The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 17, 1907, Image 3
GROCERY.
Pine Teas & Cof
fees.
Headqua rters
For
"Good Things To
* Eat."
Phone 49.
For Rent.
One 0 room Collage on Kair
?licel. Apply to I). Wolfe.
For Rent.
My residence on Lyllleton hir*ut.
Posst ssioip given iinmediately.
Mlse S A, Gibbep.
Bargain*) In Henl Edtato
If yotJ' wish to gel bargains In
real estate, either in tItc c.iiy m
oountrr, call on O. (}. Alexander,
Heal Kstalc Agent, Camden, S.('.
?
Garden Flants For Sale.
Best yarietieB of garden plants of
all kinds for sale.
II. Trueedell.
Main Sr., opposite C? u r I House.
?, For Sale.
One I borough-bred mare, six
years old; one Roek Hill lop bugg\
and harness. Apply to,
P. ii. Hilton
Dog? Running at Larpje.
The. Ordinance against dogarun
niug at large from May lit, to No
vember 1st, of any year will lie
ttriclly enforced. The Ordinance
requires all dogs running at large
to tie inuzzled .
At the Methodist Church.
It w#? our privilege on last Sun
day?both morning and night?to
attend divine service at the Lvl Me
lon Street Methodist Church. Both
flernions were" most excellent ones
Kev. G. C Herbert, the pastor. i?
an earnest, consecrated preacher,
and is a blessing to lliis communi
ty . May his labors, so faithfully
performed, i>c abundantly rewaid
?rd.
Missionary From Japan Expected.
s'J'he annual'meeting of the South
Carolina Branch of the Woman'*
Auxiliary to the. General Hoard of
Missions of the .Episcopal (Church,
will convene in- Camden Wednes
day next, May 22nd, at 10 o'clock,
in Grace Church. 'I'liete will be
morning and afternoon sessions
and Wednesday evening al 8 30
there will be a missionary service
at which a missionary from Japan
is expected to make an addiess.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
Rain Interferon With Memorial Exor
cises.
On last Friday afternoon just as
Hon. Hratton DeLoacho commenc
ed bis address at the memorial ex
ercises ihe audicnce was forced U>
leave on account of quile a severe
s'-oim. A large number were pres
ent and it woa a great disappoint
ment to them not to he able to hear
the address which promised lo bo a
very interesting one. We are glad
to learn that an effort will be ma le
to have Mr. DcLoaehe lo deliver
the address in Ihe Opera House
eome litne in tho near future.
Reduced Rates to Richmond, Va ,
And Return Via Seaboard Air Line;
Railway Account of Confederate j
Reunion M*y 80ih loJune3id
Account of tho aiiove occasion ,
"the Seaboard Air Line Ry. will on
May 26 to Juno 2, inclusive, sell
.round trip tickets lo Richmond,
Va , at the very low rale of one ct.
per rallo traveled plus 25.:. I'he
rate from Catndcu is $0.80 final liin ?
ft June ll. By depositing ticket
and paying fee of 50c tickets may
be extended until July 0. For
(hose wishing to visit the James
Iftwn gCkpusitioo, return portion of
ib?ae~ttekete will bo honored diteoi-j
from Portsmouth. The Seaboard
operates doyblo dally service be
tweetOamden and Richmond. Leave
_jC?atiidan ?.01 a. m.* arrive Rich
mo?d ? 60 p. m Leave Camden
41*?. arrive Richmond 6 50
<a. m. Extra coaches will be pro
*uled for Souih Carolina veterans.
?ar reservations and
' Information csll on ff. M.
Camden, or write
P.A.?C*lum
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f'KIO ; itiMirance ? 100.
I*he I'm* in thought to lie of incen
liary origin.
Young Men Wanted for the Navy.
Ollicial jxiHli-rs <if tIio Navy l)e
paitment, inviting young men to
join the Nnvy have heen amiI out. !
1"Uc Keci uiting rllie.er w ill he ii
Columbia all of next week ? from j
May *20 to 25 ? in room 11 second]
th?or of i he K.-ueral building to ?x
itmine bu-.di young m?**i as are de
sirous nf contesting In a personal
letter to lift Lieut I. K 1?f*8s of tin
IT. S. Navy nays: "to a well
helnived, ambitious young man th<
Navy nervice not only offers at
tractions hut lasting advantages."
PERSONA L
Kev. L. A Cooper is conduction n
HOiics of meeting ut Ninety Six.
{'apt. M. L. Smith wiil ?1? liver at
:vi iff'.-s >it K'TmIihw t<? d?y, lliP occa
?ic>n ljein?* the romtur-neetnent ox lr
ohch of tlio graded nchool.
li< v. .1 |). Moore will not pr< a.-l
in ('atndtn rex I Sun day n* nnnounc
t'd i a p. t wni;, Hp 1 m - written thai
it will ln> imposd bio lor hiiu ( > cmo
Key. I! 1;. Black well, son of Mr
and Airs 1> Jj 1J! inkwell, <f out
town, recentIy aeceptod a (Ml! b n
I>iiit to the pastorate of one <>?
ihe Un liiiir llnp'ist chinch h :>f Ne?
Y111 U oil y. He ii j :*t ?'ofr.p!< fill;
it i m tliO'do^icul course in Colfya'i
Univrndly, N'vw York, iin-i hfta fi?ki*t
II iliil'l sin lid. J I its i.-iwdo Will 1)4
jriftd to hear of his meeting wait tlx*
toi<ee?-n in his calling which In1 fli>
riclilv merits?Kcrtdtaw Era. Mr
Hbtokwell ab-ive refer.;! to is a broth
or of 31 r. Giovcr Biiickwo'.l, of out
city.
U. D. C
Mi? I). A. 1 >? >\ Uin was hostess
to llio John I;. Kennedy Chapter
IJ. I>. C Monday nflerr.0011, May
llUh. Arfler llie usual business
meeting h pjeus tiit social hour w?p
passed. Mr^\ Hoy kin resisted *3y
Iter young sist?\. Miss Betsy Boy*
kin, iind her churmia^^tTUtle daugh
ter, Kllen Douglas, served delicious
refreshmeuis. MrsJno. Workman
assisted Mr<* Hoykin in her duties
ns hostess and all f or in *?li tivB wort
entirely obliterated. 1 lie following
Indies wcio present: Mm G K
l'a\ lor, Mrs .J as Wallace, Mrs .J tie
Lindsay, Mm W D Traothum, Mrf
It nice Davis, Mis Stoney, Mrs Benj
Haile, Mrs F L Zemp, Mia F M
Hump, Mia J ??? Burns and Misses
Km ma Reynolds, Liln D?vi?, Mary
M i I It?, L.-ihi Shannon, Charlotte
Shannon, L?uise Nettles, Rinma
Uaile, Mary Wlniak'T. Mis Frank
Zemp extended :i:i invitati ?n to the
Chapter to uuet ?ilh her In June,
and they acct pled with pleasur.
ami decided to meet M >ndny, Jun?
3rd, nt 5 p ? M , in honor of th?
birthday Jellersou Davis.
Dr. A. L. Harvin,
XDEJSf TIST,
Offioc oyer Dr. F. Leslie Zomp's
Pnij* St.-re.
Phone 184
Notice 01 Elections.
I'. IHi ?n* having been filed with me as
I required hv law, signed by mote thai,
one-fourth of the qualified electors of
KeihbAw County, ashing for cdections
lobe lei.I "pen the qiiesMon of the
R'MjF. and also upon the question or the
MANCFACrUKE of Alcoholic liquor*
in siid County : ...
Notice is hereby Riven that I have or
tiered ami do l.eiebv order Ml election to
|,el.e!d in ami for Kcrftbnw County, on
TnursdaV. June 20th, 1907, as |.rovi. e.t
bv law, upon the questions: A'01
o? ' Auainst Sale" of Alcoholic liquors.
' I ..la,, tinoii til*' question of application
Hchooi t uuii oi rt" i?o
l!r|HK further ordered that upon tho Mid
?20th day of June, 1^7, an election he al
bo held in a#* for Koi?haw Oonnty, as
'?Against Mannfaeturd.
Tint Conlmissioneri of Election
Kewhaw County nro hereby notiflcd ami
directed to uke proper steps fj>r holding
the elections as herein orfifcred.
M. 0. WEST,
So perns or Ker?lia?Oottnty
C? May Hib, 1WT?
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M'Oojt- tin-in in.
A ! i: 111 (I romh in
oa(<-)iiiiiVr liui'.i ril'u-s in no
Ix'tt^r tl.an a luuitlbiil in
rntihiiur laih-i It id
tin; r.i-t tlint counts.
'l'liu m.'t i.- tho nowrt
pujH-r. I his roaches out
to all the j)c-oj)U? tiiitl
^coo|?.s tln-ni in. Kxpori
on<-i- <>t n-viTal gi'iu'ni
tiona has cliiiun that tlio
lu'Ws- j)api*r is tho best
busing bringcr.
Take, for instance,
this paper. (Most peo
ple take it.) An an
nouncement in this pa
per goes into the homes
of the people whom yon
must reach if you get
the business you arc
after.
Thero is, indeed, n very much larger net that woojm iri
the business butterliies. ft is stretched out not only over
this community, but over every fimilar community in the
land. It is the mail order net, made up of catalogues
and of advertisements in periodicals which are circulated
broadcast to catch the unwary.
To prevent that great net -whu'h is really an octopus
with a thousand tentacles?from catching your trade away
from you, wisdom suggests that you use your home not?the
local newspaper.
Usually a word to the wise is guOieicnt.
If you want to keen your patronage or build it up, you
must compote with the butieitly eat? hers from the outside.
The Dollar is the Butterfly. It has green wings, and is
attractive to merchants in the big (itice just as it is attrac
tive to you.
If you would cat eh these pretty butterflies that are cir
onlnl iiuf (i vaii ni"l linrr.n j
tioukiti^ * 4i Uvi?*V4 J
around home.
Could anything bo plainer?
FOR THE POSTAL
TYPEWRITER.
The Postal is I he ft rut
Practical Typewriter, bav
in ic the Universal Key
board and Visible Writ
ing, to be ottered at a real
ly low price.
0. H. BAUM, Agent,
Camden, S. 0.
Wintbrop College
Scholarship and Entrance
Examination.
The examination for the awaril of va
cant Scholarships in Winthrop Collate
and for the admission of new students will
be held at tl.e County Court Mouse \n
Friday, July 0, at 0 a m. Applicant*
must bo not less than fifteen yoars of
a(i?' When Scholarships are v?cn?ttd nf
tcr July /S, they will be awarded to thoso
making the highest average at this exam
iiiili<'i>, provided they meet the condi
tions jrcverning the award. Applicants
for scholarships should write to Presi
dent Johnson before ihe examination
for beholarahip examination Mat.So.
Scholarships are worth $100 mil ftve
tuition, The next tessi'o* will open Se;?- 1
temheu \S. 1907. For further in^inta
tion and catalog uo, adiln as PRKS. 1) B
.JOHNSON'. Hock Hill. y. C.
Money To Loan.
I nm prepared to make loans or. n|>
prove*! eecurfly of Koal Instate mi K? t
?haw County on terms to unit Imru wi r
W. M. SHANNON*.
\S Attorney nt I.uw.
Oaiuitun, >S G., Iv>v. 10, iwuti.
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MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sashv .Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material
ash Weights and Cord.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee nuperior to an)
sold South, and thereby pavt
money. y
Wi?i?)?iv> ?*nd Fjiiicv Glass i
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MASCOT
LINKl
Fishing Season Now On.
Goto A. D. Kenndy's for anything'^in the Tackle line
Just received newN lot of *'Ketch-ali," Poriu Hide an
Silkbody Phantom Minnows, Nos. 1, 2, 3 - and 4 Celebrated
Buel Spinners? Also all kinds of Spoon llait, Gulf Tarpon,
Sea Glass and Cotton Lines, Floats, Spears and Sinkers,
Rodliolders, Dip -Ntte, Tackle lioxep, Bait Buoketa and
Fishing Hods, Gill Netting, Etc. Hooks all siz s, Last bul
not least the fisherman's friend, *'Lollacafop.'
fCV|?T?BDY.
gzr m 4L ja ?a J
Tpfae Jtilost flousipg, rp^e fWlost
3tiffipg jftpd Staftiipg Gut
f
_v
If6 Prices Eve|* fCpowfi
11 C*OlHLtlpU
WE <3?%, & ***??
is prepared with progressive and up
to-date lines for the coming seasoM
in new Lawns and Swisses, new Pan
amas and Voiles and all the fashiona
ble Spring Materials, that are Bar
gains without an equal. Lots of
pretty new Goods at prices you want
to pay.
A beautiful line of neat Swiss and
Nainsook sets suitable for Infants
wear, dainty Hemstitched Match
Sets, double hemstitched Insertions,!
embroidered Panels and embroidered
Medallions?also embroidered Allo
vers, which are a very important
feature in the making of fashionable
Shirtwaists.
One glance at our stock of excep
tionally nobby Novelties in Ribbons,
Laces, Belts, Xollars, Pocket Books
and Bags, Buckles and Beltings will
convince you that this, stock has
been selected with the utmost care
to please the most fastideous and
prices within the reach of every one.
We invite your patronage.
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