The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 07, 1907, Image 3
BRUGES
High - Grade
GROCERY.
Fine Teas & Cof
fees.
Headquarters
For
"Good Things To
Eat."
Phone 49.
For Rent.
My residence on Lyttleton street.
Possession gtvenjnjmediately.
Miss S. A. Gibbes,
The Gilt Edge Store
Han a new advertisement lo which
we direct your attention. Those
"leaders" will not fail to interest
you.
Improving.
We are glad to loarn that Mre. W
R. Hough, who bus been in the Co
luu)hia hospital for sonao time,-is
very much improved and hopes are
entertained tbat she will soon bo at
homo again.
jSunday School Picnic.
The annual picnic of the Preeby
tbrian Sunday Scbool was bold at
Mulberry yesterday. The weather
was ideal and a bappy day was spent
The excellent and faithful oflicers of
the Church left nothing undone for
the ploasure of the little ones.
Mr. Rabon Resigns as a Member of
the Board of Control.
Mr. M. B. Rabon, who was recent
ly appointed a member of the Ker
shaw County Board of Control has
tendered bis resignation of that po
sition. We have not seen Mr. Ha
bon Since his resignation but wo are
reliably informed that his resignation
is to take effect at once.
Birthday Party.
Master Leonard Schenk entertain
? ed a number of hie friends on Wed
nesday afternoon last, June 5tb, the
?aoasion being the tenth anniversary
of bis birthday. A most delightful
time was bad and all too soon for
the happy little throng .the hour of
parting came, and all left wishing
Master Leonard many happy returns
9 of the day.
Religious
The revival services at the Meth
odist Church Acs progressing very
satisfactorily. Tiro services dally
are being held?at 11 A. M. and
8.80 P. M. The pastor is being as
sisted by Rev. E.S* <?on$s of tbeS.
C, Conference. Presiding Rider
Bays preached last Sunday morn
ing and night.
There will be no services in the
Opera House next Sunday night.
Preaohlng at 11 A. M. as usual.
From Buffalo.
Mr. Editor:?-If you will give
us some space tn your valuable pa
per we will try and give you some
dots from this community.
Ws have one of the best Sunday
Sohools in the county at Mt. Pis
gah Churoh; we have 110 pupilson
the roll and the oholr of little boys
and girls is as good as any in the
county. I am not disposed to boast
?I ask you to drop in some Sun
day and I am sure you will want
to come again.
We have organized a secret or
? der known as the United Daught
ers of Amerioa at the Hardshell
school house with 26 members on
the roll. 1 am sure It will soon be
A flourishing society. I would be
glad to see an organization of that
Mad in every community for the
.benefit of the ladies and also for
the gentlemen, I am sure that all
wbo'take part in that society w
be pleased.
Mr. Editor, we olalm to have
. banner Jr. O. U. A. M, in the Stat^
; ;at Macedonia Church. We organ
ised less than two years ago with
2D members; we now have55 mem
bers in good standing, with aevsral
applications for memberehip.
- So sscu for Sunday Schools and
eeccet societies. I will now say
pimsthinf for the UriT"
? The prospect le the poorest I
m itt. OorsUof a bad stand
and very smalt. Cotton is si most
Iffnlhil* to thl* limit. Hell
Mora* TaU an^oold we?tber4?ave
*I?ont knocked Ihe fanners oat:
. they are ? gritty Mt
v *OlTaUjr tbelr forota nnd oome
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IP* ?? ff< jJ
?* ' ' ? ?
i an
w|li
the
ftatden flaiiu For gale.
Ikat varieties of garden plants ? l
all kinds for suit'.
11 I'r uih<K il.
Main St, ui>po?tie C urt llou??>.
Haruain? lu Heal Estate
If j ou wihtj to j?*-t bargains In
rcni e!?i'itt', i'iliter tu iho city or
counirv, call on (>. <i. ALx-ti.der,
Ucul Kutatc A^oiit, Oamdeo, S. 0.
The Power of Music
The iiKjniry among sevoral Itun
bod Christians in Japan, us to what
b'd Lltfin lir^t to beeomc interested in
(>hrihtianity, called forth the follow
ing : Over 50 per cent, Christian
b> urns ami muMc; about 20 por cent .
Christian kindness; about 15 per
ccnt, Christian limine life; about 10
per Cent., preaching and lectures; re
maiiidor, scattering
r --
personal
Mr. fj b. liloek in in Germany for
a abort while.
Mr. N. A Bethuno was in Camden
on Wednesday,
Mies lloea Geisenhuimor in vibit.
ing in New York.
Mr. II. T. Thomas, of Hethune,
was in Camden last Monday.
Miss Ada Trantharn who has been
teaching at Rome; Ga., id at home
for the Summer.
Mro. Simmons, of Wake Forest,
N C., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
W I>- Traotliam.
Mr. and Mrs. M. liaum, left on
last Saturday for New Uochelle, N,
Y.. where they will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. J. I). McLondon, of Ulaney
and Mrs Houdam, of t'ongarco, visit
ed Mrn. Joel Hough one day this
week.
We were glad to shako the hand
of our good friend, Judge I F. Hol
land one day this week. For some
time he has been in Norfolk, Va,
but wo uro glad to learn from him
that he will be with ub for a while
now.
Give every man tbme ear, but few
thy voice; tako each man's censurr,
but reservo thy judgment.?Shakes
pearo.
A Delightful Occasion.
An additional fe?i,)ro to th?
meeting of vbe Book Club, an i?9t|
. ""on ."nknown to famo |)ut wlli b
e*'?ed for tw? yenrp R? C?
rr-' "holly of tnachnrn, !aa
the Miscellaneous Shower" giveD
>y Miss Sadie Kennedy in honor of J
he coming bride, Miss Elizabeth
IcDowall, on Saturday afternoon
from six to eight o'clock.
It had been previously decide)
Cl*! h' l.h? Qnul meeti"g of the
Club, should be held in honor of
one of its mon popular members
soon to lay aside the scepter of the'
school room. A few relative of
0t botl"r t)u'i been bidden
thli 1 me,uher8 of the Club on
this happv occasion, and by six
o clock all had gladly responded to I
the invitation. A ud Certainly the'
occasion was one longr tp be re
membered by all, not only for the '
golden opportunity it gave to gr(,el(
hri iL?V?,D^ /fr'C,,dahlp tbo bonny
ride, but for the enjoyment and
admiration of the unique creations
provided for the entertainment by
the bright conception of the hos
tess .
As this was theocoasion for rosv
ppeotacles, the color scheme of
pink and white was moit beauti
fy borne* out everywhere through
out the spacious rooms and even!
entered into the delicious refresh
ments?and iu the rosy wine io
crystal glasses with wbloli was
?\ g( s 1*1 br,de'8 ^PPineas.
Flower-decked tables , held score-!
cards In the form of marriage belle
"n whose white surface pink cu
P 8 wero engraved, and as the
merrv guests gathered about them
a guessing contest ensued in the
J.". u' A L,terftT Love Tale")
which brought in numerous au
thors, heroes and heroines and end
ed, of course in "The Weddlna
Journey." Mi>s McDowall and
Miss Burnet were the successful
contestants and received dalntv
prises. 3
After the guessing came a sur
prise for the bride. A huge pie en
TnlTh ?!? ?-rlth ft8Para?u*n ferns
and bride s roses was brought In by
Miss Eleanor Godfrey and plaoed
on the table at which Miss Mc
Dowall sat. On the crust of the
seeming edible dainty was an
"original" poem dedicated to the
occasion "When the pIe was open
ed the hidden articles?lovely lit
tle reminders of the love of the giv
ere?were oarfully removed by the
recipient, and as eaoh contained an
original verse by the giver, which
was read aloud, much amusement
was afforded. Numerous, useful
and dainty were these little tokens,
showered in this unique manner no
on the beloved brife. But the
bride waa not the ontjr one to have a
chance at Jock, for aofem* little for
tune bearer?^sweet little "NMarle
bhannon, bore in a ailver biStei
flower-laden and filled with fortune
cakes, and eaoh possessor of single
bl-ssedneas waa allowed to have one
and to open It and find her fortune
oy I ring or a thimble -or an army
button or a pleo^nmo.sy. And
ihtn oarna thatialntj refreshments
of loss, strawberries and delicious
3?i!!L A*? lhu
J?lgl^ily^o^aiifirtIT complete
In Ms apprtfpriatsoaae,[ and with
I'""' ?Sk'SkiSfr ** ?"
-? % '? - --? -
Preaching at Fi ioudahlp.
We iihv^ been requested to an.
'??uuee Hint, ihere v\ili be preAch
hug at Fri.?i?.l?l?i|) HAptj8t CtiurPL,
, \V . 8t \\ Hiorrr, u. xi Sunday, June
?' 1>, *t 4 p. in , hy Hev. I*. W,
s'' i uggs.
At I lie Snyder
Gallery,
Vou will lin.l ?|| the latent
cards and tuldera for
i 'p-to-datc Photo
graphs.
$25
FOR THE POSTAL
TYPEWRITER.
Tin* Postal is the iirst
Practical Typewriter, hav
ing the Universal Key
board and Yiaible Writ
ing, to be offered at a real
ly low price.
D. H. BAUM, Agent,
Camden, S. C.
liV REPORT.
Tho following is a II,st of claims approv
ed and ordered paid ut the tegular month
ly meeting hold Monday. Juno 12, 1007:
U W Dabnoy, Supt p h $ 12 00
I) li Dabnoy, wo.ik at p h 10 00
Richard Price. Janitor 25 00
li E Munn, Hiipt c g 95 29
/ Hraunon, clay , r> 00
W V iltuoocil, n?'i<tf y 33 38
Whitaker ?& Burnet, coal for c h 10 BO
So Hell Tel Co, phone rent 8 25
Walker F< & Cogswell Co 41 28
Wiley Marshall, Adm, lid of Ed 14 40
.1 N McLeod, lumber wk. 18 75
M (J West, salary and postage 67 61
W D Trantham, salary 33 24
1) M McCaekill, salary 33 33
W P Sowell. overseeing li g 52 25
I II Moore, making election boxes 60 00
W T Smith, supplies to paupers 1(5 (55
T .1 Williams, shop work 8 00
B I) Williams, overseeing li g 140 30
B M Pearce. overseeing & team 14 0()
W A Schrock. adv and job wk 11 66
W Ij McDowell, adv and job wk 10 91
O W Birch more. adv and job wk 12 93
Burns & Barrett, supplies to g 22 93
A I) Kennedy, supplies to gang 65 27
I) J Clyburn & Co, supplies to g " 17 88
L W West, supplies to gang 5 45
John Boon, wk at jail 6 00
W It Clyburn. M I), prof ser 20 00
r PC Murchiscn. salary ^ 12 50
J S Trantham, sal and fees 157 98
8 C Zemp, M D, prof ?er 16 00 J
W B Turner, sal 59 43 ?
Lewis A Christmas, sup to gang 20 00 i
Sam Blanding, rd wk 12 83 '
Springs & Shannon, supplies 142 15 ,
J W Wood, rd wk 5 00 j
Total. f 1321 90 :
M. C. WEST,
Co. Superviaor,
VERY LOW RATES
TO
NORFOLK, VA., and Return, Account
Jamestown Ter-Centennial Rx
position
Via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
8ea*on, fcixty <lay and liftern day tiekcts ?*n sale daily com
mencing April 10th, to and including Nov. ;J0th, 1007.
Very low rates will alf-o bo made tor Military and Hrass
Hands in uniform attending the Fxpo>ition.
STOP OVKHS will be allowed on Season sixty day and
tifteoiMlay tickets, same an on Summer tourist tickets.
For full and complete information call on Ticket Agents
Southern Railway, or write
K. W. HUNT,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charleston, S. G.
MASCOT
LINE8.
Fishing Season Now On.
Go to A. D. Konndy's for anything in the Tackle line
Just received new lot of 'Ketch-all," Por i i; Hide on
Silkbody Phantom Minnows, Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Celebrated
Buel Spinners. Also all kinds of Spoon Bait,*Gulf Tarpon,
Sea Glass and Cotton Lines, Floats, Spears and Sinkers,
Rodholders, Dip Nets, Tackle Boxes, Bait Buckets and
Fishing Rods, Gill Netting, Etc. Hooks all sizes. Last hut
not least the fisherman's friend, "Lollacapop.'
fkm DpiID'Y
THE OPERA HOUSE
STORE
V
is prepared with progressive and up
to-date lines for the coming season
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 tor 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, Collars, 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.
Lcrmviv a pn
? d(jHIjH& k uUi
GOTTOI? goods
ON THE "JUMP."
?WW'
All Cotton Goods, Silks, Shoes and
v>
nearly all Merchandise are going up
every day.
We have a large Stock of these yjoodrt bought at the old
price, tiyit we arc still selling at tlio old prices?Oome now
while you still have a chance to get goods cheaper than you
will got them again soon.
Just A Few "Leaders" Below:
Shirting prints at 5c yd
A good Sea Inland at Oc yd
Beautiful lot Colored Lawn at oc ) <1
Cannon cloth 4-4 at 9c yd
Beautiful lot figured Organ dies at 10c yd
Ladies luce striped Hose 25c quality at 18c pair
A. lot Ladies and Children Sandals and Oxfords at a bargain
A lot short lengths white Lawns, closing out at 8 1-3
Beautiful lot figured iuoreei i/;eu white WaisiijigH f2ua quality
at 19c
A lot remnants of Matting, closing out at cost price
A good quality checked Homespun at 5c
A large table full of Embroideries that will interest every
lady?at prices that you can't match .
Ladies 16 button white silk Gloves at $1 V," o
1 |>c 50 inch Navy Blue Batiste at 60o yd
/tVhite Euching 6 pes in a box at 25e a box
A lot figured Madras for Boys waists 4-4 at lOo yd -
A big lot Ginghams and Chaimbrays at 1 So and lOo 3d
A lot children's Drawers at lOo and 15o pr
A lot Ladies Muslin Underwear at reduced prices ^
Cashmere Bouquet Soap at 15o cake
Colgate's Violet and Cashmere, Taloum Powder at 18c?the ?
r . > ^ t
25c kind /
, /
These are just a few of the many
special summer prices. Every de
partment is full of bargains for you.
Yours Respectfully,
The FamousGilt Edge Store,
P. T. Villepkoe, Proprietor.