The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 23, 1906, Image 3
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MNBORNS
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s/tef/dwr and
de//ccrte foi/pvet
Salmond Brothers,
SiupU? And F?iu \ (itoc.'is.
poeil JvWgl,
Turkeys Wanted.
Live Turkeys Wanted at 15c per
pound. The Court inn.
The Seed Have Come.
The garden need from Congress
man Fiuley have arrived and unyone
desiring u pacKngo can got tbern by
calling ftt this <fftce.
Strayed or Stolen.
Strayed or stolon on March 17tb
white and black spotted bull dog
(7 months old,) wearing leather
collar with brass ornaments. In
formation of hie whereabouts will
be liberally rewarded by J. G
Claiborne, the DeKalb Hotel,
Camden, S. C.
V. C. V.
A meeting of Camp Richard Kirk
land, United Confederal Veterans,
will bo held at the Opera House in
Camden, Saturday, the 24 Mi of March,
190(3. A full attendance in solicited.
Delegates to reunion will be chosen,
and other bobinesn of importance
iran sactcd.
A. D. Kennedy, YV. I). Trantham,
Adjutant. Commander.
^ * to
Inspection of Kershaw Gu*t?dH.
The annual inspection of our local
militia company will take place on
April 10th , and as /nost of its num
bers are clerks, the inspection will
be held at night. Lieut. Col. Ezra
H. Fuller, U. 8. A. (Retired) will
inspect the company for the war
department and an ofllcer appoint
ed by thp Adjutant General's ofilce
?,for the State.
They Are Coming Back.
At the request of many of our
citizens the Herald Square Opera
Company has consented to give us
a return date, and will appear at
the Opera House in Camden on
Friday, March 30th, when they will
prssent the "Mascot," one of tb/e
finest Comic Operas of the day. it
is good all the way through, and a
treat ia in store for all who attend.
Don't fail to see it for it it too good
to mi??. ?
Local Trains On Seaboard.
Aooording to a prominent Sea
board offloal here yesterday, that
syltem is now considering ihe. ad vis.
ability of putting op local trains
between Columbia and Savanah
pnd between Columbia and Hamlet.
At p?e#ent th? nervine through Col
umbia on the Seaboard is a through
*.ne- wpd while the paseepr,
ger accommodations are adequate
the achedulea are such that they
do not ?Ull many who would other
wise come to Columbia. Tfii plan
is to have trains from both Hamlet |
and' Savannah come to this city
csch .morning and leave late in the
afternoon- ? TLiq
phe^t Oflfer tfa^e <J.'o Young People.
In order to aid worthy and ambi
tious yong people of limited meaps
nod edpeatjon, a cofppletrjpraptical
basinets education and a petition
Frittep guaranty . o| position are
now being offered them at less than!
half price by The Ga ? Ala. bus.j
College of Maoon,Oa. Thls vCol
hge, Which has been established
fourteen years and has an incorpor
ated capital of ^I100,PU(J, ia by far
thp jargcat pn$ flaost practical in
[jie South and every young and
woman anxious to uuulnvc suooess
in the bnslncAs world and lay I lie
foundation for inuependf nf? and
fortune ahould write for full
ulareto E. L. Martin. P.refjt., ^facon,
as
ON THE TIP OF THE TONO'JE
Jiy Mr. Victor Smith In X Y. Five*,
January, 10th. 1900
Alexaudcr Southern *l*h n e
poowftoi m arrived k t ii??? pf ui?e
moment of t lie departure o i t lt?> l\tlu\
Limited for- Muuii, Palm Beach,
Artcen, AgUfitft, N:isft?u, Hnvan*.
Savannah, Jacksonville, Oimotul
aid St. on Monday. I
wee inveigled inlo goiog lo\JerA*y
City 10 loepeot the new train, and
found o St, Regis on trucks Too
iloe tot mr blood ? now thai every
body mim pay.. Tbweatt look ae
touch pride in thai train aa if it
hod boon ooewbehyon Waebinaton
H?l?bt?? jhf noldeat part of Now
Y+tkr- pa?eengere jiatt .0
ao tie fled groat, aod the femaleo
oo?4 "Abr
? - XiiU i e tbo train that atrtveo ol
Jookootvllio oot St, A?|mUio m
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W?, I i.
j H. G (' A URISON
I 'V. 14 MN
j A C. HROWN
! H. T. OLADhKN.
W. K. HKh.l)
WhmI 2
| 1 1 ( ? ( A R J< | N( ) ^ . J 5
W. J.DUNN. .11
A. ,). BKAT I IK.
0. R LEWIS.
Ward 3
H. (J. GARRISON
W. ,J. DUNN. 43
DAVID WOLKK. ?y
W H r i i 1 .
II. O. GARRISON. 17
w. .J. DUNN. 31
W. K. M A I, ON E. :<3
J T. WORKMAN. 4*>
Ward 5.
H. G. OA RR1SON. 23
W. J. DUNN. ?
F. M. ZKMP. 29
Ward 6. .j
II. G GARRISON. 17
W. J. DUNN. 5
W. R. HOUGH. 22
The Executive C pm ni I Uoft UlCt "t
noon Wednesday and declared Mr.
Carrieon the nominee for Mayor
nod Meters. Hough, Zemp, Work
man, Wolfe, and Bcattic the nomi
nees for Aldermen from their re
spective Wat da. A a no ono of the
candidates in Ward 1 received a
majority of the voteB cast the Com
mittee ordered a second primary to
beheld in that Ward nextTuesday,
the 27th ? Messrs Gladden and Reed
being the candidates.
Extra Sleeping Oar Service Between
Camden and New York.
Commencing Tuesday, March
20th, and continuing until further
notice the S?aboard Air Line will or
Tuesday. Thursday aud Saturday
operate extra PnWuian cars on train
No. 34. leaving Cumden 7.49 p. m.
arriving New York 4.15 following
aflernoou.
For further Information, reserva
tion, etc., call on C. N. English.
Second Week Jurors.
The following potit jurors to serve
for the second week of the April.
1000. term of court were drawn this
morning :
T F TTorton, J B Catoe, M J Aus?
ley, R N Mtingo. A Rose. S J Jordun,
K T Estridpe, W W Croxtou. Jesse!
Hammond, R J Branham, W H
Strom* , J A Ho?horough, B C Rose,
Al^x Boone, W A Catoe. J C Hum*!
pbries, W H Pearoe, Jj Sohenk, D A
McLiugblin, A D ? T A
Crossland, Gus Hirsch, V M Pate,
H K Horton, A J Lollis, Ben Deas, J
A McDowell, H T GUdden, H W
Rharae, L A Gardner, D F Dixon. |
J V Welsh, G T Horton. A V Mc
Manus, W J* Hough and p J Trues
dell.
?BUMU B8TAT* ?RAttar?B.3.
Thos. Watts et al to E P "Slocum
& Co , 30 acres. $800*
Edna Smith to Leonard Simpson,
5 5 -acres In No. 9. fXO.
W. H Yarboroueh to Jf. F. Yarbq,
roflab e|; al. 1 aprp ip Ifo. '28.- * f 1.
Tinnip R Teatp to Leila A Trnes
dell. 1 lot on Main St. 21.000.
Jano 4 von T?'?80ko^f tqVTfe Tur
ner, I lot pp {jsfuyettp Aye. $352.
W C Riley to J W Raley.
acrcs. $40Q.
W C Bnley to J W Raley, 215
acres. $400.
C Jauktoo to D H. Hayes, et al
13 3-4 acres. $300
ST A Mol^anmj to 8 P wtl.
li4U)*,2bO acve#. *825.
Lynch Mob at ^Uqpvill*.
?Special to (Dph^tnbU Recqrd, \Jaroh
Last nigbt Bisbopville was in a
turmoil of eioitement. A band of
nrmed men rode into the town with
the annonnood purpose of lynching a
negro, Jim D6Sausure; in jail,
The sheriff had golfep WOfd of the
nttftmpt ftnd mt>pavAr) fop jK .An th?
mob flame up V? and eeyer&l deputies
opened flre and tho mob responded,
bat eyid^uUy feollug that they w*re
not equ?*l to an attack on a fortified
place they withdrew. Aa a matter
ol fact, i* is said, that Uw h^uriflf and
Ms' po .80 fired oyar the heads of the
iv.oh, but that was sufijeent, as the
1 sequel showed. The town natur
al 7 was much aroused in the im
[fufc liuto vicinity of the jail. Other
'?jitiawna not knowing what was going
on rang church bells bo k? biuftg
out. all the male inhfthUOtDts. Thero
wftfl the lntcr.Q0?l e^citcracnt, but no
UUoUhcd. The lynohing party
iWapcarod quicker tl^au itaaiue, and
Allaire soon after quieted down.
Three weeks *jo the negro in jail
attempted to assasuiuate a Mr.
Rarnes, shooting him through the
luog*. There was a good deal of
excitomeot (hen, but nothmg-jinnsnal
bappeuevf r?tn3- ?nler the negro was
arrested t
By some rneaus the negro secoured
a long cord 'Hii bis cell and let it
down to the grond. A confederate
placed a heavy iron bar on it which
was dra*n in. Yerterday morning ae
the Jailer entered the cell the negro
Tnwyysmwnwi ?saaark npon him
etren# fer - ifee negro,
took the bar fro* tiiaa and nearly
beat lib* to death This caused
aruefe feeling in the I awn and vicinity
aad wae ibe ii?ed?li oaeea of tka
...
At our, Mr W F. Heed In*
I i (H Ni i.tr. i t. (i t election at the
i ? < Htiittvf i > r i 1 1 1 ?< i > am \l<it?rui*n
I ? <>ii? t>i) i Wan. si i ! w i I . abide i he r* ? till
| u-i iir.iiiu' in die rM!?H??ftho Democatie
I i u v M.h.v \* ? -t? rj* of Wind No. 1.
\... __ ?
i'fiBSOix Al,
I )i . Ilurrin. of F.I I io its, was in Cam*
j i ? - * ? lll!8 W8CU.
J I) M< oro, who wu? in the
fit > y c t? I ?> t ? I ?. v, in nr?pnring t<? mow*
t'. Colombia to ot?i ubliah headquarter^
.?8 ?'???? i* 1 1? i v of I lit* Sunday school
Wti.ii <1 of 1 1 io Hiut'-lifip! i*st convention
Mr Moore lias preached at liar a wo II
ittul (!<amden will move hem
about the 1 nr of April. It is said
Mint tiif Camden congregation iH try.
; itjtf to get the sotviee# of llov. L A
(Nioper, at pNMMil (h.at.t'lftl nuetit <>f
Greenville r ?? male college. ? Stftto *21
An Accident At Bethunu.
Special to Tin? Stale.
liotlittn<>, ? March 18. ? Yesterday
inoiDiPi*, ?hile several partien were
at worU on I lie ijww Methodiut
church, which is being erected at
thin place, the whole frame of the
work of the buildiug collated,
slightly injured Mr. A ngus McLnu
rin, who waa on top of the structure.
Hill Sellera, & colored laborer who
wfts bIho on the building, was
buried hencath the debris and badly
crushed. It is thougntthat the ne
negro will die.
Gentlemen of the Juries!
The following juries were drawn
April 13th. The grand jury serves
for Hie year, the petit jury for the
first. week of the April term only:
Grand. ? S A Joucs, J M Smith,
H H Sessions, J 8 Dunn, Jacoh
Hirsch, Elmore Brown, W T Boll,
f) T Taylor, T L Smith, C F Munn.
,1 J B Truet.de), O B King. G W
Hearon. A F Young. E E Evans, 11
(J Pettigrew, L W VVattH, H J Mo
In tire The first six named were
drawn from last year's jury
Petit. ? A 11 Davis. K T Seegsrs,
H H Boykin, W T Pitts, J D Mc
Caskill, Jr. L R Williams. Levi
Kirkland, E J McLeod, l)ayo Hayes,
t) I Shiver, H Savage. J B Cunning
ham, W T Smith, D G Fletcher, J F
Elliott, J C Hunter, II F Trimnol.
W H WjfttkiiiR, H H .West, Elinp
Bran noil* K It Team, & W Crosby?
Geo. W?ttp. C L Bradley. J C Price,
L L Truesdel, A B Rahon, L S
Spears, II Tinesdel, G F Il-unmond,
W T MeCaekill, T S Nelson. W A
Outlaw, J M Slopes, J H ltatcliflTe, T
F McDowell.
WANTED: ? Two men in each
county to represent and advertise
Hardware department, put out sam
ples of our pop<is, etc. Traveling
position or Office Manager. Salary
$90.00 per month, cash weekly, with
all expenses paid in advance. 'We
furnish everything- The Columbia
House, Chicago, III., Dept. 810, 284
5th Ave,
2nd Piimaiy Election Notice,
*Vq the pejflopratic Voters of Ward I,
Cardan, 8, 0 i-?
As no candidate was nominated on
Tuesday last, March 20th, for Aldermftfl
from Ward 1, and in accord^# ^jti>
the rules of the City ^wpQMtlQ Execu
tive 16 hereby glypn
^bat a lecopd election ^pi bp held Ir
laid War4 on Tuesday M|rch ?7th,
for the purree ftf POminat^Hk Q?>e Al
derman? tho candidates beinij^eiu?r*: W
T. Gladden and \Y R$e<?
Thi? wiH be held undar the
fafpe f\xles which governed (he first elec
tion. Vfha polls will be opened at ft
o'clock a. m^and' closed at ? p. up., and
the voting will be aA tb? Oarnden Opera
h??w?
The followtng Managers have beeo ap
pointed : J. M. Mayer*, M. Mo*
Kain and W, P<Wtar,
tf. W ATKINS,
/ Chairman.
W.;u MCDOWELL,
! Becretary,
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
(Complaint Not 8erved.)
South Carolina, ) U^wrt or
Kershaw County. J Common Pleas.
J>f. J9u uw, Survivor of Baum Bros.,
Assignee of H. Baum <$? Co.,
Plaintiff ,
Against
Cn tharine West , Lizzie Yarborough,
R. K West and Gam Wilson,
Defendants.
To the Defendant, Cam Wilson : ?
You are heroby summoned and re
quired lo answer the complaint in this
action. ?hieh ban been filed in t?i? office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Plea*, lor the said County, and to nerve
a copy of your anawer to the flaid com
plaint on the aubecrihara at their office in
Camden, S. C., within twenty dava after
the service her#>f , exclusive of the day
,ot audi service; and if you fail t<? an
swer the complaint within thotimo ?\fr>to
?;viu, lliv pluliiiiu hi IhSw r w i 1 1 ap
I pJy to the Court for the relief demand
ed h) the complaint
Dated Camden, S. G.t Mareb . 14tli,
1904.
CLARK K * von TRESCKOW,
Plaintiff# Attorneys.
To the Defendant , Cam Wilaon
Take notiee that the Bamnsns and
Complaint la the jftboze. aptUM! jetton
were this 14th 4aj of March, A.D.
1904, filed in the offloa of CWrk of Court
el Conmob PUaa for JKenhaw rOounty ,
OLAJtU * m TRJC8GEOW,
9-mtn t "
Wo \>ill oil it lor il o next two v .? oks ail of our Winter
S'litH at K ss than eo.-t .
These Suits must go ? wo need the money. Now is nuui
chance to get a ?1 for liOc.
Men's Suits from ?'M to 40.
Youths ? 1(), 17, IS and ID years.
Boys' Kneo Pants 7, 8, (.), 11) and 1 I years.
Just received a shipniont of new Spring I'Vlt Hats? nobby
styles, $1.25 to & $.'1.00. All late shades.
ltKMKMHER our Shoes are all "Reliable," We carry
only the BEST for tho PK10K.
We can convince you if )ou will tfivo us the chance.
Respectfully,
W. f-l. ZEjVip >1' ?!' >>?
SHOES, HATS AN1) GKNT'S KUUN1SIIINUS.
The '20 tli annual Sunday school
convention of South Carolina will bo
held April lOlli to 12th with the
Presbyterian church of JVIr.or.
There whb a good deal of ice in
thin community last Wednesday
morning, and tt in thought that the
fruit crops is considerably damaged.
Take Notice.
Tho result of the election annexing
Kirk wood having boon declared and tho
necessary notice of haino having been
given, further notice is hereby given that
all ordiances of the city are now in force
in the recently annexed territory and
must ho observed.
By order of the Mayor.
Benj. Hade, Chief of Police.
January Hist, 1906.
Bridge To Be Repaired.
Notice in hereby given that hide will
be received for repairing Beaver Creek
bridge on the Liberty Hill road on
Thursday, April 12th, 1900, at. 12 M.
Plans and vpecillcations made known on
dav of letting.
The Board reserves the riyht to reject
any or all bids. v ?
J. M. SOW ELL,
Superyiior.
March 16tli, 1906.
Time Extended.
Hy virtue of authority vested In
the Comptroller General of the
State by Section 693, Code of Laws
1902, the time for the payment of
Commutation taxes, by persona who
are liable to road duty, is ejtepded
to April 16th, lu Kershaw County.
Apd the l?t*a been approved
bj- tkje QovsrHor. '
~ W K. ?
?*? jsell,
ft. 1908. U???-y AUdil?r'
Notice.
A handsome reward will be paid
for the return of the following ar
tiole* stolen from me, or evidence
to eooviol the guilty partv.
One purple leather purse, gold
mounted.
One ol'j Rold watch, open face,
made in Edinburgh.
Od* fearl star cold pin.
C|ne fox terripifLold ' pin.
One p?lr gold cuff bullous, brown
?lone*.
One plain gold watch, Renlle
rnan's hunting case.
h. C. OUILVIE.
CABBAGE PLANTS
From tliQ fo~?ic tebbed seeds,
now ready fof shipment. Lni^e,
strong, healthy, i'heso plants are
grown in the open, air and will stand
eevere freene without injury. Early
Jersey Wakefield large type, or Char
leston Wakefield, v bioli nro the best
known varieties ?V early cabbages, al
so Henderson's ? n?-CCssion, the be?>t
large, late and sur/ header; Augusta
Early Truckers, ah o a fine type of late
variety. Neatly parked in light bas
kets. #1 50 per \ <>00; for G.000 or
over SI. 25 per l.OuO f. u, b. express
office. Special prices made on large
lots. Chan. M. (iibson, Young's
Island, S. C.
Municipal Election.
By ordf,r of City Council, an election
will I Hi h'^ic! in the Cuy of ('atmlou, S. C.
on Tuesday. April 3rd, 190?, for Mayor
and six Aldermen. The pollb will be ;
open from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m in each of |
the Wards of the eitv, as follows:
Ward 1, Opera limine. Managers. Jas. {
Gooilale, Joseph Stral; and B. M. Meat
Ward Ji. at fl. T. LittUj'a Livery
SiahV, 0. C, Vanghnn, E .T.
I'ipsell .ind J. W. Dnulap.
Ward 3, at the D<tKalb Houih, Man
ager* J. K. Alexander, Wm Walnce and
W. J. Dodd.
Ward 4, Monument Square ; Manager*,
L. K. Alford, K. W. Mitebam, and Jobn
Mickle.
Ward Corner of Boundary and Lit
tletoii ttreeta } If anagtre W. R, Deloache,
A. 8- 2emp and W O. Hay.
Ward 6, Corner Boundary and Lyt
1 1 [t^^n itr? u Ji'iauk h ?.iia |
Allan Doae aad C. C Brown.
6 H. O, Carrinoo,
Mayor
G. Q. Alexander, ' *
CUtk.
Agents Wantnd.
Our utock is roliable and cm be
handle*) for many successive years in
the sainu comunity, We want a good
local agent in tliiH county. Terms
liberal. First cIuhh reference requir
ed .
Cedar Hill Nursery Ami Orchard (Jo.
Winchester Tonn.
A complete line of coffin a ? aU
prices at T. J. Arrantn'.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to loan on improved re si
estate ut 7%.
Clarke A von Trewekow.
Nov 3, '05.
o Couisci 'D/c/corson.
C AMDKN.gr 0.
DRESS MAKER AND LADIES
'I A I LOR
West DeKalb St. Near Trinity M
K Church.
Shirtwuints and Suits a Spoeialty.
Homes For Sale.
Two 3 room, two 4 room, one 5
room. One 7 room and om. 9 room.
Call nnd see our list of houses,
!ot? and prices. -
Wanted: Houses to let.
Wanted: To buy small farm n??ftrj
C i-mdcn. j
' R. W. MFrCHAM 1
Ofl'ce over Cnwden Drug Cfli J
WANl'BPi? VMgM-*
pest Rian,^,i ajv"'* Managers to
9AISpi<*" " .?ci*e and distribute
*"? . Salary $18 00 weekly.!
?jo.00 per day for expenses. State
title and present employment.
IDEAL SHEAR Co., 39 Randolph
St., Chicago.
SALESMEN WANTED to look
after our interest io Kershaw and
adjaoant oountiea Salary or com*
mission. Address, The Viotor Oil
Company, Cleevola^, Ohio.
WANTEDt? Men in eaoh state
to travel, post sign*, advertise an^
leave eample of our poods. Salary
$75 00 per month. $3 00 per day
for expenses. KUHLMAN Co.. Dopt
S, ATLAS BLOCK, CHICAGO
Biakery & Fancy
Grocery.
Having moved into my new
piace or business, corner Main
and Kutledgo Sta., I invite mv
friends, both old and now, te
cull and inspect my choice lino
of Bread, Cakes and Pi??8.
Also carry full line of Fancy
Groceries, Candy and every
thing in the line of Tobacco
and Oigars.
Orders filled promptly, lroe
delivery.
Yours respectfully,
JNO. K. M?D0WALL
\ . .. .
? KANUFAGi,U?KU^OA?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
ash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - 8. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior Jo any
8oJd Souih, and thereby ?*??
money.
'Win^ow'aud Fanoy Glass a
?pealaltY Jan. 4*4.
The Famous Gilt Edge Store
I chuck full of the bii^rsl kind of bargains in White Goods,
Oh! what a least for the Ladies!
8000 yards of short lengths i n Aladrus, Mulls, Mercerized
Ivainsook, India Linon and Lawns at 8 uud 10 cents per
y trd. These floods ait' worth from 20 to 30 cents per yard.
?10 inch White Lawn at ;"> cents per yard ? worth from 10
to 1 '2 1-2 cent h,
Lonsdale Cambric at 9c sells everywhere at 12 l-2c.
English Long Cloth and Nainsook from loe per yard up.
M ercprized Waintin^, white and colored Lineu for sUitf^etc
Beautitul lot Habatfa silk ? black, white and colors, 27
ii ches wide, at only 5o cents per yard.
Everything you could wish in TiUcoft and Embroideries, J4?
d es laney Collars, Belts, and all the dainty little things t'iiafc
g > to make up a ladies toile'., f {
pattlpgs!
_ ^ '
Just received a largo shipment of Mattings in Jap^taud'
C iinas ? plain, white and figured ? at prices to please.
We are agon to lov the Lfidioa Home Jourual Patterns
p ices lo aiiid IGfc. New spring style book just in.
AND FAEM SUPPLIES
We handle the F. S. 'Roy star and other standard U nuds in
ali tlio hiu'h grndes. Acid and Mixtures, Muriate Potash, and
N.tr.iK; Soda Etc., which we will soil for closest cisli price or
o. approved paper,
Yours j Respectfully,
THE FAMOUS GILT
EDGE STORE.
P. T. Yllleplgoe, Proprietor. 4