The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 11, 1903, Image 3
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ai JPms
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finish, tfoi<?
H>tim? and
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B^lag to the rcqert
prmers' and Jlei
Dec. 8lh ji
'eve, Crtijvp &
,teti Acrosa the
If ,y? on
W wTfl fc
o residence of
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monger
hd boy?' clptb
K miisea tailor
ua means bar
ftr ctorltt
"MM ueiu w
it attention
"t?pfgue mS**
Wjdeir ?te
caption of
-v- don't bin
what he oar.
fwHT ilin?A 1
SIB
_ It $J0 iobftnt 8u|
Maclmus MVor conntfy and
Vh?u f??7m tho 1 propa
nfivi) tjjftt to toy < u ?lom'er* wi"?
he Drop Hfer<<i N?? ll'mnf
Vi I fh' IX) f.ir s|>.?( ca$jl kt my ;
t tike Hf 'K? IW.'t i ? >i worth au\
$1,0 i? os ? Uan r?tttUr prie*
G KISEX (j ItUJK
Mox Hupp^y
. Wv My# ??????? r?. <| ?<???? c?l i
?>OUUU? ll?ut l/luTf; Will in- M
?ii|)|Mjr *t ihe of A|r J
HWr|)v(t| t-n TKo'mIhv tifglit
22n?l to**, for tf?# ptirprso
ing fmxla to b?iU?i U fifiC'e
r'b? cemetery ?t BeuUb.
I Turkey* Wanted. J
j We want *ome of our fiie|?|
tiring ua fiouMt tM'knyi <>n/i<
jption to The Oh rat"/
Ttfit tubftcrihef who p.romi[??
it^eg ue two turk??y?" last
j4*J| .but rllil nut <lo so tJ
o? UirBE.Mil Mrlll thiitkf *
much of him as if ho had/
the two l??t year. See? j A(lm
Tourl?tH Rapidly OonilJ*l(V
Each day brings ua |Jipi?
to the northern n?
X9?l Jy.flMng *?P ??f Tourt and
Urirt hoarding bouse*. AMions
dundentrdly largo nuuibdt will
town f'?r ttoe opening sJll wl?o
we understand that tho aduft tbw
*??? jjnyond expectation M* ad
he. dlflJau It to aecnmwodl) all tlii>
wiati tp ootne, notwiUisfj
hundred** of additional!
d?d during thi! l>*?t yeafc.
hotel*- pg ofiIoc,
? - , frday t]ur
Notiee to J>?,asiquryi All
T will 1)6 at the Aute applica
in Camden on each si. do so at
in# the month of J^u Pension!
persons who w^^j^faAtlon, hut
lion for a Pension ' ijrqou or by
that time? LlroSn ulren^,
roll neednpt mako ap the roll for!
tuusfc ?epor$?to we ine moved to
writing ma at Cami transferred j
names can be placed iH Vbfy have
1004. Those who liHuasell,
another coo nty tmi8t,ersbaw Co.
to the county to wfo ? .
oiovcd. W. % shaimon.
Pension Com.^ og<,nl6 for
[ ? ?""?Vfor your town
Loty or to Spr?r)ff3'
I Dea? Sirs: Youin?- ? o?- U-turns
HttTcicoun^^HEin Jand true paint;
The w^BfetrJngest paO^ ;
on those |^K^ne/aure. f
(1) Itfflgp, all l>aiot, tf?e
(2) I^Pot Juepgthffcnd loll
!? neca
propotfl
muMu J
) Bab :i a tue trade, nnd holdB
no a/uoh argument for
)flB ptiintf; there is do other
Hat; tiere La nothing but
K *oy otfter.
Pi; it y<a witit the f ?cU on
pEs"^"/
I oouutrjf it. full pf experl
; we briog these tfspcrieooct
%t ouyoafr tfilje, " " T
Your# truly
F.W.'DimACo
Saw York.
I jjl
J. Go to M. H. Heyman for Wed.
*7Ung preaeDt*.
JHi
THE BANK WENT UNDER
Why the
dheck;
a Salt
and
Special to the Stale.
Yorkvil!^ ft^.-A o?ie of con
siderable interest was commenced
y _e*t<?rd ay
mon pleas conH and concluded tMa
afternoon. It wm aihU' brought
by T. M. Allen against William
Martin, both of the Harcoony tec
Lion, in the eastern part of thia
county. From the testimony, Mr.
M a 'in owed Mr. Allen a bjrianoe
of 85 26 22. Dix a aetUenaant- ol
t
n ??if in a land transaction. Th
defendant gave a. y&heck on the
Commercial end ffmttk bsok of
Rock Hill lor 1450.08 and the bjfr
ance In cash on Jan. 21, 1900, the
plsin tiff stating that he would go
to Rook Bill the ne*i day; and have
the cheek osshed, but ae he oiairaed
the weather wee very cold and h*
The
3rd.
and ;hv vUvk wai not presented
or paid.
not feeling , well, did- - not -go.
hank closed its doors on Keb,
aoij %k* ;!?* PjsdltA ntJkutluiJKJie
a reasonable time for the preasnta
PKKSONAL.
^ 0. L. ( lyburu. WealTllIe,
\n CnHitlfti li?Ht Tuoflday.
fr. A B Ycur?tf of lVKttlb. ?a irt
??* v f "r? fc^ d?YS ? lOlli
wl' ttl"?y fricn^a ^ Capt W. J.
" |JvjW l?u g!a<< to lvutu that bo ?#?
J'fuu. u Jinproyttl.
W;(Jy?. U. D Jonca of Lauc&ftter
,,,'U with )h?. J M. Heath 8<?Y*r#l
i^ya during th?> week.
Mi^a J>ii5 Chafeo and Utile
ilainwoixl mo vitsiltn# friend*
J l^nciiwti'r thiu wct-k.
Hov. K. A McDowell whh iu Chid
^ ? ? - ? r"
h.l the r?u|itiBt church Uat Sunday.
{ 'MoMtra. .J. <J. Hilton. of Weatviile,
ami A. ? Brown, of Abney, were in
Oatuden last Tuesday paid u? a
pleilaant cull.
Miaa G'orrry of Georgetown who
hay been visiting Mr. K L Vaui's
-firinily is this week with Mrs. C. J
Shannon, Jr, on Boundary street.
Mrf 40lau(t Girardeau of Columbia
aud iMra. Uftrliutftoo of Allaudale
are still in Camden visiting relatives
*" festivities of the convtn
ret to bear of tho con tin
jpoaition of our esteemed
po^t "master, Mr. C. J. Shannon, Sr.
lie has been confined to Ida room
for several iluye from the effuct of a
Hovere cold.
Mian Annie Fergaaon, of Slates
vilie, N. 0 , has baen in Oaiudon for
\ week or two. Mies Ferguson if
a trained nurae in tbo hoapital a'
Stutesvllle and has been here nurs
iug her brother, Qept. W.J. Hall,
wltowaaso badly hurt a short .time
?g<>.
Mrs Sallie Lylcs llughra loft for
Mobile to attend the wadding of her
sot), Mr,* Edward C Huybos, who
was one of our most pnpnhir and pro
gresaivo young m< n,~ but who hap
made Mohile his business head
quarters for the paBt few years. The
wedding waa of great interest to the
young society people of Camden
where lie haa been such a favoritp
with all.
Rev. Dr. J. L fcftbkes, the popular
pastor of Trinity Methodist church,
left ibis mornj^g^or Greenville to at
tend thqjyinual aVaaion'of the Met-h
odist conferrncoA Dr. Stoke* baa
important -business - to attend tp eh
sevo/al committee, hence bis early
depicture ft is earnestly hoped,
not only by his own congregation,
but by our people generally, ..that
conference will return Dr. Stokes to
Yotkvllle, ? YorkviUe cor. Columbia
State.
Inn t hi h week and filled tbe pulpit
Trespass Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden, to)
trespass for any purpose whatsoever
upoa hi y lot on Lyttieton street between .
ifobkirk Inn and the premises of Onpt J
James 1. Villepigue. Any disregard of 7
this notice will be puulnbed. p
"''?QvcuL/*botLQR EN GE M* I>0^'
7 ? ,
Nutice to Debtors and Credi- 1
tQrs of Farmer? aock Mer
chants Bank.
Ait peMons indebted to Farmers and
Merchant* Bank, <#-Camdo?t-ftt -Or, wiH-j
moke payment at the foi mor office of
tald Bank. ,
Anyone baring claims sgslnttt. said
Bank wi?l present the game at Um office'
aboye named.
JS.8.V.UI. .
A. D Kennedy,
Assignees.
- . C. rn YatWi
J T. Hay.
Agents for Oredltora,
Opera Bouse.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16th
The SeaeoV e E v? otj n E *ery A mer
lean City.
? MILDRED AND ROUCLERE?
Pr^noUn# Travis' y
uTh? Ftfflht-of Prltrteae lrl?."
30 People in the Cast
iuterf ported with apacialUea head
ed by
The Colonial Trio,
Cain and Hunter, Romaoi
broe. Sherwood Pox and
- ? ~Wwd*r Uolafcpoli ?ad other >ij
Beoure eeais early at Dr. P. Lee
lie Zc-mp'u. i
Prof. Jane* CUailengo Concert
Band will ?ive grand ?treet pju>de
at 12 o'clock noon.
* M ALONE 4 QOODALE,
Managers.
uGCiiuii notice.
Notice Of SpeeUI Kleetlott In
School District No. 19.
Ou-tbltd uf the Stolon sod ? Ilk* pro
w*k*n.trf ttt* free fcnWers vt School ?i?
o! Kefih*w Ooaoty h jtvlajr
lills on the doU?r op renl *nl{H* rsoaal
iouvu,tB ma owiric* W ?wa *n?!
m&*b* ?y 9j
Fhe ^hoe & Clothing Man
Interested in ,.,uwy jH ,hB b(wt V||,||M (
mm*y y;:u ^mpr i? U1?,? Uk, a?d ??
ure ready v^ifh 1 ur
teheliMofi. OUR DIXIE GIRL SHOE I'm
Misses and Children ban pjoved a winner. Try' iliem once
and you wiM ha\0 no other. Oui^
AURIC US AND LONI JACK
I
shoe for Men &fljl Boys the best on earth.
David M^rks & Son's Perfect Fitting Garments for men,
and Mrs. J^no Hopkins suits for bo y* will satisfy (he most
exacting bu?er
Thelargtf"* and best assorted line of Neckwear , over shoun
hero, at-po^ular prices. In fapt wo hiive everything for Men
and Boya from socks taMiiu'at prieeB that will please. We
will take pleasure in showing yoii.
Wtiitafier cf?
?' \ .... ? ? "" ~ -
*])ry Soods > <?tev
We have just reason to be proud of our
achievements for our Millinery Opening
far siirnftssedour expectations. Wearc
striving to make our store the most popu
lar place in the city, and are offering the
most select stock of Dry goods, Notions.
Millinery, Gent's Furnishings, and In fact
anything; for Pall and Winter wear. - You
cannot aftord to miss the special induce
mentsweare offering, "Call on us; we will
make it pleasant and profitable to you.
Yours Respectful^ '(
WhUakcf & Buf pet.
Square And Honest By The
Famous Gilt Edge Store.
C-V. # ^
NO GULLING,
NO SMUGGLING BUT
BASED UPON TRUTH
PURE AND SIMPLE.
L.l*tepl m.
Having decided to discontinue ' fcwn^lepartiftients
? Gent's end Boys' i, loth in# arid Ladies' aini Mines' Tailor
Made ftoits ? wo call special attention Jo the fact, mid invite
you to come and tliaro in the (oust < f bargains Those entire
lines are' offered at 'Slauphtvr Prio.^' and a large per eeftt.
foftliem AT AND BELOW COST. Boar tlua in ir.itid
and don't bnv anything Ht?d-i*8p*?oWly in thfcs'o two lines, uuv
til you hayejjH&een what we c?n do fbr you.
? ? ? ? -
10-4 Gray Wool Blankets; worth ' #3.75 now
10-4 black and gray plaid wool Blanketed
to 4 00.
10-4 red Blanket ? pure-we**! ? reduced frqi
10-4 white wool Blankets well worth 4.00 r
1131 ?lk bound pure wool white Blanket*
sale to fl 15. Finer quality 11.4 whiter 1
from 6.50 to 6.00.
12 4 Blankets, white, pure wool, will go as
~A'&' tiv T ? .-j? " *