The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 06, 1901, Image 1
Move Vp 'Town. 11
H. t toyman, t he now jew
frettrtntj** to njov? up in lh<?
as /ortion of t?>*n. llo will
the building rocenllj yacafqri
Mr. !t. B> W ilUaror, on? ooo*
fmth of llirsoh liios. Th? Juv'Ulintf
* Hoing thoroughly overhauled and
^painted and w hen eotnplotod will
resent a very handsome nppearanoo,
lul will he well adapted for Air.
nu.u a business.
P *Oo to Jenkiua Pro*.,
new building for evoiv
i M | ? g 'l - Ji? 1 . ! n ^ Konds lino, I
aut k ?? blcyolto, gun?, aaimu<H(ion
albleiio m*<^9
i#*ir work of nil kinds, such ok
?ycJfcff, engine and r* I u?a
promptly attended V<>.
ptary plumbing aud sieam Hi
specialty.
109 and piano music of the
trillion represented and oar
looting Saturday Night.
LtUrd?y night last George
ind Lewis Clyhuiu, both
got ioto a quarrel ahout
its which one claimed that
?er owed, and tin) matter
lated in Clybum shooting
i with a pi3toi. The ball
ffeot in tho aloua&eli and ai
waa thought that it woui((
jfatal, but it is now said that
\rill recover. After tho
IV ro a Ci e his esc a |>e
a back lot and has not yet
oaptured. Tho shooting oe
id on Main street almost op
hite the *tore of Mr. A. 1). Iven
ly.
.Personal. I
Mfcy A. Mooro left Inst TuearttfJ
>ffleially inspect the invrffi *
fdr the deaf, dumb nnd
rSprfn^.nertr S^v^" "<'? ?'
'!>;? u. Clarke has rented out
.Jsidenoo on LaFuyetto avenue
; lB.Ortbern fumily. Mr. Clarke
board at Mr. G. II. Lenoir's dur
ibt wintor.
r. & T, Gardner who was drawn
S grand juror and who wont
CBton on Monday lust, re
40i?e yesterdny, the graud
laving ootpplotcd their work.
M. E. Scfyrock and Mrs. S.
oodalo are iu attendance upoD
UstT Slate Convention
h Is In acssfop at Florence this
woek. ? 4 ? _
.-.Dr. S. F.BrasIngton has moved
fllito Mrs. 'J, .M, Smyrl'o houso on
JLyttleton Street formorly occupied
by Mr D. F. Dixon.
' v. Water Jn?tead of Whiekey,
Sepcial.to Tha StHie.
Greenwood. S. C., Dcc. 4 ? Certain
Oreenwood blind tigers have receiv
a'ttcb a set back in the last few
tbat it seems to them almost im
vjHsibK) tojfet back to a business
ia: isA****?"0
fooiitlc?ri| wan
.. /e better *
>A7rtn had tjlj" ^
?,RnuiDl^lii oho
r . it altboutb^Sam
f, - advocated a prpt?c
*r tbMvottdjto^lna
*|| III fnt vmq m. 4
In bin characteristic wilanoF fell fa Camden Inst
that whila his name alio this fnorninjr ?he
- iV'H^lV" ,<>?, r 1 SFK-^pirVBa
Sttji' timq. mike aa <? ?hning wae witnessed.
.SrEUifhr; th?a. be review) ? ? . e ?? u__
a at nil. Those who bar? been
' aro all negrdes, and the eollor
w ? nepro, but tbe stuff sold was
aterand cot the regulation fire wn
^ >'1 lie facts' are these: A week
O, one Henry Probst, a very black.]
imen, a*r!ved here from Hamlet
C. He was dre sed as a dead
'ama |^ort and bad several blg|
oaks a# personal baggage.: He
live five, gallon kegs of mean
lalfey in .. ??w?h nf these true 1:5.
ha had disposed of all bis stock
t!0?_!$r?. he refilled; the kegj witb
offeruct^uther vdealers a I
itiva proposition to take|
j of- bis goods 'at bargain
'?apt bo constables ...were J
He sold oqe negro tbreo
kegs of. water lor $24
'for $7-50, and still anoib
to "Mrs. Gilroath" for
. Jbislady ia the treasurer!
cbaroh missionary society, and
?he woqld invest tbe socio.
_^in a sure thing oud make !
good snm for the society and
>?r a margin for bertclf. Hav.
his stock of firo water and
ater. Henry dosed bis big;
id went back to Hamlet. I
;oes did qot know unt\l the!
' ing, Snnday, that they bad
iter. Their rage know no
They bad to tell ho* they
sold. The missionary
in-A-Jtboia lot of troubles
ELECTRIC
?> OUTOW
U*^#r<Atn<AM? r
ff Uw Go??r?o#'? soAhat U?e moat perfect
b?. without io the phologr'aph*
[reached wheq an aud
tofortahly M?ted
' witnraa .Ibe
l ?? m IaIa-^i lifc_
w ?. JVi nrxTjxaxr
-w m lb$j actually
Jio(o0 and Waab
. a# a j with all
Jtoaiiop of the
ft better point of
t*n prtatnt
8acb
9t Md
J KKAL ESTATE ANSIFRS.
Tbo following tr-nisii ra of real es
tHlo w ??r? focortU'il in tin* Auditor's
oftlno ilunrty tl>p p-i-t w??? k :
W II Owen to [.ovinia IVfWca, 2.*>
acres in No. tJft, <?- f?< ?.
?>l Daoid, Survivor, ft ft', to -1 O
Norrit\ 100 m r?ti in No 17, *H;0.
.) A West to W T PitiH, ucrva
in No
,lohn MailQX t?i? Wtn Grlgfr*, 21
?cr? s in No. 10, $ln^>.
Kmnm Abel to W USlokes, "i ll
acfott in No. ?700.
Job Printing.
mctnl)(<r when > o u need j<>l?
{Hinting done w$ luxe n perfectly
no.v press (ihe largest ntitl heal w>
town) now typo, etc., ftutl <|<? uoih'
>? i! hut lirat-clas& work. Kvery
hotly ia delighted with tho work we
l"?u out, Coinu to soo us.
A.
For Kent.
A U Room Hotel in tho City of
Cmmlent$, (!.f centrally loouteil,
ami coaimv)^ous in every respect,
TliU Hotel ^lyi'ally fts. lho ^*aike?
[louse: 1 a Isomer u* Uio renter
seYora^ eiee 8uita\( bed-room fur
niture now in use Hotel.
W. A. SCHHOo* A^t
..CenHUXi s>
Trespass Notice,"
AH parties are hereby forbuhloir--^
ire# pass upon xuy ~T Tiju'^'
XTioao over which I linve control,
Minuted about ten miles east ol
Cm n den, for the purpose of hunting or
! Cor iny other purpose whatsoever with
out my permission.* Anyone \iolutiny
this notice will be prosecutod to the full
extent of the la>v.
W. n. MAKSII W
Pee. Jl, ? _ *r*
Trespass Notice,
All partion n ro hereby forbidden to
trespass upon my lands, also upon the
Charlotte Muhii lands, situated 10
miles above Oanidon, near DcKhII), fur
the purpose of cutting wood, hunting, or
for any othor purpose whatsoever. Any.
one disregarding this notion wfll bo dt*H)t
with to the full extent of the law.
J. L. LOVE.
Kaih, S. 0., 12-6-1 ?
Trespass Notice.
. AH persons are hereby forbidden
lrefpan?ing uWfcn any oi my lands, aitua
ted in Flat {fwck and IP?f)'alo townships
for the purposo of rutting, hauling hunt
ing, fishing or for > any other purpo.se
whatsoever without my permission. Par
tie3"dj8ret;ar<hng thjs notice wi|l ho <|ca.if
with according tq law.
L. L. OLYlilTKN.
*\Veslville, S. C.
Tfes
All parties
trt'sjinss
r?orc-? 7 IViii
purpoao,of
pjwpose wU
this notice \
extuit of tl>(
Cantey, ?. C
^iflden
t<?
?fhousand
? for the
any other
lulnting
the full
VI.
^ 1sd to tli
WCKABEK.
Trespass Notice
? All parties nre hereby forbidden to
trespass for any purpose whatsoever up
on tno place known na the (Joo. T. Lit*
tie place, situated 6 miles east of Cam
den on the Darlington road, also the
Go/pplafe adjoining the abovo mention,
ed'place. All parties di*regarding Ihia
noti.ee will be dealt with to Hie fn<l ex
tent of the la^ W, W. GOFF.
Oct. 25. 1001.
Trespass Notice.
AH partiea are hereby forbidden to
trespasa upon the landfof the oatate of
Joseph HL Corbet t about 11 miles from
Camden o?- the Bighopville and Sumter
road for the purpose of hunting, hauling
or any other purpose whatsoever.' Par
tics disregarding this notice will he dealt
with to the full extent of the law.
MRS. 31. J. (JOltBF/TT,
" W. Ct CORDKTT,
novlfi-luio.
' - . ? ,(, : i
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
By C, C. Huile, Probate Judge,.
J^hefeaA," ,T. E. Creed, made suit
to me, to crant him Letters of Adminis
tration of the Keiate of and effects uf
A- C. Watts, deceased.
Theae are thorefor? to an J admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
cxudiUM"# -of ? ih# - A,-Gr Wattar
deceased, that they he and appear before
me. in |ho Court of PrcStoste, to he held
at Camden. 8. C,, on Saturday, the 2 tat
day of Pecemher neat, aftor publication
thereof, ffl II o'olocTT In "tKe^iqrenoon, to
?how cauae if any they??<Trave, N^by the
said Adminiatratlon should not ho grant
ed. .I* "
Given under my hand,* thia 6th day
of December, A. 0.i 1901 .
C, C. I1AILK, ??'
Judge of Pj?6h6to. Kershaw County.
Published otjCITW flth day of December,
1901, in the Camden Chronicle.
CotnTV Auditor's
Camden, S O., Dkc. ?,
/\ln County Auditor4* offic? will w
to rtwivi t?x retorn# JTroin J?m
aVrr Uti |?0I. to f?brn?f?t!.. W
***? wtortw m?w* d? ?o
cubm
/ > A
Q&M M $WQ(?f? (//<*
a
CLOTHING
&r/j 4?j$wr& Frfi.Y/$Mi.Vi<
GOODS.
Cut Prices on Furniture"
For a limited time we will cut the price on our la.'r
stork of lumiturc It is a HANDSOMK LINK;* ami
this will be your opportunity. We are going to divide
jVrotits with you on account ?>(' the short cotton crop.
Tii is sp&siul out, in prices will last, for a limited time
onlv. K?metnhev tiuvt" wo carry a largo stock of furni
ture, miuI have just opened up a p:irtictdarlyj[lian<h>ouw
Lino. f
?Wv Geisenheimer.
- Absolutely at cos>t niy en tore stock of Clothing, JIats,
Shoes, Ktc., for next 30 days. No ten per cent added for
expanses. Ooine and s?o for yonrgelf. Big line Ladies
Hats from my Che raw ntoek. S owing machines half price.
A. D. KENNEDY;
Look Carefully nt tlis Out
it shows you how the
CROWD IS PRESSING
for A. D. KENNEDY'S Store
where first-class articles are
offered at
-LOW PRICES
Knowing where to buy
CAUSES JOY
to spring up in the hearts of
our customers when they} see
the way we sell
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES; SADDLERY, UKl
(GOODS,' SHOE . v CROCKERY,
Willow and tinware
* -? * , ?*
: -iT " T"? '
S&
QBKL- 8UUHMj(fc . f 7~
' ^V: > .n."V. ?? ? K ,?>?<?'.'?
OF A LIFE-TIME!
Tin-; cotton crop so short, and immok so
LOW Til AT TIIK MK HUM ANT IS KOKCKD TO SAC
lUKIOK HIS STOCK TOOUTA1N TUK UK A DY CASH.
Vi ) R T 1 1 ICS K R K A S( > N S W K ( ) K F K R OU R
(Entire
Stock of $25,000.00
flO t
C< tisijjliny of
DRY COODS, CLOTKiiw,
<?
"'TS & NOTIONS '
Below
Ilemombcr, this is no CllKSNUT, or famillinr assertion so ofton sound
cd in 'your earn that may or may not mean any thing', for wo never beforo
in our 17 years btflinepH experience, havo made ^ttcli nri ofl'or at this 8|gut>ou^
iof the yoar, hut WE WILL from tlit* <lale, (Nov. 2 1.) on, sell every fcrtiee * '?/
n our immense and fresii atoek 11KLOW COST, of course for CASH ON?'
liY. If charged at all, will he at rot/nlar prices, , ? *V *
Think of- it, Sh'tfes former price 1 50 now $1 05.
" Shoea former price 2. 50 now $1.(55 ' ?? i> ?
Chilrfrcns Suits ? formerly 7 5c, now 50o; formerly $1.25 now 82c; former*
ly $2.00, now $135. *
Mens Suits, all wool, formerly $6.50 now 84 10.
All other things in proportion. ? ?> ? . , \
** -Vjj
$25,000.00 worth of Carefully and well^bought stock
OFFERED YOU TO SELECT FROM- .
One article or the Entire Stoek HKLOW COST^-Ouo I'enls worth, or
the $25,000.00 worth without any deviation or exception to tl e one only
Rulo
-.?? , vr
This is Iroly an opportunity of a Ltfe-limo an lwc lmpa f?r ww enMft' ?
?t>ers sake, as well a? our own,, limt no mio'i conditions will arise again,
when times aro so bard as to warrant offering fresh seasonable . gobda la
the lieighth of the Season be'ow i-ost. Those who aro fortunate onoo^h to
have the money oan supply their wants hb ncvur before.
COMB WHILE THE STOPJC IS FULL AND SIZES UNBROKEN.
ONE PRICE TO ALL AND THAT BBLOW COST.
THE BLIND C^N DO AS WELL AS EXPERT JUt>GE8.
Thanking you for piitiwor?, we are yo?r? troly.