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BRUGES High - Grade GROCERY. Fine leas & Cof fees. Headquarters For "Good Things To Eat." Phone 49. |oeal JvWg. Religious. 1 here will lie preaching at Soci ety Hill Mission, by Rev. S. S Thompson, on tin* ihir<i Saturday night and third Sunday of each month, until further notice. Fire. t Sunday morning about 7 o'clock lire whs discovered on the roof of Mr. Shannon Kirklaid'n kitchen. Considerable damage won done befoiu the lire was extin guished. Carnival. 1 he Hampton Amusement Com pany, uoiisistlug of lo big 10 cent ahowe, will he in Camden all of next week. If we judge the shows by the advance^Pgeni, this Company will he better than some ithat have been here. Mr. Uarfield, ?-the udvaucc agent, is a veiy agree able man to deal with, and lie says the shows are alright. Salo of Baptist Church Property. The Baptist Church and Church, lot have been sold, Mr. J. Kershaw Lanpr being the purchaser. This ac tion was decided upon in Church I ?conference last Sabbath. While the ?voto for the sale of tin; property was mot entirely unanimous, those pres-1 >6nfc voted for it by a lar^e mujority. $2,000 was the price paid for the pr6perty. Tno committee expects to purchase the lot on the corner of Main f-treet and Lafayette avenue, Where Mr. D. K. Hinson is now liv ing, and bui'd a new Church there. The UayeUe.s of i'olo Week. This week could hate been very well termed "Polo Week" for there has not been asocial event but that was iu honor of the visiting polo .team.-, v. , The fiist game of the New Or leans Cao>den series was played Monday afternoon in threes, tue local team winning out 4 1-2 to 1. Jn the last period Hull made the ... most sensational play of the after noon. Ia order to make the last ?iroka he had to lean far out of lite saddle. In order to reach the ball he must needs take a tumble and quick as a flash lie readied for it and let go. He-rolled in the dust ibut unade his goal. Before au enthusiastic crowd of people, Camden defeated New Orleans in a spirited and exciting contest at Camden, Wednesday af ternoon in polo at fours by a score of to 3. The New Orleans team's net score was one point, the .other two being given them by the ^handicap Though the score appears large ?ivd iho game perhaps one sided, -yet it js cloimed by those who have witnessed the majority of the pony contests in the city that tiie game |)layed here Wednesday was the iinost exciting and interesting ever jplarod on the local grounds. For the local team Kennedy and Whistler played a great game, while jBdll's interference at times was jnojtoworthy, a? wore plays of Sal nuond. The Camdrn team is un doubtedly one of the best, if not j,he nest in the'south. /'? About 200 excursionists came ?ttr from Columbia and returned la the afternoon.. The Columbians were Camden's most loyal rooters, while the New Orleans team was given a loud hand clappiugon their (good plays. * The two teams play again this afternoon. A delightful lea was given at ? Voiherry on last Monday afternoon {iG^or of the New Orleans polo leans. Mrs. David-Williams wan tilt gracious and oharming hostess of tba occasion . V&Vdneeday evening Mrs. K, Whistler entertained from 10 to ? jit, graosfully extending her well ^ie?D hospitality to Camdso's vis iltoto. . Ob Thursday evening Holly Us handsome bona of Mr. ' fft K. Bull was th? scene of ? brll ' > Jl??t ??tk?rl*f ?)??? ?? ho'" Mm I J KKV. JOHN JOHNSON, 11 lite Rev John Johnson, I). l).t LL I) , rector emoriins of st Plul hp's Protestant Episcopal (huuh died at |)io home in Chm lesion I?mi So ruin y night shout II o'clock. Dr. Johnson whu ordained to tin ministry in 18(56 and assumed charge of Grace Church, CkiihI* n. in 1805 he whh married to Miss. B ion do Can ley, of. Camden, hp u i of our highly esteemed ftllow towns man, Maj. E. H. Cantey. In Momoriam. AI the services on Essie:- mom lug at Grace Church, Cauidon, thuie whs u?ed for the fiiittiine, a chaste M umorial Altar, raised by f 1 <im) hands to that devoted Daughtei 4>f the Church, Mrs Mary C. Lang. Kxquiaite lilies offered fragrant in cense from this shrine, heautiful flowers, natures tribute to the ?lo rious rosurrectlon. enhanced with their lovliness the Holy Plan*' Sweet strains of music betokened the joy of those who "keep the Feast," and it seemed to us who loved her, that no occasion could be more fit for this testimonial to our Friend, as wo remembered how often her glad voice had led these triumphant Anthems. Now,we truat that;?44 With Angels and Arch angels, and all the host of heaven," she may be, "evermore praising 'l'hee and haying Hoi}! Holj! Ho lj! Lord God of Host. Heaven and Earth are full of Thy Glorj!" Nettles?DeLouche. The Lytleton Street Methodist Church was crowded on Wednesday evening, April 10th, with the host of friends of two of Camden's most, pop ular young people?Mr. John Net ties and Miss Mary DeLoache who were united 111 marriago Mr. Nettles is the efficient book keeper at Hirscb litofcherH, a young 11)011 of sterling worth, lieid in do served high esteem by ail. I lis charming bride is the \oung?.<t daughter of Mra K. W. DeLoacho, and a social favorite. The wedding took place at n lie o'clock. The Church lia<l betu ex quisitely decorated under the direc Lion of Mrs K Y. Stecdman, and when tlie large bridal patty bad formed around the altar the scene was a dream of lovliness. The wed d.ng music was rendered by Mrs. C C. Herbert, who presided at the or gan, with Miss Marie Zemp on the violiu and Mr Goodman, of the "Kirkwood" on tho yiolincello Messrs. Win. l*r: Do Pass, John S Lindsay. Jamos DeLoacho and Robin Zemp acted as ushers. The attend ants were : Miss Gertrude Strother of Johnston, S. C, with Mr O L Parks of Charlotte, N, C.; Miss Ireuce Solomons of Savannah, Ga with Mr. Donald Zemp; Miss Jennie Shannon with Mr. Belton Mickle; Miss Joe Shannon with Mr. Grover Blackwell. The bridesmaids woro gowns of white point do sprit over white tuflfe* ta, with pink girdles, ami ayirfied pink carnations Miss Kate DeLoache, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and woro pink point-de*sprit, her bouquet was of pink bridesmaids roeou, Mrs. Itobin Zeimp was dame of honor. Her gown wm of white orepe de chine-ovor wh'to silk?her bouquet of pink carnations. The page* were handsome littlo Charles Herbert Zemp and Charles Ellioit DeLoache;! the dainty little flower girls were Ajjness DePass and Rebecca De Loaohe, who untied the ribbons for the bridal party and spattered roses in their pathway. Little Miaa N'?n cy Lindsay who bore the riug upon a small silver salver was charmingly picturesque. The bride, robed in white silk trimmed with lace and chiffon, her veil, attached by natural orang? bloegoms, only half shading her rn diant face, entered with hor brother, Mr Bonj. DeLoacho. Site was met at tho altar by the groom and his best man, Mr. Robt. G. MoCreight, formerly of Camden, now of C< lum-1 bla The ceremony was most im pressively performed by the Rev. Chcley C Herbert, the bride's pas tor. The liquid tones of the oello soltly ''breathing" the ever beautiful Schubert*8S?Tenade guve the 'finish ing louuh" to the occasion. The reception at the home of the bride's mother was held .from 10 to 12, Delicious refreshments were served, after whioh the guest-* were [given a rare musical treat,. Mr. Hngbc* of the Musio Department of the Coiiege iW Women, ol Columbia, played several piano solos, and Mr. tfoodman, of the Kirkwood Orchestra gave ppveral cello solos. Roth of theee young men are artists and their moalq was highly appreciated and enjoyed. Mrvand Mrs. Nettles left for Flori da op the midnight train. After the 2UU Ww will retorn to Camden nod oocopy tfceir pretty cottage on Ljt tie ton street where they will be Ma| |w?e" to tbetr ftieidi, Half Rates To Teacln r?. ,, | r'oin the present, Htiy edition <?( . t In S H'f wdi h?? ??'id in ich ! t i In I y w ti i I A i f t 11 ?? I i u u' u r M 11 \ ? i i?. ? i! i 11 f ; ?4 I., r t) a 11 y h t?il Shi h* ; ^ f.ii Hi)!*. A ?iil 1? ? I ii c S n It-, C"! tl t|) in t , S ('. Dspentxn Bhor; In Him Account W 11 \Vol fe, (Iitf pi use 1 in eh mi (it | "f lllU y ht-HI lltH LlH?tij Hi wbm airested \e?UrdaV ? I lie char ge of being tdioit Ill Ills' accounts l<? ill*' amount t?f f 1,500 , ? S. at) , A pi li J 2 11). PERSON Ai.. I>r. T, M. Mofniiiicll >111'I Dr. A A. Monro are in Sumter to is we< k . stlending tho meeting of Harmony! PfeHbytorj. Mr. li tudolph Shannon, forim r!y of our town, hut 11 ?'??v of Jeflforson, S 0 , attended tho NcttleeDcLnache wcuding t i>im week. Meeting Postponed. 'I'lm John I). Kennedy Chapter 1J. I) C. postponed their meeting IN ttio Week WHS I Hill or fnil ? It It 01 In r social att'airs. '!*)??r will meet, next Monduv, April 15lh, Ht f> P M , will) Mrs Diiii^Uh Mellow nil. All member** ur?' invited himI ?1 full attendance desired. Honor Roll liugolf School n 2nd,grade?Jolin Gardnor. Mrd grade?Gertrude Rubon. 4<li grade?Sitllie lie 1 lo Gardnor. Huidetto Parker. (Hh grade?Karl Koflhorough, W 1111 c Gardner. Kdwaid Kosbo rough, Mary Koshorough, Lawrence W hilaker. Died of Hydrophobia. Iiitllo Lucy Hutchison, the three year old daughter of Mr. ami Alrn. Gordon Hutchison, of Smilhv?lb\ I died of Hydrophobia nt tho Pasteur i institute in Atlanta Tuesday alter-j noon, having: boen bitten by ? mini j dog, as mentioned by The ?-hroniele ' two weeks ago Tho heart broken J parents liavo tho profound nymputliv | of tho entire community. Election For Judgo of Pwbale. The returns 111 the general idee-; lion held on Apiil 2nd, for .ludccl of Prohale were tabulated hist J I'uesday atid is a? follows : Camden IIt I U a lev's Mill 1() I Kirklev's Store .... \'.l McLean's Brunch .... li ' He ih une 11 Kibon'fi X Road9 1 !'? Wont \ ille ] ! Hull'/Jo 1j Sliayloi's Hill *j(i! Liberty H11I *) Total 154 J At the PrcBbytormn Church. 2 Last, Sahhulh th? sacra inenI of| the L'mi's Supper whs celebrated at the Pret-b/fMiau C'iti'di, and the Pastor announced ttie names of five new members recenUv received. The repot la to Presbytery were al so rend and wo re Vrfry encon raging, especially in ihe maUcr of giving I'lie contributions lo nearly all the causes nf Henevolence were larger lhau last year, while ibfl' Pasloi's salary was increased by a very sub stancial amount. Last year the Church paid considerably more to tho salary.than had boen promised while this year it was increased still more?good proof of tho.effi ciency of the Deacon*, who are ac tive young business men, and just ly deserve commendation. During tho winter a uow furnace was in stalled and paid for. The pipo or gan, delayed by a strike in tho fac tory, is promised at an early dite. M onoy is in hand to rrpiint. the in terior of the Church, and en^urjli subscribed to purch .se nice f u ry-uiade pews. Altogeih? r i ||o Church has good O'lln1' f ? >/ > itude and encou 1 agt ment? pnwviiTgir, -!i. q p III F 1! " -5 " l iH R I* 7 i i ... -#y Cbiilf^a iS! -.W ??. & t MA/nivron's so l^Ki H> Ci-NT 5HOV.S Sen>il?l<\ )?!... I. S.;! i>;j \ - injr, Slice ^!u'. All i 1> atli tl U\ i 1 anili?toi?"s ruinous ( oiiccit K.t iiti 3 Big Pree Acts 3 GALA A\ !:I:K One Solid \\7?<'\ of Fun, ' Nh'i-i Me on Tii ' l'il<o. April L')lSi (<> Teachers' [xamination. Tin* lU'Xi r?>'iilir stiii! .in11.:? 11 imiiiii: HHtioti of ti'iiclu r? will ? In i l ,.t tln> Court Ilourto Fiitluv .nul - *u 'ny, Apiil 19 an J 201 n hetri lining hi '' i.V!?m k i. m. No onty^11i h<* pct'iiiii I i-i i.tki* ill" examination unless yon ... ? i.iiwii on Friday. Please note (Ins fact nj <1 iK n't a-k t" take all on Satnr.iav. IV. li Tl'KNKW. Sujit oi IMntrtti' ti. March 25lh, 1907. Ui The School Trustees will id ??( on Wednesday, April 24th. Ii;07. f- i 15, ? | ur po.-'P of electing teachera f??r I ho srho'iu lie year, 11*<17 ? fur th<j Cam l?m (irad ell School, Kjielorv School? Mai vet ti IJi'l School, Alao for 1 lie ????I?? r<? ? I , ua f,.li iws : Jackson (>rs?? 1 ? > 1 School, Knight's Hill h1111 Cool S|ir:ntf Schools. Application* should In !;!: ! r lu>tore that date with Prof. |{. >1 Kiiimdy, Supt., or C. \V'. Bmhniore, Sec'y. T. J. Kirklaml, II. (1. Carlbon, C. W. I * i r<? l*iii if, School Trustees llist. No. 1 dilation. South Carolina ? Ki-r^hnw Courrv l$v 1. Hough, Acting ?! U'iu ' <>l I'mhafc Wli'Mc- h Mrs'. Ueuluh K I':?i jj??'.11 n.aoe Slip 1 i l<i??. to Iter of Ail* ?.ivii> ; tion. of tin- Kstate of ;:nd ?? 1!????:i? I ^ Mill .A sire therefore to epi- and minion i? -< 1 sinifiiiar I lie kiu>!n>d and tli.> . s-of iho sni'l .1. A I'h psmii. i|(>. ??? , thai they he ami appear In fore r.i;-. i ihp I'ourt of l'rob:lte, to lc In Id at (.'ainileil.S.C. on tlx- 2-iid ?-!i?v of April next lifter publication thereof, a! 11 o'clock in Ihe forenoon, to show if any they have, why t!.e said admin istration should not he (/ranted. Given under mv hind tin* oth day of April. A. I).. 1SI07. Published iu 'ihe <'ain l??n (,"I |\ niele on the f>th day Of'April, P, t)i. i. c."norcn, o. c. c iv s . Acting.I tul>.'.e <>t 1'iobit . iill. S. liffiliiU SOM ?MANUFACTURERS OF? Doors, Sash,, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material ash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - * S. C. 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