantee satisfaction to
all my customers.
The highest market price
will be paid for cotton seed
?old at my ginnery.
Patrocu^e solicited
+?"**. J. ? - ? , - V.r^. ? * *? - ' V -WV? .-??.-A'- ; -J
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The Famous Gilt Edge Store
We are receiving our new Fall and
Winter Goods everyday We have a
complete line of Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Mats, Caps and Gents Furn
ishing; Goods bought at the right
price by a man ilia! has had twenty
years experience in these special
lines and knows what the people
want, and we are going to sell |t hem
as low as the lowest.
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III our Drew (.ioods Department yon will find ail the now
est weaves iti Mohair, Pananiu. Broadcloths, Kte, , in colors
and black. Wo call especial attention to our lino of Black
Dress Ooods.
Our Domestic department, is complete. Kvory thing in
Longclot lis, Sheetings, PillowTuhin;;, W'u e 8 rea Damask, :
Towels, Napkins and Doilies. Wo can please the good
house* wives in this line.
NOTIONS, NOTIONS
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We have alL th? latest Novelties in Nock wear, Boil s ?nd
- Girdlea, -Faftoy- Combs and all the littln adjuncts that%go^o
make up a lady'B toilet. Wo carry the American beauty and
W. B. Corsets. Wc are agents for the Ladies Home Jour
nal Patterns and carry them in stock.
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HUGS, CARPETS, MATTING
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and Art Squares Theso goods rire lovely. Something new
in Matting ami Wirograss Art Squares ? splendid for the din
ing room. ^
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LADIES TAILORED SUITS.
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Skirts and Cloaks. Wo have- itfese goods in (ill styles, and
(rail especial attention to our line of Clonks and Tailored
Skirts.