The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 30, 1906, Image 3
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O. 6 C. MERRiAM CO.,
V?bll6t)?rii Springfield, Maes.
Joeil
WANTED.
Suleauun and one Saleslady,
to Dayjd Wolfe.
Plantation For Reh{,.
Rent.?The plantation for
g&clwigiug to G. G. Gofl', Ap>
M. RAUM,
at the Mammoth Store.
Bates via Southern Railway.
npntb^rn Railway will sell
||>n lickils between all
^ftet of the Minbi?8ipp, and
the Ohio and Potomac
and from St. Louis and
[ate poiuls. Rale oue farw
plus 25('?. for round
^kets sold Df*c. 20-25 in
to. 30 31, 1900, and Jan.
fill) liuift good to leave
reluming not later
[bt Jan. 7, 1907. For
l?tion, apply to auy
t of the S-j. Ry., or
Ellen, Assistant Gen
Agent, Atlanta,Ga or
Divisiou P.\s8enget
S&lon, S. C.
("giving Social.
incial under the au
"New church workersl
^church wup held on
at-the parsonage,
frge attendance and a|
;jltiue whs passed.
Hall rendered a pi
qaual able inaunir,
?Geisenheimer.
ig a beautiful solo,
iih-ini read an in
and tbe program
Jtijfilg by Mr. Wil
id light refresh.
tfFeriog for tbe
cburcb build
.00.
libit.
EP"
f-Exliibit, held
^iiq.Camden
ill interesting
I 6f Thanks
roles. Ho
jjrtfiernoon
enlng there
|i?"s after
It for tbom
tin- fish
specially
jjer young
\kn of the
ftioUM ttUll
exhibits!
gied pro
ling la-1
so me |
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Surveyor's Notice.
I ahull bo ).lt?na>d jo str?o iIiom- wish
Niirvfv* nii'l f lrttg n.udo of theil
funds mi KHrhtiaw County. Terms ????
Ai:*lfvMK me m ))4*zel|, Sumter
? s r It. M. CANTI V
V'v, 3<j. jlHiti.
MONEY TO fctOAN.
Money i<> lonn on Heal Kbtide nf
tor November 1st, I HOG.
Clarke A von Treuckow.
Oct. 19?3m.
I'n^iilnnt of Southern Rail toad
Killed In HiiilnMul Acci
dent.
Lvucliburg, V?., Nov. 29?Sain
Util Spencer, preaiduut of the South
ern Railway coinpan), and recog
nized hti <?!)? of i|kj forumnut men
in Hit? development of the Southern
Sim'ch, was killed tljiu morning at
0 : Id o'clock lu a roar-ood collision
in which two fust Houlhbouml pass
enger train i* were involved, ten
uiiluH aoulh of Lynehhttig r*nd h
mile tinrth >)f Lawyers' depot. In
the nanio w-oek three of hit* i>u?igis
weie killed. Only Mr. Spencer'a pri
vate secretary, K. , A. Merrill of
New Yoilc ciiv, and ono y.of the
three porter* survived the acci?f#uj..
Cotton Market.
<'otton is quoted this morning at
11c
- - ^ - ? - ?? ?
Improving.
The friendn of (loo. W. McLean,
Kr.. will bo glad to learn that lie has
j sufficiently recoverod from his recent
illness lo be able to visit bin ductal)
ter in Columbia. Jw
' 'Ikj
Residence For Rent.
The 10 room house opposite
Bloomsberry. For terms spply lo
M138 Mury C. Watkiiie,
Irwin A venue,
Spartanburg, S. C.
Nov. 20, 11)00.
WANTED.
Wanted:?Lady to advertise our
goods locally. Several weeks home
work. Salary $12 p??r week, a
day for expended. Siundet-n Co.,
Dept. W., 40 to 48 Jackson Boule
vard, Chicago, III.
PERSONAL.
Mayor John Weaver and wife of
"Philadelphia are at the Hobkirk Inn
for the win tor.
That excellent gentleman, Mr. B.
P. DeLoaehe, with bis family, has
moved to Camden to reside.
Dr. LoRoy Meroney, of Philadel
phia spent this week with bis uncle,
Mr. J. S. Merouey,of Holley Hill.
Mr. David Wolfe hug been absent
from town this week on some impor
tant business. Note his ud next
week.
The many friends of Mrs. S. C.
Cly burn will regret to learn that, she
is extremely ill richer home in Kirk
wood, .''V
? Ilev. C. C. Herbert *is attending
the South Csrohn* Conlerenee in
Columbia, in conseqnonoM of whioh
there will be no preaching in tbo
Methodist church on Sunday.
Mr. 8. Miller William*, formerly
of Camden Hit now of lOvn^ns City,
is spending n few days in Camden.
No men with a big?er hrain or bet
ter heart than Mr. Wdliams ever
lived and Camden is glad to see him
The Baptist Stato Convention has
becu in session in Spartanburg this
week. The Camden Baptist Church
was represented at the Convention
by "Rev. L. A. Mitchel'. Misses
Louise Nettles and liidlo Thomson
and Mr. \V. L. McDowell:*"
AN INVALUBliE W031K.
V * ,V
?'Life and Suyjnga of Sam Jonos,'
Kjiied by His Widow.
Tho people of iliu United States,
who kuew tho Into Sioi Jones ns
an unexcelled evangelist, aud pul
pit orator, will be glad to learn
tbat his life and sayings are to he
made imperishable in the form of
a volume that will bo published by
J. L. Nichols Ac Co., of Atlanta
eaily in December.
A few days after- ibe funeral of
the great evaugelint Mr. A. N. Jen
kine, president of Nicholb <fe Co., in
in company with Mr. J. L. Turner,
of the Tumor-Franklin Printing
Company, wont to Carteraville and
a contract was entered into to push
the work to completion *t tiie ear-j
liest praetical moment. The work
is under the supervision ot Mrs
Jonefl, who is assisted by the Rev.
Walt Holcotne, tho evangelist's co
worker f*?r a number of years and
closest friend, together with a corps
of trained writers and compilers.
"The Life and Sayings of Sam
Jones'* containn over 400 pages,
With* fifty fpll p?ge illustrations.
moroalii^^S.fiO; cloth, #2 50:
llloa <le $.^.00. Kxpvtssagrt
paid. Agenta are coining men
handsome outfit fur 50
Circulars fr?'?. Address
p.hola A C i., 9Lri Auaiell
, Atlanta, 4-Ja.
ANt'ED?Good Man in each
i<? repreaeni and tdvurtlM
fH|W? department, put. out
etc. Old Titati'uhed bu?
00*0. C?ah Hal?rv $21.00
j cxpeniitt money. sdvMan^d ;
i, position. Our Rafar
ukftr* National Hank- of Otii
* *p Hal 0< HXOiX >. Addraaa
? Tba v Colombia Hoaaa,
Money To Loan.
t him prepared to make loan* on aj>
prov? i) bc^iir.iv of K?'hi Estate la Kei
< ounty "ii u?riu* to wuit horrowei
W. M. SHANNON.
Aii^iiii') at Law.
Caii.tLn, s X"V. 1 ?, 1N06.
Application for Final Discharp.
Notion is hereby given that on Mon
day, l'ee. 17, ISKMi. I will appiv t?> the
Ju.t^r ??( j'rolmte of Keritiaw i.Ymnty lor
Let urn Duniutsorv as Administi.Ul'ix ol
the entatf of Laac Iluile
Rebecca Aaron, Aibn'x.
Nov. lii, 190(5.
Administiatof's Notice.
Notice in hereby tti ven that on Wednes
day, December 12th, 1906, at 12 o'clock
M.. i will make application to J. B.
1 * hoi | s, Kwj.. Judge ??f I*r < >1?ato (or Ker
shaw County, ?t bit office in the City of
OtiniU-ii, S <?., for final discharge as ad
ministratrix of the estate of J{. A Mc
Dowell, de('t
? LII,LIE H. Mr DO WELL.
Administratrix,
Camden, B. C., Nov. 8th. 190(5.
$500 Reward
A reward of Five Hundred Dol*
lata will bo paid for the apptehen
aion and conviction -of the aenail
ant of Mr. L. L. Hlock on tli?
night of October 22nd, 190(5.
By order of Citv Council.
H. O. CARRISON,
ftl ay or.
J. J. GOODA<LK, Clerk.
N^, 0, 1906.
Mastei's Sale.
South Carolina, ) In the Court of
Kershaw County. ) Common Pleas
II. (r. Carrwon, Plaintiff,
ayainst
James Joy and Laurel Smith, $
Dfenrlants.
F0UECL08URE SALE.
Under and by virtue of a decree in the
above case, made by the Honorable H.
W. MommiiiKer, Circuit Judge, on tint
1st day of October H>06. I will offer for
sale in front ofThe C'ountv Court Mouse
door in the City of Camden. S. C., dur
ing the legal hours of sale, on tho llrat,
Monday in December, 1906, the follow
ing deNcribeJ^property : ?
All those two (2) pSteela and/: acta of
land lying, being and .>it untfajn the ]
County of Kershaw and State of South
Carolina, One cotitlhining Thirty-nine
(39) acres, bounded on the North by
lands of Ii<l)m Williams, on the Kant by
same hind, on the South by land of,
Henry Smith and West by Henry Shaw j
Said tract l?wng formerly a part of the
Henry Smitn lands, but no* known
as the property of James Joy. Al
so, All that piece, parcel or tract of
land lying, being and situate in the]
said County and State, cohlainlnpr Seven
ty (70) acre-?, bounded on the North by
lands of James Joy, Eas^ by lands of
ITenry Sutton. South by the K d leading
from Camden to Bfchopville, and on the
West by lands of Henry Shaw. Suid tract
of laud is situated about fcix ((5) miles [
Kast of the City of t amden. and in all
that tract known as tiie property of|
Henry Smith.
Term? of sale, cash:?Purchaser to
pav lor papers.
L- A. WITTKOWSKY.
Master for Kershaw County.
Nov, 8til, IDOtj.
T4Y
1 i\A ilVIR/li,
Office of Treasurer of Kershaw County)
Camden, S. C-. Sept. 14, 1900. ' f
In accordance with the Act to raise
supplies for tho fiscal year commencing
.January 1st, 1906, notice is hereby given
that. the books v?ill ho open for. collect
ing StHie, county and school tax?>s from
October 15, 1900, to M?lch 1st. 1907. A
penalty of 1 per cent will be added on
nil taxes unpaid by .Iil'nnary 1st. 1907.
A penalty of two per cent on nil unpaid
bv Feb. lfct, 1907. A penalty of seven
per cont will be added on all unpaid
March 1st. 1907.
Tho rate per centum for Kershaw
county is as follows :
Mills.
State taxes, 5
School taxes, 3
County taxes, 3J
Railroad taxes, 2
Court House Bonds, 4
Road, 1
Total. 15
Tho lollowioK special lories havo been
made also:
Special School tax. District No. 1,
for interest on School Bonds Graded
School Building, Mills.
District No. 1, /
Special School tax Dist, No. 1( 3
n *? ?? n <i o% ji
f> )? >? f? 4 8
? ? M M ?? ?? ?? ,)
t *
? ?? .. ? ? 10> 2
?. ?. ?? M >. 11( 2
" " " " " 12, 2
?? ?? it ii ?? | -j jj
? M ? 18| 3
;> ,? ,? ?_ 19f 2
*? ' " ?' ?? " 22, 2
?? . " ?? ?? ?6f 2
Tho road tax, of two dollara can D<
paht the ConntV Treasurer frofn Octobe.
15th. 190ft, to March 1st, l?H)7.
All male peVsons lliving within the
cori>yrate limits of onie? or towns, stu
dent# attending any colleen or school of
the State, Ministers in charge of regu
lar conaregations. teachers eiui'lovci) in
pnblii? tcluujIs. achaal trustees Junu?
their term of ofHee. persons peumtDent
ly disabled and those nntfltttty enguged
in tho quarantine service of the state are
exempt from tho payment of road tax.
AU oth*r male persons 1>?tween the ages
of 18 and^O mnare remtleed to pay
aatd read tax or work ^pt lew than aix
days during the rear.
The po'l tax is $1.
All information aa to taxes will Ax1
furnished upon application.
JN*> lists of name* for tax receipt* trill
he recieved unlcnw the smutint of. tan
?s*ney is tifpetited x:lt? ihs paid list.
This rale will bs atrtcUy enforced,
i ?"... :? ?_?.D<
-?SSfc.
fO fc
A u *
WHERE 10 BUY THE DEST
MERCHANDISE AND MAKE
YOUR DOLLAR CiO THE
??EARTH E5T.
; k ?? ???>?
We have taken great pains this st i.-<m in s??le<lintf our
stock and know wo have the right k ?. ] <?f ^oods, <nd have
them at the right price. Now \v?? not hanging out a
"white ra^" in front < I' our door, or advertising our floods at
cost; but we know that cur Fanners V<.vi? had a idiorl crop,
and that ''Times are hard and mono) scarce. * So il you will
come in and trade with us wo will divide our profits with
you and give you a clean, Mjuaro trade.
Ladies Rain Coats.
We call special attention to our lino of Ladies Rain Ooats,
Cloaks, Tailored Suitnand Walking Skirts We have Iheio
to suit any size purse.
Comforts.
A lar^e assortment of Comforts nn<l Hflankcts to Select
from a( prices to please.
Domestic Department.
Our Domestic Department is full of everything .for the
House Keeper?Tahlu Damask, Towels, Whito Quilts, Sheet
ing, Pillow Tubing, K'c. A good. tf?4 Sea Island a! ;4e per
4-4 Sea Island at 5c per yard. T!:e bos'. 0 l-'lo Cheek
Homespun at only 5c per yard.
Rugs.
Hugs, Art Squares and Mattings. Wo liuve the largest
Rtock of these #r,oda in the oit.y fur you to select from, and
wo know the prions are right.
Shoes.
?ShocH, Shoep, ?Shoes! We have (he be. it. lin? .of good Win-1
f,(?r shoon. for Men, Women an 1 Children; mario by ibe Bay.
State fchoo Company; and the '"Celebrated" Star Brand Shoes
Oust, try a pair of these and be satinfied.
Farm Supplies;
A full stock Farm Supplies, Heavy flrorerioa nnd lagging
and Ties. Wesillthe Thorn Hill ai>,i R><ler Wagons; one
horse or t wo horse, thimble skein or iit?n nxle, wide or nar
row tiro. Get our prices on these got before yon buy.
Yours respcctfullv,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
P. T. VI1I?P%M, Pri|ri?tOf.
f
$35,000 worth
of Merchandise
must be sold re?
gardless of value,
in the next 30days.
This sale begins
Friday morning,
November 9 at 9
o'clock sharp rain
or shine.
Tell your friends
to meet you at
Hirsch's where the
original liargain
sale- is on and
where you will*
find ever>' thing as
advertised.
Finding that our
stock is** entirely
too heavy for the
crops that have
been made this
Fall, we have de
cided to throw our
entire stock before
the public consist"
ing of Dry Goods*
Clothing, Shores,
Tlats; Caps, Gent's
Furnishings, Mil
linery, Carpets,
Mattings, Rugs,
in fact every arti
cle in the house
will be included in
this gigantic and
most sensational
sale we have ever
introduced, you
can buy Ladies
Tailor made Suits
Cloaks, Jackets &
Rain coats at your
own price as our
stock is entirely
too large, and
same must be sold.
Remember this
sale is for cash on
ly, no goods will be
charged.
Yourt* Respectfully*
Hirsch Bros. & Co.