The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 15, 1901, Image 3
FooibAlllfextThttrwlay.
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not o<
tlccitlor
pooplo,
to oal.
for every
goods line.
; ftuunuuitioi!
ids, such u
soerftl jua
>ded to.
und sli' urn lit
lUsio of the
I'" and car
3. ? The fed
ited State?
of MtB8ia
largo num
, directors
m oil oft!
fiolntionu of Hit
w^t>?vv "tww.
ices combinations
B alleg" tlial. tin
conspired in
B prices of cot
gfjome to Camden.
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Iter, Nov. 27,
J Shannon,
[er aud Mrs. K
fit LltP .1 oli a
of tlii? city.
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in ?.nn)(1<!u
tottld indeed he
por the next uuet
ittat of tho nionu
|ve> D^KalK t lie ?al
,ijd Knig hl.ly South*
ind her vary nir
'Ihe hearts and
<le would open to
_ itore of the men
jo.e and Jackaou. Let
come.
War Claims. i
ivan*?, Esq., Columbia
At he lias boon watclK*
iriiiis in Washington,
|l claims allowed p.o]
iut in tfic Spanish
ai:d lie finds thai in
claims already al
now collect a bounty
eh on<l every soldier
d Second regiments
Battery and other
this State who got
?riiotio/abJe discharge from the
Roy^rd'm e D t. ^'For further informa
tion write W. Bojd Evans, 1209
CfrW Range, Columbia, S. C. ? Co
lombia State.
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be bad
jeweler.
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Lee >Gounty a Winner. j
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There way a special meeting ofi
the Stale U6ard of canvassers at 4
o'olock yesterday afternoon In the
otflce of the secretary of stale for
the purpose of canvassing tho re
turns and declaring the result of
the recent election held up*>n the
matter of the formation of Lee
county. The board after carefully
going over the figures found that
the new county's vote came easily
within tho constitutional majority,
and so declared. No protests or
qyntfsts were made to the. board of
oadvaasers and the matter goes to
the general assembly for ratifica
tion 1 8 required by the State tcon
stiuuion. ? State, 9th inst.
Now is'^our chance to buy your
clothing at cost at fiirsch Bros A Go.
? Eutire stock Of Dry Goods offered
at cost at Hirsch Bros. & Co.
Don't miss this opportunity to
buy your goods ate cost at Ilirsch
Bros. & Co.
China Closets at
Miss Victoria Jordan, one of
Camden's most attractive and most
lovable young ladies, is at the home
of Sirs. T, J. Lipscomb. ? Stale.
Mr. L. L. Copelantl( is teaching
tho Beaver~fram scTToof, about nine
miles east of Camden. ? Belhano
Enterprise. -
( Mrs. Eddie Vaux has returned lo
Camden after a short visit to her
aiAter,_Mr* mow?* on GeryMs
street. ? State.
Mrs. L. W. Boykin who has been
critioslly ill with pneumonia if bet*
ter.
Mr M. M. Trotter, agent of the
? i * tr
Geisenheimer's; ,
jperoonai.
Messrs ?. J? Boilings and W. A.
.Tr ? M m?_> 111 j. I ?
Gcuttdou Cotton Mai Ket. *
Cotton i.5 nnotetl in Camden \oda
low* \ s #
dliuu 7., u
ru t MhUirpv^i J.
'Uousl;ili>!(l|ini{ 4^.
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Th? Editor of the Suite Married.
M r. N. O. CaiiisaW, editor o
Th? Stale, ami Mils l.iurl-r llnrro
oi Mnnninps were married yo^t at
day roorntrg at tho home of th
ittidc. The \seddi*m w.t* wry
and only near relations of the eou
* pie. wure invito), 7.1 iv ftml Air*
<}ony,ales e<une to Colinnola ou th
morning Coast I. inn nuin ami U*f
i he city last evening t\> r the north
They will l>vi absent a f ? > ti ii i y U t o
more. ? Stuie, loth.
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Advert tood letters.
The following if? a list o: letter
remaining nngulh-d for in the Ci.in
den post oilier l or the week end in;
Nov, X<> :
Kly llostf, Carolina MJekie, li 1
Smith, Arthur l\irtno, Charlotte
Jackson, Sether Uurlleld, Ilatti.
Keith, Muyiue Smith, Lala Kich
ardson, Annah ^milli, 2; .Joscnhiu*
i' 'Williams.
1 Parties calling for these letter
will ploase ?tute what week they wer<
' advertised.
G. (,} Ai.f.x a N'nfiiJ, P. M.
? ? Circus littler Killed.
A spcoinl to the State fron
. Orati?pburg where Kohinaou's en
c,ua exhibited ou Wednesday umvs
n"Ai> unfortunate accident'oecun e
at the nijiht performance. One <>
^ lJi.i J* Jvl*'' ' '' "I'-'. *? T~ C.j'- 1
rell from his horao and ww hur>
hadly. While r-'u nding one of the
sharp curves the horse, slued
throwing the rider against a post
An ankle and shoulder worn frtc
to red and other injuries were pus
taiued, freui whioh he died aftei
leaving the city."
RKAi, ESTATE TRANSFER:*.
The following IransleiM oi' real en
tato were recorded in thy A'ttdi! >r\
oO.oo during the pir f week :
L A Wiitkciwsliy. Master, to Hianp
Thoinan, Annette. O William.* and
All rod Pow.-ll, 87 aeies in No. 2,
$92.),
John C Whifafecr to Kdwnrd H.
VVhi taker, 77 aer<8 in \V< st. Waleiee.
$450.
Jj A Wittkowblcy, Master, to M
Bamn, Survivor, 200" acres ui No. 3,
$400
T P Knight to Booj Seegars, 17C
acres in npper Kershaw, $175.
G K lioi too t'? W li Mangos, 200
.acres in No. (>. $1,200
i W K Stokes to <1 M Stokes, 100
acres near J.ncknow, $7.*.0.
?
Ref rigeratoi s and lcep Cream
Freezers at GeiaenheioWf's.
Trespass Notice.
All prisons aie hereby forbidden
trespassing upon my lands, Mtuated
north of Cnnidcn, and bounded bv lands,
of t be Camden Country Club, lands of
Ellerbe and Cariison, either for hunting,
pasting thron^l^ jar--tt?r any purpose,
without my consent.
11-12 HENRY lv. BEARD.
Trespass Notice.
All parties are hereby?* forbidden to
trespass upon the lands of the relate of
Joseph It. Corbet I about II miles from
Camden 011 the Bishopville and Sumter
road for the purpose of hunting;, hauling
or any other purpose whatsoever. Par
ties disregarding this notice will he dealt
with 1? i'16 full ?stent </f the Imc.
. * MRS. M. J. CORBETT,
W. C. CORBKTT.
novl5-lwo. j ^
ATTENTION TEACHERS.
The white teachers ofJECershaw cojjjk'
tv are requested to no/ot inxOamdejfat
tne ?:raded School bullying oiH4aturday,
tho l(}*h in 8t, at twelve o'clock M. for the
purpof^t of reorganizing (he teachers as
H0(:iati0^?f-K<'^Kuw county. It is hop- ?
ed that every teacher in the county will
t>e present, as questions of vital iranor
tanoe to them, individually and collec
tively. will bo brought belore the meet
ing. B. B. CLARKE,
Supt- of Education.
Tax Execution Sale.
Under and bv virtue of an execution
issued by W. R. Hough, County Treas
urer of Kershaw County, f will sell in
front of the Court II ouse in Camden, S.
C., on the firat Monday, in December 1
next, all those Jote or parcels of land,
with buildings theroon, situated in the
City of Camden. County of Kershaw and
State of South Cartflimi, Known as lot
No. lOSlT and bounded on the north by
lot 10"?8, on the east bv Mal'ket street,
on the south by lot 1000, and 011 the west
by lot 1042. J.cvlod upon as property of J.
J. Workman for taxes due the .Statd h^o
County . ? /
Terms ? Cash , purchaser to par ffrf/ijk
TW: , J.H. "Tft-A -
Nov. 14, 1901. S. K. 0.
Master's Sale.
Lock Slia\v, ot. al.,
vs. V Foreclosure."
Kffic J. Smith, et.. a*. )
Under and by viHaro of a doeroo in
the a bfire stated cue. rendered by Hon.
Waita, oil November l.'Uh, lflOl,"
will cell on the fir it Monday in Iie
embar next, l,?cforc the Court Hotiso
'opr in Camdeii, S. C.. alNLthat piece,
arr.el or tract of land, Ker
1 haw County and State of South Oaroii
j :a, contgimnfl two hundred and twenty.
J Mr (xnj maris, -mom rir lets. an<i?6nor?r
4 on tho north by laoda of John A. Mo.
^aorin. eaat by land* of the* late T. K. K.
(ethane, aostth by )a?de of W. T. Price
^DMWj MeUos, ud wnt by lands of
'ttff half *11^**. bal
, jraar. with Interact from da>
Moutil by bond of pdrehsa
afHsd mU. ntobM
o
ti>
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We arc i n: iking vA&cs to you this cii/eeA\,
Boys and A1 issos School Shoos aro \v?uriontd
to woai' oi' it Now Pair <>i Shoos. p
Como uiul look at thoin. Thuro is no shoo mi
I ho market liko thorn, Solid as a rook and oom*
tbrtablo I o I lu- oh i hi.
, , J/.
A .Fall Ljhio o! Alons aatl JiUilios Stirvr^.^ Latost
Shapes and npto-dalo in ovory rospool.
m )
Our ('lothin^* i>tooh is (-onijdolo in holh Moil's
and Boys.
*
(?&e wiii tot Ac ? fyoitsure in Shouting 2/ on.
Cut Prices on- "Furnit ure*
For a limited time* wo will nil I hi' prico on our l:irg?
Kiock of m mil ure. 1 1 \s a HANDSOME LfNIv, nn<
this will l>o your npport unil\ . Wo are j>.oiii;;' to (livnljt
profits wit h you on account 1 1 short cotton crop
This special out in prices will lusi for a li nifo'l linn,
only. fviuneinbcr thai wv carry a ! ir^o stock of furni
ture, and have just op;-ne<l up a pari iralarly handsome
] OtlC.
W. Geisenheimer.
Ijook Carefviliy at j il.s Cut
it shows you how fi?e
CROWD IS PRESSING;,/
for A. J). KENNEDY'S Store
ivhere lirst-claaa articles ^ are
offered nt
LOW PRIDES
Knowing where to buy
CAUSES JOY
t<rs!>ringlup injthe hearts foi
our customers when theyjj ere
^ 1 .
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES, SADDLERY, I)R Y
WOODS, SHOES, ?CROCKERY,
WILLOW AND TINWARE. ^
_ ' ? * , r, ?
New Bagging andTiesand Fact o ry Bagging
and Ties moving right ^loi^yat the prions we
A D KENNEDY.
Vuils, Vegetable*, Canned Good*, farm Supplies, Shoos,
Jtiggy Whips, Tobacco, Etc. CSTStock all nice and
resli, and patronage will #3 greatly appreciated. '
Respectfully, , ?
THAT HONEST, UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE RESTS
jlEOU IS A FAIR EXCHANGE. WE HAVE THE GOODS
AND YOU HAVE THE MONEY.o WHEN YOU TRADE
WITH US, WE ALWAYS MAKE A FAIff EXCHANGE. J
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Tho r)ii)lini? wind* and front y nuuiVnjj.q rnoiivl us that Winter is fasti
i['| l ouchin^', and ? li;.t 1 1 ) (lo th>it WO til-iv 1m> li?adt? more com Covin l>lo du?
?n .* ibis time, wl iv'h in n<- vi!ul>!{\ i-t t' e n r t?w# question with tit). 'i"uo J
i 1 1 1 SioiV I'lkotJ plosiMtre hi info inin^ h.s (fit uii.H nnd tho |??l?lio }*?:? n ?
oiully ll.nl it is Inliv pnpuro'l l?> unit tln> d< ihhiwI* of tho'tiiniH, u? well
is !t? tiiiitisli !>n nntidolo for (Jit* * *lm r*l liuu>, ' "l is tiuo Hint t ho crops
k- f in >> I ii irl (\ii)K0i|uritO y money in Monro-, hut why should that prevent
's fi?>m Mt;?p?vinv* our wmiIm-vsIo it we emi <lo b.0 ?l micli n stnull coal? Soo^ t
?u; <.?<h.,Is rttui }?? I uiK J" ieoo, nti?l \oit will i>e eonvireed (hut to trade tit
tlif (.5 li Md^'C More wt I inert use the |>urch?bic{{ j ower (jf your money
youd yciii* expect. tlion.
In Outjng Clot'ia mi 1 Olollia ?
wool, willi, cotton, wo liftvo fsomu rich
itn'Uidj.;, wtcuin^ an I I want iful
l?i?l.tonu<, Mime plain ones, n-1 wortliy
your vtry oftroful attention. luttor
nttrnrl rariy, tt?oii4h? olla'rs ln\U
fj t
th? sumo hin'., nn'.l "Hcjd outre, li:'s|
??ei ve<t" of courso. l'ien'.y for nil,
however, il' you iltiii't wait too S??n^J
?do tmr 13 road Wnitians, I
Wliip llitnritiU.i.4,
KiVin'h Twilled "Flannel <*j} ote.,
ill of which ,\vo ran olunv you iii^l
!:u:k :vi*l o'ilf>r> ; nnd the li* io? ttoJJj
.;?) I'.ey mv cheup euu'^h.
To those who wish to bo relieved
the trouble of making tln-ir suits,
ve are glad to say that wo are
provided with Tailor Made Suitiw
Skirts, eto , wliicli aro made of up tq
Ute materials, pcrfcct in fit and
and surprisingly cheap. Just
Jiink of it ? a Tailor made \~|Wit for
31.50 and 'from that prieSPup to
51150. - ^ /-><.
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Wo !>'?{? to oal I p.p&ial att.cn li n
to our line of Shirt Waists, which
fur l>eanty, alylo and chonpncBS can
not he surpassed. The only thipg to
\
do wlion aueh and such an nrtMu is
advertise I at auclrand huoU a price,
and you aro mora or le^s dubioua an
to t' o qu ality in relation to tho oo&t,
is to ujuko ft pvraonal examination
and fee for yourself*. 11 cue? we >n*
. 1 * S
vito eri1 deal iuHpoetion 6f the shirt
w.iisi a v, ? uflor at I ho very reason*
>ti>! | lir - o i from 50c to 82 25. Wo
aro dKpl.?\ i n {? also a anperh line of
Shirt. Wui.-t Materials in French
?Twill Flann i?, in black, white,
o
ci o. m hi d color1!, Kmhroi^rtitlTTiiin*
VojJs, Silk I'M ie/cd Flannel, Fnltin
|),.?v,?!U /??.. U')>! /<)> v'?? ??"? An.l
? I | '?v, , *MM % ?i ) Ut? r ?t til H?|\?
pretty, sl.yiiih and cheap. <
Our cxtenbivo lino of Wraps both
for Ladies and CbwJjron Xconsisting
of Jackets in all tho prevailing
stylo*, Cupea in ahundaacc. Reeper*
/or Missf-a nnd .Children. Coats/eLe..)
is oomplotc, and you will coufp^k a
'fuvo^jipon u?, yonraelf jnV
tict/hy inspecting, our stook before^
placin^your orders. Wo also
a nice lino of Misses Suits in br J*n
and blue gorge ? beautifully made,
otc., and would be pleased to quote
yviyf t a on same.
I* All who ate interested in Mens' and
coya Clothing, Overcoats, etc, would do
oil 10 ^ivc in a call a 9 wo are prepajv
cd to Kftvn them money on their pur*
chases. Examine oar stock and got our
prices, and wo guarantee that you tvilf
fin I it to your advantage t&fijace your
orders with us.
D7Ti^,7^T^^e-6arry a nice"
assurtment of shoep, and can fit from
th^ 'youngest child to -the oldest lady
or gentleman in the county."- Be sure
to (*sk to sec our ONE DOLLAR BBU*
GAN. The beat shoe-over offered for
t he-money. - ? ~
Our Stock of Honse Furnishing gondii was never irfcTe complete, and
??hon in need of Anything in HI finkou*. Comfort** Drapery, Art Square*,
? h#p, Matting etc., you wonl l find it ?rtatiy to yocjr advance* to pea
tir line. ' v J ' v
I / em-ember that we will .not be undersold? anil never t -
ail to pieet legitimate eompetitwn, 6 > -
Thanking you forpast favor?, and with tbe aaauranW that we ?bait en*
eavor to' con (In no to wejTt your conadelice, we are >4&r* ? [jrr.
Vm tMBMthiiv. . ?"- ?./T";/
. Very tMpMlfallr.
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