The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 29, 1907, Image 3
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Pine Teas & Cof
fees.
Headquarters
For
"Good Things To
Eat."
Phone 49.
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Residence For Rent.
At *20 per mon>li. Opposite lo
"Bloomsberry," Kiikwood, S. C.
Apply to Miss Mary C. \Vaikins,
ilrwin Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C.
Bargain* In Real Estate.
If you wish to got bHrgains In
roal estalf, cither in the city 01
country, coil on G. G, Alexander,
Keal Katale Agent, Camden, S. (,'.
Bazaar.
.A bazaar will be held at Mrs. E.
K. jVfahdeville's cottage, "Terrace
Lodges" Monday, April 1st, 2 to 7
p. in, for the benefit of the organ
fund of the Episcopal Church.
Can't Do Without The Chronicle.
A subscriber in a distant Slate,
remitting for two > ears subscription,
writvs: "Your paper is always k
we loo i'i) e visitor and I do not know
how I could.get along without it."
Firo at Conquest.
Fire at Conquest, a siding onthej
?Seaboard railroad near Hlaney, one
?day thi? week, destroyed several
.feet of the railroad track and a
larue quantity of wood and lumber.
We regret lo learn th&t Mr. J. L.
Gay, Jr., of our town was quite- a
lieavy loser by the (ire.
Had Insurance.
IVe direct the attention of our
readers to the ftd vertisnnent of The
Carolina H<?il Insurance Company
of Marion, S C. The terrible ex
pedience that? several of our farm
era near Lugoft' hml with hail
I ant year makes it unnecessary
to ur-gM the importance of insuring
.crops. The above mentioned com
jpany makes a most liberal propo
sition. See ?.vtheir adv. and wnte
them for particulars before the
Siail storms come.
Grand and Petit Jurors.
The following jurors have keen
drawn for the April term of Court.
The grand jurore will serve for the
year, the flrat six names having been
brought over from last year9jury:
Grand.?C F Mnnn, G B Kmt;, I)
TTaylor, II C Pettigrew. E E Evan*,
T L Smith, J I) MeDowall, J It
Wrst. John Hunter, E B l..orirk, N
A Peay, W 11 Pinckney, LE Barnes,
Helton Owens, .1 P Lewis, T F Me*
Dowel I, ,J C Humphreys, W F Mc
CaskiM.
First Week.
Petit ?J B Mickle, A V Kirby, $
L Davis. W S Taylor, J H label I, 0
N Hnnpiireye, W PI DeLoache, M W
llon^h, T V Parker, J L So well. A
G liradley, B II Boykin, James
Moore. J T B Elliott, () K McCas
k'll, ,7 .1 Holland, L M Trnesdel, G
* Gay, 15 N Jones, W J Ellis, It D
Williams, I) J Mnnn, E L Copeland.
r J C Price, J E Creed, W J Jones, H
Rush, W It Gregory, G W Am
inons, A E Kennedy, J M Barfield.
II C Singleton, W A McDonald, C
W Shiver, S H Roberts, II A Mar
tin.
Second Week.
II F Haile, E T McCoy, R A
Vanghan, E CDuBose, It W Sutton,
OL Bradley, J S Barfield, li-0
Johnson, T R Kirkley, S J/Jordan,
J L Baker, William West, R W
Hammond, B L W Gay, J D?nn?
ningham, L G Gaskins, G H Lenoir,
Clybnrn, R F Hough, N B Tay
lor, J C Nicholson. H Savage. A H
Shiver, C F Munn. A L Young, JE
JBranham. J C Blackwell, J A Mc
Dowell, W A Anderson, J E Bran*
??am, J F Smith, H F Smith, W F
Russell, ,lr, J E Williams, W E S
Trapp, L L McLaughlin.
ftird Week,
N A Bethune, David Wolfe, J M
Spears. J M Builer, Leo 8ehen?f, L
A Gardner, F U Taylor, R W Went,
Alex Boon, W K West. W T M*
| Oaakill, W C Msngom, M H liorton,
J L Hinson, K W Murehibon, F E
Rose, F B Floyfl, J J. Thompson, L
W Boy kin, J I* Cato*, Paul Brown,
H E Baker, J J Jtosb, W W Horton,
8 T Gardner, G W Pafonay, J T
sr Dawkina, D J Eleteher, E P Moon,
q DeuJ TtdweJI. P A CleraedU, F P
L Q Tout. D L Oatos
Vote S Rosa, H 4 IWwtfc
?2K- ' . .. ? v * ?
f or l'rolmto Judge.
I he Votes Oribl inht IhUrbdnY f?)i
l'lobutt ?('it cutiu^d III A
o'clock oil Saturday. jinuch
wan taken in the con'nl l?\
the h\,\? oil 11 v tj C< in mil tec hb I lie 11
wen? only two uietiibei? pre&tnl. I
18 l III |H>h81 tile for tlrt to I \"<* u tuhll
tnU j ftlulcincMl <?( ihi: VuUit I'H?' ar.
'tie record rf the count *t.$ i< m'.
I'lie following ii ilif iwibl v?.if ?,?tv?
?? ? i '?iii 11) ilie County 1 11 *? 11 in (i n ;
Alford ;M
^ 11 ni'th ;17
Hiii liinore 2*24
Di-hri Hit
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I run i li u io ? i t>
Mr. Hirchmoio wuh-diew funo
lie iace tiit Friday afieruoon. 1 hia
we mt: informed loft Mr. Tranthau>
iho nominee for .Judge of l'robate.
New Reel House
Work on the new rod house in
progrt8?inj{ nicely. '1 ho house wili
be located on tlie north Mde of ('hr?
nut street, just weal of l)r S. O.
Zemp's residence. Contractor
Ailaoib Iihh rho work in chary* which
is n guarantee that it will l>o done
nicely. A fire department in Ktrk'
wood in what our towu'*- haw long
needed.
Rev Richard Carroll To Lecture Here.
Rev. Richard Carroll, the well
known colored preacher and lectur
er, will deliver a ledum in the Cam
den Opera House ? next Monday
night, April 1st. One aide of tin
Opera House will bo reserved foi
white people. No admission fee
will, he charged It is hoped thai
he will he greeted by a largo audi
ence .
PERSONAL.
Judge IVincc will prett'ido at 11;??
approaching term of Court
Mr () 1\ Brasington, r?f Hock
Hill, brother of Dr S F. Brasing
tun. was in Camden thin week.
Mr. A. McGrew, of the Slate Copa
puny type wn<?r department, sneitl n
day or two in Camden this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R K Tofiant ivho
have resided in Camden for a num
ber of years Imvo moved to Chcraw.
Dr A. L. Ilarvin, of Sumter, ha*
located in Camden for t.lie pract ce
of his profession. His office in over
Dr. F. Loaue Zemp's drug: store.
Wo direct your attention to his card
in another colnmn
Messrs. W. I,. Burroughs, A. G,
Morris and (}. Nr. Lyde came over
from Columbia this morning in an
automobile. They made Iho tiip in
2 hours and lOnrnutes Mr. Bur
roughs 6ajh tlds bents the Southern.
Karly Closing.
We, the undersigned merchants,
agree to close our business from
April 15'h to September 1st, ?t. (>
p. m., after which time we agree
to close at 7:30 p. m , Saturdays
excepted .
Whitiiker iV. Burnet, Nathan L''vy
Burns Ac Barrett, II. L. Wulkins, K
S. Nettlea, Mathis A* Lewie, Duvld j
Wolfe, I. \Vo!fe, Camden Mil
linery Co., .J. C. Cure ton & Co, VV.
I*). Johnson, L, Scheuk <fe Co., Wil
son Nicholson, John K. Khaine,
LevkolF Bros., J. W. Smith, A. I).
Kennedy, Hirsch Bros <fc Co , M .
Baum, Springs ?fe Shannon, Camden
Supply Co., T. J. Arranls, Gill
Edge Store, 'II. L Schloshburg,
Moscley Bros.,W. Geisenheimer.
Camden Girls are Popular?
So 8av the subscribers of the Co
111 inbia Stale.
In llie conical, which Iias just
closed, conduoted by the Columbia*
Stnio, it is gratifying to seo how
well Camden's girls cliowed up
District No. 8 consisted of Kershaw,
Lancaster aud Chestei field counties.
In this district the vote was as fol
lows :
Miss Ktta Dixon, Camden, 45,095 ;
Mrs G. M. llowerton, Bethune,
34.347; Miss Nellie Nettles, Choraw
? foi morly of Cauiden, 24,004; Miss
*Miida Deae, Camden, 24,550.
A tiip to the Jamestown exposi
tion, n scholarship in McPeat'd Bus
iness college and a gold watch
were offered, The young lady le
ceiving the highest number of voten
to have a first choice, and the sec
ond highest sccond choice, the re
maining prize to go to tho third
highest.
Death of Mr. Burwell Boykln
It 18 with a heavy heart that wo
announce the death of Mr. Bur
well Boy kin which occurred Usi
Monday night in Charleston where
jtie had gone for it ^ew days of lent
and recreation. Mr/* Boy kin was
/a member of I he Camden Supply
Company which did a large and in
creasing wholesale grocery hnsiness
Hia death has brought the bitter
cup of sorrow to the lips of fiiendu
and relatives. Hia was a heart of
gold. He whs one of nature's no
blemen in its truest sense?brave,
generous, manly. His was the soul
of honor, and his friends anil
friendships were sacred to him. It
is said that death loves a shining
mark. It lakes from us our bright
en' and best, l*?t ii Cautiol obiii
erate memory, and this will serve
as a Uftlm to wounded hearts,
^i'fo'lhe broken hearted relatives
who sit in sorrow where hia foot
steps shall never again find echo,
we extend the sympathy of one who
greatly admired him- When they
have drained the cup may Vbe peac.o
that pseselh al) understanding
come to them from Him thai doeth
all things well.
*Tbe burial look place in Cam*
'dso oa Tuesday.
PROCLAMATION.
Slat* of Muuth Carolina? Ilvccn
(i\?* Departiiumi!.
I o t !.?? 1 i of h!i-ct ion t' ?r (h?
('oiiiiiy *i! hw.?? rv.
\\ lu riu vacancy i-jthiM in 11 ?? offWe
,.f Juojff of i'rohute for ii ? ?-oui.ty of
Kershaw, caused l>y the death of .1. 15
)'Ih'!|'?, v? liu Wiii elected at the litncinl
Khct inn in Haiti:
Whereas the unexpired term is f?r a
louder p? riod than one your, and can
on I v !><? liii' d hy election :
Now Tliertdore. yo?i are required (o or
d' r an eUu tion for Judge Of Probate (or
ICeiNliaw County, to serve the remainder
of the term f >r which .1. 1$. Phelps
was elected :
The polls t > he opem'd the |!r*t Tiles
'lay in April, tin 2cd, A. P.. ltfo?, ami
thechv'ion to lu conducted according to
tlie laws regulating the < ?< neral Flections
In Testioiony \Vh?Uu>f, I have perenn
to Hot my hand jtittl can sod tho (ircat
Heal of the Stati |o ho sllixcd at Colum
bia. thin the L'Ntli day of February, A. 1)..
10(*7 and Hi the One Hundred ami Thirty
llrst year of the Independence of the Uni
ted Slates of America.
M. F. ANSKL.
Governor.
Hy I ho Governor :
R. M McCOWN.
Secretary of State.
Notice Of Klection.
JState of South Corolins,
Kershaw County
In accordant with tho above Procla
mation by the Governor,notice in hereby
given that an election will he held at the
voting precincts prescribed 'h v law in
Kershaw County on Tuesday. April 2nd,
1907, forjudge of Probate, to serve the
remainder of the term for which the hue
.1. II. Phelps was eleetod.
Before the hour fixed for opening; tint
polls Managers ami Clerks must take mid
subscribo the Com-titutional oath. The
l 'hairman oftjie lb ard of Managers eiiu
administer the oath to tho oilier mem
hers and to the Clerk ; a Nolaiy Public
must administer the oath to the ('hair
man. The managers elect their Ohaii
man and Clerk/
Polls at eac'li voting place mu?t bo
opened nt 7 o'clock a. in. and closed at I
o clock p. in.
The Managers have the power to lill a
vacancy and if none of tho Managcis at
tend, the citizens can appoint from
among the qualified voters, the Manngo?w
who after being swoin, can conduct the
election.
At the close of tho election, the Mana
gers and Clerk must pioctcd piddicly t?>
open tlie ballot boxes and count the bal
lots therein, and continue wiii out ad
journment until I he came is completed,
and make a statement of the r< suit mid
sign the same. Within tlnee d,<\n there*
after, the t hslrinau of the Hoard, or
someone dosigmitad t>y the Hoard, must
deliver t<J the Commissioners of hfaction
the poll list, the" boxes containing the
ballots and written statements of the re
sults of fhe election.
'I'll * following Maimer* I.jm' Ihhu) uj
1 p o i y ??I:
* m in*)**i) ? K II Cunt >>?, .1 I > 1)? hi. 0 (.'
Vaii) lull).
]{?ln>li's \ Uoiuis?li Ji Wit!imi11s. A !'?
Hahmi, It A .la.-ksoii.
HIuih')'".J M Tli?.n n T lii '*?
.1 M Wood
I aog'a .M ;ll ~J M I'. Mi r, I! Ainnn<t.*,
.1 N JullcNi
lloiliuiit'?I! W ?l. N A lh*
llnill?>, J i\ !? llfclll .
NV.-I villi- ? V.' I. (in - kin- 11 11 I I. ???}.
or. .) A McDowfii
I'ulH.il') St'i.woi I;.ill C ' r' i,.- is I
| II I ' iloi*. J ,M S ? !.
|h?'\w:s :?>; , ?? ',) i; - >? i , I). >1
! Iloiiitli, ,1 I! ,\.i
Lih 'lt V ill.. A i . Ml ?, <i !i I'Ji'M ?
' cnlf, VV ?' t 'tirr !<!(?'i ,<
u>h t!r ;|,. J ? \ it-* Sh;:ft, H Is
j W?M, \\ II I.', i ? r.
Mi /i.ni?(' (' .U\i i , \\ !. M .krH. ?
il S|>i:,.)lcy,
| Stockton? .1 ?) Thorn,,, mi, N 1) \Wi.
j Mull. Jt'iSt' I) Mll||)|il|)il
II a >1 i; i:) lh>ck N It r,?\ n, |- I'Truf.*
I iK II. W 1, t.'roxion.
Kiiklcv'* Store? \V K Elliott , S A
. Wiffct, T It Kirkli'y.
lUley'a Mill - ^ K Munn. |? I. ,M<
Xnnrliion, \\ M 11 <>i i ?? 11.
SliHylor'w Hill?-K 1. Sun H. W W
11 ?!*? uh)>vo? K M Mrakruu'd.
The Mrtnii^oru ai t'.ti ii pitriiict iimu r
| a IH ?\ i* miv rtijtU'HU'.l ti> tftK'^au' otii' <>f
I thi'ir Miunbcr 10 mtuiv hiU?-8. Ilikrls
? Ic., a I tilt* oHici' < f Tin- I'lDiilin ( liroi t
? fh* on Satur?lav. Maivli iMih, IH07.
W I,. 51. now KM.,
W. H. Kl.LlOTT,
T. S. N hi.SON.
< <>mn)i>,niiMt*rft of Stale and I'ount v KU?o
(ion.- ior K'ishiiw Count \, S ('.
| Maivh Sih, 1J0?.
I. H., ALEXANDER, D. D. S.,
oa>mi>en. S. (\
OKKICK ON IJPPKU MAIN ST
Dr. A. L. Harvin,
. ZDrBTtSTTIST.'.
|()lfl:'C oyer l)r. F. Lettlio Zon'j/p
Driii? 8t< r<>.
I I'liono 18|.
Dii C. II. Wells & J. R?Dsrham
DKNTAI, KUItGlvONS
OiT?ce in Man Building.
CAMDEN, S. C
' Phone No. 18!).
KISS BESS It POWELL,
Tl- AC IT Kit OK VOICK (JUL
HJUK AND SI N (i IN O.
C<>r Mill ?n I Lttuicuh St.
Cmmhui, S (J.
Money To Loan.
I 'in' prepared |o innk<> loans on ap*
j.riivr'l mMird v of Hen I K-nnle ?n Kim
b'hciw (bounty on t<*rma In Miit horn \vor
Wi M. SIIANN'HN',
Attorney at. I.ttw.
Camden. S. C., Nov. hi, UH?6.
Suppose ihe dealer, from whom y?m purchase your fortiliz
'vf 1
ers, woul()>''say to you that if you would pay him an addi
lional seventy-five rents per ton, he would, in the event of the
destruction or damage to your crops by hail, refund th^ pur
chase price of the fertilizer. Would yon take him up? Of
course you would. Being a reasonably sensible business
man, you could not afford to do otherwise.
The Carolina Hail Insurance Company of Marion, S. 0.,
will insure your cotton crop for as much as thirty dollars per
acre, corn and graiiTcrops at twenty dollars per acre and
charges a premium of only two and one-half p<-r cent.
Losses Pr.k> hi 1906?$14,023.24.
Agents wanted by J T. I.ilos, Dn-t-iV.t Agent, Darlington,
--J f' ?
Fishing1 Season Now On.
Go to A. 1).. Kcimdy'tt for anything in #tho Tae.kle line
J lint received n?w L>t of 4 Kctdi-all," Porpoisj Hide an
Silkborly Phantom Minnows, N09. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Celebrated
^Buel Spinners. Also all kinds of Spoon Bait, Gulf Tarpon,
Sea Glass nnd Cotton Lines, Floats, Spears und Sinkers,
Rodholders, Dip Nets, Tackle Boxes, Bait Uftcketa and
Fkliing Rods, Gill Netting, Etc. Hooks all si/ h. Last but
not least the fisherman's friend, ''Lollacapop.' ?
J*. D. fCeppedy.
V.. J- .?v^dV'??
is prepared with progressive and up
to-date lines for the coming season
in new Lawns and Swisses, ne\y 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 want
to pay.
A beautiful Sine of neat Swiss and
Nainsook sets suitable for Infants
wear, dainty Hemstitched Match
Sets, double hemstitched Insertions,
embroidered Panels and embroidered
Medallions?also embroidered Allo
vers, which are a very important
feature in the making of fashionable
Shirtwaists.
One glance at our stock of excep
tionally nobby Novelties in Ribbdrts,
Laces, Belts, Collars, Pocket Books
and Bags, Buckles and Beltings will
convince you that this stock has
been selected with the utmost care
to please the most fastideous and
prices within the reach of every one.
We invite yo?#r patronage.
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