The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 29, 1901, Image 3
HirecU Uioi* Co.
ft voluminous advertisement
us too Into lo ftoi in
a Chronicle, Mokm a
C<*., arc oltViiu^
jjutenins to tit o pe??
n 10 i ml ?n (I d >n't
iviug.
was |>r* My gon
Curndon yoBtet*
all kind was al
er.ded and union
in tho Haptist
l>y Ityv. W. W.
fterian el. mob. A
n for tho ''horn
fConnlo Mi.xvvoil
so held in the
OPTICAN.
a
aaer, Soientifln
enna, Austria,
avannah, (in.
at. Dr. Glaser
at and operated
,h universal ?a?,.
lb that our own
ilane expressed
lerinulv o S h^
fo ih'nk, not to
jipeal to tho pub
ho in unffoi ?ng
with headaoihif',
noKH, to take iid
irtnuity and Ijei
wo understand"''
not extend hi?
Tuesday , Dec.
ir House ? hours
tf
er, father ?>f |
^ of our town,
he 25th, Inst.,
hit sou above
Mayer wan 08 1
.11 his .life bad
r until about two
G iigfH o to Camden
^vas taken to J
Interment. Speak
er, tho Lancaster
Ive sons surviving
It a member of the
lurch, a christian man
and a gdttdMtizen. Many will sor
row to hear c.f Ins death. The re
mains wi'l be buried hero at !V|
o'clook this afternoon by the side
of his wife in the cemotery at the
Presbyterian Church."
Mr. J&mss Getty s, broiler of Mr.
.frohu L. Gettys, aftor a long illness,
i at his homo in West NVatereoJ
last Tuesday. Tho funeral was oon
) noted on Wednesday evening by
?*, W. W. Mill*; of Camden. Mr
KB \ras one of our most highly
young n-eu and it is with
re^rot that wo learn of his
to Jenkins Bros.,
n' new building for every*
o the sporting goods lino,
? bicycles, guns, ammunition
thleiic froods.
i|tr. work (if all kinda. such ss
_ engines and general ma
ry promptly attended to. '
aitary plumbing and steam flt
?peoUlty.
and piano musio of the
ion represented and car
i. Cherry Tree Swindle,
rtanburg Free Lance.]
iwriderablc interest bo
fed among women in
this elate io a very in
Idle.. <f We say swindle
It i* inconceivable bow
ta can take bold of a fl
_ Jlo like this and ntd in
?ry of tivsir friends at $20
fyyet many of the ..women
immunity ? are being be
if their friends in other
invest 813 and become
ft #ohetne that must a])
t , itelKgont mind no irii-'
i.ftod impossible and sure
disaster,
em/ it ibis t A woman is
?audio.* ttfl Cherry irccs
I them at 20o each. When
?12. have been for*
? "company," the wo
rt the pay roM at $20 a
> writing at home/' as
si?i?ta say, which means
i io her frienda and so.
urging them to ko into
?nd placing" advertise*
? papers teeking to entice
Instead of selling the
iteaablo tr stuff them
ier somewhere and
la't owii ' money, and
iral practice.
"ay the 120 a month
?$12 remittances
ftVlbfl ^frtondft"
(? II ftnd these
of the $12 re
similarly ob
Ihiog lasts, the
i; into it it
I proportion.
m il mUU
rombe?
th** ftt
lywmomnt ?l
m mm
B
*
jfeiAonat.
Mr IV H. Clark?? was in (Jho,raw|
on \Vudi:?.HiIay I on lo^nl bind
Mr. "It. V. ll.iy wms in a'ttn.danoi
upon tho Supreme* t\ u? t in Qulum
hia Tuesday
('apt. I. I,. lM}bnn\ of WeMvillc*.
was in (.'amdon ?>n Monday lust nrut
paid us a p!oi???nt call.
Mra. W, It Hums, of Siunlor, is
visiting rolr.tivoB in Camdcu.
Mr. W, 1 Villopi<Mio who in hold*
inij iv gn\oinm?nt p tHiiou in W a?h
i< ftton and \^jn has been folding
ill*, in l't?r about hvii yours, i1* on a
* i-'if to liis old home hern lids week
Mr YdVpiymi'n Iriond* are miailiui' j
ft! by tv,u score# in Oaiydt'n and j
Kershaw county and it ia a groat
pi-ti-uro to them ti> soo him again j
?Judging from hia appearance thej
north agrees handsomely with Mr. j
V idepigue for so much h ho in
creased in s-/.o that fioinc of hi*:
frionds failed to rcco^nizo him at !
fiic?t.
- ?o ? *"
Engagement p'CHonla can I o had !
at M. 11. lleyman's. the new jewoler. |
RKA-Li E3TATJ3 TH ANSFER3.
Tho following transfers of real * ??
tut h woro recorded in tho Auditor's
ollleo during tho paM week :
M 1' Pottigrow to J I] W Ilai'o, 25
acres in No 1 $ J*?.
i* ^0 W Birchmoio to Tho'i I'aluior,
1 70 foet, *50.
Coriu'lius L Winkler to 8ul'io K
Winkler, il tracts. 15UJ aeivs in No
1, $1,000
Springs & Shannon fc S Logan
Lang, 1 12 aorcs in No 12, #2 000.
.J as h llailo, HherilT, to Khy*rd
Brisbane, 1 ncrc in Kirkwood, $150
G S King to II Thnrnwell Thoma',
7o acres in No 5, $1,500.
10-lw II Wluiftlcer to Henry Savage
77 aeros in No 12, $700.
IS M Levy to Lowis Smith, 1 lot
in Camden.
Low is Smith to Solomon Shiver
and Fannie Kst'idgo 1 lot in Cam*
den on Laun ns street $50.
Job Printing.
U* member when you need job
printing done wc have a perfectly
new press (tho largest and host in
town) now typo, etc., and do noth
ing but first-class work. Every*
body is delighted with the work we
turn out. Come to see n*.
^or Kent.
A 12 Room Ilolol in the City of
Camden, S. C., centrally located,
ami commodious in eveiy respect.
Thie Hotel is loeully us t ho Parker
Mouse. I also ofFer to the renter
several nioo suita of hod- room fur
niture now in use in the Hotel.
W. A. SOU ROCK, A#:,.
(/ ?Camden,' 8. C.
'^IJyerytliing comes to the man who
wuila on himeolf,
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden
trespassing upon aut/ of my lands, aitim
ied in Fiat Koek and Buftalo townships
for the purpose of eutting, hauling, hunt
ing, fishing or for any otlier purpose
whatsoever without my permission. Par.
tieSHlisregardtng this notice will bo dealt
with recording to law.
L. L. CLY1VURX.
Westville, 8. C.
A
.Trespass Notice.
All parties nro lioreby fortydd?n to
tresj^ss upon my Jlands ? one thousand
acre* 7 milea above Camden? for the
purj56so of hunting, hauling or any other
purpose whatsoever. Parties violating
this notice will bo prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
W. W. HUCKABEE.
Catitey, ?>, C., Nov, 22.
Trespass Notice.
All parties are hereby, forbid Jen to I
trespass for any purpose whatsoever up
jdaco known as the Ueo. T. Lit
tle plaoo. slVnated 0 miles eaat of Cam*
dou on the Dwrlinffton road, MHO ITio
Ooir place adjtiinimf tho above mention
ed place. Alr.partles disregarding th s
notice will be dealt with to tho fnil ex
tent of tho law. W. W, OOFF.
- Oct.-*s, iimt. ? ; ?
? ; ? ?/.. 1 ?
Trespass Notice. "
All partlea->'nre hereby forbidden to
treapoas upon tho lands of tho rstste of
Joseph R. Oorbeit about 11 milea front
Camden on the Bmhopvllle and Hnniter
road fop the pnrjTiWU-tti, hunting, hauling
or ariV'other purpose whalsoovor- Par
ties ?lisregarding this notice will bo dealt
with to theiull extent of the law.
MRS. M. J. C.OHRKTT,
W.C. CORhETT, .
. ? no vis- lino.
. Bids Wanted.
Seal bids for building Police 8t?tion
Ilouagat Camden. S. C., wHl fca receiv
ed up to 6 p. m., M? nday, December S.
1901. Plane and specification cm be
seen at the City Clerk's offioe. City
r Council reserree ?h# Vigbt to reject any.
Lor all bids.
r* 'By order of City Conpeil,
J. J. GOOD ALE,
No? 11, IpQl. , ' . Clerk. .
(irx MvriviA* ti(jr0CJs: (?/<'
? /V
Cut Prices on Furniture
For a limited time we will cut the price on our 'a^c
slock of tiiniil ure.. li is a HAX.DSOMK LINK; and
this wiil be. \ our opportunity. We are goinjj to divide
*' profits with you on account of (lie short cotton crop.
This special cut in prices will last for -a limited time
only. Remember that- we carry a hrure stock of furni
ture, and have just "opened up a particularly handsome
Line.
-W. Geisenheimer,
at Bavld Wolfe's.
4 ^
Absolutely at co?t my en tore stock of Clothing, Hats,
Shoes, Kto.f for next 30 days. Xo ten^^cr cent added for
jxpcnstB. Como and so for yonivelr^ Hi# lino/ Ladies
Hats liom my Che raw ntock. Sewing machines half price.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Ivook Carefully ut ths Out
it shows you fjow the
CROWD IS PRESSING
for A. D. KENNEDY'S Store
where first-cUir-articIes are
offered at
? LOW PRICES^
Knowing where to buy
CAUSES JOY
to spring up in the hearts of
oar customers'whef^ they see
tlio way we sell
CT - HARDWARE,
mCKDERfES: SADDLERY, DRY
ilQQDtf, SHOE . CROCKERY,
WILLOW AND TINWARE.
WewBagging and tie landFactorj Bugging
mad ffmmjflniffigkt along at tfafr prioM w*
F A LIFE-TIME!
Til V. {'(>'1 TON CROP SO SHORT, AM) 1'RIOK SO
LOW THAT Til K Mi^'CHANT IS KOKOK I > TO SAC
RIFICE ins sto6k 'i'o obtain thk rkady cash.*
FOR Til KSK RKAS\)NrS WK OFKKR OUR
' * /\
? C? tisisl i i> of ?
DRY GOODS, CLOTKIHC, SHOES, HATS & NOTIONS
Below >i< Cost.
y\ *
A ?
IImr is no CflKSNUT, or fnin.llinf nsscrtion so 'often sound
e<l in your ears that may or may not menu ?in>thin& for wo novef before
in our 17 yeara husinesa experience, have made suon ?n offer nt this season
iof t.hn y?'?r, hut ^VE WILL fro in thi* unto, f"N ov. 21.) on, sell e*ery arlico
n our iramonse and fresh slock BKI,OW CO.ST, of .course for CASH ON
liY. If charged at all, will be at reirnlar prides. .
Think of It, Shoes former prioo 1 60 now $1 0.">.
Shoes former prico 2 50 now S&I.Gfi
Cliildrens Suits-^- formerly 75c, ixijv 50o; formerly $1.2/> now flUe; former
ly $'2.00. now $185. * 0
Mens Suit*, nil wool, formerly $0.30 now Si 10. ^
All other things in proportion. 1
$25,000,00 wntli of Carefully M well-bought stock
OFFERED YOU TO SELECT FROM
w
One'articlo or the Entire Stoek HE LOW COST ? One I'cni* worth, or
i he 82f),000.00 worth without any deviation or exception to the ?no only
Uulo
Cost for /Ab
solute Spot ashH
This is trnly on opportunity ?<f n Lifo-timo and *6 b??po for onr oustoJ
triors pnkf1, ah w?]| as our own, thnt. i?o snoii conditions will arise *gain\^
tvlicn times ar?> on bard as to warront ?>fF?>rin<; seasonable goods in
tl?? heigbth of tbo Soat.on Mo* font. Those wlo are fortunate enough to
have tlio money can supply their wants km never before.
COME WHILE THE STOCK IS FULL AND SIZES UNBROKEN.
ONB PRICE TO ALL AND THAT BELOW COST.
THE BLIND CAN DO AS WELL AS EXPERT JUDGES. /
Thanking yon for pMt Uron, wo are joors^lf.
P. T. TILLKPIGUE, Ewfft