The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 26, 1907, Image 3
BRUGES
High - Grade
GROCERY.
Fine Teas & Cof
fees.
Headquarters
For
"Good Things To
Eat."
Phone 49.
JmiI
For Rent.
Huu>e in Kirkwood on Lyttleton
street. For terms upply to Mine
Mary C. Watkins, or, to Edward F.
Walking, Agent, , Irwin Avenue,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Protracted Meeting at Autioch
We jiave beon requested to an
nounce tbat a protracted meeting
will commence'at Antioch Baptist
Church on the 2nd Sunday in Au
gust conducted by Rev. J. R.
Smith. Everybody is cordially in
vited to attend.
Ko^gious
This is to inform tbo congregation
of the Cook's Baptist Church and the
public generally that Providence
permitting wo will begin a meoting
at said Church on the 4th Sunday in
July, Order of services?11 a m
and early candle light p. m.
Rov. E. P." llutson, the gifted
pastor of the Heath-Spring Meth
odiflt (Wurch, has kindly consented
to assist tbo pastor in these meet
ings. Everybody cordially invited
to attend all theso services.
?J. 11. Pcarey, Pastor
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Notice. v
The Southern Railway will oper
ate Popular , Excursion, special
train, to leave Oaffney six o'clock
a. on. July30lh Via B!aoksbnrg,Roek
Hill nnd Camden for Charleston S.
C. returning leave Chajleaton on
any regular train up to and includ.
ing Thursday morning, August 1st.
This will be the only Excursion
run to Charleston during the season
and any one who desires to visit
"The City by the sea" woul<J do
well to take advantage of this op
portunity. Ratos will bo very low
from all points. Rate from Cam
den Will be announced later, as
well as departure of train.
W. 8. Cooper, Agent.
Strickon With Paralyais.
Special to The State.
Greenville, July 24.?Mrs. Wm,
T. Capers, widow of the late Rev.
Wm. T. Capers of the South Caro
lina conference and brother of Bish
op Ellison Capers, was stricken with
paralysis Tuesday arternoou at the
home of Mrs S. M. Reynolds, her
niece, with whom she has beoD
spending the summer. The physi
cians attending Mrs. Capers can not
t^U at this time bow seriously she
ffsaffeoted but her condition is re
' garded as precarious. The news
of her affliction will be learned
with Sincere sorrow by hundreds of
friends here and elsowhere in South
Carolina.
Petit Jurors.
The following list of Jurors Lave
? been drawn to serye for the July,
^1907, term of Oonrt:
First "Week.
J J Munn, M P Barfield, J 0 Cnrc
(bo, L W Raley, T E Good ale, J K
Smith. D M Holland. H 0 MoClen
don, James Babon. Thomas Holland,
W T Hasty, S H Yonng. E H liowen,
?W A Fletcher, W S Stokes, S P
Welsli, O ' Jones, John Oonnell, M
A 8baw, J M Bowers, J L Blackwell,
W O Blackwell. L S Cantben, J S
Join, B A Bowers, L E Alford, J J
B?H, R A Jackson, II J Mann, M L
Alford, A B Rabon, W 8 Burnet. W
D Paalkenberry, Ellison Oroft, J M
Roberts, H T Stover.
rv Second Week.
U-E-H- H P Datis, K T Mic
toe, T B Brace, 1> E Taylor. W H
TipeeJel, J H Sinclair, A J Hinaon,
t JUcKasale, N R Workman, John
ff/jQUteumd, T F Horton. L 0 Clj?
" an* W? W flackabee, W C Hough.
kil, F H AYraots, J D
orrit, Was.Bird, J A
J Drakeford, D M Kirkky,
Peak. W RQard
rB.JO
FOR RENT.
Collier- on Fair tftrcel. Apply ft,
Dr 8. K. HrfislugU'ti
?# 4*.
For Rent.
My rfteideucti <>n Lyttletou street
j I'oam saion given immediately.
Misa S. A Oibhcs.
Picnic.
Wt- have b?>en re<jue*t<d to ntt
nounee that them will be h picnic
*?1 Mr. K A, Yangliau't; Mil), on
Fri<)ay, .July 2<iili. J lie public iu
VI tr ().
basket Picnic.
I'borc will bo h bubkrt picnic h(
ihe re* i fie nee of Mr. .! . W. Wat
kins on .Saturday, .July 27lU. All
lovers of a good mo.tjjl, uncial
time are invitcd to attend with well
tilled baskets.
Tlifi beautiful farm homo with
large shade trees and u nice pool of
cold wtiter will make the occasion
very pleasant for those who attend.
Hoys piea&e leave your pistola
and whiskey at home; wo wnut
need them. II. L. II.
Southern Railway Popular Daylight
Excursion,
Now is your chance! Tuesday,
July 30th, to Charleston, lovely
lale of Palms and Sullivan's Inland.
From Galfney, lilackshurg and iu
termediatc points, via Kock (fill and
Camden, to Charleston. Ticketo
sold for special train going and
good to return on any Southern
Railway regular train up to and in
cluding Thursday morning trains,
Augnst 1, 1907. For tickets and
full information apply to any Sta
tion Agent Southern Railway, be
tween GafTney and Charleston, or
R. W. Hunt, Division Passenger
Agent, Charleston, S. C.
Dedication ttorvice.
The Dedication Service of the
Pino Creek Baptist Church will
take place on the Fourth Sunday
in July inat. We heartily and cor
dially invite all persons and
Churches who have contributed to
the building of our Church to send
representatives to the dedication
service on the 4tli|Sunday. Those
who put pose sending us contribu
tions will please bring or send the
same to us by the dedication eer
vice. Representatives wishing to
attend"these services will please
send their names to Mr. J. K.
Robertson, Chairman Com. on
Hospitality. We heartily invite
the Churches of Camden with their
pastors to attend these services.
Truly in Christ,
W. S. Walters.
Onions us Germ Killers.
Not long ago a Scotch teacher
gave this advice to her pupils; "If
you have cholera or scarlet feyer
in the house put some onions un
der the bed and they will sweep
away all disease." The onion
proved its virtue iu a remarkable
way forty years ago, when chorera
raged throughout London. It was
noticed with aurptise that one of
the most unsanitary districts was
almost exempt from the visitation.
The majority of the inhabitants
being Italians, were great ouion
eaters and strings of this vegeta
ble were fouud suspended from the
celling of nearly every room. The
medical olllcer of health concluded
that the onion, among its many
virtues, contains a powerful anti
doto against cholera morbus and
possibly other diseases.
Notice of Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby tfiven that on Mon
day, August 2fllh, 1907, I will appfy to
the Judge of Probate for Kershaw
County for Letters Dismisory as Execu
trix of the estate of \V. E Osteon, de
ceased. IIENUIETTA OSTEEN,
I Executrix.
July 2(Jill, 1907.?<
NOTICE OF HEALTH OFFICER
Charleston, S. C-, July 13th, 1907.
Mr. J no. W- Wilson. Heahh Oflicer,
Camden, S. C.
Dear Sir:?I received your three sam
ples of water, labeled ??J?." "II"and ??IV
respectively, on the 7th Inst, in good
condition. I am glad to report that none
of the samples showed the slightest evi
dence of pollution.
Your? truly,
Robert Wilson, Jr.
These samples wero ta^en fiom differ
ent section of the city?one from Ward
six, one from Ward two and one from
the Power House.
John W. Wilson.
Health Officer.
. lax Exeeutions.^
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Under and by virttie ofSundry tax
exfifcutjons to me direoted, I will proceed
tobell, Court Routfe door in the
City of Camden, <}n the first Monday in
August* 1907, during the legal hours of
sale, the following described real estate:
*o-wit: . \
4 acres and 1 bnilding bounded North
and East by K. 8. Villepigue, South by
William Warring, and on the West by
Estate of LuoretU Patterson. Levied up
on and to be sold as' the property of
RIehard Certain,
90 acres bounded on the North bv Es
tate of Snow Desapsey. East by Liberty
11 it Land Camden public road, South by
Estate of Mark Bikes, aad on the West
ky M. Baaiu. Levied npon and to be
'" as the property of Eatate of Rev, E.
M "
-??am.
If'. Rerv iu the 0|)> ru Ilou*e Sun
day.
On l of i lie dedicatory ser
of the J'itie ( 11-? k Huplia
Church lli.Tt- .sill hi* H o roily ion.
set vii:i'8 lit lit ill list* ()|>0|u Hous<
Ku Sunday.
No Court
' o'irt ?r?itj vened iu C?md? n laai
MoimIhv but owing to 11,?? illness ol
the stenographer, Mr. \\ . H. Mc
l'eat, Judge Daot/.ler adjourned
cruirt until next Monday at whieh
lime it ih hoped that Mr. McKent
will he ahle to take up In a wuik.
the presentment of the grand
jury, however, wbh handed in hut
Contains nothing of special interest
Iu the public. The foreman asks
for further tune in which to make a
more complete report.
Storm.
Quito a severe storm passed over
Camden yewterday afternoon be
tween ti and N o'clock. The storm
prevailed for about one hour and a
half before its tury nun spent.
Considerable damage was done to
the trots; many limbs were snap
ped oir and sound tree* were entire
ly uprooted. Lightning struck a
tree near the residence of Senator
W. II. Hough and thinking the
house was on the an alarm was sent
tu Notwithstanding the storm was
t-til! going on the company tespond
ed promptly but their services were
not needed.
The Contested K'ecijon Case
Arguments in the contested elec
tion case were Heard by the State
Hoard of Canvassers last Tuesday
The Hoard wished to get the ruling
of the Attorney General on several
points and its decision has not yet
been announced. Among those who
attended the hearing were.: Messrs
M. L. Smith, T J. Kirklaud, H . H.
Claike, Lawrence A. McDowell,
Seldon Williams, U. H. ICllioit, J. C.
Pi ice, L. A. Wittkowsky, II. L
Watkins, W. J. Dunn, John Me
Smyrl, VV. H. Zemp and VV. A.
Sobrock.
Hymeneal.
()u Monday afternoon last, the
22nd, nl 6:30 o'clock, Mihh S-idie
B. Kennedy and Mr. K. C. von
Tienckow were married at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs. A. I). Kennedy on
Fair street. A pleasant reception
was held immediately after the
cercinony. Mr. and Mrs. von
Tresc.kow left on the 8 o'clock Sea
boafd train for a trip abroad.
On Wednesday evening at 0:45,
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. G. .1.
Shannon, Sr., Miss Josepheue Ker
shaw Shannon was married to Mr
Grover Lee Black well.
i he sunset hour was in harmony
with the tones of yellow and brown
of the sunflowers thai were used for
decoration.
Little Miss Joyce Steedman
strewed 11-)wera on the path-way of
the hi id*', who, preceded by Miss
Jennie Shannon, her maid of honor,
entered on the arm of her father
nod met the groom and his best
wan, Mr. Duncan Lang.
At an improvised altar banked
with feras and flowers, among lov
ing fripnds and relative*, Rev. W.
B. Goidan pronounced this couple
man and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell left on
tho north-bound Seaboard for New]
York, Washington and other points
of interest. It is a source of great
regret to their boat oC Camden
friends, that Mr. and Mrs. Black
well will in future reside in Union,
where Mr, Blackwell has opened a
jewelry store.
Among the out of town guests
were: Mrs. Blackwell and Mrs.
B(izjraan, of Keisbaw; Mrs. Frank
Lftchicotte, Miss Fried heim and
Master Charles ?eu*lS of . ll??ck
Hill; Mr, and Mrs. A. S. He)waid
and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Sbamx.n, ? f
Columbia.
I. H. ALEXANDER, D. D, 3.,
OFFICE "ON UPPER MAIN ST
CAMDEN. 8. C.,
W. B. DELOACH,
Attorney
?At
Law,
OAMDKN, S. O.
Trespass Notice.
Trespassing or bathing will
not bo allowed at "MillbanU ''
, John Boykin.
Money To Loan.
I am prepared <o make loan* o.i ap
proved security of Retl Estate in Ker
?lww County on term* to suit lvorrower
W. M. SHANNON,
Attorney at Law.
Camden, 8. C., Nov. 15, 1906.
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Dr. A. L. Harvin,
dIbntist,
Office over Dr. F. Leslie Zemp's
Drag 8tore.
Phone 184.
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Surveyor's Notice.
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6ANTPY # BOYKilM,;
I r'lfji INMJRANCI-.
/
^ dwelling And Momtntilo Risks A Specialty.
Wo "Hojiylsrui Only TUo Host Ami Moat Uoliahlt; Companies
K'?a' Kslato And liontinii' Au'onts.
KEEF
YOUR EYE ON THIS
Q
IM MJfc,
Six-room dwelling on I/iiir.'iH Mn?et, lacing tlu: I'.uk and
Graded School grounds. I ,oi is 00x.>00 ('??< t. Mable or prom
ise.s. Oity water and e'leclviw lights in house Price ?1000.
Six-room dwelling on LuFavol to Avonuc adjoining the now
Baptist Ciiim h Parsonage. Oi'y water ami eloelric light* in
house. Price ?1 700,0"
Five room dwelling, corner Mill and Haile streets. Oity
water in house. $P2.2r) per month.
Five-room dwelling on Lafayette Avenue. City water in
house, $11 00 per month.
Nine-room dwelling on Mill street, below DeKalh. KJec
trie lights and city water in house. $ 10.00 per month.
The old Rich House on Broad street, north of the Victoria
Hotel. House fully furnished and has city water and electric
lights. $20. per monUa^p' /
c. c MOORE.
Tho ICInd You liavo Always Bought, aiul which 1ms been,
iu uso for over SO years, has borne tho signature of
.? and has bec;i niado utidcr his ]?<:r
^ snnal supervision sin?e its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and 44 Jusl-ais-good " are hub
Experiments tlis^fc trilio with and cinluiij;vi* tho health of
Infants and Children?lSxperiene? against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro
(foric, l>rops and Southing Ayrupx. Jt is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotib
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. 1< dc.st roys Worm*
nnd allays Foverishness. It cares DiarrhuM and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Tv.?ubu-s, ??;re.a Constipation
and Flatulency. H ussinillul.es the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and ItoiVels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea?Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
' Thc cfNTki i tount.if, ft oTMtr, new Von* on*.
Advertise In THE CHRONICLE,
Hot Weather Talk.
Come And See I lie Cool Breezy
Things
ki Tjl A PiU 0 A i{ A 0 4 AF,,',
m lliij urn Lugu m\mi
Kvervbody is thinking now of how to keep cool this hot?
weather. To those wlio are going to mountain or seashore
we say conie in and let us help you to get otV We have a
nice line of light weight wool goods, just the thin# for the
cool eve-flings in the mountains, .lust received a nice line of
Trunks, Dress Suit Case* Kte.
Now for the folks'that stay at home. (Jonio and soe tho
cool breezy things wo are showing. All of our Figured Lawn,
Batiste, Ktc., at reduced price; we have them from Ge yd. up.
1 lot Figured Silk Organdies, beautiful patterns, (>0c values,
reduced to 3(Jc.
I |nt figured Silk Tissues, sold at 25c yd., reduced to l'Jc.
1 lot Striped and Figured Madras, 20c values, reduced to
1 Sc per yd.
1 lot short length Cannon Cloth reduced to (Jc yd.
I lot Ginghams, nice patterns for boys' waists, shirts, chil
dren's dresses, etc., reducod to 9c. yd.
VVc are sacrificing our entire Stick of Embroideries. -?\Oome
quick for the prices on these goods can't be matched in a
longt ime.
A good Sea Island at 5c yd.
Shirting Prints, short lengths, at 4 1-2 cts yd. *
Colgate Talcum Powder, the 2?>e lynd, at 18c.
it
Star Brand Shoes Are Better."
Just roceived a bijr shipment ol these celebrated shoes
These are tlie kind that sati?fy.
? r . 4m
Yours Kt'^pcctlully, -w"*L*
V. T. Villcpitfuo. Proprietor.