The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 23, 1907, Image 3
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GROCERY.
Fine Teas & C?>i
fees.
Headquarters:
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"Good Things. To
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Phone 49.
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JJwal. Mewji,
, A Comet..
A comet can now l?? seen ? v. r\
morning just before day It will
be visible until about the full of
September.
Will Be Pleased to Explain.
The Commercial RauU will b<
pleased explain !,!io advantageH
of their savings department. Drop
in and noe tjieoi.
Now Ootton.
We hear it stated that onn of onv
nearby farmers ban open cotton
, It will not be long now before tbe
? fleecy staple will be <-o\vdi?g our
^streets.
' Still Improving
We are to learn that i\1(. P
,B. Hilton is still improving. ^
iletlor from him yesterday sialic!
that lie is now able to be up?'*, a
poller chair. J
Death of a Little Bal>>
V^The fridpda of Dr. and Mrs A
Weinberg Sympathize wicb them iu !
death of\ tiicir little haLy abou'
months old which* ofieim'ed in
"Baltimore where tsbey jr;wu visiting 1
* e remains were lirort^bt to Catn
a last Monday and interred in the
den Cemetery. *
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? Delightful Boarding House.
"hose liaving business at the Co
ibia Hospital aDd desire a nice
rding houne near there will do
to coll on Mr. and Mrs. E. (J
Iggf, 2031 Hampton St. !?':
timity to tho hospital at once
itnends this house?it being not
than fifty yards away, and the
iner in which it is conducted is
'that could bo desired. The
ling is a peifectly new brick
ind la quite inviting. Mr.
Mrs. Scruggs are delightful
Land we cheerfully recommend
^liouse to any one wishing s
(>lace near the hospitul.
[?Biory?of H. C Halmortri
Mher gallant Confederate s-d
s passed over tho River and
jed the immortal throng of ho
lit had precoeded him. The
i of this sketch, Ilenrv Cook
id, was born in C'amdoo, S 0 ,
fcterpber, 1843. and was the
em?
ila of Dr. Kdward A. and
_n Cook Salmond. 11 e. attend
?chools in Camden, his teach
>2 Mr. L. McCandl ces, a col
te and friend of his "lather,
is being preparer! for the
larolina College when thej
te on and .ho Joined a caval
any dfganized by the late
,, ^ m M Shannon and lino?vn as
T^SPBfkwqod Rangers. They were
" 1 "^^ed into the Con fed en* U1 eer
id were sent, to Virginia ami
rice there witii Longstreet.
ire afterwards united with
rab Legion Cavalry ?pd
the Peninsular and around
rr until '1864, when with
impanies from Souih Caroli
? formed the.7th Sonth Caro
klry and his whh known hr
' fl., With Col. A. C Has*
tolonel. H. C. Sal mnuil, or
k) an he ^a? familiarly
f Ida comrades, developed
xacteiistics of tho gallant
te; soldier?generous, un
I brave, always ready uud
bso sailed upon, and often
^ when wanted to per
e ' perilous act. He- waa
wounded in one of the
intent tbey had which ne
bit retiring* from hit
for n while. He was *
r for a number ot year*
death from rbeomatUto
* with that fortitude he
,*soldier. He leaves a
sews, ?m daughter and
friwdt.
an. nail J
and Mo
I/v. termor: t-armcr!
' Hi f.-.*? y..a buy UA(?C!N*J AN!)
i i J Ks, Come ill ?<??'? H?'c e.g.
\ THE CUT Fccr. STORE;
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I Two T>. mt ? ?? A l Tiul^U'lo
| > \ t '?* li? V. at I*.
I llethune, A uc. "j.2 ?Mr. *. A
! VVe&therly tli< \ very suddenly ??
tns i evidence ui tin* town, !*hoill f?
?.uloi k lh|t> uu.ining nf iifM'l fm?1
:? Mr. W?'nl !lt I I V W HA li I)h!| VI
l< f M >ir. b"r<> conu t v k ii it move*! lion
1 nbout ?i year ago. Ho owned eon
I ?l I'-iiil'le propei t\ in Huh and Marl
I l.xru . auniies Mr. \Watherly wa*
4 bo II11>9 y 1/ a I H ofn|(l' Htlll li'HVeh HVNlfr
I i'i.i three ihi.ilren one ton hikI lwi>
i ?iHiiiibloru. The funeral soivices
J w111 h? hold Ht Hen nets ville.
Mr .John Mel'herson diedTueaday
i night at Jo o'ci'X'k the home of
hi* brothei, in |iiwu, sfn r several
I in.'m h'? tvitli canc<r of tin
1 (U'f
Hyiuenea .
f here wH4 "aomethiug doing" in
initrin>iitiim; circles yesterday utter
noon ftnd for h while Rev. C. ('.
Herbert was kept quite busy At!
7 . UU o'clock Mr. Wiilm Sheorn and
Mish K a to I)i* Louche wore mariied.
the ceremony took place a', tin I
home ol the Uride'o mother, Mrs. j
Rcboceu I>0Loaohe, on Fan- street. I
<1 tie bride is one of ( din don' & ex
cedent young ladhH and the groom
in the expti'Bri it gent b?>r?. I bey
? oft on t)ie north hound Seaboard
for poinla north, 'i ho cWemony
?fun performed by Ro? ( . C. Her
bert
On Thursday eycuing at
o'clock at the home of Mr. nnd
M r>. R: K <yi fiord, MihS K^rTiTjfi if
focd fi.nii Mr, C. C. Joum wo?lfwfcd
Hed hi tioiv matrimony, Uov. C. C.
Herbert oflieiaiiug.
These younp, poophi are both
very popular in OumiioD and their
nu*uy friend* wish for thoui a long
no (I happy life.
Immediately after the wedding ?
lelightful reception wits given by
the bride's parents.
It Pay a to be Honevt.
The general iy.au a peren ? traction
system of a tyesterjv^tfity recently
received the following communica
tion, together with a live-coot piece :
"I beg to advise you that a week
or two ago 'I iode home on Goi
1,999, of your Main St. line. The
nar was very crowded, and the con
ductor, through no faultof his own,
failed to reach me. When J leU
the car he was too f*;r to the front
to cnftb'e u?e io get to him. 1, there*
fore, now tiro11 the amount of
my fore, and beg to say that 1
would have dr.no so sooner had it
not boon that f was out of town."
This unusual occurrence wus re
ported by the general manager to
the road's board of directors, with
the result that by their inetruotiou,
an annual pass was sent to the hon
est patron, togothor with a letter
couched in o.ompliiboutary terms
The recipient must have rccouuted
his.experience to his neighbors, for
in a littlo while the manager re
ceived a letter from another patron
reading :
"In viewsof the fact that yester
day T neglected to pay my fare on
your line, I herewith enclose a five
cent piece. Kindly forward pass
to address below. "
Only one tnoro week fur +carly
(closing.,, After that time the "Fall
worl^ Trill begiu.
PERSONAL. *
Mr*. H. O. CarriROD spent Mon
day Columbia.
Mr. Jno! IIoo.il! i? at the James
town Exposition.
Mr. Jake JJiisch has relumed
from Ulenn fipriug.s.
? Mr G. 0. Bruce >? cisiling rela
lives in Meridian, Mms
Miss fcnwua Moore has returned
from a visit to relatives in Choraw
Mrs. ?). H. Clarke ami children
hutc returned from Henderson ville,
N. C.
Miss Kuaic Smith," of Bishopvilh'.
iff visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. Benton
Bruce.
Judge C. C. Moore and family
have moved into the I loath collage
on Laurens street.
* Miss Hossis Thomson. daughter of
.Mr. W. C Thomson. of Lancaster, is
viMiihn Miss Nina Thomson.
M iss Claudia Zemp, hat returned
home after spending n most: delight
fnl lime at Wrightsville Beach anil
Maxton, N. C
I)r. and Mrs. A Mooro have
returnod from Now York city where
they have b?en visiting their eon,
Dr. A. A. Moore, Jr.
We wore delighted on Tuesday
last b\ seo Mr. Mtfriopjgeinp out on
the street again. For {?&v?ral weeks
he has been confined Jo Jij&.jroom
with fever. "Marion" is one of
Cainden'a best and brightest young
mert.
Mayor H. G -Carri<?oo of Camden
wfttra Uio nity yesterday. He is
vnry optimistic over this rendition in
the'^utr. "ft is true" said he. "that
money is tight* now in the financial
center, but when the notion,cornea
kn the money most oome ? t?n>
kprediot ibnt in J)wtabsr of this
rife Ifttt*wffliw mora wmm- in l
Wh twi
l< I'll'J Vo >< '< N ( '
ft i ?v.
(.Jood
f :elio\v"
ft lid tin' "n|?? HiUt"' lit A V lltlU'l
H \\< iltli, liui tin* "liu?tl?r"
and tli? ?Vitver" will have
MU'iit-v ui (lii li.tuK i -r a i nitty
(1U
M/iiv tif (lie Itiijit' (orluiun
cm toiliiy l>y
({SavitiK* a ctuiiii oi on
riv onu duiinr fi Ito^rin
Willi.
\W would !>? plor?#<?! t.> i-x
(?luiti llit* ?ulvmii(H|rt-? i>l (iur
Having# tU'| iirunnii to you.
IheCommeicial Bank
Camden. S. C.
NOTICE OF Slit
Stale of South Carolina, i
Collllty of Lai.ea->til\ (
Softer is hereby given that, uud< r, arid
Ity vi/tue of ;m order of tin* Court
Prolate, to. and foi tiii? Coiiuiy of I,an
caster, State afoi'fuid, hearing date of
Aegmd J907;> 1 will Hell at |>iibIic
rtiictii ii, fo.* ohkI ir o'l (he 27lh. day of
AuguBt, 11)07, At t\vt?)v?' o'uioi'k, M. iii
tho Htoie-ruoiii of li, I.. Khtckmah, de
mised. ill the town of KiMthu'A. S. C.?
the entire atr.ek 'if genera! meii handisc
nf tl"' a:*.'1' !{. !... ''lit' kiititii
Tl,at no '?id will be received fur lews
than seven! v-five |><?r ceutnm of the t oe',
valii'* of siiul Mtoek of good*. winds V"Ht
Value to be a?t erlHim d and dotfirmiued
Ay the inventory of .ud stock-heieto
u>!e made.
Each and < veiy hidriej wilV be li'iitiiied
in deposit Willi l he undeniigued the huui
of h'ive hundred ($'?00) dollarn, in eaah.or
a e'Niifo .1 eheck piiyaiile to niy order in
a like .-utn of fionie liank of >jood linaneial
standing, the nndei.-igued reserving the
right to iej?. t any, or all such cheeks
which in her judgement may ho deemed
insufficient.
A J jM ETTA .1. BLACK MAN.
Administratrix.
Aug. lath, r.tor.
Hotice ol Final Dischaige.
Notice is hctebv given Hint on Mon
day, 11(07, I will apply to
the JufJire of I'rohato for Kersha
C'ounuy for Letted DNminory hs F.secu
(rix/of (lie oHtat? ol W. I*' OhUhii, <ie
ceysei I. IIKNUi KTT A <?ST F K N, <?
ftxeeutrix
July V.i07.
Death of ltcv. G A. Bowel 1.
Mrs. D. L. Blackwell received a
letter last week announcing that
her brother, the Rev. G. A. Son
ell, who uiovetl from this place to
New Jersey about sixteen years
ago, had fallen from a street car
and sustained injuries from which
he could not recover. Subsequent
information gave accouut of hi*
death and burial. Mr. Sowell leaves
a widow and three children.?Kor
shaw Era.
Insure Your Stock.
We will Insure Live Stock, and
payment of claims will he promptly
made, no matter where, when or
how death occurs. GREENWOOD
(S. C.) LIVE STOCK INSUR.
ANCE CO.
1. K. Holland, Agent,
Camden, S. C.
*N B. I will ftl?o snatch your
shndow by taking your photograph,
and having same enlarged if request
ed to do so. I. F. H.
REAL. ESTATJfi TUANSi'B'.J r
Louise /. IVLonclii* i<> l< !' IV
Lfoaeh I hit on Mill street l\ire
'not phi led
R C Gardnvt to B T Truosd?;l 27
acres $.'?
Camden Hebrew A- Benevolent As
socintion lo llatl.ie C Smith 1 lot on
DeKftlb street #G2.r>
A E Zimp to 11 M Fineher ?5 I 10
acres $10(1
B L Blackmail and K T Ea'ridge
to 0*A Wo^tberly 1 lot at sBethune
$100
J I) Dea# lo Bd of Directors Slate
Penitentiary 100 neres' near Bod
kin's depot, #1,7t)0
Alfrcii Brevard and Harriettc M
Boy kin to Midland^Timher Co., iOt?0
a ores in West W ateroo, $ 1200
James B Magill to E L F Magi!)
o acres for love and affection
K h and N Y A1 ford to B M
Bruce J'lot at Bethnue $26(5
' M G Huckaboe aud Kate K Sin
gleton to Saljie Lojlis | lot on Main
street.
W TurHngton to H M Brnco l lol
in town of Bethune ?200
U Estellc Beatlie to Anna C An
crum 1 boose and lot oo Fair street
$2,500
Abram Rainey to Kmma T?te 1
lot 8l7/> * *
L A VVittkowak y, plaster, to J I)
Deas 1 haute and lot corner Fair
and Chesnut streets, 13,600
l< A Wlttkowky to J D Dam 100
acrca near Bodkin's depot $900
' Harry Oajucy and Newton O Boy
km#to Luoy O Boy kin 1 lot 09 op*
p*r Alaiq ?tr??t near Camden C6on
E*MiSl tMOO -r? ??T
' ? Co H L SUrgi. 1 Ul
F. W? VIA G E N X K & {?? 0 #
Cotton i)e(vn".Micr!U, Charleston, S. C.
We have arranged to handle Cot
ton to b</st advantage and solicit
consignment 5.
We j?ive special attention to hand"
ling Staple Cotton, viz. "Allen Seed,"
"[:lor.*fdor,'i" find others of this grade.
ASK
!jnnGIS
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?WANTED TO RI:N'I At -ONCB
< > C .JS C ..> C J>
A lorn or live room dwelling KH KN IS ii Ki). either in
town or in Iln? suburbs. Would like two or throe acres in
premises. Apjdicanl will iuke house lor one year
?
Fornshoit time only I am nilerinu a uiee <?<?11:?lti* in ;? <?? -
sirublelocation for sain. The house inis five rooms, kilehen
and hall. There are electric lights sunt city water m the
bon?e, and there is a good buck yard. It has alwavs rented
w el1 ;iud is now^'c -itj-ii*;' at :M V .10 p? r inonHi.
' J I'rice,?'lor a lew days?#1 (>00.00.
Six-room dwelling onLoKftyefte Avenue adjoining the now
Baptist Church Parsonage. City water and electric lights in
Iiomso. Price $1 750.00.
A number of desirable building lots ranging in piieo from
GENT
IS JILL IT WILL 80ST VOD
to write fot our big FKKK lilCVCLK catalogue
showing the moft complete line of htgh-gfrade
UlCVCLKh. TlllKS and S#N1>1CI K* at I'lUtKS
BKLOW any other maiiuiacturcr or dealer in the world. *
not our a bicycle !rzrp?z\
Of on a?v tind i/f trrtm until vou hu"e received out complete i*"r?*s
l?>Kui'? illu-itratinK ??'' dpscribing every kind of high grade and low-K'!"l'
bicycW?. old patterns ntxl latest models, and learn of nui tetfkai kahle l.<?W
I'HICKS and witnil?r<iil new offer* made posi ible by bellifrc.tu factory
diropt to ndcr with no middlemen's pMits.
WE UHtP OH APPROVAL without a tent deposit, 1'ay tbn t-rclffht and
allow in l>;iyn Trial and make other liberal term* which in> othrt
house in the world will do," You will,learn everything and get uiuch valu
able information by *-imj>ly writing us a postal.
i We need a tUdo+ Agent in every town and can offer an opportun<ty
to make money to suitable young met* who apply at once.
$8.50 FiSNCTUftE-PRQQF TIRES
ONLY
.80
PER PAIR
*4
ftaftatm* Prtom t m ^ Q Ak
VI isO
Km ??!imp/0/ 14^!
Paif /cm* Only 3 out'Vme air
(CASH WITH OK?ER ?4 68)
NO MORE TROUBLE FROM PUNCTURE8.
?Result of is years expcrtcncc in tire
maktng. No danger from THORNS, CAC*
TUS. PINS. t4All.Sk, TACKS pr GLASS.
Serious puncture*, like intentional knife cute, can
be vulcanized like any other tire.
Twt Hmdrttf Tfcewtaftd In actual mm. OlfT
Wowwa pa'ri hM M ytv, *<
Notle* Ihi thick rubber tmul
"A"m4 pnnotuN strips "It"
?ud aUo ria strip "II"
to prtvMl Hoi outtlng. ThU
(In will sstUst mny other
Sw&r*"0
inside
If,J
Come And See 11 Hi Cool breezy
?? ? t ? o .
i
Kveryhody is thinking now o( how to keep cool this hot
wenIher. To those who hit going to mountain or seashore
we say comi' in and le* us help you to get oft'. We have a
nice lino of light weight wool goods, just the thing lor the
cool evenings in the mountain*. .Just received a nice line, ot
Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Ktc.
* *\
Now for the folks that stay at home. Come and see (ho
cool breezy things \\v are showing. All of our Figured Lawn,,
Hatiste, Ktc., at reduced price; we havw ll?f?m from 5*1 yd. up.
i lot Figured $ilk Organdies, beautiful patterns, GOc values,
reduced to ;J9e.
1 lot figured Silk Tissues** sold at 2ixp yd., reduced Uj 10eA
1 lot Striped .and Figured Madras, 2oc values, reduced to
iSe. per yd. ? ? " ;
1 lot s'.jort length Oannon Cloth reduced to Oc yd. ^
I lot (iingham*, nice patterns for boys' waists, .shirts, chil
dren's dresses, etc., reduced' to 9o. yd. , '
We are sacrificing our entire stock of Embroideries. Come
quick for the prices on these goods can't be matched in a
longtime. f ;
A good Sea Island at 5c yd.
Shirting/'Prinis. short lengths, at 4 1-2 cts yd. ' 0
Colgate Talcum Powder, the '20c kind, at >18c.
?
"Star Brand Stioes Are Better."
Just received a bijr shipment ol those celebrated shoes
These arc the kind that Fatisfv.
Ymiis R*'S|><clluliy,
Use Famous Gilt Edge Store,
IV T. Viilrp??uc. l'royrit'tor
$200.00 to $2000.00.
Several Store properties on Main street at bargain prices.
Five-room dwelling, corner Mill,and llaile streets. City
water in house. $12 25 per month.
Six-room dwelling on LaFayett.e Avenue. City water and
electric lights. $15.00 per month. ^?<?.
2 five-room dwellings on Mill street, below DeKalb. Kicc-.
11 io limits and city water $10 00 each.
c. c. MOORE.