The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1915, Image 7
^ n?r?Hurli? kvmi tm fro?? Al.hevUlo Hat unity. (juluta a iiuxaber
tip, wblrb wan killed ?r Ut.tla of took h look at it aixl
^ by * ??#ro Hvtiijc <mi Mw. lm?l aver hoard of an ttagle l*?lnK kill
i Harris* place, W?? bronchi to vtl In that mv-Mou t*?f ora.
nnouncement
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We are making loans on
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Cotton stored in reliable
Warehouse at
6 Per Cent
If you want to hold your
cotton come in to see us.
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The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
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TJ. tt. Battleship M*5outh Carolina"
GREAT CELEBRATION
AT CHARLESTON
DECEMBER 13Ttf TO 17TH, 1915
Tilt; Sold hern C>>mlnerei\jM.,oni;ross will 1 ?<? hold lit Charleston Dewmbur
lHtli to 17th.. 11)15, This Is nil Assoeiat ion ? ?f prominent business men ri\>m
all oMT the South and meetings :nVl> hold each year for the purpose of
illscussiijg liushiewH welfare,, both of the nianuf#$turer and of the farmer.
Lust r t be Congress was hold' a'F Oklahoma City and he year before
!U-.\l<iliil<\ Tlvls year thp meeting Is to ho hold at Charleston ami very
many men <>f prom i net) t^huslneAs. i sviohtl and public life have already a(^
copied invitations to l>e present. At least f"ur members of the Cabinet .of
the President of the United States will he present at the mooting.
A squadron of the Atlantit Fleet, <j?orpedo Hoats, Submarines and Torpedo
Boat I H'stroyors, as well as Dvoadiiautfhts, will ho in the Charleston Har*
bor, opyn for inspection of the public, Ikioomhor 14th ami 15tli, and visitors
at this time will also have the pleasure of seeing a magnificent carnival.
Southern Hallway is arranging special faro tickets and excursion trains.
Spray With Red Devil Lye
Makes old orchards produce ; doubles i
of garden and truck. 3uy a can at y?u*" ?r '
spray and grow prise winners. ?
Wm. Schield Mfg. Co* St. LouU. Mo. -
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I IUX.KAM i \\IUV\ ( HAI TAi qi A
To II <4d Next I Wndiim^y,
i ?iinMitt) Hy s< huoi rtgurlitlf
Twwdgy, Wednesday a i^tt Tliursduy
of IM'M Week will Im- Ihl'ce big
"f - 1 ? U - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , lilyli <l?s> iuliiiiifiit
W III' ll Ims I It ' 1 1 111 I |UK< 'I >l> I >14' School
Improvement AhkocIiU ion of Camden,
'I'tjese attnotlous will Ih* pr<?vltl4Hl by
.the UtttMUYe Co., of WuhliiiiKtoit, l>.
C.
Duclujl ili?- i h i i f ? l j i > ,i i id H. mil
and the following program will
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Tuesday, Nov. HUIi
li i.? p. hi. opening eoneert uimI Ku
IitIii hlim-nt . II, v I lie < 'olumhin Cimu i l
Company.
I :<M( p. in. |.<*<-thrc "The CoiniuK
Man II jr vol. 1 ioyrge A. ^arhart.
K:jr> p. jii,. Lecture' "Civic l?lght
?'ousiu*srt." hy Col. (J&orge A. uWir
) i ;i 1 1
0:00 p. m. Comer! ami cajertaln
Uient liy the Columbia Concert Coin
puny.
Wednesday, Nov. 17th
J|:15 p. in. lupcrsonnlioiis, Songs
and dramatic poems, h,\ tin* Scotch
Canadian I'litcrtniucr, Kutfene Lock
hurt.
4 :4M) p. in. ? Korty-Klve minutes with
America's (greatest Magician, Durno, '
till1 Mysterious. ? j
S:I5 | *. iii.~ lint1 IiuikI led minutes of
fun. fiinl and furious, with IMirno &
Co., in marvelous feats of magic ami
VonlrHiKpiiusin : and ICtigene l/>ekhart.
entertainer and drdiimtie Header.
Thursday, Nov. I8tli
H:ift p. 111. -Ijcciure. "Curie Suiu and
Aincrlcan ideals,'' by i>r. Wiiliuin
Under. Chautauqua director.
1 1()0 p. in.? Oraml concert, by the
Tryoluaii Alpine Yodlers.
H:15 p. in. ? Instrumental ami vocal
concert and entertainment, by the
Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers.
!> :cm? p. nr. ? l.eeture, 4,Tho Making of
a Man," Iiy Dr. William Under.
The exercises will Im> held ill the
<>|torn house. ? A season ticket for all
the events costs only $l.f>o, children's
tickets $1.00 ;.slnftle admission 50 cents
any evening, and '15 cents any a'fter
noon.
The programs art* all full of novelty
and instruction. This is a great feast
cf' the best of entertainment at. a very
nominal cost and the deserved "patron
atfe will help the School Association
in carrying out the purposes of their
cnjanl/.iitlon; i
Next Friday at tile Majestic? I IazH
Da\\;n as "NIOBE.''
SOME BRICKLAYER.
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Negro Handles 40,000 Bricks a Da.\ .
.. ? ? 1 Six Days a Weefc. '.yV-*"1
"Mr. Keeyes is f>robably ?d truthful
man,, hut when ho soys. there Is one
?ifegro who cftn lay 40,000 bricks- a day
-?well, I aui from ^HshouiI, Unit's
all," waft tli'e general opinion a few
days ago when the statement was
made. Laylntf 8,(XK) to 10,000 bricks
a flay is usually considered good work.
But Wednesday. <!alfney |?<?< ?f ?1?* who
were Interested were treated to the
sight of placing in position On Lime*
stone street approximately t\<o retire
thousand hTiekH. Sid Taylor, colored,
expert brick layer, kept sevpn or eight
men husy all day bringing the bricks
to hhn and then he had plenty of tlni?
to rest at intervals. /This was not. a
special one-day performance, but lie
handles an equal number six days in
the week. His work created much
wonder and amazement among the
spectators who thronged the space be
twecn the court house and the city
hall throughout the ' d&y. ? (JafTney
ledger.
Stockton News Ilems.
Boykin, S. (?., Nov. 10.? Dr. and Mrs.
.T. C Pearce, of Graniteville. spent the
week end at the home of their uncle,
Mr. B. M., Pearce. x
Miss 11a. J. Bear den attended the
Teachers -Institute at Camden Friday
nTHFSaturdayr" ????.'- ? * ?
Miss Mary Allen Bo.ykin, of Oharles
ton, 3B,~>ipen<nng The" winter with her
grandmother, ?.,?
Mr. K. D. Turner, who 1ms been ill
for several weeks lias gone to the Cam
den Hospital for treatment. J
Rev. and Mrs. J. P. Atterway spent
Sunday night at the home Of Mr. .1.
O. .Humphries.
Mr. and Mrs. Hey ward, of Columbia,
spent Sunday with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Boykin.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. C. Moo^e, of Cam
den, spent Sunday at the liome "f Mr.
K. M. Workman.
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One by one the men who. fought un
der Lee and Jackson for southern
lights are parsing to the other show.
Mr. J,.M. Caftkey has answered t<> the
last roll- call.; He gently passed :iway
at o'clock yesterday aftert??H?t? ??
the home of hU .daughter, Mrs. L'ur
nian at Pleasant Hill. i> the
75th year of his age. He was the son
wife, Elizabeth (Montgomery) Caskey,
and was born just three miles east of
the town of I*ancaster. ? Lancaster
News.
Next Friday at tlie Majestic Hasel
Dawn as "NIOBB."
- KWWMAW NKWK NOTES. "r
Interesting Happening* (i?lhrrrd From
The Kr? of 'Ilia! I'Utk
WWIf S. K. Williams whs ItrtiiKtUK
II bttltt OS I'uttult tx> lowil U*t Wotluv*
day, a ml after he got inside i )i?* in
1 1 1 ) 1 1 1 H NOU|(MI|H> slipped U|l to
the bark of tin- wagon ti i h I w?M tli?>
hale ill re, Iteforc tin* llro could 1 ??>
MHWUhM t|i?' (<iltoii wits o-usldcra
|H> damaged and Mr. Wlllhnn- IhhI (..I
sUlfi I II loss,
Ml ^ l.ill Mliikeiicy , of Camden. >|wnt j
the week end tit Kershaw at ll?o lioiup
of hlT UUrle. 10. I>. IMakeney, Ksij.
Nli hkI \li .1 M 1 1 < ill it, j if Ollitt |
don. n|k*iu last Sunday at the home of
TTTTTTi ? miciImoii near Korahaw.
1 ?.<? llnn?liik' Itock School I in | > i < ? v i -
iih'IiI Association will (|iv?> ii H??X I'ar
ty .ii ilif school i ion si* Friday oven
Inn. Xovomher 10th. There will also
I'*' many other intorostliiK fi'tlnriv.
Itceause of the Kfioolal religious sei
che# I >?>| I||X hMl In tho l'ro?hyterluu
< hurch }t Inis been decided to postpone
tho bazaar until Saturday Nov. JitKh.
Sunday afternoon lire w?is dlseov
en ?? I In a closet in tlu? home of 'I'. .1
and ahout om> hundred i|ol
j.ti I's worh of damage was <l<mc. in
tin tiling before tlu? llro I'iMhl lu> ox
I inuuishoil.
TIuto has jiint been received at I ho
stable of John W. Ingram t lirtn* car
loads of thoroughbred Pole Annus short
horned cattle which an* being for salo
for cash, or in f yclmiitfo for common
m|im-|< cattle III ftWjff to gel 1 1 1 1 i ixlti.-fd
into this xocton a better grade <>f stock.
Till* oiler Is being made b\ I lie Kei
sluiw <)| Mill and Mr. Ingrnui. and
^ir. Iljtgi&m s a v s that It > not 'their
purpose to make profit, hut to aid In
flu* In! i nduct l?>u of a hotter grade ftf
cat IN', which hi tho end wll ho far
more profitable to tho purchasers of
I III' stock;
tin last Sunday evening at the home
of the officiating minister. Hoy. .1. M.
Xoal, Mr. William T. Kakor. of tho
<l;iU Jtlilge WH'tloU, niid Mrs. Allllie
Coals, of tho Sand Mill community;
were united in marriage.
Venion Cook, who has. been -attend
ing"' a university hi Cermany ./or the
purpose of ohtauhig the Ph. I >. degree,
returned homo Sunday after 111 roc
years absence.' His numerous friends.
Us well as ids rola I Ives, aye glad l??
see him again. Ho titf.ks very infer
estiugly of'tho-wnr null oli'er incident*
II III ~
^rtiUMfiirliiK mi the euuiiiicmt tbuugii
it i v 1 < 1 1 ? 1 1 1 in Ccrmany wlinv tin* wai
Ih-kmii. Mr. rook states that hi* M?f
fi-rod HO indignity by rtm*on of the con
|i <'\? r>.v l>?'l v\ i>4mi (hat ?ouulry and lh?<
I ullod StaU'*, hut ?HI tlui roUlrui> ll' ?
fwvwi BVi*ry eourtoxy Mini of
|(i'oi(M'tl?ii) from muiimm'oux friends, In
th?' i* veil I that he should Im< molested
, In any way.
Miss Ciiroliiif A<laiu*, danuhter of
I he lute Mr. and Mrs. Ityuuin Aland*.
Ulml In tin* Kiijit Kldfir Ki'i'ilun and
vviiH hurled al Fork 1 1 1 1 ) Thursday,
' l lit* funeral xurvhvK being rouduetfd
by liev. Tv A. Dahuey. Mhfo Adam*
' was .VJ years of ag i\ She died fronj
; Idood poisoning whh^i ivnuited from
an i 1 1 j 1 1 1 > ivrchnl about live HM.Hlf.lMK
j u?o.
S|M.?-lal Instrumental tuuhh' wax ren
dered Sunday ul^hl at llti> I'resbyte'
rill 1 1 < hutvh l>\ Mr. and Mix. John
('?ru/i and Miss I lari iu^jon, of Camden.
I.tuoy Italian!, of iU> llaugfjitf Hock
section, >;<>h of Mr. and Mr*.- T. U. Hal
lanl, h;is marrn-d WtHlne*ilifil>
ulntyi to Mis* l'.tlu KuUtfit. daughter
<?f Nil', and Mrs. .1. IK Knluht. of tint
Ojjl> Midge siM-tiou, al lli?' lionit* of tin*
j brldeV parents, Mev. .1. M NciVl olU
Kdrttlnu. KerNhttw Jvrn
rotated Pftrafr*9*>?
Tim ?????!> ?*<ilt Ion cateheM tilt* l>ook
w^rtu. ? ' ' >
A whtt* ll?* Is widow \ ft to wlilto us It
Is imlntiKr
Ultf lt??ui>- mii?I h splry l?r?*Hth Hr?*
-1 1 1 h i to tfii on u iiihm.
a ma u < inn get ititfiMt <>r |b# yvortil
UllUs.x lie Is lioril Willi olio,
I*vi?r>v Afternoon at Jj.'HO
o'riht'k. i Mop in after tU?l
sh?t|.|'thiK trip, *??? Ju*l liofoiv,
aiwl !??? ll)HtWt H 11*1 OhtUfilll|lWl
at th?> kiiiiio Unit*.
TODAY
"Captain Coqrtoay"
with Duslin Karmun.
MaliiHc 8 :8Q
Night 7:15
Majestic Theatre.
Another car load of DODGE CARS
will get here on Tuesday. Call on us
for demonstration. The car that will
be all joy to own.
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CAMDEN MOTOR COMPANY
Camden, Wed. Nov. 24
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