The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 31, 1907, Image 3
GROCERY.
Fine Teas & Cof
fees.
Headquarters
For
"Good Things To
Eat.''
Phone 49.
|m*1
Garden jPlants For Sale.
Best varieties of garden plants of
all kinds for sale.
II. Truesdell.
Main St., opposite Court House.
Bargains In Real Eutato
v If you wish to get bargains in
real estate, either in the city or
o.ountrr, call on G. G. Alexander,
Real Estate Agent, Camden, S. C.
U. D. 0.
The John D. Kennedy Chapter
U.D.G. will meet with Mrs F. M.
Zemp next Monday, Juno 3rd, at
. 5 o'clock p. m
v Louise Nettles, Sec.
Dogs Running at Lar^o.
The Ordinance against dogs run
ning at large from May lat, to No
vember 1st, of any year will be
strictly enforced. The Ordinance
requires all doga running at large
to be muzzled .
Reduced Rates to Richmond, Va.,
/
And Return Via Seaboard Air Line
Railway Account of Confederate
Reunion May 30ih to June 3rd (
Account of tho above occasion
the Seaboard Air Lino Ry. will nni
May 26 to June 2, inclusive, sell
round trip tickets to Richmond,)
Va., at the very low rate of one ct.
per mile traveled plus 25c. The
rate from Camden is $0.80 fina^ lim
it June 11. By depositing ticket
and paying foe of 50c tickets iua)
be extended until July 6. For
those wishing to visit the Jauies
town Exposition, return portion of
these tickets will he honored direct
from Portsmouth. /The Seaboard
operates double da(lv service be
tweei.Camden and Richmond. Leave
Camden ,701 a. no., arrive Rich
mond 6 50 p. m. Leave\Camdeti
7 58 p. m., arrive Richmo'nrt~<f50
-a. m. Extra coaches will be pro
vided for South Carolina veterans.
For sleeping car reservations and
other information call on W. M.
Bullard, Agent, Camden, or write
W, L. Burroughs, T. P. A., Colum
bia. 8. C.
REAL. ESTATE TRAN8FER3,
Jobn D Gerald, et al to BeHon M
Gerald 74 2 5 acres fn No. 12, $1
Chas S Croseman to B&ptistChurch
of Oatnden 1 lot on Hroad St. .and
LaFayette Ave . $2,500
E O vonTreookow to Arjna Hen
drix 1 lipase and lot on L?Fayette
Ave., Price not stated
J A MoLaurin to S T Gardner 1
lot at Bethune, $ 126
H F Boykin to H F Mclntirc 267
/ acres in No 11, $12,000.
W Furlington to 0 A Weathprly
1 lot and building at Betbnne $575
Paul Springman to Belle Williams
22 acres in No 1, $50
Maud Joyner to John D Gerald
74 2-6 acres io No 12 $1
J J Thompson to S L Gardner,
Jr., 88 acres In No. 7, $75
t Pine Creek Mfg. Co to Trustees
of PiM-Creek Baptist Cbnrch 21 Ox
'~~210foct in No 1, pnoe not stated.
* T M Whisnant to A N Sample,De
Kalb Hotel property, $1,609 49
H O Gerald to 8 H Boss 125
acres In No. 12, $150
Iiottie Belle Carlns to Vennio
Oar I as 1 lot-on Campbelln St, $100
C A Browti et al to E M Flaherty
3-4 of an acre at Blaney $50 I
F W Eldredge to E M WiMiams 1
> lot (q Kirkwood $2300
W/W Eldredge' to Florence M
Dow 1 loi on Hobkirk Hill $500
Theodora W . Barnes to> Henry W
Silori 1G8 aoreii io No 3, $1200
_ W ft Williams to Central K B Co
off S C 35 feet of land on each aide
of track, $5
L 0 Jones et a) to J E MoLaurin
all their anUreat it Uffy bave any to
tfcaJN^tyriac oeLyaoha* B^ver in
: Tweatj Oaek, $490
Om.
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Marriage
Invitations have l,i.i i) rt culvoil
in (gulden to i Ui- in h it i u <?t> if Mr
I I*. Hn:kh hort and Mis* H , r<I al
bright, tlie ceremony to i?>k^c pUe<
n?xi Wednesday evening, tin* fn I
of June, in C'<?liiminis, (in. Tin
groom Iihh many friends in Chid
den Who winli f.?r liim hu<1 Mm
I ^"ort h lif?* nf nil all iyed happiness
i .nil prospci iiy.
I Revival Service at the Lyttleton j
Street Mothodmt Church. |
Revival services will h?'gin in th< j
Lyttleton Street Methodist Church
next Sunday, .June 2. Dr. 11. W.
Mays, die Presiding Klder, will!
preach Sunday morning And night I
On Monday Hoy. K S Jones of tIt<*I
S. C. Conference will Arrive and
preach at 8.30 I'. M. and every da\
t hereafter.* t 11 A. M. and 8.30
l*. M. All are invited to attend
OPERA HOUSE
One Night?June 3rd
Davidson College Orchestra and
Glee Club. The orchestra com
posed of twelve instruments has
been rated by the papers of the
Carolinas as the "Heat in' the
South." The Glee Club and Quar
tette is up to date; are all of tjie
latest college and comic songs and
makes a decid<d hit everywhere it
goes. Will have a trombone solo
ist, cornet soloist, violin soloist?
also three vocal soloial including
the pick of the Wake Forest Glee
Club. Reserved seats on sale Mon
day at Dr. K, Leslie Zeuip's drug
store.
PERSON AJL
Mrs. N. S. Withers, of Greenwood,
is visiting relatives in Camden.
Rev. 11. A. Mitchell will preach nt
Mt Olivet Paptiet Church Suuday nt
4 P. M.
Our good friend Mr. W. F. Heed,
was Again attacked by a sudden ill*
ness while on the street last Sunday,
but we are glad to state that he is
able to be out.
Among those who are attending
the Confederate lie union at Rich
mond are ('apt. L. L. Clybum, Aud
itor W. F. Russell and Capt. J. ?J.
Hell, of our county.
Among those who have returned
homo from collogo are Miss Eva
Gardner from Wintlirop, and haw
rence Kirldand and Hmyrl llaleall
from Pavidson, and Will Halpall
from the Welsh Neck High School.
Notice Of Elections.
Petitions !? ivig^r been filed wit.1i mo ns
required by law, signed by more than
one-fourth of the qualified electors of
Kershaw Counly, asking fur elections
to be held upon the quesiion of the
SATiE and also unou-tHo question of tho
MANUFACTURE of Alcoholic liquors
in said County:
Notice ia hereby given that I have or
dered and do hereby order an election to*
be held in and for Kershaw County, on
Thursday. June 20th, 1907, as provided
by law, upon the questions: "For Sale"
or "Against Sale" of Alcoholic liquors,
Hiid uiSO UjW/ii I lie ijiKot'iOi'i of ?[!{?? U'.lttion
of one-third the Dispensary profits "For
School Fund" of "For Koads and
Bridges." ,
It is further ofderod that upon the said
20th day of June, 1007. an election be al
so held in and for Keislmw County, as
provided by law, upon the' question of
the Manufacture of Alcoholie liquors in
said County, at which the qnalitied oleo
tors may "For Manufacture" or
"Against Manufacture."
The Commissioners ot. Election for
Kershaw County are hereby notified and
directed to take proper steps for holding
the elections as herein ordered.
M. C. WEST,
Sui>erviBor Kershaw County.
Camden, S. C., May 14th, 1007.
Notice o! Special [lections.
Speoial elections having been or
dered by the Supervisor for Ker.
sliaw County to. be held in said
County on June 20th, 1907, upon the
questions of the "Sale," ."Application
of Profits" and "Munufacture" of
alcoholic liquors, the following
named Managers to conduct said
elections are hereby appointed to
servo at the respective voting pre
cincts :
Camden Opera House-rrC It J^eir.
is, W G Wilson, E B Cureton.
Bothune?J M Watts, H T Thom
as, R W Hammond.
Westville?T B Clyburn, J A
McDowoll, H J Munn.
Buffalo School House?R K Man
go. J A Shaw, W C Roberts.
Kirklcy's Store?S A West, W E
Elliott, J H Crow.
Brewer's Store?S N tlaromond.
G F Hammond, J G Ro we'll.
McLean's Branch?W H Collier,
J C Price, Alox'Hhaw.
Mt. Zion Church-*-E P Shedd,
John Young, W L Stokes.
Stockton?Sam'l Boykin, P T
Brnco, W R Gardner.
Hanging Rock?W L Croxton, N
B Taylor, F P Truesdell.
Liberty Hill?P G Perry, N S
Richards, W K Thompson.
Rahon's X Roads?Ransom Jack
son.-J R Rabon, J K Smith.
Lang's Mill?Lawrence McGua, J
g HftCSSiOSd, T J Linfcomh
Blaney?A* K Rose, J W Wood,
Simon Rose. - .~
Sbaylor'e Hill?C B Lorick, J A
Watte, R M Drake ford.
Haley's Mill?W O Seegare, J B
Moon, Minor L Raley.
Manager? are requested to call at
the offloe of TbaOattden Chroolele in
d?o .time io qaalifj and to r*ceivo
ballots, bozee, regiatratlon books and
inetraoUone
w. l McDowell. ch'o.t
. K B. ELLIOTT,
T.? HKLSON.
UmmWomh of Mmi * Oonntj
Ite&dBifltt fcttSfct* tw, A, q.
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Closing Exercises of The
(/?lllldoll (?p:i<hd
Schools.
I In* rlnhi |)|? e xe ffi vO8 of I In* (* a tii.
den CJrmlt-d ScI??:..|h Hro li?>idk hii<l
t hi? week in i tie Oprt h House. 'I ht!
h '..{>< i it I H'titrt'Hft Vt t> delivered \es
t? iday li\ |>t. Mm I. I, Carlisle who
f?o nierly resided in C h id den and
who liHH many *snrki friends and
admirers here. iI ir* hddiess whu an
? xceptionally flue one There ni??
??ix graduates froiti itie school thin
\??&r, Misses lifti iif Lenoir, Lucia
Vntea, Lillian Yatrp, Kvarel Rluh
more nnd Sain Ni it?>!u ?n and Ar
thur Humphries. The valedictory
t?y Miss lienie Lenoir was a most
exct'lknl one and v\ >. h di-li\i_i'ed in
tVn easy, graceful manner.
The report of Superintend* ni
Kenuedyshowed tii it a veiy satis
factory year's work had been done.
The following is the progr amine
for to-night:
Reading contest (mlver medal)
Canity Villepigue, Klizabeth Car
rison , Lutes Gerald and Cleo
Mi tch aui.
l'imrod Society Contests (gold
medals.) Debate?''Resolved, lliat
tho United States government
should own and control the rail
roads." 'l'ho alllrmative will bp
represented by Messrs. Arthur
Humphries and Sam Nicholson;
tlie negativo by Alisa Rertie Le
noir.
Declamations?" The lust H\mn,'
'Gordon's Reprieve," "The Unpac
ed Race," by Misses Lettie Cato,
Claudia Zemp and Nan Trantham.
Nationol songs by chorus select
ed from pupils of Grammar and
High schools?Norway, Hungary,
Sweden, Poland, Wales, Ireland,
Scotland, Denmark, "The Red,
White and Hlue, "Dixie."
Music (piano and violin) will be
furnished between numbers by
Misses Lottie lioykin, Murie Zemp
and Mildred Hall.
Admission?Reserved seats and
L'euoral admtssion for adults IJ5e
For pupils of the Bchool nnd others
under 14 years, 20c. Reserved
scats 30c. On sale at Dr. F. Leslie
Zemp's drug store. Seats reserved
at the door will cast 10c. addition
al. No one will be admitted dur
ing each reading?so he on time.
Death of Mr. A. G. Jones.
It is with sincere regret that wc
announce the death of Mr. A. G.
.Jones which occurred at hi3 home
it Liberty Hill on tho 20th inst.
For a number of years Mr. Jones
was a membar of tho Hoard of
County Commissioners, and ren
dered faithful service to tho coun
ty. Ho wus a good citizen and
many will learn of his death with
profound sorrow.
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For Rent. (
My residence on Lyttl^ton street.
Possession given immediately.
Miss S A.^Gibhes.
Suppose* ilit- dt alcr, iroin whom you purchaso \ ot r fortiliz
? rs, would say to you that i! you would pay him an addi
tional sevt nt y-five rents per (on, ho would, in the event of the
dcstructi >11 or damage to yn'tr crops !>y hail, refund the pur
chase price of the fertilizer. W ould yon take him up? Of
eotir-o you wouM. Hcin<.r .1 iva (ii,iS?lv .sensible business
man, you could nr't afford to do < thenvisc.
The Carolina llail Insurance Company of Marion, S. ('.,
will iitBure your cotton crop for as much as thirty dollars per
acre, corn and gruin crops at twenty dollars per acre and
charges a iiremium of only two and one-half per cent.
Losses Paid in 1906?$14,023.24.
Agents wanted l>y J. T. laics, District Ag?ji?t, Darlington
8* C.
MASCOT
f LINES.
" Swishing Season Now On.
V\
Go to A. I). Kcu July's for any tiling in the Tackle line
Just received new lot of ?'Ketch-all,'' Por U ? Hide tm
Silkbody Phantom Minnows, Now. 1, 2, 3 and *t Celebrated
Buel Spinners. Also all kinds of Spoon Bait, Gulf Tarpon.
Sea Glass and Cotton Lines, Floats, Spears and Sinkers,
Itodholders, Dip Nets, Tackle Boxes, Bait Buckets and
Fishing Hods, Gill Netting, Etc. Hooks all si/en. Last but
not least the flshermaft's friend, "Lollacapop.'
jPL. D. y
THE OPERA HOUSE
STORE
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 want
to pay.
A beautiful line of neat Swiss anc|
Nainsook sets suitable for Infants
wear, dainty Hemstitched Match
Sets, double hemstitched Insertions,
embroidered Panels and embroidered
Medallions?also embroidered AIlo
vers, which are a very important
feature in the making of 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
to please the most; fastideous and
prices within the reach of every one.
We invite your patronage.
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THE FAMOUS G LT
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EDGE STORE
Wo arc now showing a beautiful line of Spring Goods of all
kind, white good* in groat variety and ' at. the old pvico?
those goods have advanced but nvo bought early and can sivtv
von money in 111is line.
Dress Goods.
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In our Dress (lends Depmtinent we are showing' a beauti
ful lot of Wool (loods in tfreys, plaids, etc., and a specially
nice line of black Wool (loods.
We call special attention to our lov^ty line of Printed Silk
Tissues, Figured Organdie.* and Novelties in Mercerized
Varus, ll you are looking for an'Kaster dress, see t-heKO bo
fore you buy.
Wash Goods! Wash Goodsl
We have selected this lino with great care, and can show
you one of the prettiest lines of ginghams, Percales, Printed
Madras, Batistes,"Etc., in the city.
Our Domestic Department is full of everytiling the good
housekeeper could want, and nt prices to please.
Notions, Notions! jL
In this Department you will find the newest things in La
dies Belts, Collars, Fancy Neck wear, Laces and Embroider
ies, Ribbon, and all the small wear that belong to this line, *
"Star Brand Shoes Are Better."
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We have thewe celebrated shoo# in Ladies, Children, Mens
and Boys in low cuts or high in Patent Leather, Vitfi, Box
Oalf and Gun Metal. These shoes give ' SATISFACTION.'5-'
Farm Supplies And Fertilizers.
We are agents for the F. S. Royster Fertilizers, and are
handling all the high gtade mixtures, Acid, Potash, Nitrate
Soda, Etc,. Lowest cash prices or on approved paper
Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
P. T. Villepkue, Proprietor.
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