Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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package teas Chin t 1 1 L Sanbofr'j | P?*>M \ v f?ai. \ other ! *ney are alw:,ys thc ^ 8atne. Fragrant and p~ K^,hesclw Salmond Brothers, And Kiincv Grows. Live Turkeys Wanted Live Turkeyu Wanted at 15o per pound. The Court Inn. Oroes Tjob Wanted, Wanted to buy rejected oross ties and pine piles ; delivered Fott Lawn. S. Q. Apply i-i i rn o n e - ?VT a - rant Co., 16 Broad St., Charleston, B. C. Feb. 1G? 4t. The Old Court Houso For Bale. 0 flcial notice is tivuii in another column that the old Court House Snd Court House lot are for Bale. Hide (or name will h* received by the County Supervisor up to Wed netday, May 9th. ? ? ?*? A Card of Thank#. 1 wish to oxprr 8? for myself and family, our gratitude to the good people of Camdeu for their kind ness shown us during our recent great sorrow. And I anauro them that Ibeir kindness And sympathy bat been of great comfort. Mr?. Joel Hough.' Honor Roll of Lugoff School For tbc week ending Mar. 3: 2nd grade ? Gertrude Rabou,Jno Roeb^?rougb*fe, 4th grade ? Burdette Parker, Sal lie Belle Gardner, Lonlie Whitaker, Rent Arrants. . ifith grade ? Mary Rosborough, Willie Gardner. 7th grade ? Mattic Gardner. Silver a. The ladies of the Camden Pres byterian Cburoh will give a "Silver Tea" at the residence of Ool. J. T. Hay on Tuesday, March 13th, from 4.30 to 10 P.M. Everybody is invit ed. Admission 25c. # The entertainment at Mrs. J. D, Kennedy's was so much enjoyed and proved so successful that the ladies nave been requested to repeat it. the silver tea will be similar to it *ltb* tempting refreshments, de* lightful music and other attractive features. Entertainment And Dance To-night. Mr, and Mrs. Wilford Russel, tl?e famous vaudeville entertainers from Keith's Theatres, etc.fwill give a unique and up-to-date musical entertainment in the Country Club House this (Friday) evening at 8.80. The program will include the hits from successful comic operas, etc., alao latest songs. No admission charged but a collection will be taken. An informal dance follows. All are cordially invited to atUUd. A Table With a History. A relio of very great interest in s table owned by Mrs. Gabe Coats, who lives nesr Flat Rock on the old road whioh was formerly traveled by stage to Camden. At the old Lanier home on tliie road travelers used to etop and take dinner, and George Washington, when on ^is way from Camden to Lancaster wan a guest /in that h<>me. At the sale, when the Lanier effects were ?old Mrs. Coats' busbsnd bought lb? dining table from which, it is rela ted, Waehiogton ate, and Mrs Coats retains it ae a relic of precious value on that account. ? Kershaw Era. ^ ? m Be?]ah Item*. Mr. Ed. ? A? wc'bsvtnt neen mii y thing from this section iu your column# lately though'. s\ few lines might be adraietiblc. The farmers of this section are making good use of this beautiful weather. There will he about the same ampunt of fertilizers used ?s Iftstyear, bat, there will not be any more cotton planted as they are fast learning that the all ootton Idea In suicidal to their best Interest and diversification is the kt ynote to sncoess. As the ides U to plent less cotton, prepsrs bet tn? and fertilise jodicionsiy. Mr. J. I*. West ioet a flue mnle last week bj lockjaw osused by sticking ? mil In lie side. Mr. C. J. Bnnery, who lives a lew miles b?<ow here bad the mis fortnne of gsUlnjrbls barn with all ble eern? feed stuff* etc end slso his (naao borned Snnday evening. -We regret my ?ieh teji>e up lev. J. D.4f oore paetor el Mt..OH HL ? We beta sever lletened to a better ire 4ee't tbleb, and be bee UQeni b^iitf te ell wltb wbem WapM la?eM A'1 Time Extended for the Payment cfj Commutation Ta*. I Ut time for the payment of com- i mutation taxes haa been ? x tmlfil , to April 15th See rill i*i a I im ? 1 1 of i tlie Auditor a in another column. I ? * * j PERSONAL ^ t are sorry to loam that Mr.l John T Nettie d in quite sick Mi??es Kelle Thomson hu<1 Snsie j Y<iung ltfl lawi Friday night for New tork where they will perehaso the j tu</Ht beautiful line of millinery e*'er i sxibited in Camden. Daring then absence the storo will bo open ami Orders filled promptly. At Th? Opera Home, Tlx Herald Sijuare (N. Y )<)pera Company one of the lineal nttrac tiona on the stage, will appear at, the Opera House in (jam don on nnxt Wednesday night March 14th, fur one night only. No theatre goer should ralss this great attract lion, as it ia the beat thing on the road. Tho Now Railroad liemif ilullt While in town Friday Mr. S W. Heath Informed the Era reporter thnt work win commenced Monday of lkflt week on the new railroad frota Heath Spring to tho granit 'luarrv. The original oontract for building the road waa let to a Plt'ts* v-nr^ l'a, firm, who sublet it toMaJ Adnms of Camden, an experi enced railroad builder. The first ihnrel of dirt was thrown hy MaJ Jas. II, Magill, and an address was delivered by Mr. Smith, the personal representative of the con tracting firm. The work is to be completed as rapidly us possible. ? Kershaw Era. Great Off. r Made To Young Paople. In order to aid worthy and ambi tious yong people of limited means and education, a complete, practical business education and u position written guaranty of position are now heing offered thetn at lea* than half price l?v Tho (Ja ? Ala. Ilus. College of Macon, (4a. This Col lege, which has been established fourteen years and has an incorpor ated capital of $100,000, is by far the largest and most practical in tho South and every young man and woman anxious to anohive success in the business world and lay the foundation for independence and fortune should write for full partic ulars to E. L. Martin, Preat., Macon, Ga CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Boueht Boars the Signature of 6, ON THE TIP OF THE TONGUE By Mr. Victor Smith In If Y. Press, January, 10th, 1006 Alexander Southern Tbwtatt's snowstorm arrived at the precise moment of tbe departure of the Palm Limited for Miami, Palm Beach, Aiken, Agusta, Nassau, Havana, Savannah, Jacksonville, Ormond and St. -Augustine, on Monday. I w/s inveigled into going to Jersey ^ity to inspect the new train, and found a St. Regis on trucks. Too fine for my blood?now that every body must pay. Thweatt took aa much pride in that train as if it had been a new baby ob Washington Heights?the coldest part of New York. Male passengers gave a satisfied giunt, and the femaleB said "Ah This is the train that arrives at Jacksonville and St. Augustine on time, ? m s m> Mr. Moore s Resignation, In tendering his resignation as pastor Rev. J. D. Moore said: To The Deacons and Members of the Camden Baptist Church ? Dear Brethren and Sisters ? As n> ???j-t of you, perhaps, know, the Hoard of Missions for the State of South Carolina, lias elected me the Sunday School Field Secretary, as provided f?> r by the recent Conven tion. Those of you who know something of tho work and | something of mys??lf, will, I thir>k pee that perhaps there* in unou gh of fitness between the place and the man, as to warrant inc in accepting it. This I havo decided to do. I accordi ngl.V lender you rav resigna tion hs pastor of your church to take effect on the la?t Sunday of March, 1906, ? it being expected that my work as Sunday School Secetary will begin the first of April. The unpleasant feature of my pastorate with you is its brevity, ? I will have been with you for a lit tle less than a year. I have received, many expressions of estesm from | those whom I have tried to servo in Spiritual things, as well as some j who are members of other churches, J ? and my family has been then recipient of many kindnesses at your r hands, ? for all of which you Willi acoept our grateful acknowledge ment*. And 1 pray thai the Great' Head of tbe Church may direct you in elsctiog my successor, as well as> m all thiage that you undertake 11* bis Nine. 1 Sincerely and fraternally, **$ (Signed) J. D. Moore. c [The abort was prepared for laat week's papej^but wae unavoidably WfM ufPI*i OkfWiUU.J To I't event Potato Hug*. A wti er in the Home and Farm giv?<* h? f ft ' >wiug recipe for the pre\ emiou ? > f potato bugs: h u in s , pour lioi'f ifig w&lri over i lie ID) let aland air night, strain "If uai day, cut up potato**, put Vtn-Ui in lea and let them may in aii night* Plant them and you will h?v? no bugs." ? - - - - fcjenator Simmons of North Caro lina has introduced a bill to allow another Unitcd^jtnte circuit judge to the fourth judical circuit, comprising West Virginia. North and South Oaro lina Thin in the only circuit which has l>u t two judges, tin' others hav ing tour, and it i? generally thought the bill will puMH without obstruction if it is panned. tinoU'.or circuit judge will have to be appointed, and South Carolina will be in iho territory from which the Helection will bo made, probably entitle to it moro than the other Stat^H, a North Carolinian hav ing been appointed to succeed Judge Simonton ? Washington correspon dent to The Stato. Training Th? Children. "I took a piece of plaatic clay, And idly fashioned it one day. And at) my fingers pressed it alill It moved and yielded to my will. I came again when day? were past, Thn bit of clay was hard at laat , The form I gavo it still it bore, And I could change the form no more. I took a piece of living clay. And gently formed it day by day , And moulded with my power and art, ? child'i now soft and yielding heart. I cftih' again when yenrs wi-re gone; It was a man I looked upon. Ho etill that ?*arly iuipresn wore And I could change him never more.' A complete line of coffins ? a1! prices at T. J. Arrants'. c JC out set ^Dtc/corson, CAMDKN, S 0, DRESS MAKER AND LADIES TAILOR. West DoKalb St. Near Trinity M. E Church. % \ Shirtwaists aud Knits a Specialty. Supervisor's Notice, All those holding claims against the County of Kershaw, are hereby requested to present their claims in full of all demands, each month, with each items dated, and the bill itcui ized, ond properly attested. Failure to comply with this request, will result in the bill, or bills being turned down until compliance with the same has been made. J. M. Rowell, Ch'm'n Hoard of Commissioners for Kershaw County. HBO. I HACKER 4 SON. ? mInufagturirs or? Boors, Sash, Biinds, Moulding, Building Material,) ash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - . ? - S. C. Purckwe our makes, which we guarantee superior to any solc^ South, and thereby save money. Window and Fancy Glaws a qpecialty, Jan. 4-4. nppv [cations? ( it'll, bureau >bert S. oneern mstruc ? r plant, a plant house, of Iowa i plant ( 1,100 the oth nms ol =7.70, 000; c senate ivor tho wilt on private /?v?l lilt the JHir anee de rmy ami f powder not yet latum it executive commit u-f ?>i sociation of hankers. Mr. L. M. Casque lias receiv eoininissiou ami qualified as a her of the fish :in<l oyster eonuil Mr. Casque luis heen a member legislature from Marion eoim several years ami is one of tin sueeessful business men in that lie is well qualified to repress .interests of the people along ti Dee river wlio for several veal been wanting some kind of i t i? >11. I Supl. W. if. Hand of dies been elected to a ehair in tM t.'arolina university, the hoard tees thus adding another strd virile intellect to the teaehin Supl. Hand will he eonneeted ' department of padngogy. i over by 1'rof. Patterson Ward ? is the manifest policy of tho ij cleet youtu* nirn to the faculty The secretary of State i eharte;* to the Southern Statj Company, aJCohunbia concei talized at $4, ">00. The otl'u l a 1 1 m m ... t '. S. Barne.tte, president ami manager, and K. A. Washin"' reary. In accordance with the reqiJ the meeting held in Charlotte* urday J'or the pnrjiose of < the Appalachian reserve, ti ward named a committee o iTO to Washington at the prtj in the effort to forward th^ tion of this legislation. ' tlemen named are: A. T. Sm>| leston; W. S. Ix>e, Jr., Kockl Poster MeKisMck. CicenwoJ ville Beal, Calhoun Falls; H tjj, Greenville. \W o will otter lor the next two weeks all Wintei j Suits at less than e<?si . ? Them? Suits must ^o ? wo need the money. Now is youi* } chance to ^et a f I for t)Oe. i Men's Suits from 34 to 4'). Youths? 1(5, 17, IS ami 10 years. Hoys' Knee Pants 7, &, 0, l<> ami II years. Just received a shipment of new Spring Felt 1 lats- nohhy ? stylos, $1 .*25 to & $.1.00. All late shades. RKM KMBKlt our Shoes are all "KeliaMe." We carrel only tho.BKST for the 1MUCK. Wo can convince you it' you will givo us the chain o. Respectfully, w. fi. zejviip, **h SHOES, HATS AND G ft NT'S FURNISHINGS. Timp Fvtpnrlpd i I I 1 1 1 U LfHUIIUUUi By virtue of authority vetted inj the Comptroller (ieueral of the State by Section 693, Code of Law* 1902, the time for ilie payment of Commutntiou taxes, by person* who tire liable to road duty, is extended to April 1 5th, in Kershaw County. And tbe same h?? boon approved by tbe Governor. W. F. Russell, County Auditor. March 9, 190(1. Old Court House And Loi Foi Sale, Notice iH hereby given that the old Court Mouse Building and Lot, (Fence and furniture excepted,) are offered for flttle. Sealed bids for \ SROie will be received up to May 9. 1900. The Hoard re?erve? th,J 1 rii^iit to reject any or oil bid* Venns cash. Address bids to the Supervisor at Camden, S. C. By order of the County Hoard. J. M- Sowell, Supervisor. ; March 9, 1906. From the boHt tested Heedfli now ready for shipment. Largo, strong, healthy. 'I hese plan's fire grown in the open air and will utawd severo freeze without injury. M""'' Jersey Wakefield Urge ty^ or Ch^ leston ^ which are tho best k^C/wtt vurieties of early oubba?es. al so Hondersoft'* Succession, tbe best Urge, latq ftfid sure header : Augasta Karly Truckers, rIbo a fine type of late variety. Neatly packed In light bas kets. il.50 per 1.000; for 5.000 or over 91.25 per 1,000 f. o. b. express office. Special prices made on large lots. Chng. M. Gibson, Young'a Island. S. C. Jtotwuttwttttutsu FOR MAYO U. Mr. Editor: ? In response to the re quest of a number of ray fellow Citizens I offer myself as a candidate for ro-elec tion to the office of Mayor subject to the action of the Democratic Primary. Resfuptfully. II. G.\CARRISON. January 25, 1906. Mr. Editor :-Wc present tho name of I)r. W. J. Dunn for Mayor nt tho ap proaching election,. subject totlie Dem ocratic primary. Dr. Dunn is an ener getic arid capable mm, and haa made an efficient Alderman from his ward, and if elected Mayor will make an efficient Mayor, and will be artlVe in all that pertains to the progress of Camden. Friends. FOR ALDKRMKN. At our request. Mr. W. F. Reed has consented to stand for election at the coming primary election as Alderman from our Ward, and will abide ?l>e result according to tho rules of the Deinocatic pur'y. Many Voters of Ward No. 1. To The Voters in Ward On<J: ? I hereby announce myself as a candi date for "Warden in Ward 1. I make this announcement with no promise ex cept to diaeh?TiTi' the ;lnties imposed up on me to the host of my ability. A. C, Brown. At tho solicitaiton of tnv friends 1 hereby announce myself a cundidat- lor re-election to the oillco of Aldonnauj from Ward 2, subject to the rules ol the Democratic primary. C, It. Low is. Thanking my friends for the very com plimentary terms in which they have connected my name with the Waidourhip in tb o appro telling city election. ! be;*#-, by announce mvself a candidat" U>r A! lerman from Ward 3, *nd wH? to isu \ that if 1 am tho nomineo I w.M work t\i, the intcri *te of the city. Respectfully, David Wolfe. Mr. Editor ? In response to the reqnst of a large number of the voters of Ward i l our I hereby announce myself as a I candidate for Warden from tins Ward at the approaching municipal election, uubject to result of the primary election to be held. John J. Workman. We think Mr. W- F. Malone a proper man to represent Ward 4 in the City Council. His record as an Alderman is before yon. Wan one of the prime worker* in furnishing the City with Lights and Water, also the Camden Hom Company. Always alive to the City's Improvements. Voters. Mr- Editor : ? Please announce Mr W. R. H*ti|h aa a candidate for Ald?rman from tkt part of lb* aanexed territory fm.ol LfttWtM sweet kaown as Ward ft. IiM. Take Notice. Tho romilt of t li<? election annexing Kirkwood having tx'on declared and (ho! neoeaHary nol ioo of name having boon] given, further notice is hereby ^i\on that hII ordiancea of lite city are now in force j in tho recently annexed territory ami1 in unt he observed. Hv order of tho Mavor. lU'iij. llailo, Chief of Police.' January ^ 1 ?t , 190(5. Homes For Sale. Two room, two 4 room, one C> room. One 7 room and one 0 room. | C > h 1 i and sec our list of ItouacH, \ lota and prices. I Wnuteil: lIouat'B to lot. Wanted: To buy amallffitm ncni Cemdt n. 1< . \\ . MI VCH AM Olllco over C a in den Drug Co. Notice. f A hmdnome reward wit! bo paid .'or tlio roluru of the following ar ' icU'u f.iolen from me, or evidence to convict the guilty party. On" purple leather purae, gold I lUOUltU' I. | uuo old gold watch, open face, 1 made in Edinburgh. j On?- l'earl mar gold pin. One f ix terrier gold pin. One pair gold cufT buttons, brown StODt'fl. One plain gold watch, tfoqlle-1 man's hunting caflQ, L- ^ OUILVItt. ^ -v ?? " THE BRIDE'S CAKE should not only look well but it should taste well. That in onn of tbe best reasons wby this and oth er cakes should be bought here. It is a iabor of love with us to make WEDDING CAKES. We mix the ingredients with good wishes and select them with kind thoughts. You caDtiotget our pro cess of baking somewhere else sim ply because we have our own way of doing. J NO. K. MoDOWALL. An Ordinance. To Divide The City Of Onm den Into (6) Six W..rds. Bo it ordained by tbe Cily Council of the City <>f Cmnden, S. (J.. I. Thiu tbe Citv of Camden is hereby divided into nix <6) wards. W arc! one (1) sliit.1 1 consist ot ull that, portion of the City Bouth of Rutledge Street, th-i boun dary line to extend in a straight line from the Eastern to the Western limit nf the i'ity. Ward two (2) hIijiM consist. of all that portion ol the City between Rutledge Street and DeKulb St-eet, the boundary lines extended East nnd West in a straight line to tiu< limb* of said City. Ward three m i . a li consist of all that portion of the < ,?v lying between DeKalh and Lauren i Streets, tbe l'.nstero boundary , brine the high water inMrk of Little Pine Tree Creek and tbe Western boundary being 'I;.: continuation of WylieStreet of the Cil v of Camden. Ward four (4) shall tonhist ?.f all that portion of the Citv ly :,ig b?t v. "en Laurens and BoundarvStreets j i . ie Ki'iern boundary being too highj wafer nnrk of Little Pino Tree Creek anil: '.lie W? "?ern boundary being the contin uation Wylie Street of tlie City of t'anid.*t?. Ward five (5) shall consist r,[ id! that portion of the Oity of Camden iyiiU N<>rtn of Boundary Street and Kast i . ?f Lit' let on Street, and bounded on tho I North bv aline running East a d West and marked by four stone posts a little i North <>! i\ irk wood and ilohkirk Mill, on 1 .he East by the high water mark of Little Pine Tree Creek, on the K<>nth by j Boundary Street and on tha West by Littleton Street. Ward (?) shall consist! of all that portion ol tho City North of' Boundary Street and WeM. ofLittletoai Street, and hounded on the North by the' ?aid line marked by four cton? post*. on I the East by Littleton Street, on tho South' bv Boundary Street, and ?>n tbe West by1 the continuation of Wylie Street, otCam den. Ratified in Council assembled the 28th day of February, 1800. * H. Q. GARRISON. , Mayor., o. a. alexahder. I > ? Is chuck full oft lie biggest kind of bargains in White Goods, Oh! whjtf a t?asl lor the I <21 dies! '{()()() yards of uhtyft lengths in Madras, Mulls, Mercerized 1 Nainsook, India Linon and Lawns ;it 8 and 10 cents per [yard. These- goods are worth from 20 io 30 cents per yard.. '10 inch White Lawn at "> cents per yard ? worth from. 10 to 1 2 1-2 CLMll s. Lonsdale Cambric at 9e -sells everywhere iit 12 1 -2c. English Long < ^ 1< ? t i i and Nainsook l'rouv 1 oi*. per yard up. Mercerized Waistiugs, white and colored Linen for i$uits,ef>fr Heautilul lot 1 1 abatia *ilk ? black, w hite and colors, '21 inches wide, at only 60 cents per yard. Everything you could wish in Laces and Euibroideri.es, la ilies fancy Collars, Bells, and si! I the dainty little thirds Ihut go to make up a ladies toilet. JVlattifigsl t i Just received a largo shipment of Mattings in Japs and j?hinas ? plain, white and figured ? at prices to please. i ' ? . ...... We are agenls for the Ladies Home Journal Patterns ? prices lo and 15c. Now spring style book just in. Fej-tili AND FARM SUPPLIES s, ?r Wo handle the 1<\ S. Iioyster and other standard brands in all the high grades. Acid and Mixtures, Muriate 1'otash, and Nitrate Soda, Etc., which wo will sell for closest cash price or on approved paper. Yours Respootfully, THE FAMOUS GILT EDGE STORE. P. T. Yillepigao, Proprietor.