The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 13, 1901, Image 3
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Klnctll
in Can
day of
Deo of
(hi W^^Cotn, flection.
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i of Mr*. %ff$xxtey.
?* Pantey, widow, of the
i Oant^y, died atN hci
M>kirk Hill just above
Mrs. -
Into Mr
homo on
Caiuden ft Monday afternoon l*l8t
Mr". Oaufey wae qmio aged and had
been in feeble health for bo mo timo,
thoreforo her death was not unix
ppctci). The innernl was hold at
the C'amdon oemttery. Thus ou?
who war honored, loved and eat*'*5 111
cd byu^al) for Iter many virtues ha*
passed away, and our community
poorer thereby.
? Another Nico Residence For Camdon.
. Mr. T. B. MeClatu, of Yorkville,
-lias purchased the lot. on cast up
per Main street between the resi
dences of M rs. V. S.Jordan and
Wri VJ1., 11. ? i ? j>) -* -??
Vi?S ,w* 1
early day ernst"" thereon a hand
?OJDfl reside nee. Indeed the brick
f?r this residence is already being
placed on the building Rite.- This
la nr,o of the best building lots in
Camden and when the residence is
completed the looati'on will be mosl
tWactlve.
t.Weeke and Wilson's Excursion.
The excursion run yesterday from
? ^ Camdwn -to- Ghnrlcslon . over the
Mithern railroad by Messrs. Weeks
ill Wilson was one c^f the best exe?r
* filon evor run from this place. The
rnn to Charleston was made quickly
_--~?ntptoa?an fly | R most delight ful day
war spent in the city and on the
"'Wof Palms and the return trip
wis made without the slightest no
*". .Y fluent ?or incident of any kind to mar
His pleasure of tho occasion and those
tfhowent will hail with pleasure an
rpportunif.y to go on an excursion
- ? Mjrwhero conducted by these genii e
mta, ? * ? ?
~'Y ' 'Returned From the North.
Mr. Caleb Whltaker lifts return
~~ SflTfate "the north where lie pur
chased eno of the, best slocks of
jbMbfag to be exhibited in Cam
; (fen this winter. Tho firm of:
. Whitaker <fe Hurnett, is going lol
kw.p fully abreast, of the times. I u
addition to their other goods this
' firm bag added to their store ?
r'^JUU^M|Jifcilja(?r-tnillw/e.ry. This
branch of tpe business will be pre
?Wed over by Misses lbdle Thomp
YY ifui and Susie Young who desire
fWrfriends to call and see thorn.
Jftons the supertr stock which they
from, which \vm&
-- Mwa&ht by Miss Thomson in per I
. ten, they feel sure that the most
J faitidious can be pleased.
,
Jfc gore to call at tbo. Gilt K'Il-p
'? *** bow cheap you onn
WMl
i togging nud ties.
Woaia yon Ike to buy your
? ? ,a _ . era
i?i rook bot'om prices? Then
tbo Gilt Edge Storo nnd let
Aik$ JO a happy. ^
J&&*. {3hocs 'nnd Clothing
#? fall trade coining in every
Store.
of Sumtor Union.
Union meets with the
tUtChimiU Friday night |
i Sunday in Sept. 1901.
-Introductory gormon by:
3& Alternate, Rev. .1.
Ionization npd enrollment
? m. ^DtyOrawml . exer
rty. A? Jamen, Jr.
t'Qu^rry? Why are our j
B^bte Bplrllu ally and tinnn
led by Bro. H. A, Senrlio
?m. 2nd Quey'y? Are tbo ]
prnanhoi* hoHinp up
. of HU teachings before the ,
'-by Rev. Jeno W. Smith,
oommcnt. 8rd Qucrry.
'ft church desiring a Her.
ft" an e*?ngelUt, or let the
"preaching? Opened Hy
ilfipe.
Op. m. Devotional cxer
rk F. Rodgcm.
?tbo following BnVjv'cts .
2, Home Missions ;
I ; 4, Education. I
m. Sunday 8chooK
iOnary mrmon by Rev, .1.
Rev. 0. D. Feteuon,
For the Committee,
ceting.
. la the program of the
? o t division No. 1 of the
I* Awociation, to bo hold
nj church, BepUmher
rt m' ^W^aUon . and
**!rom Chnrch?a and Sun
t topic: BtMfltt to be
W. H, Jonm. J . W.
?M.I L Mattox.
TTpStvo
15* **tad?tfof
y. "?* ?*d the
liqewt . Bp^ket-.
?Vi. K
' i Kom,
B. N.
Ootton .Market.
IT
(quoted in Camden today
7*.
ddhng 7$.
_iddling 7jf.
weak with lower tendedey.
Jt ? ? -
lit 10^ tor Sou?<? You nt" Lady.
young lttdy wishing to mule
a year, address Hox f>:2, Ki-r.
Iiv, S. C. N?* humbug.
fifta promo Court Decision.
Starling W. Pranham, appelant,
vs. Camden Cotton Mil', fcspujiftdeut
Judgment of the lower court sfMrm.
(?t. Tho above oaso was disposed of
last week.
Another New Chair.
English brothers, proprietors of
the Knrcka Harbor Shop have juni
added another line harbor chair to
their already neat shop. Th:s in a
handsome chair of Koch's famous
]90l hydraulic pattern, and the cost
of it was 800.00. They are constant
|v making improvements in their
h|i<>p which shows that they aim to
please their patrons.
Base Hall This Afternoon.
The Sumter base hall team ar
rived in Camden today and a garni'
of hall will he played this after
noon at 4 o'clock at the polo
grounds 'between thia team and
Camden. Sumter has been playing
good ball thin year and Camden
will go up against a tough Air'W-.
sit ion. It promises to be a good
game ? come out and aee it.
Successful Metttmfr at Swift Creek,
Swift Creek Church had a tine
meeting laat week, which (dosed on
Thursday night. The pastor went
?done, and ns a result, of hi* efforts
thirteen has united with the
church. Mr. Crouch U doing ?
fine work in his churches hero and
is dearly beloved by his people, lie
has been engaged in protracted
meetings for weeks and has held up
remarkably well. J. K. D.
Maiiiafj'ti. /
At tho home of the bride'* fath
er, Mr. Ransom ISarnes, Aug. 20th,
Miss Hattic^ (lames was happily
married to Mr. Funnan Watson,
s >n of Mr. Levin Watson. The
marriage wn9 quiet and delightful.
Those who witnessed the joyous
occasion were the friends and rela
tives of both the bride and bride
groom. After tho ccremony, a
nive supper whh served by the
brides parents. They were mar
ried by their pastor who wishes
them much success in life.
Rev. C. 13. Peterson.
Advertised .Letters.
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The following is a list of letter?
remaining uncalled for in 'he Cam
den post office for the week ending
Sept. 8th :
Ceo P Atkins, R W Drawdy, K
Ooreuna, July Plnnkev, James O r
ley, Henry Gadacn. 2; 1^1 r.s Ida liar
lf??<s, Misa Mary IVssley, Miss Mat
tie Scotf, Sophy 1'eay, Hattie Reed.
Parties calling* for theso letters
will plenscrstate what week they were
advertised.
G. G Ai.kxam??:i:, P. M.
REAL. ESTATE TP AN3FEU3.
Tho following transfers <?f real en
hite worc&corded in tlm Auditor's
r>fllee during** he past week :
F P Moo ro and Anrelia I' Ilnrri
son lo J Walker Floyd, Jr ,'N1M
rtcros $087 fiO.
Wr W A damson to .John (?' Man, 1
lot., $100.
John C Man to S M Johnson 1 lot
n00. - /'|
?Divid R Witlu-rspoon (o S /M
Johnson, 1 lot $75.
/David li Witherspoon to S M
Johnson, 1 lot, $7f>.
I A Good Nowspapor.
The Atlanta Journal on last Fri
day evening. issued an extra and
had it on the streets of Atlanta for
sale ten minutes after the shooting
of President MeKinlej'. The Jour
nal gives a fine news eeivice anil is
on sale at Whifcaker'a Book Store
and news stand. Leave your or
der there for a week's trial sub
scription delivered anywhere in the
city lor 10c a week ? six papers per
week. The paper , comcs to Cam
don over the fieabnard Air Line
via Hamlet* and reachoa here at
9.30 ? only About two hours and a
half later than the Columbia Slate
For the very best Insurance ?
fire, life or accident call on Cantoy
and Cantey, on law range.
Marrlago of a Form<>- Camden Boy
At! the home of the tjrido's par
ents in Furl Valley, Ga., at 4 o'clock
Wednesday, September 4th, Misn
Annie Rom Reeves to Mr. A. V.
Nile?. The coremony was perform
ed bj Dr. B. L. Ross, in .Iho pros
ence of the family of the lm<ie and
* few frieode.
The bride is a charming young la*
dy of maby excellences of mind and
heart, and the daughter of Mr. and
Mr*. J. T. Reeve*.
The groom is the talented artist
of the advertising ana Job depart <
Went of the Leader, and for (en
mnntbe has conducted with marked
abitfty^bese branches of the paper.
He ta a native of Camden, 8. C.,
wfciefc.polat la etiii tinhorns of bis
'"?xlende to the happy
* thcttsaad eongraUi
i'ortonai.
; t?on .1 \V. Floyd was if Camden
j tlnH Week,
i M<\ I*. L. (i.kirisoM, cif | lock Hill.
i brother iii hr.v of Mis. 1$ (i. Team,
! was ia Curndon tins. week.
| Cnu^rf.v-mivin Finlcy wati in Cain
don Moluhy hist.
Mr. J. It of Cluster, was in
Ctrodon tliii woi k.
Mrt Chiiiilu.it Liiack has boon
I Hwnrdo I tin.- contiuct for building h.
I Presbyterian ehureh in .1 hi ksojivillc, .
? Fia. The el nrch will coat $110,000. j
Mr. nod Mrs. 11. I.. Si'hlor.bnr.' j
ure visii;n?4 :ii Krmteln \ l\ Mrs! i
Sch.nfihui o'h nhi homo.
Kt-v. Arthur K. Crane is in Cairo |
don.
Pr. lb ?M fioodiilo ifi spondinj* a!
few days in Cuimb n.
I hut exool lent noiitlcn on Con
/? r.^ssinan l>. F. F:uley w ?.s in Cum*
den thin morning and jmi i us ??
1 loHbunt call.
Mr. Mud Mrs. K. (?. Witisl'or havol
i e I irtnod to i ? am don .
An excursion in bein?? turnp^d to
if*' to Chariot to over the Seaboard
Air fjino at an early ditto. Tito iM;o
Iihk not boon announced.
Liberal railroad rides to (ho State
l'air will bo tnii'io Fair week.
Notice of Application for BMaiio. !
Notice hen by Kiv?'it that ?>ni? im nth j
from tiiiH on Sat urihi ( )('in_)u.? .
.'."'.fvi:, -Jj."''-' , -1 -v. if! y \o vi n-. ,i\nlifo of]
Piobatn of Kershaw eountv for J. (-tiers i
Disinissory us Kxeentor o! the Instate o|
N 1 1 . 1 8 Kellv, deceased.
.-ent. V.l'. \VM. M. K Ki.t.Y.
Trespass Notice, j
All persons are hereby forbidden (??
trespaw lor any jititpo.se v. h;tljoev? r up j
on the la nils ?? mile* above Caiudcu on j
the liOckhnrt road now in charge of Mr. I
I'enj. i * :*?<;? , without ;< written permission
I ro?i i tii in. Any one di.oej; wuing tins no
tice will ho dealt wita to tin- fullest ox- '
ti nt of the law.
NV W. lit'CK A 151CE.
Sept. 1;; ? 1 .
ELECTION OF DISPENSER. |
Notice is hereby ?<i th.it on Oeto-J
her oth, r.Kil, the board of Control will!
elect a dispenser am! oh rk lur the dit-.j
pensnry at Camden, S ('. Parties intern', j
mx to apply for either of said places mint;
J i 1 e their application not later than So j>- '
(ember 28th, HUM.
II y order of the Hoard of Control.
II. TKUKSDKL, Cleric. ;
'Sept. l^th, HH)t.
Master's Sa!s. j
South Carolina? Kershaw County.
IF. Kenton Hums <mrf James II.
Hums, (tsxlijnees of M L Hums,
Plaintiffs, A'jainst
L. M. llosrvi'U, Defendant.
1'ndor ami by virtue of a decree in
above entitled case rendered by his hon
or, Goo. W. ( ? ago, Circuit Jinlije, dated
June 10th, 1808, ami subsequent order in
same case, on lil<* in Clerk n ofliee Ker- '
chaw county, I will oiler for s.? ??? before j
the Court 1 louse door in Camden, S C.? j
on the li rst Monday ill October next.,
fHM)l) bojnp the seventh (7ih) day of I
the month, tlm following real estate: j
AH that piece, parcel or lot of land ly-j
inland beiny in the tow n (city) of Out. |
S. (!., .'.jim ;iboui live <r>) j
Hcr<>? boumb't! north by the Court 1 1 1 use |
lot. I'.hs! by I'.road Street, South by land I
formerly owned by Win. l-'icki lis ami on
the West b> Cltureli street,
A'co one oIh??r parcel or lot of land
??or.tuininir about nine (!)) acres, boutvled
on tlie noith by Hull fdrtret, on th* Mast
by Market street. South bv Mm tin?r
Street and West by broad Street, in toe
Citv of Camden, S. 0. *
The l/>t h will be sold scperutely in the
ordei above d? ?ci ibed.
Terniaof salo/one-thirrt casli, tho bid- '
ance in one and two years, secured by
bond of purcliii?ci/u?d iuortK"tfe of prent.
i s , with option to pay all cash. 1're
inir?s to be resold in case of failure to
cointdy proinnllv with bid.
J,. A. WliTKOWSKY,
Matter Kershaw County.
Sep! 13, .901.
State of South Carol (7i cz\
E.vcch 11 re Depart m ent.
WHEKEAS petitions ?!(; tied by tli
qualified electors of certain sections of
8'wnter, Kershaw awl Darlington conn
tiro have been filed Willi me, and from
said petitions anil accompanying papers
it appears tliat one-thiid of tlie <|iiali(f er]
doctors residing within the area of cacli
section of the said oM counties proposed
to be cut off for a new County have sign
ed said petition?, an<l
Whereas, the boundaries of ; lie pro
posed now County, tli? proposed nam*,
the number of inhabitant#, the area, the
taxable property, as shown by the laat
tax returns, and the proposed lines for
the new county do not ium nearer th an
ci^'ht miles of auy Court House building
now established, as tet forth in said pe
titions. ?
NO ?V, Therefore, I, M. It. McSwee
ncy, Governor of the fcitate of tiouth Car
olina, In compliance with the require
ment* of an Act of ihc General Assem
bly, entitled "An Act to provide for the
formation of New Counties, etc," ap
proved March Dili., 1#96, do hereby or
der an election in tho territory to be cot
ofl" 1 or the new County on the 22il day of
October. A . P., to be held in ac
cordance with the requirement* of euid
Act, At whick election the t lectors filial)
vrtte ,,YES" or "NO" upon the question
of creating a new County r.,t* upon the
i name and County teat of the proposed
?ncw County.
j J n Testimony whereof I hart
hereunto let my hand and caus
ed (heGraat Soal of the State t<
bo affixed at Columbia, this Ttl
day of September, ninetaet
ha ad red and one, ami in the on<
hundred sad twenty-sixth year
of tho Independence of th?
Vnilc4 SUktt*. _ v
M. *. IMWUXfiY,
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S?i
Bf tin
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THI3 SPACE IS RESERVED FOR
ZEWIP BROTHERS
WHO WILL HAVE AN ''AD" NEXT WEEK
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VOW SALK in'
A. D. KENNEDY.
1% <>vvj? 8.** "ITS so rrimc "fi^o 2 fciiy.
Binders, Reapers, Bakes,
Thomas' SHse Cutaway Harrows.
Binder Twin ( and Grain Cradles J
iCE CREAM FREEZERS,
IGE TONGS,
1CK PICK'S,} jLKMON
8QUKK/ERS, COHK
hOIJKWS, HAMMOCKS.
Temperature Tamers.
.T ust th'nk of tho?o nn?l pot cool. |
Fruit Jarp, Jelly Tumblers, Preserving Kettle*, Fly Fans,
Windo w n d Door Screes.
Fishing Tackle to delight the Fisherman's heart.
LAWN MOWERS AND RUBBER HOSK.
Careful attention to our GROCERY DEPARTMENT.;
A D KENNEDY.
j GREAT BARGAINS!
|
at David Wolfe's.
.
i II aving purchased the large stock formerly owned by
1 II W Fiitloyson atOlicraw i5 C I am in position to seil
over
$25, 000 worth of *Dri/ Soocts, Shoos, ^fats,
- jC actios JVats, C Jo thing a net othor Soocts
AT AND BELOW COST >
I was fortunate, to get these goods . way - below their
value and it will be. to tlio advantage of the people of Cam
den and surrounding country to give me a call and see for
themselves. * v Respectfully, (
DAVID WOLFE.'
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A X 1 >?
j WISHES FOR ITS MANY CUSTOMERS ALL THE HAP
PINESS THE SEASON AFFORDS.
To contribute lo ymir happiness, \\" luivo anticipated } ouv
! wants ? have made ample provision lor all; and that w?i may
jhdp yon lo make mon^y, have sparrtl no p.iins in tin* effort
J to plan* yon in a position to increase the purchasing power ? f
vnnr money f;ir hevouml \our c\ pectal i >n. Do as we ask ?
[trade a! the (iiii Kdjro Store, ami we will prove the truth of
the a hove assert ion
Follow Ihe \ ? j ri i j I . i < i i < ? s , 1
of ou? n{ * our I nil* ?isUi\s wiih
her I il ( i?\ one, \vh< st1 photo- 1
i;raph )tiii havo hH'Te you,'
and wrnd your way to I ho.
(iilt. Kdgo SU;r?i w! on' a cordi
al welcome a waitn \ i u a:i" !
where \n e shall ir.dea vni' t<>!
make \our visits hoihjjph asant j
and j rolilahle.
ftclccting Dress 'Goods |
| for Kail nnd "Winter wear is j
| ti Mistily ditlieuH, hut with our
j collection of imported novelties
; ii?( lading the mo:st desirable
o
lefy shades nnd textures, this
h^oofnes a pleasure, and there
fore much of the nnpli a^nnt
ness ot shopping in averte L
Next to ft mother's h-rart r.rc
li' v l>i?\ .< and girls, find noth
ing is more gratifying than to.
I n t\v Jim where she "can find
tM hIm? ? ee.ds l,o replenish their
\v rd robes lyr ih-i coining seu
? o . i ; .'i ) . <1 then what a Mitisfar
i<>4. Ip-iVe! that whit who gol?
i ; n| 1 1 o mi ? st approv<d st.3 1 s
mikI iiS'ont .er up-to-date!. It
?lives lis pioimre to say thit
tlie Gilt EdgeStoro has. looked
mo'I .0 tli's, *ind hits made aui
]> c | >r? vMom for the 4<yo 111^
!i elms," making it <]'?ito an
:isy uutt er f r th.ir parent's
to s :p, 1 / 1 1 ir needs.
We have given special attention t) genflomeii's wear, and
feel safe in Haying that yuu will agree with uS" fully, when
you have inspected our stock. Having bought with the view
of uniting 4he demands of the trade in all iU details, we fee!
<*Hrfrdent that ^K^can ploase yon, and earnestly solicit yorii.
patronage. ^
Our stock of shoes is complete, and wo are fully prepared to'
supply tbe wants of Infants, Children, Boys, Girln, Misses,
Youths, L-idics and Gentlemen; ayfj as to price, let it suffice
to say that we will not be undersold -
Headquarters on Domestics, Piece Goods, Calicoes, Ticfc^
ing, &c., & c., and we earnestly request our brother merchants
from the country to get 011V prices before placing their orders,
as we ran, at least, save them the freight on their goods.
We are displaying an extensive line of Mattings and Bugs
in all styles anil qualities, and at the priceiyat which we are
offering tliem, we feel sure that you will jfo easily tempted
to purchase. Don-'t fjpfl to what we^caflf do tbr jd u? ? r
^Trusting that you will favor us with your ~ presence, and
yah the assurance that we will make your visit profitable,
Yours Very Respectfully and Truly,
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