The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 29, 1905, Image 3
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i* A wa? going to
fcses, * year ag?, lead
induced him to
?<???* one Devoe, by .agreeing to
v^Swrnauy loaa U mtght brtng blra. ~
Doe ol hla houses chalked off, aud
ka called for a settlement.
Tbe boot ??? on the wrong foot.
l?aad-and-oil (? tbe chalker ; aot De
' . foa. It waa a mistake, oot a banco
.. . II Do voo chalked off a* Icad-and
oil does, it wouldn't eland a ghost
rprachanee lo the market. -
Yoara trnly
V. W. Devoe * Co,
Tor Sale.
X)ue ^/thorough- bred ' Berkshire
Boar'.' Will weigh 500 poupd?
If you vYHnt him be quick. Applr
to A. S. Wbite^
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Big Shov/ Coming, j,
Next Monday ni^'ht, Oct/2, the
big show "Ten nights in l a Bar
roooi" will exhibit in Canufen. Ad
mission 25 and 15 cents. See ad.
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Eggs! Eggs!!
You will find a lot of fresh eggs
at Jno. K. McDowali's^Any qnan
m you mini. CatWoarly, for
Uire If a big demand for them.
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... Fcr Sale Cheap.
Ono ndw Piano at greatly reduc
ed ptioe. Organs and Sowing Ma
chines at short notice. Dry good*
and Groocrlce as cheap as mni?ey
can buy them. W. J. Gaddell.
By Tha Oar Load."*5
Mr. M. Baurn has just, received
of mixed and clipped.
u;*v?. Also a oar load of corj, al)
of Which will be sold at very low
price*. Call uud see him.
Distrlot Meeting of tho Womnu'B For
eign Missionary TEkrfcloty of Bumter JDis
fciict, Methodist Church.
: Tbe annual meeting of tho Wo
"? ufah*s Foreign Mioaionary Society
"of Sumter District, Methodist Ch ,
will be held in Lytlleton Scseet
Church, Camden, S. C., Oct. 6th
- to 8th. Sumtet District embraces
patloial chut gee in tho following
counties: Clarendon, Sututer, Kur
ehaw, Lee, Chesterfield, Richland,
lf)orcnoe. There are fifteen W. F. i
Ik. Societies and twelve Juvenile'
^societies ia the iMalriet. Mrs.
Wight man, who is tbo general prei-i
I'ient and the State president, and
Mrs. Darby the district s^crotury,
t?.nd o.thcr ( fllccre, aud a delegate
from each Society constitute tho
personcl of the meeting, The geu-1
eval public is coj^hhlly invited lo
.ttUcad all the meetings.
Car load mixed aud dipped oats
just received. M. Baum.
Car load com just received.
M. Baurn.
Go to the Camden Supply Co. for
your Coffee.
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Letter to Q. S. Higgins,
Dear Sir : How easy it i
things mixed! This
.our agents, Mc
btickle, Boc
A CARD.
To tho grand Jury which ihh ii
Camden chiw wcok the fttutt- n> ut v\
made by Home person cr i. 1
tnewu to Qt? that "It. M. l\m?? h:.n !
gotten from the county one KmhIm.
dollara damage? for a niuu? vv!>jci
hart not been Ii. jtti ? <l tin the | >u ? i< I
road aw churned by the n,iid i< M.I
I'oaroe." I4 V ^ I i n that a wry J
injustice h?? been done, w?j take thi? j
mf ?*vinp #hai t ln> ht:tununt |
i(5 K*$ ?allfi+(toy fbtw ftf.d if ho pt>r '
lij i>r prtllitu, who road? said fitaltj- 1
w|yot? not liW?; thi? he, ?>r ilioy,
can'gtft tfattofuolion in aiy f<?rm l?y
<m Oil hot out! ov hotll of U3
It M. l\)hlCO,
G. W. A'omi.n&. |
A^iofchci Fu e at Hi at h EjirlngH. i
uotlier II to occurred at Heath j
Springe last Wedneo-Jay morning do- i
btroylng the etore of Mr. J. K. Creed. ?
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The ftaughleta of the Con(cd??ra*-i
?y will meet with Mra. Win. An i
crutn on Monday Oct. 2, at eight '
o'clock.
Mr p. I'. Leblie Z crap, See.
Orango Notico.
? Panama grange No. 19 will meet
with Gum Spring grunge on the!
2nd Wednesday (the 11th day) in
Oct. K. Dt Kay, Sec. j
Kellgiouo Notice.
The ordination of two deacon*
will be held at Cbolj; BodMsI, church
?mi thw 2nd Sunday in^Jcl., at 1 1 :30,
pre a^i n tUMA 11 a. iu'. <*wid 7 :30 p.
ui. The public in cordially invited
to attend these services. '
Death of Mrs. DoKay.
M rp, M. J. DeKay, mother of Mr.
J. K. DeKay, dit?d on the 23rd ii>?t.,
of dr-op#yv aped 71 years. Decflaa-'
ed was a most excellent woman end
her death is moaned by ail who
knew her. Thtf^Koter jjeot ' took
place at the family burying grotfnd.
Death' of Mr. C. M. Alexai;der.
Mr. C. M. Alexaude'r died at iiie
home in Riahopville last Tueed*}
after several weeks illness nf ty
phoid fever. For a number of years
M*. Alexander lived iu Cauiden and
has many friends in this county
who will regret exceedingly to learn
of hi? dentil. J*
Death of Mrs. Irene Kenney I
Mrs. Ireue Kenney, wife of Rov.
J. W. Kenney, died very suddenly
at her home near Pi3gnh church
last Monday cvoning about 6.30
o'clock. Deceased wrs a mo^tlov-1
able character and loaves a devoted
husband and three little children.
The funeral services took place
on Tuesday afternoon at PisgaQ
church conducted by Rev. C. C.
Brown of Sumter.
Prof. Harry Trantham. .
??A# i? well known among our
atude?t?, oar btdoved Prof. Harry
TraoUram, who has so ably filled
the position of Professor of Mathe
matics here for nearly four years,
sails for Oxford, England, to eot<3r.
for a three years' con r fee, having won
the Cecil Rhodes Scholarship. tpU
year. We shall ipiaa his genlAl ptes
once and his able instruction. kt,u
we are ouly too sorry lo have togiyo
him up. Our beat wishes go with
.him to hU new field, and wo feel
sure tlut there as at bis Alma Ma
ter, -and h?re, be- will win liosst of
friends for himself, and establish
himself among the first where real
scholarship and gentlemanly honor
offers rewards." A
The above appeared in a recent
iesuo of the *?Oak Leaf" published
by -the Athenian an<l Philomanthe
an literary societies of the 0?k
Ridge, (N. C.,) Institute. Mr.
Trantham left Camden, where he
has heen spending the summer, on
Tuesday Uat and carries with him
the best wishes of the eutlrc com
munity,
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Berth of Mrs. W. H. Hailo.
Died at ber home in Cainden on
tbe morning of September 2Gt<b,
Camilla Ancrum wife of Willllam
Hampton Haite end daughter of
the late Cupt. Thomas J. . Ancrum
'and his wife Mary Cantey.
^?"Gncatly beloved by a large family
connection and an. unusually ex
tended circle of friends, admired by
all m n noble type of young woman
hood, ber death has caused wide
spread eorrow not only in Camdou
bat wherever she was known. Of
dtrikinft personality and high char-i
aotcriatics she will be sadly missed
in the community in wbioh she
lived. She has left three sweet lit
tle daughters, one an infant of a
few months. To her dovoted moth
er, "husband, ber only sitter Mrs.
C. a Moore, end these tender
babes, the most heartfelt sympa
tic is extended by each and every
ojie who knew lids lovely young
woman. ^
The funeral services ^ere hold
from Grace Episcopal church of
wfatch she was a devoted member,
the aervlcee betng conducted by hei
pastor Rev. W, B. Gordon. The
following gentlemen acted as pall
beerere. Meters. Edward Selmond,
Laurens Mills, W, McD. W hi taker,
J. J* Workman, Dalton Kennedy,
4r? and W. K. )oht<|pt, ir.
.Her remain# wererlald to reel In
tbe baentlfat old cemetery here end
lb# grave covered by loving hands
f iterf: is y< lr chance \
WE ARE SLLLLs'O ALL OF Ot'Tf
conduced to close <tan tf*ti
Clothing Stock, consisting of If cr %
Youths and Boys tiuits, we are oifc . *
ing theirs at prict s that vs *11 mahc
% ; then go.
COME AND CiET THE FIRST PICK
OF THiS PILE.
Gov Food Ooly $1.40 Vev Hundred.
Just received hy the Cainden Sop
ply Co., a shipment nf shorts (or
l&idclllogs) one of the bvnt varieties
of Cow Food on tlio market. Price
odIv $1.40 per hundred. Try it. ?
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Mr. Hiklebratul, of Flagood, wkp ;
in our city TimraJay.
Mr. A. L Oaston of tlio ChceFer 1
, bar is in the oity. ??
Mr. W. W. nagging was in Co i
lumbia one day this week.
! Mr. 12, O. MoCp^iffht loft yes'er {
| d ay to spend a fow days in Nerv j
York City.
i M??8orp." Lexio Gusenhohnor and j
' Smyrl Halaol loft yesterday lo attend ?
I the Charleston College.
[ Mr. W. A. Garland and Mr. Clark '
I are hack in Camden after bavin? bad
a fluoceeful aensoW in 1 1 ( ndersonviUe '
N. 0.
Messrs. W. D. Truntham? Jr., and!
Andrew Anernin, leave to day to te
smno their studies at the S. C. SI A. }
at Charleston.
Mr. G. H. ?>aum went north last >
night. on professional bnniness. fie [
<vill be in Philadelphia und New i
York about two weeks.
I Ti'.at excellent gjcntlouian and 1uc?
long friend (f ours, Mr. J. S (Jard- ?
j ner of Weutville. camo down iast
Saturday to attend the cotton grow -
ers association and paid us a pleas
ant call. , ' j
Mrs. I). Z. Dantzler and daughter!
who have recently made Camden
their home, (tbo latter being a teach
er in the graded school) are with Mrs
t? L. McCreijjht on Lyttleton street.
Mr. Jno. O* P. Williams has been
employed to teach (bo Bell school in
West Wat eriee. A wise selection has 1
been made. Mr- Williams is tt teach J
or of wide e*perienoe and h&M fil**"" '
perfect ??Us(.cU93 -^re?or Uo ;
taught, , j
s,
oaal^Uots.
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Camden misses greatly the choice
fonng spirits wlio have left for jbeir
college homes ? and thoir winter
work*' Always to t.ho fore, alio has
3ent an unusually large number from
nor midftt again thU season. Among
U?e young ladies who attend St. Ma
ry's at Ualcigh are? Misses Kmily
/ar risen. Alico Corbdtt and Marga
ret Eldredge, and Wlnthrop lias her
quarto in Misses Aunie Workman,
Hessie Lenoir, Aila^. J?uelp8, May
VSoykin, Kate L<'Uoir, Selma Pariah,
Jean Stoney and mvf?s Lang. Many
others have gone to different colleges
v.'ho bavo been previously mentioned
Miss Charlotte Kershaw, Mrs.
Oralton Do Louche and three of her
boys arc guests at Mr. and Mr8.
lboQjias Lann>>.
DP. and Mrs. Russell Znmp And
iitllo ion after a visit of some
:engtb to their relatives here, havo
returned to their homo at Knoxville,
l'onn. ? ~
Mrs. K, G. "Whistle* has gone to
ijer summer h%pie at Flat iloek to
apend a fortnight beforo returning to
Kirkwood Heights for the winter.
Mrs. James Lafttto of Atlanta is
visiting &V neice, Mrifi W. D. liar
tali on Lyttleton street.
Mrs. Thomas Lipscomb of Colum
bia, with her little son, is with her!
mother Mrs Val Jordan on upper ;
Broad street. ? J
FOR SALE.
820 aeve* of land, near Liberty Hill,
known as the Ht^ecea Lucas irnct.
Fear?hor?e farm onen. Frica $2,000;
one-fanrth CMb. balance on easy Ufma
i VpjUy to Uenrr Savage 'Otn W. B.
Hough.
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YaMlB Tract Of Land For Sale.
For Sale.? Seventy fife (75) aeret
of good pine land. Ten mere* clear
ed the real under good pine Umber.
I he tract in n park of tb? Rstate of
Mi. J.JB. Stokes, lying five milee
South of Betfeaa*. g. O. Apply at
onoe {r>ing -beet eaab price..
J. W. 8TOKK8, ^
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OPERA HOUSE 10 LEA- ?.
Scaled for a lea-bo o i ii?<> ( r.i
House in Ga linden , S. ?' , i r i; ci.. ; .
year arc invited by t'ifv <'<.ni . il. i ,'\i
will be received *ttp to t';< 1
when Council will iiuti tn:>i a;- n t' ut
Council reserves the light to ?"?. jv-r! n>
or all bid.-;.
11. <r. Cft! r ir?i >n.
Mayor.
<1. Alexander, Clerk.
Sept. fi, ? tT O
NOTICE TO BICYCLS YMM.
Tiie attention of biCVcle vi.l? ra if of ' 1 ????
io the following provision oi tit ^
prij jp tin f!Q I
"All riders of bicycles are i\- ; ?t ? ? . tc
sound an Alarm within a .i - i * ii<r%- of
twenty feet of each street ton <*t be I ?re
turning the satno aYid to pass <>r i.?nt
^o)f)<-rH slowly "
1 have inBtrixetiiia la .'tiieti* eyf'syce
r 1 1 ? ? provisions of thin or'ninn ;t, iflsch
?Hli be done in the future.
Iteiij. I'aile,
CheK vt lV.fc>.
Master's 1$
Hy virfureof a decree of tlir Oonrr of
Oomtnon Plea* for Kershaw \ ounty in
the State of South Carolina, in th* c.tse
of Spring* Banking and Mercitiitdo
pany agaii)Ht. Oallie Uichard*, llu- <?I'.??r,
Elizabeth Richard-'. Sophie Kicha;d'<? An
nie Richards. tJaUin Rioharifx, the ^ >un.
gcr, Marlon Iltcharlsi Abralmn U\< h
ards, Johnnio Richards, Ja:uc* Rich
ards, and PrifldoftU Ricbunltf, b*ir*< at
law and disttibuiucs of J. 1'. nicitatds,
deceaacd, 1 will sfcll to the highest bidder
ut auction at the Cmtrfc Hons* iti 'he
town of Camden in the Cotinf.v of Kc*r
shaw, in tho State of South SO lint on
?ale day in October. th*
Ing the JJiul day of said month, at tie'
usual hour of sale, the following -\g- ,
Scribed real estate to
That ti act of land lu ' .
Kershaw. in t?sUi h?-* - bounty of
tuo Eiiiof ^ -'?td ku"?Ti?, :j* i>a'* wf
? ^aco, containing --fitcy acrcw,
.??ore or less, bounded north by \andn of
Oureton Estate and H. C. Jones ; Kavr by
puhlfo road Which load* from Cauith-.u
to Liberty Ilill ; an the South by Urde
01 Cureton estate.
Terms of sale, 9??h, purchaser to pity
"for papers.
' - L. A.. WITTKOWSKY,
Master Kershaw t. ounty,
September 9ti), iOOft.
TAX NOTICIL /
Office of Treasurer of Kerr haw CW>vsl. K
Camden, S. C.? Sept. 55, * v"
fn accordance Tvit-h the Art to r?. ^e
??applies for tho flbfal year coimnenc. .g
.'anutvry l?trr1904, notieo iMiereby >J!i\-n
?ihat the books w ill be op<jn for aollt *t
ng State, county and B?d>Ool fi n
October 16, liK)6. to .Mnrch Ut. i'.XMJ. A
penalty of 1 per cent will l.o n.ld,*d ni
all taxes unpaid by January IhV, Vji.O.
A penalty of two pei ronton al! unp. id
1 ? y Feb. 1st, 11)06, A penalty jf iu-<>n
>er cent will bo added oi\ all Uupi id
March 1st, 1906 ' ;
Tho ra|p per ceiiiQio for Kertib w
(ounty is as follows :
^ Mil! 9.
?Stato taxes, r> J
Jnibool taxee,
? lonnty taxes, t'
Railroad taxes. "i
Total. 1?
The lollowim? special lerlei huvn bevn
.aade alio:
Special School tax. District X >. 1,
'or interest on School Bonds Graded
School Building Mi.v*.
IJiatriot No. I. %
Special School tnx Dist. No. i,
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Tho road tax of ttvo dnlJa.fi can be
paid. the Conntv Treasurer from Oct-ob??
t6lh. 1905, to ^Krch 1st,
ATI male persons living within She
corporate limits of ciiies ?r tow?a, ??su
dents attending any collect* ?r a?Uoo: *1
the State. Ministers iu charge of ngv
Ur congregations, teacher^ em pie veil in
public' schools. Hchujl trust ?i<ta aiding
thair term of office, persons p^rwui" nt
ly disabled actl tliOmi actually eng.t^od
in the quarantine vice of the stall; ar?
exempt from tho paymont of road tax.
All other male permuia between the tgee
of 18 and 60 years are repaired to pay
?old road tax or work not lest than six
dtya Atrial the rear.
The poll tux is $1.
All information as to taxes will b*
furnished upon application.
Ho Mat* of *?n>es for tax receipts will
bo rec tared aalees tho amount of Us
money is dsnoattsd witli
AT
We are receiving our new Fall and
Winter 1] ods everyday We have a
complete ne of Dry Goods, Notions',
Shoes, Hf is, Caps and (jents Furn
ishing Qy :>ds bought at the right
price by a man that has had twenty
years erience in these special
hues Hitd knows what tnc people
want, 'ui< we are going to sell them
as low as he lowest.
y In our Dress < oo<1h Depart men I. you will find nV\ the new
est weaves in Mi i a i i , Panama. llroadoloths, Kl<\, in colors
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and hlaelc. Wo all espccnil attention to our line of lVtaek
Dress Goods.
Our Domr?l.i- department i.s com p)ot'.?. Kvoi\v thing' in
LongclothR. She; ings, FillowTubmg,\y !i e S read Damask,
Towels, Napkim and Doilies. We can please the : good"
house- wives in t; s line.
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NOTIONS, NOTIONS
We have all tl i latest Novelties in Xeckwear, Bolls ond
Girdles, Fancy ( >mba and all the .little adjuncts Hi at go Jo
make up a lady1v oiJet. We carry the American beauty and
W. B. Corsets. v\re are Agents for the Ladies1" Iloiiie Jour
^ nal Patterns and any them in slock.
nnd Art Squares Theso good# :'r<! lovely. Something new
in Matting and 'ire^rass Art Squares ? splendid for the din- ''
i.i^room ' \
Skirts and Cloak Wo have these goods in all styles, and
call especial atte aon to our line of Cloaks and Tailored
Skirts. ' - ----- :
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Come
ana see us.
Yours Respectfully,