The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 20, 1901, Image 3
Jur^4^v huiMiM' *'?'
f>? Ibvn^B Jor 0*'ud<--.-, Vi- :'
vf^W'Ut ?o Mr. O. M.
lur oi*y. for '1 '
|i|| was yevy nu ? < " I in 1 ?
wo?Va'iit and wt- ? i-5*>k i!
Jo"b Krlatlnk'. *?
JfmUor VJ'.OU rtl'tMl jo):
iK?rton<* w? ftuve s pH I'i-i vl\
IftSft (tho i-.l, u > . ' I 1 - i M
now tyjHv oUb., ?? i . <i d:>
f tivnUifiuel wui !. . !?:*? i ,
Midi 3 failed with tl.<) w> ?i.
(? CiYtoo to see iiu. v.
Rented
iw??".iu?? h;\??or v " th? <k>?
ain stroo!*,
*, Mu r uii fcfY flonio tiixu'
barker, ha^ boon vented i >
4\N M-?thia,( of Lancaat*
Uafce ^barrio of it t ho fit"'
fSttfi1 SjfatlMH ie> H ?><??
?Mwfchia of our
wr c 'fi " ? %
Mki-?
Spiel for Camden.
cfii K. ?tt3Vliif(li r
H. L. Mais
,w fT^jdcnccff on 1,1 ol>.
>0 M'n / 0ftll ? ey ' tVrV 1 fi ( !? ?
*rajjt<)to.d and wi 1J
lottjl for thn no
r,... Jnter fcqarista. I f s
1 iH^So&board IV) 83011 prr
,1.1$"' s!t ^pocnfi a r ly \v?j!
ifeliB purpose tinil anotb
.Wouldbe ? "great) bono
^t^tho pood wo ilc
iterprjfie" of this k i nd
m. ' :
&+*
Excuse Also.
!ounty $ewf? of biff
^Iftf^Uhnmbftr of tbn
?* at Charleston %t>
of. the. Press As- j
v ire, no donbf, li iv
. of it, ..The nowppa
the bfiafc friends tiie
bad..~7lTsa pity Ibe
|>?t' oil until after
f a|J tbe otber editor?
'win aro. they ean'{.
off We ?ro very
ttldn't be wirii
>ss 1 of dutieH
Kneetlue of th?
'jlr.snei&Lion will
KSjimrod RaptUt
iayv be.'ure the 5th
ftabtil'. All the
iMOotatlon are rc
flcWateB (o the
queries
ftX cardlnel doe.
fcoicao Catholic
j*pt1?m obris*
^EHyjburn,
?Mof lerator.
not^j Take the
fafcV^f the re
frpference, 00
Srdfiy, Bishop
jfcaage in the
Md in one par
ML wliO war
K Florence,
KBav.'J. t.
Bt Florence,
p?tbev ehurch
U ?M been, or
of tbe
Br of the
P&o, by tho
?'OT Mr Ttttl:!
Kj(rV M*M ? ? ? '
Nmicle to-day.
ridvertlsbmenl
Machine Shop.
, Cattfden yes*
liP closed for
a from onr
rtf"-8wmrdfty
bten'ng the
the colored
t'Toad tnnk^h
Uie railroad
?ih- hundred
M^ Ili le?a
, ? ?\t to a Coloted 13<5y.
[| / I'irl t? v ni^ht I'^t IC'hlio I)
Tt ttcihi. two wdm-d
'S'Kftys i -u*h 15 \ rars pl.t, * i*
/raoilolnff ?lu ot lug hy loivh'i^.V,
b^vluMi rt pUtol ia iV hand* of Robt
hj? duelia'iii'd y, ' i } ibo hall t u>k
ifl'lIYQt 1m ?' (j I!l U ** l? . Till
In,'' lived UD^ilipimlAy mom)
Aii inetioM. v." /ft heM Su Tin
AAotdonl octeifi' red >?t Kddit'a honi<
iti Kw Wou<f;
y+J ? ? *v ? -<??
Ai/fthct phrki-y hi Tvcu\ilo.
j i?<tu J Arthn/ uti .S.;tur.' '\
j"iyli? 1h?i arjjlrftUM] and put iu j .<?
f??p ji^klnuFopon a (*ok cac :tt im<\
8.'() & (?. y.x , do put Un Ohiu 1?
1 1 h e ??' f 1 1 iu one cr.8'< >* i
< \vo ih mljohna of *? 1 ? v is h k r y
Ify. The boy -after stealing t! ?
wliiwko.y had sold ? part i?f ii.
What had not soli! nn.d oiIm j -
'vl?< disposed o i was vecovoied l?y
the olliocrs .
? ? T ? ^ ?
Govio to Columbia.
Mr. A. T I . Softhro?'lc vvho Las 1><.\ r
conducting ft insroanti'o business m
''ftmden f<?r a your or im>ro I: ir inuw
t(\ (VumUIa to take odit'?ri;d cb".rv.
'.ft ho afternoon Meeord. Speaking
of thin Tho Record of last. Tucadjiv
wiyn : "Mr. A. Hamilton Senbjook,
formerly of Charleston, but more ro
rontiy a resident of Cnnvlen, today
t?kos editorial oharfl[0 of The Roco'd,
Under Jimo iMUtr?Ti?' >*!}"??;? IV? v
SeahrooK, Tho Reoord'a indept ndent
editorial policy will ho continued. "
?im?Vd?piod
ROTO
eurre
of Mr
nltel\
v/nu nd
(Jolna
ly of hi
' i?QC|ionni,
7\I i .<=? ?? Amie Morrison, of Columbia,
in in (ho oilv spending the holidays
with Mr. and Mr". F- O. Mc^roiglu.
Ono of I?em!>?rta charminc vou.no
Indies, Miss Ku>iU\T>r?o?r, who spent
?everal dayu v/iib ]M r?. Gilbert
?ehirnod lu'inft.
Mi^s Kloise Lnw^on, of Colnmbia, |
is expected next Sunday in onr-cHy,
nnd will opAnd (ho holidays with Mr.
and Mrs J. T. Nettles.
M". 10 Ignr T.ec McGtdhiui loft
last Friday nkht for Geor
yin whore r.ho will join her husband
who has a trood position with the
Nrew York Lifo Inauraueo Co. (hero
Tho legions of friends of t hi;? you^a
con pin 'feet- deep and sincere regret
that Camden in no longer their homo.
f^iyoiiog Scraps at Korshaw.
4 Af'sho'oting scrape ocourrcd Fi i
day afternoon at tho cotton plat
form between Mr. A. JeiF Gregory,
the cotton weigher, and Mr. W. T
Catoe, former policeman, in which
the latter, was Bitot through the
breuSjt and seriously wouiided., The,
hoi ! pnnapft l.hrauwh the Ifcf^'lung
We are unable to state the exact- 1
cause of tho shooting but it is the!
culmination of a difficulty which
occurred between them several d$ys
fled immedi&e
nfe^yet, he6n
rumored that he will
'* the tfhlcome
wound can bo defi
rui&fcd. While the{
geroii if.- Catoe i?
d there i? poseihill
erlng. ? If; a
Convlet Accidentally*.".? ??<?.
Hai?fi*od, Deo. 17. ? A fatal accb
pant happaued at the State farm
yesterday in which David William*,
a convict serving a throe-year sen
tence from Dorchester was Instant
ly killed by Guard M. O. Hurkett.
It seems that while the detail was
nt work, ffifrkett's plal.nl waa acci
dentally discharged, the bullc'pw
i-tratinu: the temple of W i 1 1
killing him instantly. The co>.
nei's inquest was held tcday, Muj
istrato Folk of Providence officia
ting, and a verdict of accidental
killing was rendered by the jury.
Tho tragedy Is deplored by tho of
ficers and guard, but by no one
more than Mr. Buikett, who was
deeply effected by It, Williams
wns a new prisoner, was regarded
an a good hand and was woll liked
by all the guard a.
Death o? WtiY.E, B^Oajpero.
Last week The Chronicle mention
ed tho rcriouB illness of Mr. E. B.
? Capers who was taken slok or Thure
htny- night; ? ? developments
' showed that tho gravity of his con
dition was uot exagerutcd for Fri
day afternoon aboht 5 o'clock he
died. Truly "in the midst of life
we arc in dea'h." Iloro was ono of
our number apparently perfectly
well when he loft his store on Thurs
day night and in bss than twenty
four ho^vs was oold in death ? one
actively engaged in tho pursuits of
business last week Is now sleeping fn
the silont city of, tlie dead! As we
pass his accustomed place of Inrei
the door i of^ which wero so
suddenly closed by the ruthless hand
of death, and Haiss hte familiar form,
we cannot but wonder at th<Kjnyste
riM of f^ca^if^nce^ The futtwal
vuM() at thjl Methodiat ohnroh at
II ??lock on ^nnday roorni$?. the
folloWing nap/ed gentlemen acting as
pall bearers: Messrs. P. Ii. Zeriip,
W > FT. Zerap. E. ?/ Zotnp. gj M.
.Zemp. 8? 'C. Zomp and Dr. W. 8.
jstdkca ? * >
i STOVES REPAIRED
| I \> i h li 'si i.i iiiiT i. - ? : i i I aim !
: ia 4.v? 4 j.Hii! . / 1 1. ^lovta of ^ay J
I mid fSbiici' t! ?? pttiioiv* ??? ?-i the j?t? t llo.
t I r"?j ii; f.'Mi'd ;M SiD^U'um's bal-ory,
j s.iti iri.ur.iii'.- . L
; Vt fy 1 ? t**s | ???<* I f n 1 ! v ,
l?;e. i 1 t ( \\\ M. l.ul-MS.
Trespass Ifotico.
Aii |?W8ojrs aro tu roby f u biddiM. to
I I rofpifiia u|H'it my j ? I ; ? i j t ** 1 1 ? > n hi \\ ost_
J I known ji> Ib'tiy N^ok**, tor i)
purjirsrv of Inn tiiii; i.r k.r any til'utr pur
! | ips*' whftt?o.-\or. A' \?mm! \ iolut m<?
; tiliv nntici will I j i ; t y ? ? ? ?;(??.} ju-Ourd i.>;
' s;? law. 11 \ M
? Do.'. Hi, Vol.
j
Trespass Notice,
All patties -lit. hereby f< rbiddt a t<>
ir<^)>a.-s i:jo:? uty l.uu'r.*, also upon l'?
'charlot-ioO. Mann lamls, nitnatoil !>'*
I mi It-f* abov ?? ; 'aui.tcM , m?ai lb K alb, }??
li t* | >u i j>u u\o| cuUinjj wtioii, tiiinims.', oi
: ?. i> ? othtr vvlirt tsiuiV'M'. Any
oiio tliaro^av linj^plus notieo will bo > i ?.? a I
with to tho lull extent of 1 1 ?** law.
1.. l.< >\ K.
Iv a i b, S. (??? i <
Lock M: t aw, ot . a!., )
vs. "v- Korceloflure.
KOio ?J. Smith, ot. a!. \
ImhKt and by vii tuo of a doeieo in tin*
ubovo rtatod ease, n ii 1>tc4 by 1 f ??:?. It.
Walt*, on November KHii, l'.'Ol, 1 will
ho1 I on the tir?t Monday ? ti Jiuui:ii/ iicm.
before the Court House door in Camden.
| S. ()., all tlia! pare* I or tract of
land. situated hi Kershaw County and
J f'lutp of South Carolina, containing two
hundred ami twenty-four (l.'-l) ?i ris
I n.om or 1> hh. ati l bounded on tho No;th
by lands of John A. Mcljiurin, Ka.-it by
j lands of tbo Into T. K, 1? r?iHl,*uni*, unutli
j by lands of \V . T. Price and Pannd Mel
ion, and Wi si by lauds of John Mo(n?:i
it.
Tenon of sid;>? oiio bnlf cell vnl I n!
>.nco in ono year, wiili interest fr.>in ,|i,
of ti.de any so nivd oy bond of imioliad r
rt : ? < 1 i i ic> rt i; ?? ?.i< ? of laud sold I'liroliiiM i
to |><; v for pauora.
I, A WITTKOWSKY.
Muster Korsbaw County.
I >oc. l'.?. 1001.
Trespass Noti<
Notice i.s hcrebv ^ i vei? that .
Caleb Tick nor & 8i>ti having |?iireh:jscd
the hunting rights on the below mention
ed tracts of land in Kershaw County, for
tho present game season, have in tin*
till 111 ep and with consent of owners, po-t
od notices nuainst hunting on said sever
al tiActd. which notice* arc in tho fol
lowing words :
"All persons not specially authorise"!
iyc prohibited from hunting 01^ 'these,
liiv lands." Sinned by owncpi.
The tracts referred to are In ITico ace.
tion.
Tract of H Savage about 1,031 acrcs.
Tract of J. V. Welsh about 900 ncreH,
Tract of M. M Young about 1,882 aerta
Tract of S. 1!. Adams about 2. 005 acre*
Also t r;?t;ts in t he Knights Hill section
of this comity in similar manner have
boon noetrd ;i? follow?.:
"All persons not specially Authorized
by Oaleb Ticknor ?<: Son arc varned
against hunting ou these lands." Signed
by owners.
The tracts on v. nich these latter no- ]
Ihmb have, been placed arc
Lands leased by R. B. "William*,
known a* the "Cantey Phi"e. "
Lands leased bv T.? J. Smyrl, known
as the ''Salmond Plv; V'
CAIJ&&*?tf OB & SON.
liflUOVJirO gft
South Carolina- JCer?hftw County.
M. Banna, Survivor, plaiatlff,
against
Thcunaa Bynutn, Defendant.
Under and bv virtue of a decree in
gfcovo entitled cage, rendered by hit
TTonoi'. K. C. Watts Presiding Judge, i
"opt. 12th, l?0i, I will offer for
ublic outcry, during tho legAl
e, before the Court Home
jden, S. C , on t lie first Mon
v 1 r>02. being tho Gib day
jjJie following real estate :
Aj-^Vhat pieCT^-parcel or tract of land
hum building& thcieon, situate, lving<
and being in$JCerBhaw County. Slate
aforesaid, containing one hundred acres
(100) moro or leas, and bounded as fol
lows: On tlie north by lands of Thomas
Bank*, east by lands of 8am Harrison,
South bv Sancfers Creek, and West by
lands oC-David Benson.
Tenns of sale one-third (?<j) oa?h, tho
balance on a credit of one aod two yearn,
v^th interest from the day of salo, so
fedby h bond of tho purchaser and a
" iVtftago of the premises sold. P remit
_ik?* to be'reaold In oase of purchaser fall
ing to comply with bid.
L. A. WfTTKOW&KY,
Master KorghaT?- Countv,
Deo. fl, 1001.
MASTER'S SALiK*
South Car<ftyif4?\t?erHhaw County.
Nancy Johnson anV toattie Norris by II.
M. Norris, GuardUn, ad litem, Plaln
tiff'p, tuuinst
Martha Kills, Weslev Kill*. John A Kl
lis, James Kllis Arch Kllis, William
Kills and Mary Shoemake, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a decrco in
above entitled care, rendered by iiia Hon
or, R. C. Watt*. Circuit Judge, dated
Oct. ?th, 100L, I will offer for sale before
the Court Homo dopr in Camden, 8. O.,
. withirtjhe legal hour# of sale, on tho first
{?Monday hi January next, 1902,r> being
the (0) sixth day of the month. jhb fob
lowing real estate : ?
All tfiat piece, parcel or tract of land
situated in the county of Kershaw, State
of Soath Carolina, containing frur hun
dred und eighty (480) acre* more or leas
bonnovd North and Kast by linda of Dan
iel McLiorio. South by estate land* of
Bafrwell OtitUv and West bv lands of
i N. A. Belhhna and John \IcLaurin.
Alio, one other tract of landL, situated
,rfiuue of Sonth
inj^sdJIW^
V p. ?-C <6-V
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GOODS.
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(jut Prices on i1 'uoii lure
For a limited time we will cut the price on our Jaruc
slock <?f turniliue. It is a I! AN DSOMK LINK;* jiu.'i
this will bo your opportunity. We are ^oin??' to tl i v i< 1 o
piNiU t ^ wjfh \ou on account -A' the short cotton crop.
This'-? p^.'iat cut in prie.es will last for a limited time
only. lb ui ember that we carry a livestock ot fumi
tnre, and have just opened up a particularly handsome
Line.
W. Oeisenheimer.
vate mkr sfcoe of Oloihiii^, Hats,
m W&' for next 30 days. Xo fen j ?o r cent added for
'3ior* jjBfcs. Come and see for yourself. Hig lino Ijadiea
1IUo|*"~ni myC raw stock. Sowin
wing niacliiiies lia f i e.
Wanted You
TO REMEMBER that when you go U> most stores
for tSfc>ve#, Nuils, Guuri^levolverd and everything
in the Hardware Line, yon have to bluff thern a
little, because this is necessary to get the right price,
but riot so at our store, Catnde/I, S. C. Ask for
anything, in this line and the
PRICE IS RIGHT.
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ALSO, that a complete line
of Fresh .Gr ocerie|| also Harness, Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hats, etc, oil at prices to suit the short crops.
Attractive g ods at attractive prices ? that's the kind
you wag? we have alljthesc ? lor what we save
you, b?lj|?u? ^ ;
Mail eiders fiUefl^pMy as received, md have our|
personal attention.
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TO " "
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THE FAMOUS liILT EDGE S 3 ORE CROWDS OF,
PEOPLE COME. AND
FROM
Tiit FAMOUS GILT EDGE STORE QUANTITIES OF
GOODS ARE GOiNG,
WHY? V
ij.
The trading public realize tliut we advertise only solid fact^
and do for them all we promise. Though our sales have gone be
yond our expectations, and to such :ri extent that some ot */ * -
our lines are doplcti d, we k i i 1 1 have thousands of real bar- #
gains for all who will avail thou;selves ol the rare, opportunity ?
of buying seasonable goods in the height of tho season at so
preat a sacrifice.
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DON'T DELAY ^
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hut come at once while yon have a bettor assortment to
from as we liave placed at your disposal all stric
goods consisting of all Dry Good#, Clothing, Shoes,
lor-made Suits, Ladies and Ohildrens Wraps, Blankets
Comforts, &e., &c., & at and below cost; and everytbin
prices to please tho closest buyers.
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Thanking you for your confidence and very liberal putron
age, we are yours respectfully and truly,