Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TTHEWiT rlursodl sOOO t4$for Words f?f tho "World J1 JlS^wP l>aat^ Ott l ho ti W.11??TI,1,. . ?vmVs.Ti. i ;. i>.. ?ji, ? > . r. - ?"> r?? J i ssUife 2-x^ry ?*J4iau.e?. swit<imi?. l/fertjifo. Fr'utcJfr mi rimkie*.'/ Bfr.><rut<.il jauayk lei* iMCO., >W. Mao*). WW jfcpiaeopnl irChrUmaB Tea Tuesday afternoon Ue 61 Mrs. H. Gr. Carri frou? -4 to 6 o'clock. \. an Exchange in one rooniH on Monday, Dec. ia can be sent by then Uofc^ts 50c. Gom ?eent. A K. H. Tweed. i\, At Tho Best Mill ivi8 U turning out meal at?the PiGe Wo know where* i'-Davis says "for will have to go rfljlch of course is Ucated tn un ite no mm?V aptiat Union meeting of ou Satur* ay in March Workers," of | rChurch will] Mjt refresh e on Main ? ? * ? AA *?" ??? ?v? Tuesday b*) public] ud. * "Pfohibl. dam &ob?ol frlrtay, Do ' Tiif.frro iona, ile There will] AlI^ are iiiRston, * Teacher. ; R ailwfty Cotton Mu<kf t. Cotton in Quoted this morning hi 10c H*jol<ionco For Rent. I lie 10 room bonne opposite Bloom <berry. Kor terma upply 10 MttJj Mary C. Watkiu*, Irwin A vi is ii*-, Spartanburg, ?S. Nov. 20, 1906. Ni w Hooka. Moie than seventy' now !>?>ok?? bavg been plucii on ibe shelves of tho Camden Library (luting (lie past week. The(*e book* i?r?i writ ten in JCuglUlj, French and tiiummi and include histories, biographies and i iio luteal Action. You cannot alfoid not to road thorn?improve your opportunity. m ? Ho sine to go to M H. Hejinau's to Hob-c.fi ijour wedding and Christ mas gifts. Death of Mr. li W. Porter. Mr. ii VT. Porter djejl av hl? home in W^et Watewo last Hft'ur day afternoon tt 3 30 o'clock. Mr. Porter wan 60 yen is was sick only a few ''days^^WW. up to a short time before hi* deaCn^ic illunsa whs not considered very ec' riouH. " It will bo rciuembored Lhai Mr. Porter is the gentleman who was assaulted at the sumo lime Mr. It A McDoyn-ll wan assaulted and killed on tlje 3rd day of October of lust year. Mr. Porter has atllFt'red two or three attacks of idio diaeusc which caused hla death?gallstone ? but alwujs iq^oveied \^ithc?ut much suffering, llWce the a'tM<|eij termination of this attack was altoN get her unlooked for. The inter ment took place in the family hur rying giound near Mr. Porter's residence laat Sunday afternoon. Mr. Porter woe one of the best men in the county. Marriage of Two Popular Young Peoplo. The pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gerald was the scene of a quiet but pretty wedding at 8:30 Wednesday morning, Deo. I2ih, when their third daughter, Miss Bessie, was united in marriage to Mr. John K. Rhame of this city, Rev* C. C. Herbort, tho popular pastor of the Mothodist Church oIH cl^tihg. '^'he decorations were sim ple but beautiful, tho color sceine, in red and green representing the typical winter festival. The uinuy beautiful presents prove the popu larity of the couple. Miss iifssie is one of Camden's best loved young ladies, cultured, reiiued, aud posess ing many personal charms and graces. Mr. Rhame is a staunch young business man, erjoyIng the estocm und confidence of bis asso ciates in business. Tiic.t have gon? South on their wedding trip. Ma* the brightness and beauty of 1 h?? i'? wedding moLtj, prove emblematical of a life floifaed with sunshine. ! : ??? Application for -Final Discharge. ' - ~ . ' Notice is hereby given that on Mon Uy, Dec. 17, 1906, I will apply to the Fudge of Probdiie ol Keraliaw County for Letters DiuntssoVy a* Administratrix 6i he eatate of Isdao Hnile Rebecca Aaron, Adtn'x. tfor. JO, 1906. Citation. By J. B. Pbelpe. Probate Judge. Whereao, A. C. Ancruin made auit to ue, to grant her Letters of Adminiatra .ion, of the Estate of and effects of W.A. Anemia. t Those are therefore to cite and adinon-, ih all and singular the kindred and the ;reditora of the said W. A. Anornin,. de jeaaedvthat they bo and appear before ;ne, in the Court of Probate, to bo held it Camden, &. C.,on the 22nd day of Dec. next after publication thereof, at 11 j'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they have, why- the "aid admin, isfration should not be granted. Giyon under my hand thi* 7th day of Dee., A. D.. 1906. Published in tho Camden Chronicle on the 7th day of Dec., lOf'G. . J. B, PHELPS, J ud*e of Probate. AN INVALTJBLE WORK. (<XJfe and Sayings of Sam Jones/' Edited by His Widow. The people of the United States, who knew tho late Sam Jcncs as ad unexcelled evangelist and pul pit orator, will be glad to le^rn that bis life and sayings tfre to be tnade imperishable In the form of a' volume that will be published by J. L. Nichols A Co., of Atlanta early in December. A few days afte* tbe funeral at the great evangelist Mr. A. N. Jen kins, president of Nlohols A Co., in ln%oomp*ny with Mr/J.'L Turner, of the XMine^rattkhiL-Pxinilntf Companyv%>nt to .Cftrtereville and a contract if as entered into to posh the work to completion at the e*r tU&t practical moment. The work is under* tho onperYialon of Mrs. Jones, who is assisted by the Rot. Walt Ho'.come, the evaagillak'a co worker tut a a a saber of yaars and Jfrfond, together with a *orps 1. writers nn0 onaifftlotn. ,lfe aad Sajinpa of Sam Ovular - cvtfr 400 pofoa, MfitiMfi p " aW i Attention, Pensioner?. I rill l?e Ht the Auditor'* ofll.-o eaob .*??? uhImv during th? month of Januurv, H)07, fi?r the. -purpose of rt-cfi' ii?<! itppliuallona for peuaioua All S *i(lit?iH| 8-ilo-u or their Wld ??wm who wibti to nn>ke application for u prnaion mu*t do no during the month of January. Thono al ready on the roll need not makeup plicu'ioo, hut in 11 mt report tome eithpj in per eon or ))y wilting utt mi tlmt ilu'ir name* ofcn lie placed on the roll for the enduing Jcar. ALLEN 1)10 A S, Pension CommUaionor. December 10th, 1900. Master's Sale. State of South Car-) In the Court olina, > of Common { Oouo y of Keiahaw.) lMoaa. Neuton C. Hot/kin, as Administrator of the Instate of b). Miller Hoykia and in fits o'irn right, Plaintiff, j Against Lucy C Hoykin, Harwell //. Hoy kin, M. B. Green, Eliza G Alan* nlntyi A. D. Kennedy Assignee of The Furmers ??? Merchants llunk of Camden, S C, and C II. Yates and J T Hay Agents of Creditors >>f The. Farmers and Merchants Hank of Caw.den, S C , Nellie C Man, Administratrix of j- th#Estate of John C Man, rcpre tenting as a das* numerous cred j itors of The Furmers <5* Mer ceants Hank, F J Pelzar, The. Charleston Savings Institution, Joseph W. Burnicell, Receiver of \ the DoKalb Cotton Mill, Me I n ~ tosh <$? Seymour Co, of Auburn, Ar K , E Oliver, and other cr.edi tors of the Estate of E '' Miller Boy Lin, Defendants. Under and by virtue of a decree in tl c above case, mado by the Honorable R, W. M?>r imingtr, (Circuit Judge, on the 12 th day of December, 1900. * will offer fnrsale in frcnt of the County Court House d<?or in the Pity of Camden. S. C., during Ihe loyal hours of sale, on the first Monday in January, ltM)7. being,the Sev enth day uf, the month, the following de scribed property: REAL ESTATE. To Be Separate Tracts. ?-'-All"'that piece / parcel nnd trort of land, lying, being and situated i 11 the County of Kershaw. State of South Caro lina. con raining Two hundred and fifteen (215) ae)*j^tnoie or less.the name being for merly a pavt of tW estate of Burwell Boy-, kin. dect tuscd. and designated in the pint drawn by T. R. Cantey. D. 8 . as tract nunibeV eight (8f and" bounded as fol lows: on the Norih by lands of Pelger Hod. Rors ?S? Co.. a road dividing them. South by lands of the Estate of E. C. Kennedy known as the Stockton place, East by the Camdenjiud Charleston Road and West by Daniel Branch peparanrra it, from tract number ten (10) in the subdivision- of s;iid lands and'tract number nine in said subdivision (rotu wjiich it is separated by the Sontii Carolina Railroavt All of I hat piece, parcel ami tract of land, lying, beinff and situated in the County ef Ketshaw and State of South Carolina; containing' one hundred and ihir ty-thn-e (138) acres, more or lees, as shown bv a plat, drawn by T. It. Cantey, I). 8., and designated as tract number eleven (II) and bounded a" follow* : on the North by the land of pelzer Kodgcrs & Co., for* merly apart of the Estate of Burwell ftoykin, dtceased, an<l known as the Lang Svr?mp place. East by tract number ten (10) in the subdivision made bv T. R Captey, I). S.. South by the lands of E. C. Ktrnedy, known trs the 8tockton place, frcm which it is separated by Dan iel Branch, and We^t by tract number (?J?Vin said subdf*tl9tt>n. All that nlp??. narcfil ?nrl tract of land lying, being and situate in the County of Kershaw, State aforesaid, containingx>ne hundred and seventy six-tenths (170 6 10) acres, more or less, as shown by plat drawn by T, R. Cantey, D. 8 , and des ignated as traet number twelve (12) nnd bounded asfollowston the North by lands of Psjzer Rodgers & Co., formerly a part of the Estate of Burwell Bovkin, deceased, aud known as the Lang' Swamp plaoe, East by tract number eleven (11) in the subdivision madq. by T K. Cantey, D. S., South by the lands 61 tho Estate of E. C. Kennedy, knownt as the Stockton place and West by tract'dumber thittcen (18) in ??id subdivision. All of that piece, parcel and tract of land lying, being and situate In the County ol Kershaw, JUatc of South Caro lina, containing one-hundred and sixty, five (1C5) acres, more or leas, as shown by ? plat made by T. R, Cantey, D. 8 , and known and designated as tract number thirteen (13) and bounded as follows: on the north by lands of'Pelzer Rodders & <'o-, formerly a part of the Estate of Burwell Bovkin, deceased and known an 'the Lang Swamp place, East by tiact number I vrelve (12) in the subdivision of the lands of said estate t>f Burwell kin. deceased. South by Daniel Braneh ?r\<* We*t by lands of Pelzer Rodger* & Co., and tl\fi WAteree River. Also the following Personal Property. J Mules. One (1) raouso colored horso mule, nam. ed Cleveland, old; One (I) bay mare mule, named Rhody; One fH dark bay raare mule, named Lou; One (I) 1'ght bay in are (nule, naued Molly, old; One (1) grey horse mule, named Rock, One (I) grey horse mule, named Stephen, old. I ? Horses. I One (1) bay mare, named Maud, old; One (I) bay mare, named Belle, old. Farm Implements. One (1) old .wagon; One (1) mower and rake.Ono (lKthraeher and engine, old; Six (6) plowitoeke. single; Six (?) plow Stocks, Parmer ~ * wqediB* hoes *ix (<>) shovels ($) martooWsU (6) axe#,' oldjOne (1) ootton planter, old; Two (2^guano dia* trlbators, old, One ?l) "V" Harrow, oid; One (I) 8tnoothinc harrow; One (1) dtac barrowj Three (t) double plows; flow and wagon gear. Terms of Sat*. Estate ;r-OoMudf payable 1.1 one year, s*<mr?4 b? bo?d of His (Hthiw sad ao vrt*s?s ot ik? premi sss said, wkh prirftodfte to tfcepqyshstor or porchMcrs of paying a greater parlor ?M ^ SMh^. - v Ih / T\> This Is A "Hard Year" And You Ought To Think Befoi ?" Yoii't'h.-ovv Away Your Money .On Worth less Presents. Buy Nice, Ser vicable -Things. ?omt: Of The Things BeS< \y Will <?>? r. Make Hearts . lad. Oh$ of thii&a $L0.OO Tailored (Suits i -''teed to $<>.00 v One of those Tailor*'d Walking fkii s at I 00 to 6.00 Mercerized "or. Lineni Table *Da in a* < at from '25o yd to 1.25 yd! and Napkins o match. A nice pair of Wool BlankeCs or a Comfort,. Wo have a 49 ig lino oi these. v A roll of Matting, Kug or Art Squa o. A pair of Men's, Ladies' or Oh ureti's "Star Brand Shoes." . One of those beautiful Furs?Ladies .ltd Children's. ' ... ? l*? | * * Beautiful line Ladie's auu Children's K i.< Lutein htors, shawls, Hoods, Caps nr.d Booteis to select from ?l\ White Quilt?Wo h ave these fim t 7.V, to <.00. 1 lot Lulio's Silk Underskirts sold at 0.50 rcjiuced to 4.48 in colors and black. Special price on all our Ladies' and 2Yildren's, Kaii' Coats and Cloaks. _ < * Beautiful lot l adies' Embroidered V ndkeicinfs it 10c. 15c and 25c, Ladies' Plain Liven III) > lct-rchi' s at >c Booky, Books, Book"! From 5c to I 50 l). mtifiil selec tion for the Holiday. We have a nice line oi Holiday good: in Out Glass. "High Art Pottery," Ohinnv are, Pictures, l. i ian B i&ket Work, Jardiuierf,'Cuspidors, l .tc., that we are >lFering ut greyly re duced price. Besides these uugge^ions for Xma> pres?n wo have a store full of all kinds of merchandise, (/ealizii>,; tin- short crop situation) that wc will divide prop's with you m, and meet anybody's sale price. Y ou rs respectful I y The Famous Gilt F die Store, P. T. Yillcpicuc, Propi >tor? * Over $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 H i rsch's where the original Bargain sale is on and where you will find every thing as advertised. Findingthatour 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, Shoes, .Hats, Caps, Gent's Furnishings, Mi!= linery, Carpets, , Mattings, Rugs,, iIVfact 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 witt be charged. Your* Retpecifully, liirsch Bros. & Colv ? .