Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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local flfoatter. Fine I'lyttuif. Mulberry pasture is ready for cattle pasturing for the season. Far terras apply to E. Collins. i ? l^ng T?un?HM'? Fight. For twenty year* W. L. Kawls, of Ylells, Ten n., fought nasal catarrh. He write*: "The swelling and sore ness inside iny nose was fearful, till I began applying Bucklen's Arnica Halve to Ui* sore surface; tigs caused the soreness and swelling to disap pear, never to return." Best salve in existence. 5* 5c at F. LetHe Zetup, Druggist. To ltei*l. I ? 5 Room Cottage on L.a Payette Avenue. Apply to E. C. von Tresckow. Marriage. Mr. Arthur Goodwin- and Miss Lela Barnes were marri e d "Wednesday evening at seven o'clock in the First Presbyterian church, the pastor, Kev. T. W. Stone, being tho officiating minis ter. ? Greenville Mountaineer, June 23, '06. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Sallie A. Barnes, formerly of this city, and a sifter of Mrs. Minnie Itawlinsou of Rock Hill, find Mr. W. D. Barnes of Omaha, Nebraska, all of whom are well known and popular with our people. We extend best wishes to the young couple. The FariucrM Institute. Clemson College, S. C., June 25, '00. Mr. W. A. Schrock, Camden, 8. C., Dear Sir: 1 am just in receipt of your paper dated June 21st. I notice your mentiou of the Farmers Institute to be held at Cauiden. Uufortunately in my letter to you I did not state tho month. Our car will not be at Camden until July 26th. 1 wish that you would have a notice in your paper and also notify as many people as possible that the car will not be at Camden until the 528th of July. I am very sorry that this mistake occurred. We shall hold an institute at Be th utie on the 27th of July. Very truly yours J. N. Harper, Director. The above letter is self Ex planatory. In his first to us, Prof. Harper gave the dates, 27th and 28th, so we.verv natural ly inferred that tliuy related to iu?t., and not prox. SCHEDULE OF GAMES OP THE Sooth Carolina State Base Ball Leagne. The games to be played on the home grounds are as follows: Orangeburg, June 14 15 10, Au gust 6 7 8. Sumter, June 18 19 20, August 0 10 11. Darlington, June 25 20 27, Au gust 10 17 1H. Manning, Juue 28 29 30, July 10 17 18. Georgetown, July 9 10 11 20 27 28. The games to be played by Caindeti with other teams are as follows : At Manning, June 11 12 13, Aug 2 3 4. At Georgetown, June 21 22 23, August 18 14 15. At Orangeburg, July 2 3 4, 19 20 21. At Sumter, June 5 0 7, 23 24 25. At Darlington, July 12 13 14, 30 31, August 1st. To Car? Count I |>n Mon Fprrrcr. Tmfct; < Htmurou Cnmly (.'ntlmrilc- loo nr7>ft it c. e. C. full to curc, druKtfiKt* refund tu'Miey. To Farmers and Gardeners. WOOD'S TL'KNII* KICK I >8 arc spe cially grown with reference to their adaptation to our southern soil and climate. It makes a big difference in crop results, the kind of seeds you sow ?nd where the seeds you sow were *?*? iwn. Turnip seeds grown in some section* do i|ot make satisfactory roots in the South. Hegin right' ? 1*1, ANT WOOD'S S1(K I >8 ? end right! Culture.? Sow the early sorts In Ju ly or August, the later sorts in Augu-t and the salad varieties during August Mild September How either broadcast or in drills 2 feet apart, thinning out. to ? inches and roll t he ground after sowing. Kutnbngas should he sown in July and early mi August, and earthed up as they grow. The early turnips may also he sown in the spring, Sow 1 '-g pounds fo the acre in drills, two pounds broadcast; salad turnips re quire three pound* to the acre. 1'WrC! Oj|. rtcfH., '4II? 15 ots , AH > miotic*. All fresh seed. Received this week, Seed sent by mail or express, jf, ^Leslie Zentp'8 ff>barmac\>, 'Phone , ? poors nJioye pQstofflce, f I * Bam ;Ball. . To thte surprise of no one, Camden took the last game from 3umter on Wednesday of last week, the score being 8 to 2. Playing atGeorge town on Thurs day, Friday aud Saturday, we l secured two out of the three games played there, oue of them being a shut out for Georgetown, r The result, of the two games I played so far this week, those of Monday und Tuesday on the home ground up to the time of our going to press is as follows : Monday. ? Camden 5. Darlington, 3. Tuesday. ? Camden, 0. Darlington 2. \ The game of yesterday (Wed nesday) will be reported next weelc, as will be ail others played up to Weduesday, noon. Man ning will engage the attention of our boys the remainder of the week here.. Next week the team goes to Orangeburg and Sumter. - State Prcw Association. We have been notified by Sec retary Langston that the 1906 meeting of the State Press As sociation will be held at the Isle of Palms July 17-18-19 in stead of the former date. Thosa who desire to participate iu the trip to the east are requested to notify President E. H. Aull, Newberry, S. C., at once of their intention as it is necessary for him to know some time in ad vance if a sufficient number de sire to make the trip to warrant him in going ahead with the ar rangements. Deaths. Mrs. 0- E. Frietag died at her home at 1527 Lincoln street at- a minute before 12 o'clock last night. She was 74 years of age and has been living in Columbia, having moved here frem Camden. She is survived by two sous, A, H. Frietag of this city aud William Frietag of Camden, and one daughter, Mrs. Kate Berry of Sumter. ? The State, June 20. Died, at her home iu West Wateree on the 21st inst. Mrs. Josephine Moore, relict of the late Thomas Moore, Esq. De ceased was very aged, aud was one of the most loveable charac ters we ever knew. She was the mother of Mrs. S. B. Latliam who predeceased her. Good bye Grandma. Thou art now in that world where no suf fering and sorrow is, rejoicing in the fullness of the reward that comes to those who loved their God and trusted him throughout all the weary days of suffering and sorrow that He saw fit to inflict upon you on this earth. A Western Wonder. There's a Hill at Bowie, Tex., Unit's twice art big as last year. Tins won der Is W. Jj. Hill, who from a weight of 1M) pounds, has grown to ovor ISO. Me says: "I sulTere'l with a terrible cough, and doctors gave me up to die of Consumption. I was reduced to 00 pounds, when I began taking l>r. King's New Discovery for Consutnp* Lion , Coughs and Colds. Now, after taking 12 bottles, I have more than doubled in weight and am completely, cured." Only sure Cough and Cold cure, Guaranteed by F. Leslie Zemp, Drnggvst. ftOo and $1.00. Trial bottle free. UNIVERSITY 0! SOUTH CAROLINA. Scholarship Hxami nation. Til E UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA offers Scholarships in the Normal Department to two young men from each County. Each Scholar ship is worth $10 iu money and $18 matriculation or "term" fee. X. Examination will beheld at County sent FRIDAY, .Inly 0th. Examina tion tor admission to thu University will be held at the same time. Write for information to REN, I A M I N SLOAN, l'res., Columbia, S. C. . ? I W.i Ordinance. Changing The Name Of Boundary Street To Clies I nut Street. Re it ordained by the City Council of the City of Camden, S. C. : 1. That the name of the Street in the City of Camden, S. (\, known and designated as boundary Street, and heretofore marking the Northern boundary of said City, be and is hereby changed anil that said Stnn-t hereafter, aud from and after the pas sage of this Ordinance, be named, designated and known as Cbesnut Street of the City of Camden, S. C. 2. That all Ordinanoe* inconsistent with or in conflict with this Ordinance be, and arc hereby, repealed. Rati lied by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Camden, S. C., this 4th day of June, l?oo. II. O. CARRISON, Mayor. I J, J . Goodale. Clerk. | June 11, loon. PERSONAL Mr. Lexie Geisenheimer is at home for the holidays. ?-Mr. P. T. Villepigue and family are now at their Summer home at Saluda, N. C. ?Our friend, Mr. Wesley Hen Beulah, is we resjret to quite ill with typhoid . Mrs. L. McL. Brown of rhree Rivers, Miss., is visiting her sister, Mrs. Joel Hou* h of this city. * ?Mr. J. E. McLaurin, pro- 1 Srietor and manager of the Bi ir pnng Baths, Bethune, S. C.. was with us on Tuesday. --We are pleased to welcome I another candidato into the lists .Capt- L' L- Clyburn of DeKalb tor senator. See Ins oard. ?Dr. I. H. Alexander left on Tuesday to attend the meeting ?f o,e Dental Association I at Charleston. We wish him a good time. . ~T^r: English, the popu- 1 larb. A. L. freight agent here will soon leave us to become the oommercial agent of the Sea board system at Columbia. Miss Ella West the charming I y??? daughter of our friend, Mr. J P. West of Beulal, has re turned from Edgefield Collegiate Institute, for the summer vaca- 1 tion. ^Jr* F ? GiflFord left us on I Tuesday night, for a brief visit ? 9,1Tord a?d the children at Whitesburg, Tenn. Bob wasn t risking any weak points, so paid up his subscription be fore he left. t Our good friends. Messrs.! Isaac Owens and Belton Mickle brought us some of those peas last week that we had been talk ing about. We tind them good for ourselves, and guess the cow uoes likewise. Victor Kosenberger of I New York was in the city last week on a brief visit to liis'aunt, rIS;? Baum- He is a son '>f Mr. S. M. Rosen berger a I former well kuowu citizen. 1 Malvern Hill. Dear Editor: Here I am again from this dull old place. W e had quite a wind storm I here last Sunday night Messrs Walter Rush and James McDowell of Camden were among us Sunday. We think there must be some at- 1 traction out here, especially f?* Walter, but, never mindl come agaiu, we are always glau to seo you. ? Miss Edna McCurry of PI or- 1 ?nee, S. C., is spending some I time with friends and lelatives at this place. Miss Lula Gastrin of Sumter I 18 A1Sllm" Mlss Ntlnuie Brannon. i ^TVllidow was cast over us last Friday morning June 22nd, 1 he Death Angel of God I visited the home of Mr. and Mrs J- Lewis and took from their arms their little babe, Lucile. I he remains were laid to rest at Malvern Chapel. There will be preaching at Mai vei n Chapel naxt Sunday, July s!,mi y W- R Gordon. Sunday school at 4 o'clock, and preaching at 5 o'clock. Blue Belle* The Ono Day Cold Cur\ ^old lit )ira?l no (I Bovc throat curctl t?v Ktr piott'x Chocolate)* I,axutivc Quinine. Ah c.\?y to Bite aacandj'. "Cbiltlrcucry for them." MlrnculoiiH Cure. Tilt* following statement by II. M. Adams and wife, Henrietta, l'a., will in If rest parents ami other*. "A mi raculous enre I. as taken place in nur home. Our cliiltl liad eczema ft yea re and waft pronounced incurable, when we read about Klentric Hitters, and concluded to try it. Before the second bottle w?h all taken we noticed a change for the bett.?r, and after taking 7 bottles lie was completely cured." It is tilt up-to-date blood medicine and body building tonic. Guaranteed. 60c. and $1.00 at F. Les lie Zemp's drug .store. Notice. Notice is hereby given that no claims against the county for work on the road or bridges of the oouut.y will be apnroved un less ?,he work was authorised by a member of the board, and the member of the board authori zing the work must approve the claim before it is presented to the Board. J. M. SQWELL, County Supervisor. Columbia Liquor Company, 1> HA I, KHS IN IUrIi Grade Wines nml Liquors. Pennsylvania and Maryland Ryes, and Kentucky Bourbons. Tennessee, North Carolina and Georgia Corn Liquors. All kinds of NATIVE AND IMPORTED WINbS. We conduct a General Mail Order Business, and Solicit Your Patronage. Uox .i BREVITIES. ? ?; ~ ? ?We can giv? you a good Job in printing stationary of all klnas. Try as. , ? Note ohanjgpt in notice of the Summer ScbQO^ .and that of Clemson College- Both . items are important. - - ?y' A ' ? Our "Political Pick-ups'* in this issue may interest you. Read them and do a little re flecting on your own account. ? "Zemp's Special" cigar holds the palm for a choice nick el smoke. Call for one or a bunch at Dr. F. Leslie Zemp's, and say we sent you. The Clemson College Farmers Institute July 28th. Everybody must take in this Interesting ex hibit. The lectures too, are well worth hearing. When the baby tatka, it Is time to give Hoi hater's Rooky Mountain Tea. It's the greatest baby medicine known to loving mother*, It makes the in est, sleep and (roar. So cents, Tea or Tablets. ? Read our editorial 14 Don't Cloud the Issues. " If you don't like it, say sot and give us a man's reason. Just, M 'cause I don't," is no reason at all. ? Lawyers, the Probate Judge, the Master and all others are re spectfully reminded that we publish summons, administra tion notices, and any other mat ter usually published in a news paper, ? The farmer, or anybody else who is too old to learn ought to die some, and make room for people who can do the country some good. Attend the Farm ers Institute on July 28th. What's the good of keeping from him Any good things you may see. That will lift liin load of labor Like Rocky Mountain Tea. Zemp & DePass. ? New lot of job stationary, type, borders and ornaments just received. Call on us when in need of anything from a hand bill to an encyclopoedia. ? We don't want any candi date to hesitate in placing his announcement with us because of the fact that we are a candi date ourselves. We can't hurt vou, can help you, besides which suppose there was only one pa per here, and that paper ours. You would have topiaoe your curds with us or suffer a handi cap. THE STATE CAMPAIGN. Placet* and Date* of Meetings Fixed. Camden Meeting on Friday, July 27th. The special committee of the state Democratic executive com mittee has arranged the follow ing schedule for the state cum-' paign meetings: Edgefield, Thursday, June 28 Saluda, Friday, '* 29 Lexington, Saturday, 44 30 Columbia, Monday July 9 Orangeburg, Tuesday, 44 10 Sumter, Wednesday, 44 11 Manning, Thursday, " 12 Monks Corner, Friday, 44 13 Georgetown, Saturday, 44 14 Kingstree, Monday, 44 16 Florence, Tuesday, 44 17 Marion, Wednesday, " 18 Conway, Friday, '* 20 Darliugton, Saturday, ' 14 21 Bishopville, Tuesday, 44 24 Benettsville, Wednesday, 44 23 Chesterfield, Thursday, 44 26 Camden, Friday, "27 Lancaster, Saturday, 44 28 Chester, Monday, 44 30 Witiusboro, Tuesday, 44 31 Yorkville, Wed., August 1 GafFney, Thursday, ?' 2 Spartanburg, Friday, 14 3 Union, Saturday, 44 7 EXCURSION HATES TO WASHINGTON. I>. C., Via., Seaboard Air Line Itatl'y. On June 29th and Jnly 2nd and 3rd the Seaboard Air Line will sell round-trip tickets to Washington, D. C., at rate of one fare plus twenty-five cents for round trip. Round trip rate from Camden $18.80. These tickets will be limited to July lltli, but by depositing sumo and paying fee of fifty cents exten sion may be secured to permit of reaching original starting point on or before August lltli 1906. For schedules, reservations, etc,, call on C. N. English, Agt. S. A. L., Camden, S. C., or write W. L. Burroughs, T. P. A., Co lumbia. TMirit t>fll aa? Iwlt lnr 14ft Tc null UiImoco ??> ? ir ?nd forever, bf to?| i*U. <>il of life, nerve ntttl viyor. take .<o-'Co J?e. wond?r ?i)iki., lliat male* woik me" itro_?. All nruRf tutu, K? el. Oa.?guArt. ecd llooUiei a.-l ""mpU fr*f .\2dreee Veri * <> **'. ? Xs? Lumber Yard, BROWN & LEVY. Lumber of all sizes to suit ANYONE. Yard located on DeKalb Street fciast of Collins' Residenoo. Cke?l> Kate* via 8uuth?ru ltull- j wny. . On acconnt of the followiii|c speeial occasions , the Southern Railway will ??II tickets to points naineU below at extremely low rates at* follows: To Asheville, N. C., and Return? Account of Convention Commercial Law League of \merlca, July 80th to Aug unt 4tli, 1900. Tickets on sale July iftth, 20th and 27th* limited (rood to return until August 8tli. Extension of limit to September 30th may be ob tained by depositing ticket with Spe cial Agent at Asheville and payment of fee of fifty cents. Kate : One fare plus twenty-five cents for round trip. To Knoxville, Tenn., and return ? Account, Summer Sahool of the South, June lDth to July 27th, 1906. Tickets on sale June 17th, 28rd 21th and 80th and July 7th, 14th and 10th, limited to good to return fifteen days from date of sale. Ah extension of limit to September 80th may be ob tained by depositing ticket with Special Ageut and payment of fee of fifty cents. Rate: One fare plus twenty-five cents for round trip. To Lexington, Ky., and Return ? Account, National Grand Lodge United Brothers of Friendship and Sisters Mysterious Ten, July 80th to August 8rd 1900. Tickets on sale July 29tli and 80th and August 1st, limited good to return until August 6t;i. Kate : One fare plus twenty-five cents for round trip. To Momphis, Tenn., and Return ? Account, International Convention Brotherhood of St. Andrew, October 18th to 21st. Tickets on sale October 15tli to 18th, limited to return October 80th. An extension to November 80th may be obtained by depositing ticket with Special Ageut and paying a fee ot fifty cents. Rate : One fare plus twenty .five oeuts for rouud trip.. To Milwaukee, Wis., and Return= Account, Grand Aerie Fraternal Or der of Eagles, August 14th to 18th Tickets on sale August lOto 11th and 12th, limited good to return August 22nd. Rate: One fare plus $2.00 for rouud trip. To Nashville, Tenn., and Return ? Account, Peabody Summer School for Teachers, Vanderbiit University Biblical Institute* June 11th to Au gust 10th. Tickets on sale June 10th 11th and 12th, 18th 19th and 20th and July 6th, 8th and 7th, limited good to return fifteen days from date of sale. An esteneiou of limit to September 80th inay be obtained by depositing ticket with Special Agent and paying a fee of fifty cents. Rate : One fare plus twenty-five cents for rouud trip. To Washington, D. C., and Return ? Account, Negro Young l'eople's Christian and Educational Congress, July 3rd, to 8th. Tickets on sale June 29th, July 2nd and 3rd, limited good to return uutil July lltli 1900. An ex tension of liuut to August 11th may be obtained by depositing ticket with ; Special Agent and paying a fee of fifty cents. Rate: One fare plus twenty-five cents for rouud trip. The Southern Railway is the best way. Superior Passenger Accomoda tions. Best Coaches. Most conveni ent Sleeping-Car service and Best Dining Car Service in the world. For full particulars inquire of any Southern Railway Agent, or R. W. Hunt, Oi v. Pas. Agt., Charlistou, S. C . BKOOKS MORGAN. Asst. Gen'l. Pa*. Ggt, Atlanta, Ga. MONUMENTS AND TOMBSTONES. Vermont Marble Co's. \ Best Designs . Est. E. O. McCr eight. Dr. E. G. Kirven Dental Surgeon, OFFICE OVER DR. P. LESLIE ZEMPS. KILLth. COUCH ??p CURE ihi LUWC8 "? Dr. King's New Discovery rnn /CONSUMPTION Prlc. FDR I 0UGH8 an# 60e&$1.00 V^OLOS Frt* Trial. Suraak and Quickeat Our* for all THROAT and LUNQ TROUB LES, or XONKY BACK. WINTHROP COLLEGE Scholarship and Entrance EXAMINATION. The examination for the award of vacant scholarship* In Wminrop Col lege and for the admission of new stu? , dents will be held at the county court house on Friday, July 6th, at u a. in. Applicants most not he less thad 1ft yearn of age. When scholarship* arc vacated after July rt, they will be awarded to those making the highest average at thin examination provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for scholarship should write to President Johnson be fore the examination for scholarship application blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. The next session will open September IWth, 1900. For further in formation and catalogue, address a'rcH. 1>. I). JOHNSON, ? Hook Hill, 8. C, Nathan Levy's Big Red Tag Sale Now On. $20,000.00 worth of Mer chandise at BIG REDUCTION. JUST RECEIVED: Three Hundred Men's Suits worth $10 each, Red Tag Sale - - $5.98 We are going out of the Shoe Business and will positively sell all Shoes AT ACTUAL COST. This Sale is for TEN I>AYS ONLY, and is strictly for CASH. Everything marked in Plain Figures. One Price to All. Hitbio Levy, The One Price Clothier. Base Ball. Young men and maidens, old men and children, all love to see a game of Iiase Ball. A. D. KENNEDY litis added to his already complete stock ot Hardware, Groceries, &c., a line of Base Ball Goods, Bats and Balls, Mits and Masus, and Gloves. It will do your heart go >d to seo his line of KISIIING TACKLE. A belter assortment than ever. Fertilizer Distributors, Cotton Planters, Garden Plows, Dixie Pea Thrasher, Deering Binders, Mowers and [takes. Be iu time and place your orders for Cereal ite, the finest corn fertilizer and top dressing for cotton on the market. Harrison*** town and country Paint. A. D. Kennedy UNDERTAKING CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT. :: :: E?t. E. O. McCreifflit. Couuty Summer School. The County Summer School for white teacher* will open at the ('mo il t?n High School building on July Oth, it a. in., and will be in Heatdou four week*. Oonrwe* will be given in the following aubleeta : The Teaching of Heading In I'riniary Oradea; Funda mental Principle* of Ueneral Method in Teaching; The Southern Poets; (for this course teen hern will tviog Nome book containing a copy of the constitution or the United States) and Current Events. The County Hoard of Education ha* appropi iat"d $12 to assist every teacher who may att'-nd in defraying expen ,?ea. T'-'whcrs throughout the county will bear in mind that attendance upon a Summer School is necessary to the renewal ol their certificates. W. H. Turner, Co. Supt. of Ktl. Money To Loan On improved farm binds m KernhiiW Ooiinty. On loans up to }1.o<mi, s per cent. On *11111* over Hint amount 7 per cent. No commission* <dmrtc*'d. I?. . Witt kowsky ? < 'mndrii, S. ( ', or ('. L. Winkler, 45 Broadway, New York. Supervisor's Notice. All those holding clui mis against tlx; County of Kershaw, am hereby requested to present, their claims in full of all de mands. each month, with oteh Item da tod, and thebi'l itemized, and properly attested . Failure to com.t'y with this request, will result, in tin' bill, or bills being turned down until compliance wiih the satin; has been made. J. M. Howkr.r,, Ch'tnn. Hoard of (lointnissioncrH for Kershaw County.