The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 13, 1903, Image 3
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Riiv. II. ?. Fitch, D. ?
We gi ve lo our readera to M \
mtwim of 'Jto v. ii. p. Fitch, fn.,
wbo Ufie been conducting \ ~
traoUd meeting hero for U
lyrO weeks, and the following
of pF. Fitch's \\h we tako fr<
^yek'? BaptUt Courier*
Brother Fitch was horn in
e.Uty-seyeu years ago, ao
iue Canadian x\
jVoHege. His speech hetraye
for he does not apeak
before the hearer disoovt^
Canadian accent; but it fc>jj
means unpleasant to the e/I?iv
haw a tlob, mellow voice, andjjla* .
wisely used it. His fatlnjiwia a |
pioneer Baptist pioacher, i
have heaul Bio. Pitch remit
between father and ?on th^
alxeady given cno hundred
the Baptist. ministry. . ^
Blnce 1877 ho ha* reBtdoin
conn try, holding iuiportanpii
rates in Illinois, Nebratka/ej?
see and Georgia. In MartjJmQ2,
h<^wa& called from DaltooGju, to
the pastoratn of the ebrc& at
i'aoolot Mill*, and wbiUfftator
there engaged much in revuqfoefct
3 I
For seyoi al_jesrfl the>a?r of ,
employing a State ICvaWiit in
connection with our Stateft^aiou
work bad been discueued a ioj? th*
brethren, and the Oonvnri?B IrbI
year instructed the KtoteloJfrd to
leittiploy an evangelist. A.efr sur
veying the Held the BoanqSuided
ithnt Hro. Fitch was thetnin for
ike work, and at the carntfUollci*
Uatlon &f -the Hoard he rci
pastorate, whore he was gi*,
ItA'edf where he had alrea^:;
'ttrre work, and entered i
duties of State Kvangeliel
MM* nee tin
rtvival ...
diifereut1 pM ts of the St| Result
ing in the addition <?f ifrHo the
cb.urchcs. Thia only referents a
of the great benefit tlr$r|rohee
f ro,n ; j) ^ ?
kvor ho goes be
cjpaaiwrs assistant, on(
ftmbog th* people,
pastor, - tends to
bond befcwecta
bto. - .
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the Board's annual
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magazine, having * flret
of more than a million
contain# 240 pages. To
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lo exquisite color work,
and Htrikingly iHua
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^ cSarnying Win tor Taah?
[ tone ct**rtTjg forty- two pages, Jet.
from the. foreign fashion oen
iMt . illnatrated arttobi on tb?
IfMPahlg labrioi aji4 JrtwujiBge
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^ ^ ad. i<i The CbronloU.
w. lERSOHAfc
Mr F tt. Brooks of linniUt (pent
MtliultV In I '?'.ffi?t{}3?,
. Mr l*. K M rtlUjM.^f OreWftvtUV, is
\p<?ndi?'g * f- * d?.ts in Camden .
\m>. K. K H'4 n < f U - ;t f.h
is KHeiidmg Hi vi-rtt! day* in Camdon.
yi?< r? Sidney Smith aud P. J.
\ii}'(tn"Vi\ ? put Sunday in Columbia.
_V)r. T (1 ! I am of spent ae?oral
Wtt^k at bis father'* hum*
it Mariuu S. U.
wVii A. T Jtiminm ?? Ih rxpi'Ctrd
in Nut^'en Sunday and will preach
in the UupiiMt chinch,
Mr. Hunter Buykin ha* returned
b >me after livery pleasant stay in
Camden ? Charleston en*, Sunday
Sta?e.
C*|/V Gregory of tho N?>rth western
/nitr^ad, hits mov^l iut<? tho Hum
pbrieV cottage ob Laurens strevl
near. the Graded school buUditfg.j
That thoroughly good man, Mr. J
S. Gardner, of Weatville, spent two
or three day# U? Camden this werk
atteuding the mooting at tho IJap
ii*?t church. V
Miss Cora JCftrrison wont to Sum
ter to attend too German 'there ou
Wednesday evening and will retain
?or a week oi^WO visiting bef friend,
Miss Lydia I/?e ?? 4
Mrs. J. T. Hay, of Boykln, was in
Camdi;n on Sunday a guest of h*r
aiator, Mrs. D. A.. Boykinfand a par.
? iclpant in the pleasures of tho initial
('lab of the younger married act.
Aliases Margaret Carrlsou and
Emma Shannon left on Tuesday for
Gadsden to attend the Witherspoon
Kami nor wedding. They woro brides
maids for tho oftcaelim. Miss Kam*
uer being a claso mate and noar
friend while they weroall together
at the Preahyterain college in Co
lumbia. ?
t At a meeting of the U> D. ( '-?'?? the
folio wins delegates wero elided to
the State Convention which meets in
Camden Doc. 1st : Mrs. E. H. Pul'
ling, Mrs. U. Khou and Mrs. 0 has.
Dantelejr. Alternates, Miss Bertha
Khon atiffl M isa KloBste Wilcox. At
the State convention Mrs. Pulling
Will road an historical cohapos'^on. ?
Orangeburg Oor Sunday State.
Trespass Notice. ^
All persons ar? hereby warned not to
bunt or otherwise trespass upon my
land* eaiit oi Camden, VV. W. (Joff.
Nov. la, '
Executor's Sale.
Under and bv V4ttoo of power vested
in tue by tbe Will of WUHani Raley, ami
by on order of John B. Phelps, Judge of
Prolate for lyorsha'w County, I ^iil aol?
at public outcry, ? at the homo place of
William Rftloy, on Tuaaday, December
l?t next, Ivogiuning at 10 o'cltck r ni.
the following personal property of Estate
ofWiUiftui Raley:
l Mule,
l <'ow. '
l*Wai;on,
1 Buggy,
Corn, ^
^eea4owsa,r" '
^SfS' kitchen furfotftfe and
other things loo numerous to mention.
^"""C^'-mLLIAMRALEY.
Exocotor.
Not, i:i-8t?
State of South j Carolina, V
AbboviUe County, 3
Court of
it? T':l\ ^
Common Pleas I
r?fe
? on ale in the office of Ul?rk of C*nrt
Comaoik Pleee, KarthftW County. I yl
j offer <br*ale
the Court Hoaae door in Oawleti, B. u.,
1 on the first Monday In Dejsembe* new
(1W3X the foUowtnj[ described re?l ??*
finuntv. S. U . con
Uining one hundred and thirty -four
(184) acres more or lea*, bounded by
)arra? now or formerly of Richard Brown,
J. B. Sprndle}, George Brawn, Mrs.
Mvere, Gates Goff, Duncan Sheorn and
other*.
Term# of Sale, one*ha11 ca?h, balance
narable in twelve months.. aeoureJbv .
bG^orpurcEaifl- *ffdiMT*B?WTrfpren!k j
Bei sold, with intewt; f Aai Jay of ?ale.
t. A. WITTKOWSKY.
' Matter. Kertbaw County.
*Tot. *3. IM-, _
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Master's Sale.
' Sooth Carolina? Kershaw County.
Court of C ommon jMeat.
Oeory tf. Oairiaon,JPW^fl;
bare Evana* Aueborn Evans, Amelia
Eraae and^>ther?.? Defendant*.
? unmrr ?u? w? a
f wni wll ,* W*b?i6 <vat?7r Mot?
(j>ndoii ,
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2V7**t ;T* ? ?<y :' JV?* , j ?
1 *-m /)<ijb- fc^v- y^-~' :
Interested in Having money in getting the boat values inr
the nionoy you gpuid? Winter in almost upon us, And we
are ready with our
r? help ji>u. OUR DIXIE GIRL SHOE1""
\iis.-:os lUiil <;liil<la.n liii* pi.iv. d tt "inner. Try th< 111 ouco
and you will ^ave no other. Our
shoo for Meri and Hoys i\t& best oil earth.,
David Marks & Son's Perfect Fitting Garment# for ineu,
nod Mrs, Jam? Hopkins suits for boys will satisfy the most
exacting lmyer.
The largest and best assorted line of Neckwear ever shown
here, at popular pjices. In fact we have everything for Men
and Boys from to suits at prices that will please. W*
will take pleasure in showing you.
an
; We have Just reason to be ptjpud of our
acljicveiiients tor jour Millinery Opening
far surpassed our expectations. We are
Striving to make our slorelthe most popu
lar place in the city, and are offering the
and In fact
Milliner
cannot afford to miss the special lndy^e
? '? :/ " ? , ? ? ? "
mentswe are offering. Call on us; we will
make it pleasan t and profitable to you.
Buy# Dewing Ideal MoWw imd Steri
bay savers. v ? ' . * . ,
* Thomas Grain Drill and Fertilizer ^Distributor.
Grain drill*- save aeed**nd protect plant# fro^Troet and
fr?*wea.
We will need . all the small, grain we can raiso tbi# y ar
Com will be high. Tlio gover hment' VejKtrtu- for Jolv poorest
ever nhowrii. . ^ ?
Vulcfkn ChllUd Plows? one and two horee. -
^Thomas DUc and Cutaway Tlmrows, Chattanooga Cane
3. UL.
l2J^ne ^iMmga,
The papnous Gill
Edge Stofe
The lVmou8 Qilt Edge Store takoe pleasure in snnouncing
to its many friends and the public generally ihat it fo btim
mln^ full of niee, new And up-to dnhv goods; anc( leaving se
uirevl I lie cream ot bargains from j.lie Northern niarketa, is
thoroughly equipped for businqgftM*
To attempt to give in detail the numerous bargains in
\yhich we could interest you, would require more space than
could be devoted to it, and therefore must insist upon your
coming to our store that you may give the stock a personal
inspection and sec for yourself that it is all that could be
? ^ . * m
In dress goods, espccmily, wo have many attractions, as
<mr lino comprises the leading ntyles and* fads ofHhe season,
besides a complete assortment of the staples, which for quality
and ohe&piuw cannot be surpassed anywhere. ^
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Don't think of buy anything in^bUsk good?4)efi>ro M?'
ing our lino, as our --assortment i? fyl Land varied; and as to ,
the priooB, you will woador how oun beaold go low. ^ ,
To our brother merchants in the country, we will
by calling on us before placing thoir orders, 111
save them freight, and dial}' strive to niake It
advantage to trade with ujtf.
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Matting Citing =u>3Rii|S? ? great abunj _ _
ask that you ao u? wie mnqueiw mmi yvutmwmmsm