Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Brace's WJIJ. i:ine Teas & Cof fees. Headquarters For "Good Things To Eat." Phone 49. !>*' X***1 For Salrt. Cottage on Fair street. Dr. S. F. fit asingtcn. Live Turkeys Wanted. Will pay 15c per pound lit T lie Cowrt Inn, Camden, S. C. Snow. The first snow of the season fell 1 night. The full was only ? liijhtonc and if the hum comes out w:tiin to-day there will possibly be hill little trace of it by to-night. Hotel Sold. According i.o adveniaement the DcICalh hotel was sold lust Wed nesday. It was bought by Mr Whisnant of Jiock Hill. What hi* plans are regarding the future con duct of the hotel was not mad< know*), Deftth of Rev. O. W Catoc. Hi'V.G. W. Cntoe, whose illness wvis mentioned in the Chronicle lapt week died nn Wednesday evening about half past 8 o'clock. The bu rial tonJc^ place on Friday at Ml. 1'iMoah Church. '"To bin bereaved relatives we tender our deepr-Ni r?vm paihiee. Mr. Catoe was 48 years of age. A Suggestion For Alderman. "wr Editor: ? Wo wish to suggest Mr R. C. von Trcckow for Alder iimii from Ward 6, that pace hav in.? ?'Cen made vacant by the resig. nation of Senator VV. It Hough. Mr. von Tresckow is progressive and we trust he will consent to run Taxpayer. Goods By The Car Loads. Of course jou will not fail to see the attractive ad vertia?Miiont in The Curonicle today of Mr. M Baura, who has the reputation of uevei half doing atiylliing. Mr. Bautn has just received a thousand bush els each of rust proi'f oats, feed oats and be*l wliit.e corn. Ho Ins also just uoltoo in one bund rod tons of cotton seed meal. Itead hi* adver tisement and watch that space, he will have something interesting to to tell you again tn-x'. wuk Cftmdcn Tiain Gets Away at Rock ?Hill. Sptcial to The State. Uock Hill, Feb. 5 ? There whs n lively time in the yaida on the Southern thin morning about 1 o'clock wb'-n it was discovered l<> tin.' ciew of thu night shift??r that No. 117, the train that leaves here about 7 o'clock a. m. for King ville, had "gotten away." The train which had been standing in the yard all night was nowhere to be seen, consj Qn? n?ly everything got busy. An engine, with a hr-ik'1 man on the pilot to couple up, started south at once, and when at Steel's crossing two and ahalf miles x. below Rock Hill a light was seen ai^ead. The throttle was opened aii(t^in about three minutes tin run awa^vtraiu was overtsket), cou pled up aiuT^jroi^ht back to the yard In time t<p avert a colision with the Florida.. flyer due here about 5 o'clock ' Tho affair is a flnystery and preg ? nant with possibilities ? horrible ones. Thd brakes were off, where-1 as they had been securely set when the train w?a left for the nlgbt; it wna on the main lioe of the South ern und was running something > like 25 miles an hour ?li?n oaught; there were half dosen men asleep in tho different cars and the Floti da fljer could not have btco far ? way. The consequences would havo been terrible had not the dis covery been made in time* U ia ji known fnot that a loo?? car ling south from Rock Hlllynrdt for nomethlng like tlx by the tin* It rtaohet be going at liul 16 .. . a I^Ndt ? ? Dpallt (if Mrs ft ?? uuedy. Died at In i |, n\n 11, |{ j ,vI February 4' I., M i * Ki'ui-t 1 , meiiy Mif.? IKri u?i Boy It in, u..| ,H ?' t he late Gt u. John I). X? si n*? t| % I l)'<Ug!| J i (J?| l;,.t |. ... , health for tome iD'utlis iici] he h whs noi n 1 (,'>??5 ! a r ini xprci I 'd, it h grcvit t. f ?j,. |. ??-.'??? v. ho,;: hIio h u| I H I ft I 111. Ill i it' i'. Mtu. K i n M< !\ wt;? n of i niirtibie ifhi-.n . f eh ,IH4. j ' ' - ' ^ liit. I i, *'"< vv ?'? b<Vt.<! b\ nil n it || j *oid *|.e came in contact. Siiv 1 possessed in ii Urge in hi. i,ft t)Ml "dimiiy which thinketh n?> ??viI.'' In nil the rt: IH LI dim of ||fe ? ?H W||()< mother, daughter, lister, fijend? *he watt I run In the it Millions of her people who have alwA\s been noted for their sincerity and their excellence. She was martied to Gen. Kennc '?V in 1882, an 1 ac<*<>in|>hni?i| him t<> China in 18?? when he whs ap pointed Consul General to >SliuDfc> J he/e, n? i Ihimvtie?(', nhe made friends by lier |gi aeiotr* 1 Tt-?ti ? ng and unosienlacious manner She was a devoted Christian and will he aatfIv mieved in the Presby terian Church of which she had long been a faithful member. She is survived.by her oulv child, Mrs. C. 1\ DuBose, and by her sister, M i?H Flora Boykin, who i? the youngest nnd Inst of a large number of devoted brothers and sisters, for whom a peculiar s\iii palhy in felt in thin end heitfave incnL. But"wo sorrow not as those without, hope." She bus doubtless received the plaudit "well done, good and faithful servant, eiite; thou into the joy of thy Lord " Death of Mr. S. M. Hall. Mr. S. M. Hull died at, hi* bono1 on lower Main street Inst Monday morning after an illness of several vve<k\ Mr, Hull whs n good citi ?/.'?n and ewiybndy liked him. H?> was faithful and conscientious in hII his work and he had scores of fiiends throughout the county who will learn of hia death with sincete regret. The burial took place at his old home near Luckoow. Mr. Hall wns a member in good stand ing of the local lodge of Free M as cms. Notice. 1 have sold out my entire Coal and Wood business together with my pood will to Messrs Whitaker and Burnet. Thanking my custo mers for past patronage and solicit ing a continuance for my successors. I remain, Respectfully. A Zemp. Camden, S. C, Jan. 23, 1907. l). Office r>f City Clerk & Treas. | Camden, S. 0. ( Sealed bid? will bo received at this of-1 ftee until 12 M. Monday, February 25lii, 1007, for the cost of erecting a building for tlm tire department, in aecoidnnee with plans and specifications of K W Mitebam. Saiil plans and specification^ can he seen nt the office of the City Clerk & Treasurer. / The ri^lit to reject any or all bide is re served By ordtr of Citv Council. II. G. OA Kit ISO N, Mayor. J. J. GOODALK, t lcrk. February 7tb. 1907. mmm, In pursuance of the provisions of Sec lion 7 of the Charter of the City of Cam den. an election for Aderman of Ward ((!) will he lielJ in tlirtt Ward on Tins d:iy. March 1907, (o GH ihe unexpir ed term caused by ihe resignation of Al derman W. R floujfh. The polls will he opened nt 8 o'clock A. M., iind close at (? P. M. The polling precinct will he located in the piazza of Mr. (t 10. Taylor, corner of IJrool nnd Chenunt Streets. Managera?K. B. CunteV, Alien Hens, 1$. F. Utile Bv Older of Citv Council. 11. ? CA Rill SON, Mayor J. J^tiUODALlJ, Clerk. February 7ui, 1!K>7. Statement of The Bank of Camden, ? l'hc condition of tin Bank of C*mdeo, Camden. S. C , at the closo of business January, 31st.V 1907 RESQ0ltCtt.,S. Loans and Discounts, ?364,394.88 Bonds anil sio.ks 65,500 00 Gash on hand and in other hanks. 51,-111 0(> Real K-tatc, Furniture and Fixtures 14,927 33 Total, $496,233.27 LIABILITIES. Capital ** ' *25,000.00" Surplus and prtA's 109,061 99 Deposits, 334,005 85 Dividends Unpaid 2 574 00 Re-Discounts. 25,090.00 Due other banks, 591.43 Total, *406,233.27 I, C. H. Yates, Cashier of the ahnvA named bank, do solemnly swear that the foregoing st^KtneOt is truo and correct to the v<>f my knowledge nnd belief. , C. II. YATKS, Cashier. Sworn to before me this 31st day of Jan. 1907* C. W. Rirchmorr, [l. ?.] . Notary Public. Attest Correct, H. O. Carruoa. ) A* D* K?aaody.,> DlrMUn. to, Mi Sktitaa.) - It in fcupeiVifor West At lli?' i r^iil'ir'i'uoniitly i?:? *' I::?^ ' f I ? ' OH 'I\ r I d f (, : 1)1 Ui ! S?i I - ??m In hi WW'ihifmlttV, Mr. .). M * > A i i:, v. ho/liss i" liitllflii'y li < ? Iti y gon'l id u;> I h ii i! VI'.; kl'rt'i 11), \i it }> !i ? HI t tile e It ? I ? Hi) V u . ! ? , h : i d SM' | f 11- ill-.-t f.. t lull ; i ?>itI'cchs f 111 hii iiiiii 16r i}? ioii | I he f'?!:?.wiiii! "1*41v. ?hip Iv i.i | ii 'iK' I'l l' (I U'MJ' ' 1 ' ' it l i )i !( n!M ?< j >?. I' A ?1 h ii: *?, !'. | M IV i.o.a.?i', .) m. S.U'l-II, r it K I Kin', lit-kU ? A '; 1 '.#'>4, I). K I I i iu j l?, I). (.. !'. t; o Ii i. \V i tOl't.'O? Iv' III <11 ?? I', I o W IJ, N " w l Oil K >'l IV , I . (' . > V'(f * ioll H . i 11?> l'iiv/ir-.liip H'.ui^m tiecl ??:;? ? ? f tlifir iiimmIii-i kh chairman ??!?<* i h<* >( hnii iin-it <;f the v hi i '.n u: ifMcuc-i ??. m ? o. Bocckuitti. "Tint Photographer." A'. CiiiD-i. n, S. for a f?:wv months Come to trie studio and inspect htvnipies, Ail woik j>?i?*.r antced. Piici'H rc r.ennnhtr. Siu ?lio in tent on lower Main street So II t ll of OpC I A iIoil8<>. (Citation. -'out h Carolina.? K?ndt:iv County By .1. It. I>lii'l|)?, Probata J nd^e. Whereas, John I) llairitem made suit io nits to grant l int Letter^ i f Adininistra lion, of the K.Mate (if afid rftecrts i f Sarrili Simons. Those are there fort* to rite ami admon ?kIi nil ami fiu,/nlir the kindred and tin* creditors <f the said Sarah Simon* deceased that tin y la* ami ?p;??*iir before me, in the (Vin t ? >1 Probate, to he Inhi at. Camden, S. C. , on lis- 2'h!i dav < f Kehniary m'xt after publication there uf, at 11 oYlpck in the forenoon, to allow t atlflit, if any tliev have, why the ftiid administration should not he planted. Given under Illy hand this ^tll dny of Kehj iiary. A 1)., ion/. Published in tin* Camdeiy Chronicl > on the Hlh day of Kuhrnarv. 1907. J. 1$ I'll K(jPS, Jmlire of Probate. (. iLU'i h ItV !t I' Wiu>)'**<??, Mr*. Mmi > v luM'.s' n iiiimi* ? 1/it o iiu-. t- > .? ? a1.t I. i. ti i- ?<! AT ir> 111 tail rat < >1 11: ?? I !;?(<? > ; .. i: i t i.? ri> ?f.l A !:i 'I'l rs- an* :'.ii (??*!< ('? i i . ! h i. "Mi t ?h all .llt> ' > i. <ii* I'tralKi-.i, i li:U 11 a ? 3 :n',t: i >?( j i ar I.. i i: in the ' \ 'ii' i i'l !' (? i I't- ; i , :l; ?' II,: !? II. .* I < .1 I ; 1 .< Is v 4>: I- . r i ? ? V1 ;i i t ?? i I utTVati i I i. ? r????f, :i i M > "? ? . t11 I i |? ti , l-'I'O' . , 111 ? lli ? W ?':tU , U! v i I... v o. e i.? ! I t* *.?i i ii iiii i m ration shiuhl ii.jl Lu .i i '?!yen 11111!*>iii\ iiai.-i (l;i? i\ .u ' I' ., :\ ,*> . ' ? 7. >'i i>!; iioil ; tl.> <'hii hv. </'lu iiI? > u. ; o ?! <Im i i r. i- . nmr .? w. (?ii ri.iv--, .lu.^r ..f i'i. SUMMONS FOli HELIEF. \ ?>( S.i'i'h (' j in 'hi' olios, .i! Common 'County of Kcrfih'in S i'h'tis. (Coinj?ltnnl Nn' Sfiv?<! ) i W. M. S/finnort, Pltlirttijf. Lnniti Bradford, Jr , .m.V K. 7. Mr, (Ji)'t, DoJ'i'ndefoti<Viui'l? : ? Yon me hereby suiiiutoretl mil rnpiir j fil to niifiwer the eoniit|:i:nt in thin intion. i which will he !)ii?j m Hie . (Vice of tlu I < 'lerk <>! (!< to t < I (Viiniu i fur tin* j -i. 1 Oountv, rttl11 to Ki-rve a ?'?.?j?v of your answer to the Miiil <'ompliint on tlx sub' J -vritin at his o!)ii'? in < it^iul n. S (J t j wiljihl twenty ilayi mft< r the Mivh.e j hereof, ex^'usivi* "f lite flay of fcueh k? r I viee; uml if you fnil to itnswer (ho Com* ! plaint within the linn iiforep.ini , the* i plaint iff in tbi* aetion will apply t o Hie. j t'oiiit above iiamr.i for the l'i'li< f <l? ? 'nanoeii in the < 'i/iij;.laii;i. I.Al'KKNS T MILLS. I'laint; ll's A l loi n-v. Cannh'n. S (' , Juniiary ^4th, 11>07. Ti Til" Di'fen.hmt, I.oui-s Hruilfonl, Jr., PhI<i? noliee ih it the <'ninplaint in Ihin :t< tion was liloil in the otliee of tho <>I??r 1 o' ni't of Coiiimon i'lciin !"???* Ki>r?haw Connlv, at i'unnloii, S. (!., tiiia 'J4i|i <hiy (*f .Inmiarv, A- P.. LAUUKNS T. MILI.S, I'.a int ill'-: Aitorncy. (jo To Kennedy's And See His New Store. He will show yon (he most complete Slock ho has evei offered thetiadc. The Leader in I lardware, ho will s<di you complete the best $3 50 stove on (he market. His Hinges not. surpassed, especially his $20. Range. See it. Delft Ware fur kitchen and 1jo:;sc f*o i-jc'/) ovj/ > i \ > warranted. The celebrated K K. Pocket knives, shears and Tabic Cutlery warranted. lirccoh loadingGun^, Hunters outfits. Pumps. Pipe black lind (iylvnni'/ed. Engine fittirgs Plumbing Supplies. .lap A Lac, old Vurniture looks new. Harrows Disc and Smoothing. Grain frills and Cnimicbael distributors, use them and plant ill the open furrow, the true principle, and thereby save your seed arid st nid. Vulcan and Chattanooga Plows. Car Milburn Wagons. llav Presses. Saddles, Hridles, Harness. Bagging and lies: Nice line Groceries. f(e|i|iedy. We wish to announce to our friends and the public generally that we have opened up a nice line of heavy and fancy groceries in one_ofthe new stores next to Mr. A. D. Kennedy's where you will find everything fresh and nice in the grocery line. Wealso carry sidelines 'Of Crockery, Glass ware, tinware,- water Buckets, Tubs, oil cans and in fact anything to be found in an up-to-date Grocery Store. Give ufc the chance and we are sure we can sell youj we are not to be un dersold. Our motto isquick salesand small profits. Respectfully, Q. A. ft R. L. MOSELE Y ; ? : __ : ? : ? & 1,000 Bushels Best Red Rust Proof Oats. % ! ,000 Bushels Good Feed Oats. 1,000 Bushels Best While Corn. Lowest Prices Offered. W?> ? FOR SAFF. NOW GOING ON. ,v," ; . x 15 nations of wa'er heated to the poi^f oT boiling, whi!? hrauW.is! is cooking. When v/j :.-:i gels too hot rcgorvoir can ho rr.ovcd away from fire by slultin-j the leaver thown. pre w.ira ?va'T is uel1fj i'.a'io.'.uh iron rm-ofcpsfon tror.l, which Jr.3 rnoro r. 2r. ::-j s-jrf-co than any <> ."vr, supplies aku.ida.ica cwvsruaa cf ho! vntcr to VV ~ "] ;;i! .Mar?s of Ihc hci-so It takes tha :<i-ce cf rt'3orvoir. COME IN ANY DAY. y6u ARE WELCOME WHETH ER YOU INTEND TO^UY OR NOT. BURNS & BARERTT. 7 FOR RENT. About .10 acre? 1 laml on Mill St., between Union Sr. ami Factory Lane. Apply to D It. WILLIAMS. JR. January 11, 1007 NOTICE TO -TRUSTEES. I cannot Approve aclioool w.uraiita fill' eil out with le?<l pYncil. bee Am e the C<n?niy TroA??r*r will r.ot pay them unlet* ihey ?i? written with Ink. W. B. TURNER. . Co, Supt of Eil. D?J. 7, 1000. ^ ?i v mih

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 08, 1907, Image 3