The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 27, 1905, Image 3
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Sal mono. Bvothe**,
Nlitylo Ami Fancy Grocers,
?? ior fiulo.
Pure Kiovadota Cotton Seed for
sale, (1 per bushel.
DeSaueeure & Arledge.
Wanted, ?
A hoy of good habit# to work in
111 y store, either 3 days out of everj
week of on Saturdays. No cigar
ette smoker need apply.
K. M. Hendrix.
? /*- Lout.
Between Camden and my resi
dence one sraull piece of machinery
in pa?te board box. Reward if re
turned to me or The Chronicle of
fice, I . F, Holland.
Blr. Tjanthatn Eorioualy III.
The many friends bf II r, *V\ I).
Tr ant ham will regret to learn that
he haa been critically ill all th it*
week. It was thought yesterday
that he was some hotter hut hio
symptoms this morning do not hold
out that hope.
IIat)j>y Hooligan Coming.
TUiSr makes the tenth year out
on the load for "Hooligan's Trou
bles" and inilllouB of peoplo have
laughed at this matehlcBH a^eJL
ffptltter. Tlila aplendld company
of fun makers is well recom ly ended
wherever they appear. Standinu
room only is the warning in all
towns, 'packed to the doors, beyond
doubt the funniest comedy on the
r^ad, three long uuU of uonstf.ut
laughter. Hiing the, whole family
and enjoy an cveniogyf pure fun.
Oct your aentn early, nine you'll
hive to go 'Way bark and stand up
At Opera Hour80 Tuesday, Novem
ber 7 tli.
Xiftttei* to Mr. C. H. ?rIob.
Deaf Sir: Mr II II Stephenson,
Caebier of Oil CUy Pa Savings . Bank
writes s'-Nine years ago I painted my
?ftouse with yoar paint. It wore So
4Jfell, J want to use it again."
That's nothing wojid&sful except
#rlp tj4>e fact that th? soft coal region
onPennsylvania ifl . pretty hard on
l^int with its oi?, amoke and prime
,A11 we see in it 4s that Devoo* is
good for uiueyesrs some times. TlWre
jflr.o thousands, of ---people - lhat knew^
it, andjnillions that, don't.
There's the rubl Wo advertise
for the mil'ions; we want to make
" |w?iut for the millions.
jMjL<2Mhier* do.- you know De^oe
lead-andzioe is twice as cheap as lead
and'oil or mixed paint*? Is 100 per
cci)t a fnir profit in$our linisnese?
Three-quarters of the people paiut
load ?nd od mixed hy hand; while
the U S Government use lead, zinc
and oil ground together by machinery
bubo as Devoe lend-und-sinc ;I ho
majority never io right about any
thing. v
Yours truly
- F. W. Dcvoe & C.i. *
c P. S, ? Springe <fe Shannon ?oll
our paint.
Minstrels Coming.
A. G. Allen'* Rig Original New
Orleans Minstrels, numbering more
people tlisn any other threa min
strel shows combiued, introducing
some of the most famous colored
singers, dancer*, cukewalkere and
comedians known among the color
ed .race, will appear here under can
vhs to- uo or row night, Out. ?3rri.
1 Speoking uf thiabhow theColumbiaj
State says:
**A* 43. Allen's New Orleans Min
strels were in the . city last night,
^tnd with the Labor Day crowd run
ning loose oager for amusement, the
audience last night could not be sc
v coromodated. - Thousand^ of people,
Vrl?it? and colored were turned away
Jroin the door because of toe over
crowding of the large tent. It was!
, ^etimateA-that ptopW were in
the audience, nod 1,500 or 2,000 ]
* more w fife, turned away. The" rcr
ft>r mdpee was free from all ohjec
-tioiuple features, and those who
IjdW the. em all admission fee seem
r*ea more than satisfied, if one night
) udge from the uproarous lan gh te r
applause Which greeted Ihu
so tors th^oQjbout the evening. The
i>rogni?^onslat?<l of the ntaai first
pari followed by buck and wing
dbacHfcg;- monologues* banjo play
fog, contortionist wo?V *!*. Taken
ml| 1| alt ttifi show could bo well
' "rsiBommsn^d as a clean, whole*
rnoToduetioirTwo
Little Mi?-s Elizabeth Wun. r
?poon Dfii'tis enteit nipr <1 t*cu? y
tlvM of her young K''l friends at
h*?r birthday part) !n?l work in
jKukwood whur? ilia "tiny tot#"!
hSI lirtd n OuV tllUc pit*) lug }j?iirs
? ?U Ul?< fpHS'ltlliM litvvu. Of CO IJ i Ml
I tie ijsliciwiia refreshmejiU made h
special addition to ilia tveuiuy'b
(POP t ? llXl Ot CKUi, cukf, f'Utl
and candy gl'd the hearts t?j
IU* ulfUdgten wisfini
many" VappyroLujhh of delight
ful celebration to their aw?*ei littl*
hmtiGHH Hiu) that they each aud ev
ery one might be th$re to enj
the joyous t > I r 1.1 1 d a y f t; ?> t i v ?j ! h
Tills being Koii/ iu out
SHate eapitai *)f cOu/se our to^n i
well represented ui Coiumbja.
A won# the preuy au.i! attractive
girls who nie icpresenttui ve* of
ouy llHle city are Minn Lnla Boy.
kin who id visiting i tii family of
f)r. ^Theodore l)uBcse, blisses Ma
rio Zetnp and flcnriette Johnson
who are gti?'*u of MisB Mugaret
Childs, (^ud Mio? Betsy B<?\ kin who
is with her relatives jii . Qui urfibia.
MUs Margaret ICldredge who in
a studeut at St. Mary's school in
Raleigh, N. C , will be at liuiu 4 Oo
ilny ( Friday ) for a abort holiday
to moot bur moth r who has just
returifed from au extended sojouin
iu E u rope.
Mijs Mury Hurnul left on Thurs
day for Clio, iu Marlboro county
where she bas accepted a position
to teach for tbo scolastio year.
Mrs. F. Leslie Zemp is upending
tliia week in Columbia with her rel
atives there.
Mr. T. Kdmond Krumbboltz i*
back again in bis winter quarters
and iu busily engaged putting the
beautiful "liukwood" in perfect
order for the numerous guests who
have already bespoken rooms at
this popular resort.
Mr. and Mr9. Uodgor Bars
tow and family iiave returned
to their cottage homo in Kirkwood
aud are welcomed to t hoi r winter
home hero by their many friend".
Mrs. YV. Geisenheitner is spend
ing a month in New York visiting
bur girlhood borne and renewing the
happy associations of her youth
with her kinsfolks there.
Mi'. E. O- MeCrcigbt bas return
ed from a visit to New York and
"Ottrer northern cities of interest.
Mrs. McCtei&ht who h*a been iu
New York for scrap time is expect
ed to' return hemu Sunday morn
ing.
Verdict ci the UoToncr's Jury.
Editor Chronicle: ? The follow
ing verdict was rendered last Fri
day: "Mr. R. A McDowell came
to his" death by a blow from a dead
ly instrument inflicted on bis head
by a person or persons unknown to
the jury.1' The following named
'geutlemouycpmposed the jury :
S {l Adams, foreman; W F Ma
lone, VV G Wilson, J H Burns, I)
F Di&oi), L L Block, W S Cooper,
B Boykin, C ft Lewis, Uayid C
Clark, K J Lewis and C L Evanp.
y I' C Murcliison,
CJoronOr.
PBRBONAL.
Mrs. G. Hirschwas invOrangeburg
one day this week.
Mr. M II. lloymau spent last Sua*
day^ iu liock Hill.
Mrs. T. J. Lipscomb Jr. is visiting
'relatives in Columbia.
? Mrs. H. S. Hey man and Miss Sal lie
Heyman of Chcetcr are tbe guests of
Mrs. Loo Sobonk.
T> Mr. James ViBipigue of New York
is paying a visit to Jiln old home. He
.loaves to morrow for tbe North. '
Mrs. J. ?. Ithamo who ban been
visiting relatives in Cbarlotte, N. O.V
is expected to return home to di^.
Mr G. H Baum who bas boon in
New York for romo time on profos
buiwuess re! u rued tioino this morning.
Firemen's Carnival.
White Tented City On Streets
Mouday, No v!" 6th.
With tho rising of the sun ou Mon*
day morning, Nov. 6th, a noyr white
touted oily will have mudo ito nppna
rnuce on our stroetB Every avail
able portion of space and every nook
anil corner will bo filled with tents,
platforms, galleries, wild animals are
nas, 8ta?*inra*, a merry-go round, the
forris wheel, free attractions and the
immense stiuctare erecteJ for the
pnrpose of giving tho pu^c an op
portunity to see the moat expensively
arranged and most hazardous "act
over, devised or att'emptod, known as
??Looping tho Gap," which perilous
feat ts eaoc6safully and repeatedly
performed by the peerless young
aorobat Vrof. Eggere. I
Amidst tbe glare of hundreds of
electric lights on Monday evening jit
7 :B0 o'clock every attraction.eonncct
ed with the great J(wiee*?Adame' Car
nival Company will, be thrown . open
to tho pablio. The noise of the "bark
ers,'' the roar* of the wild animate
-and the ftpleadtd music of tho silver
cornet band wilt bewilder the people
and mike Ihem think ? hem selves in
a new world, or ~ ltyat thf y have
foand a eorner of tlie earth on which
are congregated representatives of
even 4?ation ?? tb* globe, clad fn
original and native garb, and *peak
Iff tk? tatogaage of tin motherland.
. ill, thsea and am^ will be mm
and beard 0 by Cetndsn people and
vteitore
- ?? ? ir* ' * **? >yi
jrzzissa* -
' 1IKRK IS YOUR CIIANCK !
t
!WK AUK SELi JN(i ALL OF Ol iij
Oli, OTT^TI^O at cost}
!
Having concluded to cUtso out onirt
Clothing Stock, COastetifrtR <j# A'Usji?,A
Youths and Boys Suits, we are offer
ing tiiem at prices that will make
them go.
COME AND CJET THE. FIRST PICK
OP THE PILE.
Wr p vnugi
* e At. Allllrp
SHOE, HAT A IMP CLOTINQ MAN.
Hooligan's Fanny Hhow CoiniDg.
That announcement tm-ftnn a
night of JoyouM mirth and henrt^
Uplifting fuu to all Wl?0 liuve St'CUr
him before Mud to ull whom th?
exquisite experience wiii bn new.
Hooligan and "Hooiigan'a Troub
les" have become syaonv mous ond
both arc oynouy uiou? with fttu.
i'Uc merry comedy will he pre
eontod precisely the same na
in New York, brfrn full of rollick
ing bum or ami presumed by clever
commediars with brilliant cor
tuiu?;K and novel specialties. A
rattliuj; good lime may bo had by
nil who attend the performance At
Opera House Tuesday, November
7th. A big sent aule ?? expected
for "Hooligan."
Marriages
Our highly eGloemed young friend, j
Mr. A. C. l)cPas<*, nnd Mihp Ant-at
Colcoek, worn married at Trinity I
Church, Columbia, on tho 19th innt , ?
Hev.Chnrles Martin Nilos ofl'ciailug
Mr. DePass Ih a former resident, of
Camden and if? ooo of the moRt ox
cclfbnt youii#-.nicn that hjwo ever
f;ono from our city, ami to him and
>h acuomp'iahed young hrldn Tho.
Chronicle extend* most hearty con
gratulations.
The following appeared in last
Sunday's State from Kershaw i
Tho friends of Mies Irono Hough,
daughter of t'ol. L. C. Hough, ami
Mr. G- E? ruteman w^ro surprined i<>
loam that thoy wore quie^y mairiod i
in the Methodist church by lie v. O.
A. Jeffcoat on Wednesday evening j
just before the hour f ir prayer moot
ing Mi38 Irene ia a young laily of
pleasing personality and sweet die
position * Mr. Rateman <h Kershaw's
efficient cheif of-polico and the youn*
couple have many friends who wish
them great happiuesu. ;
Wft have added a Jvne of C'oale and
Rain Coats to our already elaborate
atocfc of Ilats, Trimmings, etc. Cam
den Milliuery Co.
Our line of Fall and Winter Hats
now rcfftly for inspection. Camden
Millinery Co. ')
Notice^
I wish to inform the public that
I have opened up a First claps Press
ing Club over tho Postal Telegraph
office. Suite cleaned and Pressed
50 cent*. Respect fuljy,
\ T, W. Bighaxn,
f Proji'r.
Administratrix Notice.
All pvr?nna holding claims against the
estate of J. T. Vouiik deceased will pre
font rho same duly attested to within the
time proscribed by law aud those indebt
ed to the estate will make immediate
pavment of e^rae ?o ?iio.
MALIS8A 0. YOUNG,
Administratrix of fOstnto.
OPERA HOUSE
SOMETHING GOOD COMING
OPERA | TUESDAY
HOUSE S NOV- 7
Tho Fun meat Show on Earib.
"HOOLIGAN'S
TROUBLES
21 HOURS Of SOLID FUN.
Kuany CooioiJUub
Handsome MeiiJeoi
Sweet Singers
The Greatest Dancers *"
Up-To.Date Specialties
Fetch ferandma And Grandpa
- Fan fnr the boyt! Laughter for
tbe gitU! ^HooitgtKT will to?ke
yoo l?ogb, roar and grow fat.
Ckee^otevcr, brtght ud re inert.
FUNNIER THAN k CIRCUS
1 1 " j"i i ' ?
Prices TSe, ftOo end Wo./ ? ?
? till* H Sik al
, ?? N/-- ? ?
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1 ? 1 ?
1 A ' I
' For Sale Cl.oai).
One now Piano at, greatly n-d ne
ed p^-ieo. Organs and Sowing Ma
?chine* at bIioiL notice. Dry good*
and Groceries aa cheap a? nioui>\
oatt huy ihrtn. W. .J CaddeJl.
Tail Executions.
llu-ler ami by virtue < f sundry :**
cxleution.4 lo mo d>rvcU'il. ? *i!l proceed
(o e?Hl? before tl o Court limine <loor to
tho City of Camden. on the first M?<nda\
in -N ov . , lftQS, during tin- loyr?l hour* ol
ealo. thfe following deHcriht'd roni Cetnfo
to -wit 1
- tif 1 acre-; anil one buiUhn^ in N.hcol
Dint riot No. ). tho1 propvri v <?f Wea!e>
Truewdol, Sr , bounded on the Noitl^b\
lands ol James Walt*; Kast I ?y landa "t
Kemp l?en>|wy; South by lands o<" W.
I). McDowall ; YVcst hv land* t<t ran!
Springiuan. Hold fur tax<'?. *'
.1 8. T KANT 1 1 AM.
ShenlT i\.
October ltfih.
Citation. |
South Carolina ? Kershaw bounty. |
By .). H, I'lielp?, Probate fudge.
Whereas, Lillio II. McDowell made suit '
to uie, to ^ru nt her fliers of Adminih- j
trui iori of the KMate of and e fleet* of]
Robert A ? McDowell,
Tbnso are therefore to cite and ailmon- I
?sli A|j ami ulnguittr tho kindred and llioj
creditors of tho said Robt. A. Mct'oweH, |
deceased. that they be and n p - i
near before me, in the Court of Pro- i
oate/tobo held at ('anulcu, O . on J
? t ho 28th d:iv ot October iie^t after;
publication thereof, at It o'clock in tl.o 1
forenoon, to slmw unito*, it uny i'lic-y 1
have, why thofmid*adminiHvatioj) ahouUi 1
! ii?jt bo granted,
tiivon under mv hand this l(Hh duv of
[October. 1#05,
Publiahci'l in tho Cauu]*m Chronicle
? o.n tho 13th day of October. 190->.
I J. U- niKl JPS,
t Judgeofc Probate,.
feto Sail, i
South Carolina-? CoQuty.
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The People' a l}an^( Pldiiitt(f. I
Ana\nH
Etjz'iheth J L(inrfley~ Steven Lurtyicy, j
Jock Laivjley, Dolly Lunyley
Mammio VtoU i Lanyley , heirs ul
Into of, J. llarvey LumjUy T, tiecewt
ed,rJDe fondants.
Under and by virtuo of a decree in the
above Hinted ca?e, rendered by IiIh Honor.
(1. W; Oa^'fi, dated October 6th, 1U05,
J will nflei (or salo at public outcry, be
fore the Con it Ilo'iKe door, in Camden ,
S C.. within tho legal bourn of ?nle. on
thulirbt Monday in November, 190i. he
iny; the (Oth) sixth day of tho mouth,
the lollowitiK deHCiibod real estate :
Ali thnt piece, |. r.. M or tract of biud i
situate, lying hii?I hi iiiR on the waters
of Lynchc'fl Oreek hj tin.* county of Ker
shaw containing two hnnJred (200) Here#
( luo^o or and tun; sided on the North
by landtt of the Kntato of -Jasper Duvw,
deceased. West l>y h:ndn of the Kstateof
Gokely, o,n tho Sont': hv land* of the
Eatafo of John ('antev, on the E-ibi by
the waters of Lyoehi's Creek. .
Tei uia of tale cash Purchaser fa pay
for papera, ..V
L A. W IT TKOW.SIv Y.
Kershaw Couuty.
October 11th. H?0.j
Masters Sale. .
South Carolina- ICerahnw County.
Idella Watson a*d SaUtc Da vis,
Plaintiff's,
A<join?t
11. D. Smith, Wr.i. Smith, Luther
Bitrnes, Maggie Barnes, Katie
Barnes , Essie Barnes^, JuHa
Barnes, Bernard IScaife, Bessie
Scaife, Hubert Scuife ? Lula Smith, \
Janie Smith and Birdte Si&ith ,
Defendants.
Under anil by tirv.no of a decree in
the above *tat?}<l ca?<?. rendered by his
Honor, O. W. O agn. dated October fitb,
1905, 1 will offer for sale at pnbllc out
cry. before the Court Tlouao door in
Camden, 8. within the lee?l hour* of
utile, on the ftrtt Monday iu NoveiuWr,
1003, (61 sixth day oi Oki]
month, ih? following ??aJ estate:
AH that uiece/n*roel or treet ot land
situated, lying ana tolng la the county I
of Kershaw, State of South fJerolirH.
coatafoisff two handred and forty acres
on tha waters of Scaso 8wasap, on the
West side of Black I.Uver an* boanded
by lands, sow or formerly of Thorns*,
finntw, David 8c uboroogh. aad Kststc
of Isalsb Parka.
Tsnaa pf sale, omV P?rchsaat to pay
" "
f&? i&E
AT
We are receiving our new Hail and
Winter Goods every day We have a
complete Sine of Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gwits Furn
ishing Goods bought at the right
price by a man that has had twenty
years experience in these special
lines and knows what the people
want, and w e are going to sell them
as low as the lowest . ^
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In our Dtesn (ioods Depart menf yon will find all the new
est weaves in Mohair, Panlunn, K ;,oa hlol lis, Etc., t ti celerS
and black.. Wo call < -sp^oi il uiteni on in our lino of Kljiok
' Dross Goods.
Our I )<>?mjat f <*, department epmplHo. Kvery thing in
Lon^cloUis, Shootings, PillowTubin^, W 1 j .8 tea <r .D-una^k,
Towels, Napkins and Doilies Wo can please the
house- wiv^p in this line.
TU '
Wo fckw ?iU JiitcHt Norr:iiJ<.%3 ;A Noc& wea^,
i.}irdW^ iTiHJty and rill Ilttlo ndjuuoip that gt/ tw
tpake up t*. larty\s fenitet. We o*yrry ihn A^iiorican bo&ftty muj
W. 15. 0 ovKets. Wo arc agentu lor the Lading l&juJDtt Jour
nal Patterns and carry them in stock
and Art -Sc^iurcfc The&o gonls are lovely. 801110th in# new
ill Matting and \Y m\o in a* Art Squares ? splendid for tho din
ing room. ,
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Skirts and ClualvH. Wo have those poods in all iMyleu, iind
call especial attention to our line of Cloaks and Tailored
^Skirts. . 1 '
Come and see us.
Yours Rcspccti'til'v,