The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 15, 1907, Image 3
GROCERY.
Pine Teas & Cof
fees.
Headquarters
t
For
"Good Things To
?:?? Eat."
Phone 49.
fjoeal
; FOR SALE.
Furnished or unfurnished, niv
l)oar<*in<r on Mnin otroof, op
posite Court House. Apply nf once
to II. TriU'sdnle.
Lost Cow.
One dun colored cow with a
part of both horns' oil'. Reward if
returned to*
Mrs. H ration DeLoach.
Jjoal Cow
Strayed or stolen one light rod
cow with lump on lower jaw, and
white spot on left hind foot. Lib
eral reward if returned In C. L.
Evans, Main St., Camden, S. C.
^ ~
Comiug! Coming!
Hubert Labadles proud scenic
?and spectacular production "Faiiai"
will appear at the Opera House
Thursday evening, M uch 21. Tim
?company is a large and fine one, of
fourteen years success.
Military Inspection.
The Camden military company will
bo .inspected by Assistant Adjutant
Qenerul Maj W. T. Brock and (.'apt.
Cabiness, U. S. A., on Thursday,
April 4th. The company at Liberty
Hiji will be Inspected on April 13th.
Special Box.
For the accommodation of voters
froirt distant points of the county
attending court In Camden on elec
tion day, a special box will be pro
vided at the Camden preoinct tft
order that they may voteif tliey eo
desire.
Colonial Toa
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give a oolonial tea at
the residence of Mrs. E. O. Mo
Creight next Monday afternoon, the
18th, from 4 to 7 o'clock. In ad
dition to dainty refreshments there
?will be a program of fnusio and re
?citationa and an exhibit of old time
aelics. Admission 60o./Every body
cordially invited to attend.
A <*Taokey Party" On Wheels.
A ^trall n? Tunlrau I'art o will lip
"" "t> J ?> ' -
given to night at Alexander's Skat?
ing Rink. A pair of skatos will be
given to the most taclcey dressed
lady skater and a pair also to the
most lackey dressed gentleman
?akRter. It will be left to a vote of
,the people present as to who will be
?entitled to the prizes. Admission
25c.
Attention, Camp Richard Hbkland,
No. ^<*4 U. O. V.,
You are hereby ordered meet
*1 the CouQcH"ohamhcr>al Calnden
on Saturday, the 28rd inst. A full
atlendenoe is desired. Annual
election of officers. Membeis will
please come prepared to pay dues.
\V. D. Trontham, -
O Commander
A. D. Kennedy,
Adj utant.
Grand and Petit Jurors.
The following jurors have been I
drawn for the April term of Court.
The grand jurors will serve for the
year, the first six names having been
brought over from last yenr* jwy:
Grand.?C F Moon. G B K?n?i. i>
T 'l'ay lor, II C Pettlgrew. K E Kvan?,
T L Smith, J D McDowall, .1 U
West, John Hunter, E B Loriok, N
A I'oay, W R Pinekuey. LE Barnes,
Belton Owens, J P Lewis, T K Mc*
Dowell. J c Humphreys, W F Mo
Oaskill,
Petit?J J) Micklc, A P Kirby, .1
DavijL W S Taylor. J H label I. (J
^ HanittjrcTi, W K DrLo?ch?. M W
V Parker, J L Sowell. A
IkedUy. H II BoAin, James
now*. J X B Elliott. CK McCm
till. J J Holland. L M Truesde), G
W Oaj. H K W J Rltts, lt4P
fvilllatns, D J Unnn. J5 h Copeland.
J C Price. J K Creed, W J Jones. H
J> Rush. W R Gregory, G W Ana
00ns. A ?T Koticdy. J M Barfl?ld,
? c a*i|hlH, W A UcDonkld. C
W SilTw, ? K E.bwU, H A Mw
A C6.v>l Fioiu Mi D,xc>u
Kilitor C 111< iiii*l?*: ? K< j?<\ "ij? I??
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A Card.
T.i 14M ttti> Ki:oi?flu" ?.lid kinitly
I f ' Hit i li H t?-1 i III,' III \<mr I rthl irtHUb fill
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t itrlii? i?-(I to aeci pi ilu* iiouiiiittiion
"ut'ji f.i in ilu< rulift <if iho l'iiin#i v.
My lii'tilih is feeble but t iliiuk
I i in ^?!i wing 8ii'Dn^tv ilhily niiil I
lu-iit-vi' ihnl I tun fjualilli"! to fill
i!ii- < llicc iifc? j)iHi ly. 1 wmi1<1 noi
umUt! iin\ oh11viiht if lilt' isint' |u r
iilll tod, hill if l lie I )c II! (ic I u I it* voters
if Ki ti-IihaO tiinly, Hinl f?p('f,iull\
11 (> R <? witll wliolll I WRH lift VMM II1 < ll
in my \cuili, will i\me ilu'ii
hlippOll IIII < i l 110 (llliff, I pit (l^f in \ ?
mi lf to iIie fuiiliful pt-rfni tnance .of
ilH (IlllU'H.
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Mm eh 11th, 1007
A Card.
Editor Chronicle : ? 1 see an old
friend h i) (I com rati <i is n candidate
foi Probate .Judge to till i!j<? vacan
cy caused by the death of Mr J B
Phelps. We have known Allen
I)* ah from childhood, and wo can
truly way as ft man ho ha* fulfilled
( very duty of life. Kershaw coun
tv could hardly find one who would
in on* faithfully discharge the trusi
reposed in him, without fear or fa
vor. lie wan hut a boy when ho
entered the army, and served to the
close. Delias never to ray knowl
edge sought any public place, ho in
a lifelong Democrat. The veterans
particularly should rally arotind
him. Ho is n descendant of one of
the oldest families of ilie State who
have always been identified with
the county. We hope to soo old
Keishuw give him a loosing vote.
An O d C tinrade
PERSONAL.
Mi&u Leila Sham.on. aoeompin'od
in M;i?i' r Kliioti. Springs an I Master
Ralph Shannon, left today for Ii.ilLi
more, where they have gone for n
short visit.
I lie many friends of Dr. A- XV
Burnet will regret to hear of a pain
fu> accident be received, win rohy one
ol the pmall nonce of his ankle was
broken. bn( we iue g'ad to #ee him
out. even on crutches, and hope he
will soon be rjui'o well.
Mr. Waddy Hin?on, who has just
completed a course at a Huh dor
College.in Spartanburg, has taken n
p'tttiiion hero with the Camden P'Cis
Brick Company. ||is many friends
i.i t'amden are delighted to iiavo him
here a<?alu
Dr. C II Wei 1 k. who formerly
practiced dentis'ry at Mull ins, S. C.,
a graduate of C'cmson College and
the Atlanta Dental Co'lego, has lo-?
cated in Gun den for the practice of
hi* profession See bis card in an*
other column v
V
Mr. C." V. Maxwell representing
the H. C Maxwell Advertising Co of
Trenton, X. J., bus boon hero several
days painting in interest of the Coca*
iJola liuttling Co, every one is com
menting on the beautiful designs and
tins goes to prove-that Camden is
coming to the front.
Mr Baura'a Store to bo Enlarged.
Compelled by tho wonderful in
crease in his business, Mr. M. Baura,
"Camdon's Old Reliable," is going
to increase the size of his already
large and handsome store. Al
ready the contract has beep let and
some of the maleiial ftfcs been
placed upon the ground preparatory
to commencing actual work. Tho
tftoie is to be extended back 40 feet.1
It will indeed be & "Big S'.nre." In
fact we tiro informed by Mr. Haum
that ho has already baptised it
"The M am moth H?g Store," and
hereafter the publio will flnd "The
Big Store" at the old reliable stand
The handbills state that this is
??startling," but to us there is noth
ing startling about it for has not
Mr. Baum's entiie record, been ad
vancement? Year after y^ar he has
made improvements nnd Miis one is
only in keeping with tho things he
has done in the past. Ho| is the
pioneer builder of beautiful stores
and residences in Camden. .'No man
has built more beautiful ones than
he has erected.
A Groat Sale.
In order to avoid damage In
goods by the work which is booh lo
beginMr.Haum will put iufull swing
a "Remodeling S*le." Thai sale
commences today and every article
iu the entire stock will b? thrown
on the market, it is said, at about
half price. Purchasers for mil s
around should take advantage of
this gvcal sale ami come at once
befo e tho slock is picked over.
Nothing has ever been liVo. it hi
Camden before, \
This write-up would be idoom
plsle,without a word about Mr. M .
Haruob, ihe able asalstani of Mr.
Raum. Mr. Bauoa'e etore haa al
ways been recogntacd aa headquar*
Ursfor bargains, and under the ae
aietanoe of Iff. Bsruch this store
Ik keeping np the teoord ednMraby.
Re le * greet feotoi ia tbe Urge
feuUtee InterseU of Mr.
f9
I'ntnary Election Notice,
JVitl, h,.rui of uu?mber?
<>' t?'<- < <miivj Kxocotivo TjUynnjiu,.,
?M ' OUiit ||(. K-hiiu'il (Mi hl.oTrunftco
t lifimnrv r'ectiou '?.r (ho ?e|eelion
'?/ a chiwU.I..!., U t Jmlge ?I
, T' , <>n?n?y. '? hfrebv ordered
, ,M ,,i I'Uinltiv tho 2h.t tlm
?\\ Mmii-Ii, 11?U7 ( uiiinlutfiv ,r>U;.t
u p!( ?ueai;d I'm- (}.'> on) |><dUr?
a**** lilt n I Hijii Ii?, fiiunt \ i'.?ir
not |.it/ r I Ion ?J o'clock'' |? m
>*?*l??r.lHV. M rtf ??!? hhh. ills!. 'n?
N'Mlt'VC ('?.IJlll.il ??'?' will |,|(. lh,.
t at ri?u,.i,.|, SHtnniuy. Mar.h,
* ' . |o r,???vftR<i ruuirns.. The f..|
?'?mi :/ nifiiiK?<.r* Hn, ,, (|U,.4.tlJli (||
cord;U't i|l(1 < !(.(.| ;(||l .
IMluinr-.?A B M.'l,?un.,,.M;,xet
Kir.r. 'I W II.M.ron
^ eat villi. j> (i Kii t. |10r, ] a
< Hutlion, Frank McDowell
Delk fl.tl?1> W J1)V, c J Sun
n?ry. ,) N Mcl.eod *
AImw-V- T H Kirk It*j. J ? ( roW(
'? I IDrion
*tnU'y? W Hnutfl,. n W
W?*l. M I. Knylcv
KliHylor'N 11,,1-U J, Sinyrl S w
lloruKhv, w R BarfleM Vy
?rnnn?v'H (Joailer?K IS H'll J??
Ow?nfl, T B niyinim
#? iV ?' H Mar
hold, I, S Cuutlii n ^
<Wlon Col JIl'lC-B T lla.lv,
?I ?! W nnn, Hh iiui,,l 11,11,,,,
H?lt l'onrt_A K-'llv, .1 H Din -
kins, II W Sir ton.
Hlan^-~J?,,n P Bosp, C B Neu
ilea ,J M riiomtnn
Liberty Mil'?J, I' Thompson, J B
Cureton. K lj Jo.H'8
TwonfyCrofk Wm lUbon, John
i> I on If. II K Ray
Antloch?J js Brown, T P Brown,
J 1) Sinclair
Swift Crook?J J Ras'j. A |j Boy
kin. Jr. J L Irby
r S?rn<ijv. Gr0v0?H S Thompson. If
ij Wot^ins, H S 8'okr^
Buffalo?M A Shaw, (J s Si,well,
/ -J Unr<lnor
Heaver I>?m ?Hnneom Ja-ltPon, Kli
n?iRpf ? J11111)
Harmony?J M Butler, II II jSes
flions, Willie Pa seal
Shamrock?II T Johr^o/ p L
hton, A M llorw.n /
wtf' W Wa,rtJ'K"?r'"i.,
liusMll I>I?0,._(J F H.mmond, ,1
ti C/aston. I' B Haniinnnd
Pino Tw Archie Young, \V,?lo
li liofl, I< J Tidwoll
Knforpripe?K L McCoy, .1 K I)e
K?v. G B MuCoy
Wnturee?K BCunfey, .1 I)
t. y, Vanghan ?
Tfioa Tr?j.J. j?.. .1
Chairmnn Co. Dam. Coin.
^miouuccmcuto.
i'OH J IJiXJK OF PIIOBATK.
for Pr'TlT ni' n,OUIUO ",VNrtlf n 'niHidnlc
for J rohnie Jud^ to fill M.o unexpired
It I'll! ??f the hit|{ J. 15. Phelps Rao 811[,
ject to (he rule of the Demof.rafc pri-'
Allen iJoas.
To T|,e Votora of Kershaw County ?
Iflin ft candid ite for Prohato Judeo
fiVllv"a? \? I1' ,hi' ?Pi>orluniry of cheer
nll.v diselurifiiiKthe d.iliis thereto in n
harnionioun and aceeptahlo manner. w,th
he assurance of your vot(8 eyor hHnir
upprcfliattj] and remembered,
lie.opect fully,
Ij- E. Alfotd.
hienda of Mr. C
w . JJIrchniore wish to present l.is immn
hj? ft candidate for probate Judge to fill
the unexpired term Df Mr. J. B. Pliolna
deceaaed, subject to the rule# of the
Demeorfltic primary. Mr. Birchinore
has always been faichful |n the discharge
of evurv duty impend npon him, and if
ho 18 chosen for thi, plaee ?||| make an
efllelent ard conaeientlous officer. We
urgo him to make the race, and call upon
he voters of the county to give him
their supjiprt, Many Friends.
The friends of Mr. Darid p. Di.on
oTt, Zul hi8 namo be(ore tho vo,er?
of Kirshaw oounty as ft man who is In
TpyrJ*T0t?ft6lX{Qr ,h? of Judge
nin^7n ?h-'r<^r' Piir(^ i# now 0?nvftles.
h?...niU) Cdlumbt* Hoanital, where he
JnV '/l ffOU0 a'no,t serious opera^jn,
?nd ?!.!? siigjestlon <g !?.ads ?|?t.m-i h"
C&n,'
fnr irA' ftnn,?"n^e myael'a < ft ..;|
ln t A!l Of Judge of Pi .ii.ilf
to tl.o rules of the domocrr i- prun vv
! _ r ? J. 0. An .int..
Mr K,ll|?r:_We .. .
flee JlttpwSJ1 V1 "" -
M .n? ** ?
PROCLAMATION.
jStaio of SonHi Cartiliiia? I!\?tii
J Ii\?? Hi pari .'iiciit.
To il.e C. mint -ton, .?.,< Flection for t!.?
<\>iiitly (,| i\?*i stiav. : ?
h \.u.imv t \i ?? ii. tt-i <>Hi? ,
[ .?{ -? liaise of l'rol.;iU f . i I in- ('uiiit'v <
| l\<?!-lisi'A, < ;u;si >1 l.y ii.?: iIt of j. I',
1 IMu-tps, who wan fleeted ;ii the linir^1
J I'll ? ion in |{?!it';
j V? lnK iiK rli,? mi?-x jure-l or in in for
hunter period than one war. unit cai.
mil) In- (ill*.1 by election :
Nov* Therefore, jiiii njv required in or
<1 r nnVJeetion for Ju.lj.ti Of Probate lor
' kri liMW ( oinity, I"' S't v i' tin' rt-mnirdt i
j of the term for which .1.. II. Fhelpv
! was* ol< cled :
I l.<* pollh Ii) l)i? open* ?) I In* |jr? t Tiii>
* ?!?>* in April, tlu* 2nd, A. D.. am]
l.lif flection Id In- eoii.liut. 'I a< e tiding to
! I lit* law s rcgulat ing the (ii nem I Kl? riioiif.
I ii I iinony Wlii'M-of, i Iih v(> l.?'i t in.
I to m t my hand and i>an.S(>il tla* (treat
I Si a I o I tlii> K t a t e In I ii > ii f'i x ii I at ('o! ii in
I 11 in. t liis lie I'm I i ila\ of I-. I injury. A l>,.
j 1907 ami mi t ho Oiu> llntuli t and Thirl y
lil >' ) fill' of tlir I tidepflldf llfC ill t lir I' I i
j li t! States of Amcrica.
M I WSFL
<?< yerVmr.
l$y l lio Coventor :
it. M Me'OWN.
See rut u r v of State.
Notice Of Election.
State of S' u:|i C'oK'lniii,
Kershaw County.
In accordance with the above I'rocla
ti Rlion by the Governor.notice is lirn-bv
given thai ?n election will I>t* lit'lil at the
vt.liinr precineta pit'Ht't ibi il by law in
Kershaw County on Tuesday, April 2ml,
I1>07, for Judge of Probate, to nerve l!u
remainder of I lie term for which tIn1 late
.1. !'? Phelps was clected
|}ffi*re the hour Iixi'tl for opening llie
polIh Managers and Clerks must take and
subscribe the Constitutional oath. The
Chairman ofthe lb aid of Managers fan
H<|iiiiiiii5|#r tlie oath to the otlrr mom
Iters and to I he Clerk ; a Xulai y I'tiMie
tiilist administer the oath In I lie Chuir
iiiai). The managers elect tln-ir Chair
man and Clerk.
foils at t'iich voting plane inns-l I 4*
ojM'itP'l at 7 o'elocU it. m. ami olosed at I
itclock p. hi.
Tli?? Munajcr* have the power t<> fill a
vac 111. v and if initio of t be Managers at
teinl, ibe citizens ean appoint fit in
anion^ the qualified voter.-, tin- .Mnnnge.-fc
who u:U<r being swot n, ran conduct the
election.
At the close ol tins election, tl ?> M^na
g? rs r.ntl Cb-tk iiinat |,toc<c<| publicly to
J open 1 be ballot boxen ami uount the Val
I lots tburoin, ami e.oniinue without ad
jo-,:ni 11* lit until the name lvs completed,
ayd n.itke a Htatoincut of the r-nult nml
sljitJ tlie same VN'lttiin tbreo (hnln il.ert
ilfter. the < halrinan of the board, or
fcoine one desipnatad by the lb aid, must
deliver to the Commissioners of Klec:icn
the poll list, the boxes containing the
,ballotH and written "Jtatements of the re
ftillB of the election.
The following Managers l^avi* been ap
pointed 5
Camden ?10 Ii Cant *y , .1 I) I)i as. 0 O
Vaiiyhan.
' Kabon's X Iloads ? IJ l> Williams, A U
Habon. It A Jackson.
Blaney?J M Thornton, John T Uo?-,
J M \Vpr?j
I ang's Mill?J M l'ottcr, H Amnions,
J N Jones.
Relhuno?-K W .ITamnioml, N A Ile
thuiHv-tJ K Folsom.
W^rtville?W (.Catkins. DQ Fletoh
er^ A Mcftoweil
HuO'hIo School Mouse?O A Johnson. J
R Oatoe, J M Sowcll.
Brewer's Store?O K Hough, 0 M
IIoubIj. J II Addison.
Liberty Hill?A 't Jones, O It Clorli
entf> W C Cunningham.
McLean's Munich?Alex Shaw, 11 K
-West. W II Collier.
Mt. Zion?C U Mvcrs, AV L Stokes, C
B Spradley. ?
i- SttJclfton?J J Thompcon, N I) Work.
ro*n. Josso Hammond.
Hanging Hock?N B Taylor, I? P Trues
doll, W L Croxton. ^
Kiikley's Store>-^r K Elljolt, S A
West. T II Kirkjey.
The Managers at oaeh product named
above are requested to delegnto ono of
| their norther to sfienro hox^*. tickt'ts,
j ? tC., at tlie ofllce of The Camden Chroni
cle on Saturday. March 80th. lf)07.
w 1,. Mcdowell,
It B. ELLIOTT,
l\ S. NKf.SON,
Coim.ia < of State a id County Elec
tion- ? Iti jshasv Count), S. C.
Maroh htti 1 >ii/.
Fishing Season Now On.
Go to A. D Kenndy's for anything in the Tackle line.
Juht received new lot of * Ketch-all," Porpoise . Hide an
Silkbotiy Phantom JJVIinnows, Nos. 1, 2, 3 4 Celebrated
Buel Spinnors. Also all kinds of Spoon Bait, Gulf Tarpon,
Sea Glass and Cotton Lin eg, Floats, Spears and Sinkers,
Roclliolders, Dip Nets,,, Tacklo Boxes, Bait Buckets and
Fishing Rods, Gill Netting, Etc. Hooks all sizes. . Last bat
not least the fisherman's friend, "Lollacapop."
fkm ID. fCefifiedy*
fficmocteliixip Sale Com
memoes Go-dciy/
is prepared with progressive and up
to-date lines for the coming season
in new Lawns and Swisses, new Pan- "
amas and Voiles and all the fashiona
ble Spring Materials, that are Bar
gains without an equal. Lots of
pretty new Goods at prices you warit
to pay.
A beautiful line of neat Swiss and
Nainsook sets suitable for Infants
wear, dainty Hemstitched Match
Sets, double hemstitched Insertions,
embroidered Panels and^embroldered
Medallions?also embroidered Alio- . ,
vers, which are a very important
feature in the makihgof fashionable
Shirtwaists.
One glance at our stock of excep
tionally nobby Novelties in Ribbons,
Laces, Belts, Collars, Pocket Books
and Bags, Buckles and Beltings will
convince you that this stock has
been selected with the utmost care^"1
to please the most fastideou,s ^nd
prices within the reach of every one.
We invite your patronage.*
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