The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 16, 1905, Image 2
U/io Srcatcst SB a ty a in Swing Sale iJvcr ^tcld Sn Camden . .
Begifis Satisfda^, Jxipe |7thf fkp d Ooptlpwes F?F A|
HIRSCH BROTHERS AMD ? COMPANY'S.
rAc tory
? E/VD3 '
This sale will ) >f) under the
personal management <>f Mr.
Shepaid Watson, The Man
From The TNI i 1 Is, who in ?v
eogni'/ed throughout the South
as the greatest of all Rin;ain
Givers, This entire Stoi<\
with its magnificent stock of
1 1 i 5j.li class merchandise, will 1>;*
'turned ov: r" to Mi'. Walson
lor T KN !>AVS. This nn
! 1 < M 1 1 1< ' i ' U ) e ! 1 1 IlloiU' ;..<si!res the
public nf \\<?u.|(Mtul \a!ues in
cv. i'\ I )('?>> : ! : 1 1 ? u t .
( rOt #d f ? ; 1 iliiv j.' r I ? :V t ? Fdlc
wtT.! bought under 1 1 1 * r most.
favorable opportunities. The
'nil's were loaded with (Joods,
tupy were anxious to sell. Our
Syndicate bought at their own
pine. Th< .-'e Goods will l>t5
o:i Sale at prices that will he
helow (Vst t> Manufacturers.
Never has there been such
an opportunity lor Jvu^ain
Offerings as will bo procured
at tli in Great Sacrifice Silo.
The Factories are closing- their
Suminer Season and were anx
ious to clean up stor.ks to
make room for Fall Goods.
On account of the continued
rains and cool weather trade
has bjen poor in the North
and lOasl.. The factories and
jobbers had I > i stocks on 1)? nd
a liiii' cut in prices was neces
sary to make them move.
Mr. M:epard Watson .-pent
three weeks in New York and
at the Mills buying tor ins
chain of 2-> Syndicate Stores.
Hein'_r on the s | m > t with the
cold cash. Mr. Watson bought
fiveh and bought cheaply, and
has shipped to Camden lar^e
quantities of these splendid
bargains. Mr. Watson will be
here to take charge of the sale,
so you may look out for cheap
prices.
Buying under such favorable
circumstances assures you thit:
seasonable goods will be oflefc
ed at exceptionally acceptable
prices. #1
9?Jw
PUBLISHED KVKKY KK1DA V
HY
"w. :e_,. MjDOwkIjL.
BubhcuH'Thin Ha i ku : ? One ytvir , $1 .60,
six months, 76 cunts; threw months, 40
cent*.
Rat k? for A i>v icrtimino : ? Ordinal'}
transient advert isments, tirut itiseition
$1.00 pe r square ; each subee^uout in
sertion 60 centH per square.
Business locals. 6 emits por line each in
sertiou.
Obitunriert eliar-jed fur at same r. it oh us
ordinary advertising.
Candidates' CanU tor County ollices
$6.00. Congressional *10.00.
All communication* addressed t'> tliirt
paper in nut be accompanied by the true
name ami address <>i the writer, in ? r
dor to insure attention- K rjectc <t man
nscripts will not he returned.
Communications will ho published when
of interest to tho general public ami
not of a defamatory nature. No io
sponaibility will be assumed fo;- tlie
views of correspondent n.
Raton f??r routraot advertising <*ii) 5 ? a;;
nouncod upon app: bullion !?.! i ?.< ??.. ?
Roiiiittanco>t by ehei ks? dr.-tfi* . .i }???*' ,;i
mono v orj^rn slumM in' uitiiic {? . . ..t . <
to ' W. L. MoDOVVKLL.
Cifn.l'T. . S. <
c \ m i > k N . s. ,11' .s !?: ;
Would Sot Pn.v Tuxes lo B.tu ":-.K
There paused ii^ny isst. wc.-k <">ih
of liie onvaliora of the o.';l Sou'):.
A man In HV'1, 1 1? ' in i nde ? n- ;.>)?
etio ; ivuh inili' for Hip . ?:
existence, und It ml he^ lo-*.
of in the world's busy nia/.i of to
d ?? y . Hut there wan n tunc nhen
Jolin Myers was not unknown Mr
was the trusted ordnance otlhvr of
Ki'I'hIiuvv'h brigade.
\V lieu t tie g t?l I an t ? ( 'ol u tu bi n< 1 ray n
marched away in 1S01, John My
ers was a member of the command
of Capt. W m . Wallace, af to. r w u rd >
colonel. Before tho company had
been long in service, M\ers was Hp
pointed by Col ,1. B. Keishaw to
the post of ordnance hp i go an I ot
the regiment. This was u vei y te.
sponsible and dungorous position, i
All of the am munition of the rai
ment whs in his keeping, and it w :;s
to h i 8 vigilance that iho cxpiosix ?.:a
were kept secure during times oi
engagement. Subsequently, when
Gen. Kershaw took command of tin
brigade, hie ordnance sergeant was
promoted to a place of higher use
fqtneM.
Mr. John Myers died at his homo
in county ln?t wet* k and wsa
laid to rest in the family burying
- ground near iioykins. lie whs 70
years of age and n mau of line pit-fa
- #oce. ? Kven at hit age he wa?
?Straight r.ud soldierly in his bear
l*bt tt6?l roujarkable period of;
?V
Iiis ii'c v.ria (lining tin- IvtMiin- j
| 81 I llOllOII. J I ?* took lllC pOUilO'Ii;
! th.'.i ib?' m ?. 'jti aluua had no (
j ri<_;hl ? :> <.( .no; th<'?$hite men wln> !
iutd unViiiui! tho Stato for "cntTH- j
i i i ' > n h . Il<- annouucm! Iihi vit-ws '
wuh i)D in si: Jiney. Him u v : ?? h hnrs
.?it^iicl v? i s it iitii!, Im I to no uynil . :
l'tnulls lu ili? iioid deolara* j
lion thai n n I urn- cont. of money'
would ho | uv i'i h U'ulicnl li?\
i t'.iii In i ?? i , i. or would Im: Imv :i hat ,
r.ti'il ih". I >?: in c?t:r ula bh <uld j
: o'linv i ulo p<*wrr.
Km <? I ii ? \oar* .Iniiil Miois act
st ii .? iij.' Ii I ll?*- Wi'.vh of tho Statu hh
;.l:l'i<- tiV Hi.; \ t ?' H<! dajrd lllt'lll
l i 1 1 % 1<) iIi-.jm t,hi m?j him iif tho ply- |
l>oit\ v.liiih wua inheritance
N il . i ii ?' (< -'l did ho cvt r piiy to
R adii-a! I ii \ uHiiicriM 8. A nil when
IImiU'Iot) h 1. 1 1 S i mi'flon and Wallace
aplured I lie i: >\*t rtiiiu'iii, John
Rivera bought hiiii-tlf a new hal
and paid to the Ih-iucoi nib t he b;uk
. Illxcb for fight .K. ? S-.at, , J Ulm :
" rmi'! s' ; n*t i
ei;. ( u'lij'i w n r ! -in ;> 1 1
I ' hold !''i!iorj i.?. ?
' ii ? ;i ... 1 - > - ? i ih-. :
1 ? W . .
1 : :? a. ' A i..; ? ' V.. . * Vfii ? ii
ih-tiirr- tin ! nt.1.: ul?' Midi i'i:.!if:i
i"rti)i u. i) ii i ? y are i::Vi!rd 'o as!;.d a:: i
;??*:?? ; . ?. i ? i :.?? l*rc?.:d?? ;?t if l!. t< i
: ! ..or than J u. ? :! ?: h
s i^crat i - ?:i s? ivw.ardiiin 1 1? *? iv*;l
' ni'h, ijiM'Hl l.; v.hich '.hi' O'tN-;
I'l'.inil.V Ii* J* V h-' i. t'-M OV. Oil lilt :d?.i
I .. .
i'iif 1 n s l i ' -.If :t! < ' !v ni<?ou t '-lifj'd j
\ . i i hi ? ii A ii ^ u Mt and cnn t i r. no olio !
ivi tk, I injjuiidied apeakers will
id iiirij I !|1 f:.i;ttr!* ins I .11 p"l I 'l fl I. .
: , . i .> i ? u ; i ; 1 1 1 ?* i w ? < . I'ho r all
. y i-ctp. p-i'iit ti:?vi :ni;iii^?,d to'
?^iw im'.i's i.t it : ; ? - faro, pi u n 2oo for
? lir i'-oi;'.! finni . t Mt'iti.>?i? III j
, S. I >t !? ii'sti H L?> t!n* I' dniHM fl' j
Infititii?!- ?i the i-oji. ^o will plvaae |
him' V ! hi (It*- in.vd t ail w :i n^v'Ul pro* ,
viiii >? '.ii1.: i !; \v : t !; * in: vv d uooJ tick
t-i:< I :i .i ill :<!c U un-. P. H, Mo!!,
^ 1'rcMi.ltnt.
? V(nk . il!o and Suibtor arc making ;
jetFoilw to Hooiiio tho l*rf shy ten an i
iCollono of South Carolina which!
| tuny ho uiovc.d from (Adinlon. Why'
I not got thu cnllcgo in Camden?
j Many of ;ho f:?iioer??, ufl, r a'
i gallant fijjht of it, a c gc'.ting widt t
} mil of the gins* h lid ihc il opts, ea- !
; peomlly the cotton, look more |
; ^r?u)i?iog.
Head of I he State's Edncation
ul System.
DKPA UTM ENTS.
Collegia I e. Engineering, Grad
vi ale, Law, Medicine,
Pharmacist.
Library contains 43,000 vol- 1
nines. New waterworks ,e- |
1 * el l ie lights, ceiifval heat- j
in <\ stein. New dorini- j
tnrii'.s, gymnasium, Y.
M O. A. building. .
i(;7 Suuknts. ? 6(5 Instructors.
The Fall term begins
Sept. 1%. 1905.
Address
i'i.mci. I'. Venable, President
(.'Impel Jl?!l N. C.
iViji'iln- iJxcursiun* via Southern lly
'I in* Southern Railway will ?t?i! round
t;ip tickets to tiie following painty, for
special ?.;cca*sioi), at one first-class fare:
Xiagai;i Fall.*, N'. V ? Ancient .Arabic
t'udero! M.rttic Si.rino, Imperial (Viuv
c i .'ijtif ?i.(n) I
I . 1 1 i SC.- .South Carolina Si.ito I
Summer School, JuilO 21?t, July 19th.
plus 'io '.'ontti.
Alliens >iu ? Summer School, June
27t li-Jiilv idus I'."").!.
K n?>x villi-, Twin., Summer School
June L'ot h-J ill s 'J8. plus 2oc,
Nashville, Ten ii , IVabody Summer
School-- Vanderhniit Bibljcal Institute,
Juno 14th-- August lirli. plus '?'?'> cent*.
\slieville, N. C. ? Annual Conference
V. M. t" A ami Y. W. C A , June Dth
L' ill. |>! IJ.s 1*1*11 i
A sheville, X C. Conference of Yoling
i' iipN'i M is.iiuiiary Assoc. June ?6th
to .Inly Jd, plus t?"< centa.
liar ' nil' >i'C M'l. ? ?Account United Soci
?? l v ( b*'i*tian Kndeaver International
( 'o-iv^uiion July-'vinth, plus &l 00.
Bnlfilo, N. V.? Annual Meeting
r> Lodge B. 1'. O. Elks, July 11-1").
.on.
tronto. Out. ? -Account International
idav School Association Juno 20 to
Kate on certificate plan. Tickets
on ?*le June I'J to 23 with final limit to
Juno 30. Extension final limit can he
obtained by depositing ticket with joint
agent ami upon payment tee $1.
Denver, (*.?!, account International
Kpvortl, Lengue .Convention. Ku'e
very low and will bu made known on ap.
plication.
Anbury l'ark. N. J. Account Nation
al Educational Association July 3 to 7.
'vate very low and will bo ?made known
on application.
Southern Railway can offer many oth
er attractive rate".
For detniledAinfonmation apply to any
ticket agent of ^bis company or
-4L W; HUNT, D>. Paw. Art.,
CforlMto*. S. C 1
? - 1
I wish to announce to the public
that my Bakery, at the Old Singleton
Stand, is now in good running order
and 1 keep constantly on hand every
thing found in a first=class bakery.
Best service in every particular guar
enteed. Free Delivery. 'Phone 164.
Patronage Solicited.
Yours RrspeclJ'ully ,
SEABOARD
Air Un< i?nihvay.
North- So u tj> East- West.
Two Dally Piiilman Vestilmled Limited
I
Trains Rot.w ee:i S ? i ; ? is ami New V.rk.
First Ctess Dining Car Service.
The Best Rates and Koute 10 all Kwtern
Cities Via RICHMOND ?nd WASH
INGTON, or Via NORFOLK a.M
steamers. To Atl-mr.i, Nashville, M?mii j?his
Luisville, St. Louis. Chicago, New Or
leans, and all Points South and Suuthwest.
? To Savannah ami Jacksonville and all
points in Florida ami Cuba.
Potitively the shortest line bet wren
NOBTH & SOUTH.
detailed information, rate-, sched
ules; Pullman Reservations, &c., apply to
any H?ent of the Seaboard Air Line Kailwav
or to W. L. Burroughs Travelling Passenger
Agent, Columbia, S. t,.
i
iClijis, lb\ Stewart j\ . I*. a <41
Ga,
* . . . .
|!0E ICE.
i i
My wagon is now makin
! 1 wo trips a day ? morning and
? evening.
' Only one trip will be made
ion Sun da\s.
i Sunday Houm ? 1. A. M.
[to 2 P.M.
Yo'ir patronage solicited.
:G.W. CROSBY
Piobate Judge's Sale.
iStatp ot 'ah Cfivrtlinn, In the
i ( oi::uy c, f K.-i>ha.v. ) Pr> >i .ate C'onvt
I
i A'-'7<V <. . M i.* ((.-< mi/tislratrlx of
' <>/' J )ia c. M t, unrl
?X"' Minn*'/ M>ry K. Man
,,s , fEiy.a
| ?/. M '..i , I*!' lint '(Tn,
A'JtliAiit
j.V .*/. M(\a, tUl-an A. Man,]
J. n ???rM.'f n r o Man, c.
I C. r I, /; /.? ,| jr, t7t r.Si ?3
' ? '"V .,/ Jo/.H C
V- /<.,??'; Camden
?mi > 'th> r (;r, V ;.\,r 3 ?/
.y ./</? C. .)/!,?,
!)? 1> ntftints.
! t'n.Ur .vuii l>\ \iitn-? "f decretal or
'u-r i?r.?niot| in t|K. above oiititlml pro
i o.-( , il.it, I March 7 1 1 1 * I0o4, ami
J ? n 1 ? - 1 . t . i.ict.H. I will Hell to the
i 1 1 : jt lit *! t> .!?!? r ul | outcry l?ef(>ro
1 1 ? ?? t'ou-t limine . |n.?r in Ciitmtan,* with
jiil the U'l'iI 1 1 < ?
7Ui, 1904, and
? i'H'i.s. I will Bell to the
b hi. r at | -.Mir. outcry l>eforu
it- i- Court limine in I'hiiiiIvii,' with*
l?*k?il 1 1 ? ? : i : ul hale, on the llrnt
i. Hi .July, 1 >-"? . being the "?r J day ,
! iw hi: K'al < ?tnte :
Ail that }?ieco. J- a reel r.|- lot of laml ai t
uate.l ;:i the city of t'mnden, S. C., con
taining kIx and At ? o-i|UHiterH (tl 34)
u itx, more ? r h?>^^vith buildinjjB there
' ii. l.-.isnde'l N >r h hv York street., Kast
i'\ r i* i r stie? t. >?? ,11th by King Htreet,
West by I.yttifton street, composed ot
Li; v l-tt* numbered <V27 to inehiHi\e,
formerly premiers of S. M. Mathis. He
serving from the mie, however, the renta
ot "ne planted portions of snid pr?*roi8ta
loi the < orient \?-ar, tho said rents to bo
p.ul ta tin* Kxiate of John C. Man and
ii.il lo pa#* to the puiehaaer of tho prem
j i se h
Terms of z^a'.e. ? One-third cftsh, bftl
I ance in one and two years ?cenr**d .h7
1 moi (*?*?? nf premies roM, with privi*
; Uve ot payinn a greater portion or all
j CAhb.
J. H Pll ELI'S,
j Probate JiuVe Kenhaw County. S, C.
Juntwu?? iyo-'>.
'Ml UP TOWN CROU
RV,
A veritable depot!
for family supplies,
is brimming fill
staple and fam
GROCERIES
Call , and have yow
wants supplied,
rig up No. 140 and j
your orders w ill bar||
prompt attention,
I am yours ... <
Very Respectfully,
B. A. McD0WEll I
SUMMONS FOR REUeT
1
South Carolina, ") Court or
KorHhaw County. ) Common PlU* ^
Aud?r?on II, Bowen, Plaintiffi
? against r
Sarah H. Truo, Charlea Tt??Wi ?"*T' '
Team,. Marie Smith. Hook W"j ?
Lonle ' Smith, Thurston Trae
lia Broom, M?ttie Broom,
Brottm, Pearl Eskew, Elliott H. WJra
on, Karl II. Bowen. Rva CrumpWja
Eunice II. Brown, Euclid H. Bow*
Ine* I, Bowen, and Jullu* A. Bffjw ?
])eftufc*N ^
To tlie Defendant* i ?
You are hereby - aummoned
quired to answer the complaint
action,, which will be died in *?
of the Clerk of this Court, aadfr*^j
n ropy qf your answer to the '
plaint, on the subscriber at hair
Camden, S. C., within twenty di
the tervice hereof; exclusive of
<?t such acrvice; and if you ail '
?wor the complaint within theti***
?aid, the plaintiff in thto
ply to the Court f?r the relief *
od in the complaint. T ? ->
^Oau-d, Camden, S. 0.,
t.r.Mi02r
Plaintiff*
To ()h?r)?a Team.' Powei
Eskew. and Elliott H,
dai.it in tbla action :
rake notioe that the CompW?*'
action \taa filed in the office of*'
of iheQmrj <f floanx>a Flw*
?i?aw Cotinty, In the State ?
Carolina en the Mwenteeath 4*JM
A. D. IMS.
J. T. Bar.
Plaintiff's At
U*y W-fit,