The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 30, 1904, Image 3
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Will towards man."
i\w when
& fne*e, vhep your
?mtoti tweeiiee *he
ttoftllr sealed, ami
opportunity to dp It#
W health def>f*H<l# ou
car plutnbiuir, and no
Mr better then Joi n
JBleaoor Tbomeoi:,
l?V and Mrs. W. (!.
snoiflter, wftfj marric 1
R t tie 28th. to M,*.
ffttftt). of Spartan*
TlJ??flQn ?n1
a Tiioui^jn, if
tAnciaCer on Taeu
^#%rv*\ke wedding
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U-L-. ? Deaths.
Oar eomrounhy lias b?o? *-?ld*n
i>d tbU week by the death of two
?atim*hl<t citiz us. Mr? Mary Ltl<?
who for many years ha* been a resi
dent of f'amdeu died at her hot?? on
upper Main Hiroet Tuesday morning
it 4 ?rcl<nit , in the 85th year of her
In O'dcr Hint u*>M>nl ifuinl>e.ra
of 4h? 'amily might ho present the
<li^at. Utie place until vaster,
.day a* 11 o'clock a in. T??o "orvice*
*?ero conducted by Hi v W. li G'?r
don and the interment was at. the
Camden cemetery.
Mr R 8 Vaux. prealdent of Hit
Commercial 8 twinge Hank andTriiHt'1
Company, who hafc been ill tor aev
eral week* At Ida hoiue in Kirkwood
with typhoid fey<>r, died >eet*?roi?y
afternoon about 2 o'clock I lis re
mains will be taken to Cliarlesto ?
thia afternoon for interment. Mr
Van* oarne to Camden only a few
yeara ago bat by bis many ?xoelleul
qualities as a gentleman and busi
uess man ho has won an enviable po.
sition in the estimation of our entire
community. Truly a good man haa
been out down in the prime of young
manhood. It will be remembered
that Mr. ' Vaux's wife predeceased
him about two yfars ago leaving an
only chihl ? a little boy about throe
je%rs old who wiw the otjeot of his 1
jjffikgjr'a greatest care unil solicitude. |
The foBt.ri.ioB of Hie j,a,i W(..k
?'? gafli.rcd ilicir l^afc^iS"
the roof-tree and Jolity I? tel^d
iupreme. AtuonJ tlie IKiE ,
our town not ?|,eedy ?fljioqe" 8,e
Vre- J o*<> p h R u aUB\lFHnY ?
iW; ?Ja'
safe
T'1 1>"1# 8pc'"' n.?
C&SlJHr.r!r; ,BdjFA Dr- r>
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f> , * jfcfc/ M ^1 ft ft ^ iq
?? fa0<* {o jfTt?nd ( ha GedtUa Nh'
x;c;'dir - * *""???.?? ? ;
IwTvS^nVlT ty"' f"""
be brS^S^P^P non w|,? will
Opri^ ^ ^ l,er f/ieod Miss
??<"?, andagSp,. ond ftrs ,?"!
| ^h^ijnon, Mrs. to rj oh.t,s
Mr,. John W CorheH. BVk'? >,,d
bh.nl. HcOaodL. Who has manV
I f 9 '? tl.i? hfr ?,tivo { ?"I
|JG,H"r^l,g"t,ui
pS:ik ,,r iu,> |
5? .V?lr"S '? M,m Alf?"
I r?M*?tnfet. ? ?? Lao?
of Colombia
1 g tf* ,,0fc WWr.tar alaur Mr..
*'}?"? , She wag .ooomp*.
laodeat 01406 Mi" ?-'? Q.r
ipgiS^gaa^:
saasagj"* ';:
fc-J.1? > H'? "i ff
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quxiut old Are placet for bis Mao
i?*y "St. Niolc,'* were rrLi g'
!? ?*????.. . * were proaiieoaous
:? ?lettered over them Th. .
.ftMhmente'were of dell'olnn. y
dftlnt!?? nit the BfiSfeSP*
die* ?hlni. . * } prl*9 *or
uioe woiob wee won bv M|u u..,
S.'SS-i'?,- r?""s
bS'^1
\W T n P ^ WM won by Mr
?m Th* o^hoh
Aod~- a #a "** ?'??? lo Mr
b'W*? ted X?a. aucklog
fllted vUh twiuikM Tk? ?.
Joi" d*JKr*U tb*,r h0"'"P?y
ttteT" #< ih* ?*?lng
wte"15' * chrui
theM*!^' r?tPflM ?nlf rteined
oll?u! ? i u ibU ^i? OOQ).
Snf? u Mr<- ^*rry H?P*ee of
Mt* Prank 9'n?P
ThUfSl* T|,c^PtIon fo** W re.DtPaa*
?SSSSST^^ ^??BUre week
JltbThVwQe lv^ * fe,ul one f?r
'3jth the New Year the yoqaa I*.
2 iY0'? iQ kl|<ir 9Mi?e? the Ce.
fiSLSiS?^f co,,68?.'??
,iheir honoe? ^**d the
?ir JW|f m pother year begine
Mr. John McDowell eAont ib?
holiday qjwUh bis piranU on De
Kfclb lirwi.
GadeU L?rtrttlrwthRalrt.-Brl
Jfthaios, Jr., of Clemton College
.imbI Vbi holiday* with tbeir (ami
l| llaa la Kirk wood.
r Paul Sprlagmao woo th*
f ?i) hU jroung UkBdft Vi'
Urealiag Ibtm lo tuoh .% beaaUful
OS S2B^: TmthlW*
praaant aoiff
?bft ooca
W< 9 XUffret- to I*o?o Him.
Mr. .1. A- \VgMly..Jbf Uolawd, hat
decided to leaver Kershaw aod.^o
to Inni Hsli'r, nod will this w*?k
iiiovm H?* will bn located
?thonfc ?-ix rnP'K friiiii tbe town of
UniAtur. Mr. Wt?? i? one of tin
best oitisjfnw of our county and *<
regit t t xcet-diugl v t ?? lose him.
Opera House.
Frank S Davidson hi* l*V
monii <?oojpauy, Bind and Sol" O*
rhceira are t>ook?d nt the 0| rr?
H?>uso for Snturdny evemng. Tit.
ue? i4OM Fainur Hopkins" nill In
presented tn h faultier* manner, u? n i
complete scenic outfit in carried n- !
daptable to any slnpre. Althottj?W
the expense incurred by this o;^ :7^
ration comprise# 20 pcoplo, is near* j
ly dottblfe that of the ordinary c??iu
I pony, the prices are fixed w thin U?o I
reach of everyone. A' crowded honte .
will ho the result.
PERSONAL.
Our young friend, Mr. Joel Honah,:
Jr ., of Clomson Cog;ge. is spending '
the holidays at home.
After an absence of 18 years from
tht* eonnty Mr. John Graham, o< Ho
aier, l-a.isj on a vibit to relative*
here. . ? *
Mr. Blonder ltrnwn, son of Mr. I..
McL. Brown. forjnerly of this cointy
but t'OK of La , is <?n a vieit to rein
lives bore.
The tnany friends of Dr. I. It M
o^nrtder will be doli^liled to learn
that ?>0 "ft a abln to i>e ttt UU offi *
on Tu< eday last,
Mr. if- W. M'athta. of Grtonviilc,
spent several days in Oun?len tii in
week hik] brightened our office by
hia prebenco on Tuesday morning
.. Mihsj Carri* IJoi^lt, who ha* been
spelling fjovernl tpontljs vv i tlx re!a
tivie in f^,. h:\Bj??ti>rucd home." lU'r
many friends liprQ i\rg delighted to
see bur at home aga'n.
Mr. T. J. Dabney, of Lancaster,
spent Chrisimaa w;th relatives bfr?.
This was Mr. Dabney 'e first vistt
to this county in ton years ao<l it was
a gteat pleasure to Ujs ol$ friontlfi
to tiHH liiw he^c ngaiq. V
Masters Sale. ?
State of South Carolina ? County
In the Court orCotnrnon Pleas.
Emily II, Smith, Plaintiff ,
Ayainqt
ftebocca ft. Lucas and W- W. Mill$x
Pefendant #
npyu.*?.\Ter
Under and bv virtue of a decree herein
of his Honor, Judge R O. Purdy, dated
October lfilh, KXy, I will offer for saJo, at
poblio mitcrv, before the O'urt Ho\m <
door in Cani.lpn, S. C , \fUMu
hoip-? of enfe, rtU ihu ftoefc Monday ln-Oan-1
Oki v, tlKii, being tl.e second (2i>',v; ua\S>fJ
said month, the i.lb>*7'ng dosuiibed ro;d
estate :
All that tract of land situu-tmi in t tie
State of South OrpHna, Count jr of Ker
jh^w.ou Beaver Creak and WaUiyee River,
hear Ijihprty ffill, Containing three hun
dred and si* (900) aorta, more or less, as
shown by ft #cneral plat of t ho Beaver
Qre& Lands of Joseph Cunningham, made
bjr F. J. Hayi Surveyor, dated January
ittth, 1895 being tract No 5 on S"id ttlftt?
including the small lW>t
on the "* " ,r
in the CteikV office,
oumy. in
(be eaao of Jno. A. -A*rf.strpn& Plaintiff,
?gainst C, B. Cureton, et wT. the said
tract No. 5 having bv decree in said cans#
been set oft in partition to the gaicURcbec
ca B. fymas, hounded North by tracts o.
Jit-East ny No. 4: Sooth by..Beaver Creek
and Kltiott Place; West by*ract NoO; a'so*
as aforesaid, the separate twenty (20) acre*
of River land which go^s with Raid tract
as shown on the plat. -
Terms of 8aie? pne-third cash, the bal
aaee In one and tw years, to be. secured
by bond of the purobaser and mortgage of
the premises sold with o^jga^tqjurchas
er to pav all ea?h. or a portion
than one third; Interest from date of sale.
Purchaser to pay for papers
L. A. WlTW>WSKY,
Mastep' Kershaw County.
Docember \3tb, 1904.
^Foieclosuie Sale.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
In the Cpurl of Common Plea*.
The Sank of pa, mien, Plaintiff,
w Against
Catrufht Lumber Manufacturing
Company, Defendant.
Under and bv virtue of %jlecree la the
above case, mad* by the Honorable R.
0. Poroy, Circuit Judge, en the AOth
day of November, 1904, I w?U offer for
?ale In front of the Court Hoaifc door in
the City of Camden, daring^wa legal
hours or sate on the J) rat Monday in Jan- 1
nary, 1909, the following described prop*-*
erty t
Alt that parcel or tot of land in the
City of Camden, and the County of Ker*
shew and 8*ate of Houth Carolina, front
ing Four Hundred Twenty*eiaht (488)
feet North on DeKalb Street and extend
ing back South a uniform width to a
depth of Three Hundred (800) feet, pnd
bounded oa the North by Delwalb 8treet.
on the Kaet by a atrip of land One Hun
dred (1 00) feet wide, which is the right
of way of the Chesterfield and Kershaw
Railroad Company and which aeparates
aaid lot from Gordon 8 treat, oo the
South by other portions of the same
land from which this lot waa cut off and
whtah U now ewned by F. M. Zemp.and
on the West by Wylie Street of tbe Oily
st~ Caiudeth ? A>?o ?H the machinery of
svery kind and description on tbs prtm
ieee above described and belonging to
tbe Mid Ceaadea Lumber Mahofactnrhn
Oompany, end consisting of Boiler. Kn
giae, Shafting, Pollers, Dry -kilo, Pleu
ora, %iwa, etc., together with all lumber
*e4 maUriala of jBvery kind and descrip
tion oa the said promisee or fb he dottv
ertd on the ?ald pyeni.ee* from time to
time. ATWJ alt tVm rtghU, fxancbli<5!
and (rivikyetof the said Camden Loo*
nnf vompftuy, vmcn u
mttf to?r*alter ?cqolr? tin<Ur
" " otlMtbCmlla*.
t to
peps Suits, fouths
Su'rte3 GhiWfcps
Suits.
rthmZi
PRICK LIT Y RIGHT.
IN MICNf, I j^> V S & CIllLDIv'KNS.
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SUITS '"IT mwr
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ffifftrtlncl lit um slun^yort^Vpj very lulosl in Shoes. Wo
THINK we c n plea-oyou. Wo KNOW wo j^ivo the l>?nf
vales i>? the iv.
Jimt K,eceivi:ig u fivsh liuo of Neck we iv ? latent colois uu<i
Shapes.
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Latest Simp s in Soft ami Iluts lVoin Lowest to Hi^li
est Grades.
Oomo and k c us if you w?>nt to bo plc-tsed.
w.
SHOE, HAT AND CLGTINQ MAN.
A I ItolhAuy And JJ. avm Cam |
l
R. v. W. S. Whlli-iu v?. . 1 1 pri ucti
I ut Hiitljany elm < Hi on ?h?' H s.1
ISundttv in J aoittn y hi 11 k
? tu , Hud o i BcaviM Dviu ui 2 30 !?? j
111. Ill it S stilt*
Big Sale At Caotcf Hill.
I
There will ha h hi# wait; on
the i\rst Saturday in January,
! the 7th day. at my XJftvitey
j store, Kvers thing must \t>'
jsoltt. (.'oiue overs body nnfi !
<$<.! cheap goo<N. A Ism cat tin* j
second J^aturdav, tht? 14<h lj
a to Vent now my 8to< ?
of several iwnds I am #<?ing !??
quit handling. The j;ri(;e o?|
cotton has gemp dawn and i j
f^in going to sell goods tho
same way,
.0 J. KOreed.
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n/ k -.t'i.t
Tlu' h?w?l;H i?f Kiihsi'i !;?.v?r? I < th<? 7t!.
-eiii-s >>f i|i>! Knli'Jpi Puil-Jiiitf hii*
F/twn As?? ?m;i|Ioh nr?? it'iiv irpt-n ki tin <>!
lioo of ll ? Sewretury and I r??:i:'ftfr.
A. 1). Ki'iiix'dv,
Pff*.
W. H II
Soc. Mi l Troiw,
I)oc. Ii5, llU-4.
lax Executions.
Ui?.1<?r Mi.*! hv virtue nf ptinrtry Ih; '
r>x<vuiio:>M i'.1 trip tlir*. t tv <1 . \ ?r|i| pfn.'.c'tM? ?
to s<* 1 1 . I.tfi ie 1 1 iv Cwvii't lio'-v hi '
iln' (5itv <;t i'v.hhUmi. ?<ii Hi*.' Il'st Moti<Ui,
iy t Ift'S. tinting tlu* I >? >i? ? <? ?i> ?
\ j iiiivl ! .
f,? wit j
<i .
. AM tl:?t | li'W, VsU'CPl h.-u-i r
I iixt fiUi'.Mfil i it (.utility, S'nilt1
i'urolinit 17o turps, uiiir'* r<? ?
'?'SSi. t cnn(li? l on 1|<<> noMli, '
ai.il unit I, t'V .J. II, Rtiic'iH'.', soil on tin
eas! t)> ???, 16? \1 .11 ; Itfvif't upon i*???l t?? ;
in* soUl tin lh? proport %' til Dr. H.
'forma of *iil? ? Cach. I'lmhasiT t?.
pitv lor pai>?*r?.
J 8. THAN I'll AM. j
SherUf K. t\
Doc. lo.h. luCl.. 1
A DOLLAR SAVED IS A DOLLAR
?*' iwLA.it> jEfl , ;
and as Cotton has declined Fifteen Dollars per Bale, buy Vourj
* -? 1 rt > ?
? goors fiom ? <.
" , J? JD. lECIEI&TlfcTIE] :^nr,
-r~.
and save your dollars.
beautiful lino of fyfaristirnm gooda in-4he way of Table and ,
Poctfet Guttlery, Handsome Carving sets ?2. to Axes, wag
ons and Air Uiiles for the Bo?s. t?ec our Del ft Enamel wave,'
porcele^n lined. Clean and pretty. Our Hardware line
never fiMler. Especial attention paid to the Saddlery UepaYt
ment. ? Saddles, Harness, Briilea, Horse^ear, Lap Robes.
Whnt*cer present for the wife than j^figu'land Range and!
the kitcheh fitted out with our beautiful Deflr ware?
CHOICE GROCERIES.
' Try our home made Molatsc *, 50c per gal, far superior to;
New Orleans. The favorite " Kingan" Hams always on hand
Do not t^ta 'Uliese are just cs good" but buy "Kingans" and
get your qplirs worth.
A D. DRHBIT.
62,000 Loaded Shells just received, and Guns for everybody
to help shoot them away. Prettiest and cheapest lot of Guns
ever shown before in Kershaw county. , V
All kin<fe itiachioerry repairs on hand including leather '
rubber and genuine Gandy belting, u Valves, pipe, tittfngs,
packing,, lacing and gin brfatlos.
JHeture f rtn&i J Sfeekfty.
<$
SPECIAL X'MAS SALE
AT
rv
The Famous Gilt EdgeStore.
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A FEW OF THE THINGS THAT WILL MAKE A NICE
? PRESENT.
One of thos* ladies t ilk Lined Tailored Suits, cheap tit
$12.00, reduced to $7.60. . I
A ladies Haiti Coat, llrown a ixl dray at $9.00.
One lot ol ladies silk waists black niul colored, reduced from
$5. to WM.
All of out Ladies and children* cloaks and furs at special
prices lor this sale.
( a r\4* f
of those p,ilk covered tlmvn comforts. or ac-Yiico pair of
wool blankets.
Table Linen, Doilies And NapKias
Wo have a beautiful line of these T,inon and mer
cerised homstiched Napkins, Fringed u^>k ins, Tray covers and "
Fancy .Linen pieces. Sou those 5 i inch Union Huck Towels
at $2. dozen.
Notions And X'mas Goo^s.
Our Notion stock is full, of X'mas Novelties. La < lie's
Handbags in leather ami velvet*. A full line of Colgate's
?*oaps and toilet, articles. Hooks' Pictures, Vai?e?, Fancy Chi
na and I Jut. (?laRn. Hee out* Ladie's Kiiibroideretl Handker
chief*. SYV? bought a drummer1* samples. These are 25 per
cent less t ban value.
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C LOT H I N G A N I ) OV ? RCOATS
FOR MEN A-N.I) BOYS.
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We hpye the knife in t hes*i good-* and cut thtf price to sjit
/
v. lings, ntul Art ^qiinrt h. Wo luivu just received a
beautiful line of t bent? *gf?: ids f??r the. holiday trade from 50
cents to $30 00. We t ?U? ordti's for carpets ltisde to fit the ....
room. H^ive a lull line of sampler for you to select iron).
In our Drecta Goods Departments we are offering some big
val lies in Fine Dre*?s Goods. Wo have a heantiful Hn? of
White Wool Gooda for evening dresses.
Nk* V ?
- Only two weeks more for tickets at the buggy. Every xleU -2
lar spent with us we give you a chance at a nice buggy to be,
given away X'mas eve at 3 o.'clock.
o w r
7} am os of !Porsons Si von tho $5, 00
Aug. 27th, Mrs. Moffett Oongaiee S. C.
Sept. 3rd, W. A. Grossland, Camden.
Sept. 10th, Stephen Wiliiams, colored, Boy kin,
Sept. 1 7th, T. W. Lang, Oainden* v, ^
Sept, 2ith, Perry Adams, colored, Oamden.
Oct. 1st, Lawrence McCaa, Lugoff.
Oct. 8th, Kobort Stewart, colored, Lugoff.
Oct. 15th, Harriett Haile, colored, Oainden. <>
Oct. 22, W. J. Christmas, Lugoff. .
Oct. 29th, T. L. Smith, Camden.
Nov. 5tli, Miss Beul ah Stokes, R. F. D. No.
Nov. 12th, Cuddy Powell, (colored) Boykins, S. O. ^
Nov. 19th, Norwood Ancium, Camden. - ? ? .
Nov. 26, Frank Pierce, colored, Camden.
Dec. 3rd, T. J. Williams,
Dcc. 10th, Tweed James,
We are agents for tlio Standard Patterns at 10c and 16c,
Call and get a fashion sheet ~~ %
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llemcraber when you., go to buy a pair of Shoes thai
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Vri..;
and this is the*<Wy place you can get thorn.
A
^ Yours Kespoct fully,