The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 19, 1907, Image 3
BRUGES
6R0UERY.
Fine Teas & Cof
? fees.
Headquarters
For
"Good Things To
Eat."
Phone 49.
local
For Rent.
JVIy residence on Lyttleton atreot.
Pou^ssioii givon immediately.
Mihb S A. (iibben.
Improvement's at the Xpiicopal
Church.
The Episcopal Church in to have
t toe> w organ, vtstihulu and tower,
and a hapdaome altar rail in mem
ory of o*'?<igo J. H. Kerebaw, the
gift of of the congrega
tion, is to replace the one now in
uae.
Tho Victoria.
*4Tlie Victoria" formerly tho
Workman Hotel, which has recently
been renovjjted and much improved,
was opened on Tuesday last. Mr
A. N. Sample, a voleran hotel tnan,
baa it in chargc and the public will
find it a first-class hotel in every re
epoct.
?- ^
Houho Burned.
On Wednesday morning about 2
o'clock Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Batemnn
who occupied the cottage in Mr. H.
3FJ. Claike's yard on upper Main
'fltreei, formerly the^Davia Cottage"
were awakened to find the entire
Toof of their house on fire. Mr. Mid
TMre. liateman with their little b?
?by barely escaped with their lives.
The origin of the lire is not known.
Storm.
ft severe storm of rain ac
companied with cosidorahlc thunder
and lightning |?t?e?ed over Camden
this morning about 2 o'clock. We
learn that one of the Jnrgooak trees
in Mrs. II. M. Sill's yard was
;Btrnok and torn to piece* Some
?dam ago was aleo done tho interior oj[
.Mr. A. D. Kenndy's residence by
dightning striking ibe electric wires.
Court.
'When *?? went to press last week
the Jury wus deliberating upon the
case of Branhnm vs the Hermitage
Cotton JVf ill. Verdict of ft 1,000 for
plaintiff.
The next case was that of Capt.
W. J. Hall va the North-Wertern
1R. R. Verdict /or plaiutiff of
? 15,000.
The third and last case that
of the Universal M^tal Company v*>
? he Camden Press Brick Company
Verdict for plaintiff.
Court^adjourned on Mooday Af
ternoon. atu) ^Fudgo Prince and
Stenographer McFeat returned to
their homes ou Tuesday morning.
Mr. JSIisha Hall Drop* Doad.
Special to The State.
Bettufne, p?"iI 14.?Mr Klisha
VV . H^11, one of the wealthiest farm
ers of.thie section, died suddenly
Saturday morning while on his way
'to Lncknow in a buggy. Ho whs
aiding along with hi* nephew,
when he fell hack in ths liuggy
dead.
Mr. Hall was unmarried and was
about 63 years of uge. It is quite
a eoipoidenoe that hi* twin brother
Mr. Elijah W. Hal!, died very sud
denly about two years ago. Both
these men Jived together all their
lives, looked alike, dressed alike and
talked i? the same lone of voice.
They both died with heart disease,
both died on Saturday.
The. fuueral services were con^
ducted today at Sandy Grovo M.
K. cliurch by the Masons.
Citation.
.South Carolina Kershaw Oounty,
Wy I. 0. Hough,' Acting Judge of Probate
WheMo* Mrs. Boulah K. Barflold made
suit to me. ixant her Letters of Ad
ministration, ottfofi J'^tato of and effects
of J. A. Benton. ,
Thee* aw- therefor* ?? ^{fr> aarnno
Mli all and singular the kit?4r?*J #pd the
<Dwj|fOr? of the said J. A. Benson, d/v
i osassdLUat they b? and appear bsfors
~ m*j in tha Court of Probate, to *e held
*iC4M?<Wn,S.fl.o? the 2?nd day of April
after pabJuU*44U thereof, at It
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Oaasden Chronicle
11,1907.
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PERSONAL.
| Mrs. iJmkovuv uiiil her daughter,
I M|h? Lul, are in Churictlon.
M?s. Ada Adums of N< w Y???k
wt>e??t h |?w i?u\h of lust w u< k vsi'ii
.Ms (ius II u M'h.
Mr*. I'ehx Dangler ty and Mr( A
l? Al'i'lnhald, of M. ikIihh, Mi** ur?*
j \ ini11it<r M\\ , ,) Jones ttli'i tuil.il).
Mifcs 1 iltio (]sifceulieitner is in
New York attending Mih Goo rue
Lewib who visited Camden this sou
Mill
111'.' Hull. \\ 11 l)0l,O&ch, now of
If'?? Ifaos|)t..n Bur, is on a visit to
amdeii, which he expects to inake
liiw future home.
After a lifn f \i-ii to relatives lu re
Mr*. Hrflyfb tnd her sister Mi*s
MnrpMr? t l(e\nobis have rottimed to
their In.in<' litur Boston, Mafcs
Mr?. John ^ii 1 l?-r and children
have returned to Columbia where
they are visiting Mrs Millei's moth
r, Mrs. W. A. Ancrum, formerly ol
Camden
Messrs. 1'. jj. MoNaughton, I) I.
Oft toe und Amos West went down
t<? Charleston hint Mpndm* t<? attend
the State Council of the .Jr. <) ot U
A Mechanics.
The friends of Mrs. Arthur do
Jersey will he glad to learn that
though painful, the injury she sus
tained Saturday ih not serious an
she is ahlo to ho out again.
Minn Li la Diwi'r has gone to Co
lumbia to visit Mrs. John Haskell
From thojo sho will go to Savannah
to visit ber nephew, Mr. Gadtden
l'orcher. Sho will ho away about a
month.
The Carnival.
The Hampton Amuaomont Com
pany Is with us this week. We are
informed that the shows ar? very
good for an aggregation of thin
kind. Their tents are pitched on
the vacant lot on Main street below
the old Latham stubles.
Mr. W. L Burroughs announces
that important changes are soon to
he made in the schedules of the
Seaboard railroad.
The new residence of Mr. J. L.
Guy, on upper Lyttloton street is
now about completed and presents a
rory handsome and attractive appear
anco.
[lection of Teachers.
Tho School Trustee* will meet on
Wedneixlay, April -Hth. I'.i07. for the pur
pose of elm-ting teachers for I lie seholas
tic year, 1907?8, f?0 the Camden trad
ed School, Factory School, M)dvc?'n Hill
School. Also for the colored ictloolo , it*
follows: .Jackson Graded School,
Knight's Ilill hii(1 Cool Spring School*.
Appli/i:itjoiis should ho filed on or bclore
that <ljit/> with I'rof. R. M. Kennedy,
Sunt., or 0. VV- JJjrchinore, Scc'y.
T. J, liirtland,
II. G. ('?rit8?w?,
C \\\ Kirch more,
School Trustees I)iat. No . 1.
niiii
?manufacturers of
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material
ash Weights and Cord. ?
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
gold SoiHh, and thereby save
money. ^
; Window aim Fancy Glass a
HP^eialtv Jan 4-4
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STATEMENT
C? Kershaw County Dispeo^iy
Board for Quarter ending
March 80, 1007.
? Camdon, S. C.
Stock, March 7, J*K)7 *0,830.04
Receipts to April I, 1007 ? fi.112.lo
Stock April 1, 3.*18.23
Breakage for month It} on
$9,238.33
1" i 17 K MI5N TS.
Paid county board 3-4 injury,
incidental expense, td|o
grams etc. f 97.12
Pui.d 3-4? attorney fees ($'25.oo) ]8.7fi
Pa?d &-{ advertising (823.oo) 17 2ft
I'aitl rent for March 3o.oo
Paid II. I>- Watkir.*', pz^enso
/ to Athena Ha.
Paid mdaries dispenser and
help 183.8o
Paid ita|iont#y 22.3o
Paid State i'o. for rubber
stamps and padj /3.9ft
$ 302.07
Paid state commissioners on
account t ft.710.13
* G.112.10
fitook iV reenipM Apr 1. 1007, $9,2:>8 83
Stock on hand Mar I 1V07 0,830 04
Oro?* Profits ^ 9,398 00
Expense* fi;r month <S92 97
Not Profits $ 2,005 92
Signed, W. J. Dunn. Chairman
M. H, Hiihnn. SAnr?l?ry
K T. Rstridgo.
Kershaw Co DUpcnsary Board.
Ktat* of Carolina i
Karahaw .Count), )
Oamden, A if., 4PflI %, MJ.
Personally appeared before ma. V? ? J.
Dunn, M. B Habon and K. T. ftatrtdge,
members of the Kerahaw County Dif
ry B ard, who haiug each and aev
lyeworn, depoee -*mi-eay that the
oing alternant i? trua and oomot.
orn to and aabaaribad before m?
thfa wcomj day i
?isn^d
Mm McDowaII Kntertmna
M < *. Doii I hi> M<.* Do w nil wa# hofi?
umi in iht' John l). < v ('hup*,
icr I I) C <-n lust M hmI ?v afier*
iK-tfi', A | ? i i i:"><li A ii m v I '.nlloii In
in r Ihi?|>unl)lc iixiot* is til vnys ae.
CtpU'd Willi pitMHUI'1, Hill! V.'l.t !i
idle In tl'mlim Id l hi' C!|t?J)U'l which
!><(>(? I lie OHIIM! of lli r ItOIHH <(i in
ilnr, vI;?? < < 11? | f rlicnlarlv
I>11 u?ti11', "A (iv*ii|^ItifHft*'i neon"
the vci dis.:t of *H p?*?#eoi. M ?hh
ltd Mc Do wall and MibS Kleuunr
Codfrey, I to lit social favorites,
*er Vi (I ?ic11? ioiiH icfresbincnla to
tIj*> following quests: Miss Hey*
nold*, Mr*. James Stoney, Mr#
lien iltiilc, Mrs Wiukowsky, Mrs.
James Burna, Mr*. 1>. A. Bodkin,
Mra. J.. IIM'H Wallace, Mrs John
Cantey, Mrs. K. L. /emp, Mia.
11. Bauni, Mm. John CiWetoo, Mm
I'eay, Mi*, Bruce l)a\|s, Mrs. W.
I). Tr a nth am, Mis. C.; C. Mot-re,
Mis. (J. K. Taylor and Misses Lei
In Shannon, Charlotte Shanuon,
Kmma Haiie rtvd Louise Nettles.
Master's Sale. .
South Carolina?Kfrsluiw County.
In the Court of Common Pleas
Louisa S. Lang, Plaintiff,
against
W O Stokes, Defendant
( Foreclosure Sale )
Under and hy virtue o' a Decree in
t!i?? above case. made hy the Honorable
Geo. K. Prince, Jud^c Presiding in 'lie
6th Circuit, and bearing date tin* 15th
day of April, A. D. 15)07, I will ofit)r lor
wale in front of the Court House door in
tins Oity of Camden, during the lugal
hours of hhIo on the lirst Monday in
May, A D. 11)07. next. beiitR the 6th day
thereof, the following parcel or tract of
land in the County ami State afore
said :?
All that piece, parcel or trai t of land
situate, lying and being in Kershaw
County, South Carolina, about nine (D)
miles K?at from Catnden .containing m-v
euty-fiyo (75) acres, and bounded as fol
lows : on the Norih hy lands of ihu
estate of H arrison Ilall, on the Kast and '
South by lamia of J. H. Turner, au?l on I
the West by lauds of Sam Hint-on. I his j
being the tract of laud deeded to W. O.
St?>kby J B. Turner.
Terms of sale, one half (1-2) ( ash. bal*
aucein twelve M2) months with privil
ego to purchaser to pay the whol pnrcLnso
price in cash. Purchaser to pay tor pa
pers.
Ii. A. WITTKOWSKV.
Master for Kershaw Countv
April l?th. 11)07. .
Master's Sale,
S mill Carolina?Kershaw Ciunty
Jn tjje Court of Common I'letts.
A M Bruilsftird, J'luintijf,
Ayainst
J. I) De<is. Lynch II Dens. Richard
R Dens FAeanor Norve'le Den.*,
4 f) Deus? J?., Henry Dean
Ellea Dowjlas {Jfius uA<i // Hxr
chill Deas, umi A I). Kennedy
/jsyifjnee, and C II Yules, A<jenl
of (Jrcdffort, of (fie F'.umevs nnd
JMerchuntfl Jhink, peJxjM?Ufl>l$
(Foreclosure Hilt )
Under ail.1 b/ virtue of ft Decree in
the above case, made by 4'l(i IlonoraMe
Geo. K. Prince, Judue Presiding in tlie
r<t|] Circuit, and bearing dale the loth
(Jay of April, a. f). J0O7. I will offer f-.r
?ale in fiont ot the Cuurt WoM^e/|oo? In
the City of Camden, <iurir.gr the. legal
hour* of Bale, ou tho fif*t Monday in
May," A D. 1007. ne*t, beintc the (Mi day
thereof, the lollowing parcel <?r trj?ot of
land in tbe County and Statu afore
said ^ .
All that parcel or traPF of land In llio
County of Kershaw and State of South
Carolina, about ten (JO) miles South of
ttie Cjty of C.imdpn and containing one
hundred aiire??, luofo ur lesfl, and known]
as thn "Mill Triict," and hounded on the
North bv lands of T. B. Aucrum and El
len 1). Boykin, oil the East by lands of
Samuel boykin. on the South by, lands of
the State of South Carolina, known ah
the Rclem farm, and on the West by lands
of T. B. Ancruin, The abdvd tract of
l^njl is tbj^t conveyed to Camilla it Deas
by iSllpn Jf. {ipykin by dood of date
March. 1903.
Term* of ??le, one-half (l-tf) 1 nl'
ance in twelve (1'2) moi l's, with prlvil.
ege io purehaeer to paj wnole pnv< |,:M ?
prico in ca#li. Purchaat r to pav f r !>u
per#. Ii. A. WITTKOWSKV.
faster far Ke.shiw U??un .
April lyih i'JO?.
riird Of I luui k *?.
Mi Kditor:-?Will \ ">u allow m?\
through ill* column* -I s' tii v-i?
?*? r?f?l v ' It h li k ?Ii ? ffe de
part i:i.?iil lor their \ ? \ ? 11j? i?? ni
uei vb ca rendered iit < v i.>? >? .*?'??ii?ip
the || vituit on in\ |?i< 'him s >. it..
ino< ning "f *1711? i t H'li i;tn*
"lire I ikM.oh" in u ii up in
ru:.*i??lv sliorl Hp'U.e tiliie MIC
itriitd in extinguish'. ? ?? fin Ihmt
threatened I" * I ? 11 ? \ ii.i'Ii V^lun
i.;, prop*'riy. M > *?? ' s .ii house
It-Id feel very ! '?? s"ti, per>
tinmen, mhI w?? coni 'ululate oui
?ivlvi'tt (ipoll living id a eniu.miniI s
willi nuc.h superb facni'.it-b f<>i tin
efcllUtf UUlilMChl of <1 r?*?*
li. II C rtrko.
Masters Sale.
State of South Car-i I n tin* Court
olina, > of (Joinmoii
County of Kerahaw.} Pleas.
W. M. Shun no a,
Plaintiff".
against
Louis Bradford, Jr., and /'. ./. Mr
I Girt, D' f* ndnnts
(Foreclosure Sale.)
Under and by virtue of a 1 >. or?*?* in the.
'above caae, made by tin* Honorable
Geo. K'. Prince, Judge I'tvsiding in die
full Circuit, ami hearing date ilie 16th
dav of April, A- 1*- 1907, I ?ill offer for
eale in front of the Court I i??u*??? li.ior in
the City of Camden, during ilio legal
limits of nale, on the first Monday in
May, A. D-, 1907, next. being the litli
day thereof, tll? following |?hr?-fi or trai t
of land in the County and State afore*
said:?
All that parcel or lot of laml in the
village of Kirlcwood near the City <>f
Camden. lying and being in the County
of Korehaw and State aforesaid, fronting
one hundred and and five (??*-1
Weal on road leading up to the fr >m of
ttie Kirkwood Hotel, the same benign
continuation of Camp hell St reel of
Cuuuh n, n,id extending burl; Ka?t ?1 a
uniform width to a depth of ttvo hundred
and tin (210) feet. Said lot contains
j about one-half (1-2) acre ami iH hound*.>1
I on the North by premisea of Coleman, on
til/ Ryut by latnlH of Clyhurn, oil the
Sduth \>v premises of June Lang, and on
(he West by the Street or toad which it.
a ooniinuation of Campbell Street of
Camden. The above described let is that
conveyed lo Louis Bradford, .lr., bv K.
I. Meviirt by deed of date IDth day ol
August. A. 1). liiOo.
Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to pay
f..r papers.
L A. W1TTKOWSKY.
Master for Kershaw Count v,
Aj ? il iTth. 1907.
Master's Sale,
Stuteo: South Carolina, ) In the Court,
1 of
County of Kerahaw. ) Common IM>a?.
filis"* elk Oliver, Plaintiff',
Against
J D Deas, Lynch II Deas Richard
li. Deas. Eleanor NorveHf Deas. J.
I). Deas, Jr., Henry Ihus, Ellen
Douglas Deas and II. Burchill
Peas, and A. J) Kennedy, Assig
nee a fid O II. \:atv*, Agent oj
Creditors, of the Farmers <mW
Merchants flank, I)i'fenJan(s.
(Foreclosure .Male.)
Under ami by virtue of ? Decree in
the above case made by the Honorable
Ceo. K. Prince. Judge i'reftiding in the
'.'it|i ( ircuit and bearing date the 16th
day of April, A. P. 1*.'07. I will offer for
nale ii) ?r?"t of the Court House ijonr ju
llie City <*f pfnpd?n, duiioK U'P
bonis oi Pale, on the firnl Monday ip
May, A D. 1907, next, beiilg the (5th
day tjierepf, fhe fflllowing naniel ,^r tr^ct
of'laud iu the County anfl afure
said: ? ? . |
A1.! thai parcel or lot of laud in tlie vil
lage of Kirkwood, (now within the incor
porate limits of the City of Camden), in
the County of Kershaw and Stftto of
South Capojiqa, fronting .South ou Boun
dary Street. Said lot is bounded on the
North bv premises of S. Logan bang, on
the East by .continuation of Fair Sueet
of Camden, on the South by Boundary
street of the City of Camdeii, and on the
West hy residence premises of C. J.
Shunnon, Jr.. tbo said described premi
hcr being that upon which the late Ca
milla It. Deas resided.
Terms of sale, one-half (1-2) cash,?
balance in twelve (12) months with priv
ilege to purchaser to pay whole pur
chase price in va?h. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
I..1 V WITTKOW8KY.
M :<>?? for Kershaw County.
April 17th, i.>07.
MASCOT
1 unh.
Ftehing Season Now On.
Goto A. D. Kenndy'g for anything in the Tackle line
Just received n'iW lot of^'Kelch-all," Porpoise Hide tn
Silkbody Phantom Minnows, Nos. I, 2, 3 and 4 Celebrated
Buel Spinners. Also all kinds of Spoon Bait, (Julf Tarpon,
$aa (jflass ajifl Cptto# Lifles, Floaty/Sp^ar^ und Sinkers;
Rodholders, Dip Nets, Tackle' Boxes, Bait Buckets and
Fishing Rods, Gill Netting, Eta Hooks all siz ?. i^ast but
not least the fisherman's friend; "Lollacapop.'
J*. D> K?PP*dy.
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