The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 27, 1907, Image 3
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BitUGE'
GROCERY.
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Fine leas & Cof
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Headquarters
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"Good Things Toj
Eat."
Phone 49.
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Cotton Market.
Cotton it) quoiad in Camden Huh
morning, good middling at 11 3 8.
Cotton 8eftd HuUk.
. Wo now hive on hand for sale a
full supply of cotton seed hulls.
The Camden Oil Mill.
Thanke.
Although the cotfon season has
l*t opened Up, some of our friends
(ave already remember el us in tlw
snt of their subscription to The
Jironujle, for which we desire to ex,?
press onr thanks. Wo also desire
to express our appreciation of never
al n<>w fubscribernwho Imve recent
ly added |beir n.^mns to our list,
Porch Party.
A porch party will bo given ot
the residence of Mr. W. G. Wilson
this (Friday) evening at. 8 o'clock
and a delightful time is in store
for #11 wjfro attend. The party 1^,
given by the young ladies of MtiBI
Belle Thomson's bible class and iff
to raise money for tho new church
fund. A tickct for lOe will admit
one and also entitle holder to a
iaucer of ice creator At the close
of the eritcrUfcfnment th^re will be,
oss" sale
' rVbamenlul articl
will not, fail to create
[<2cnt. Everybody >u
A New Business Firm.
' vfMessrs. G. O. Bruce and J. K
fattg.two of" Camden's most highly
esteemed youWg business men, have
formed a,"copartnership, and in a few
days WHTlfpen up a grocery business
iotb'e "Wntkin's Store," corner of
Main and DoKalb streets, under the
firm name of Brude & Lang. The
eHMfd will be known as "The Pure
Food atore" These two youog men
are the soul of honor, troth and hon
esty, and jn their new/ration to
each,other andfthe public, tliey will
atyalii to $ven greater achievements
in JLttfc fdture than they have in the
past* for "In unioirttiere is strength."
ii'their new capacity they will be
ter prepared than ever to serve
public. The Cbronlclo wishes
a&d predicts for "The Pure Food
jjfiflbre" unlimited srtccess.
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Petit -Jurorg.
The; following petit jurors have
been drawn to serve for the Soptem
ber, 190?. term of court for- this
couoty:
First wink.
John Boy kin, P x Villepigue, E K
Hunter, F W Hilton. W M Peak, W
A Cunningham, o ^ Hammond, L D
Root. W^J (Jonts, J* D Goff, J I)
Pate.' J^v Young, J K Pearco, .J J
Weat/J T Black we II, J A Rosbo
jrongb, D W Joy, Ddg Owens, .J E
\ttdrw>n. S IJ iiirkland, J K Lanpr,
Edward M Bovkin, J O Cassady, J
Ifctoung. L T F?nl;cr, VV M Moseloy,
* Weal, C K Baker, L L Block,
Trapp, H II Truesdell, J El
1 >. J W B Dixon, J A Wil-1
A Rush, It A MoCaskill.
^Seoond Week.
Jones. M N Billings, J P
f$5 Hull, Jr., T B OUburn,
. W M ~ '
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t B M Pearce, W M Phil
IfloCoy, B H Baom, -Dan'l
G Haokabee, D A Mc?
. w J Campbell, Charlie
Eli; Baas, J T Bradley, W
LvV H Bnrdell, W M Gay,
. tt F Trimnal, Levi Kirk
.Billings, I^ec West, J G
Ii Dabney, J E Alexander,1
? L F Ifungo, A H Boy
C Scbloahbur*, Fletcher
jT;B $atfox, E J Lewis, C
A Avc.ttoo!.
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yurday uiKi,i |HH? r?!uinj. ?
where *?..? tthK lhk,.u |ll)ou| 1
mojul.H f(M 11*>fti in(*iii, Mr.
? ItH'Slftie IV .,H ?>:< yiMH ar.(|
( W?n ft yonog vv.iniaii of nohlr ai,.l
I elittractir. she leave*
husband, hi, infuM ft,.n ,UJ(1 h L< Jt
oi relatives (in.) f, u to
her (k'?m.
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We din ct your ??.?? ;*i ion initio In.
lowing now v!\ rrtitun;t/i,!? which
appear in The Chronic!,, to-day :
Commercial Hn,k.
I ho lip- Town (.roocrv.
M. liun in.
Commercial H h i! k?S ? a t l- iu e i) t.
Hirs.di Hi us tv Co Kail Goods.
Wm. I). Tram him ? Citation for
Mrs M udgio Mogeloy.
Win. I). Trantham ? Citation foi
I4. W. Kidrtdge.
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J orsoiicit ^/font/on,
l>r, .J no \\. Cor bolt haft letumod
homo
Mr. Willih Miclili: It ft Tuesday f?>r
CI oil) ho n College.
County Supervisor Wi*t iH ts(?.)]
confined to hi? hod.
Capt. \\ . M. Shannon loft yester
day for <i!onu Springs.
.Mr. A li Shn-koy, of the Sumter
liar, is in Camduo today.
Mr. Ilarrv MoCrcight, of Colum
bia. spent Sunday in Camden.
Miss Hossio A loxander, of Colum
bia. i? vihiting relatives in Camden.
Doftth of Mrs. McConnoll.
Mrs. McConnoll, wife of l)r. T.
M. McConnoll, died at tho PresbyJ
Lorian Mnnao last Sunday night at !
9 o'clock. Mr.s McConnoll had lived
in Camden for only about three
yeara but by hor aweet and genllo
ilippofiition and deep christian piety
she ondoar<'d lioraolf to all who know
her. Wo fool Rure that death to hor
waH only tho pfato to heaven, and
now aftor much cnfToring hor froed
where "thoro Hhall be no
bath neither sorrow, ,ior
lieithor slia'.l there ho any
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Mte?. McColm oil wus a native of
I'ratiklin, Tenn., and hor voniuiiiH
woro taken there for interment. In
hie f>rt-at affliction Di*. McConnell
has tho deepc-t syuipsuhy of our en
tire community.
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Mr. (j. II. Lenoir, of tli^ Prosby
terian ehnich. ?ccoirpanie.d Dr. Mc
Connell to Tennessoe.
JVe Pay You to Save.
Convincing
A man's first foAlnre of bus
iness is the amount of mon
ey be lias saved. His niOBt
convincing argument is hi*
bank account- The bauk
account can be easily ob
tained by practicing econo
my. U?o onr Savings De
partment?start with aa
Jiltlo us a dollar and add to
it regular intervals thereby
enhancing your prospect of
b ucoess.
The Commercial Bank
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If you don't know
for a fact
That the BEST GROCEtUKS
? are to be found at
THE UP-TOWN GROCERY
give us p trial order and
be convinced.
LANG'S STORK.
?The Up-Town
Grocery.
Fine Groceries a specialty
Just Arrived?Oat Meal,
Toasted Corn Flakes, Egosee,
Korn Kinks, Wheat Flakes,
Shredded Wheat Biscuit,
Grape Nats, Cream of Wheats
Postuoa Oerials, Puffed Rice.
Also fresh sliipmeot oj
Breakfast Bacon and
Bacon.
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nf M r l(*i]u>
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M r. .N!. i>ci?-y wus i'?;f
!!c h coiiKiatonl
i ?? t . iiMir? r ?,f Mount
1 ' ? <i |1' . ?> t vl-.oU'l. ikl wllll'h plni>t?
>-h (< ii imi. 1 rulv ti good muii
?i" . to Ins iisht-H. Hint
si' 1 M-t 11 , d?*nd who du in llifi
? 1. rt I ti.n ? !.. imi-jj."
? 'N'j?'? t ?,.im'* ri-?o:i??i|jj? {;iin !roir< l.ihoi
luMl a hand f :'i ill) , |? ,f i);u kill's*
I'/ln'ht'd ittin Mill lit' h!f|?t.''
1 he uhovc i.olii-i* waft it tended for
: .st Wi l li's paper, tml iu tlm rush of
??<? 11 ii?v! to profiH ?t was omitted. The
omi&Aion vtfis an entirely uninten~
iioMc.1 oi.i>, muI i>uo which we very
nitich regret.
Store For lter.t
I he ft tori' now occupied hy .J. K.
Lung find known h? 'i'tio Up 1'own
'jioc.itVj for Ik ut. Apply to J no.
I'. Nettles, ni Hunch llroe. A* Co.
Wanainaker & Brown Clothing
Mr. 1). Wolfe is agent for th?>
world renowned Wanatnakcr &
Brown clothing. If you wnut an
up-to-dute and allround lliHt-elfthe
h'.hI chII a tut get Mr, Wolfe to til
von up. Kit guaranteed .
Citation.
South Carolina. ? Kershaw County.
By Win. I). Tnuithaui, Judge of Probate.
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Whereas F. W. Kldr-dya liHth hpplio<]
to me fur loiters of administrAi ion on tin*
? state of K&tulle I! Eldredge, late of Ker
sltaw county , deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and ad
monialt all and Binxahtr tilt' kindred and
creditors of the said deceased to be and
appear before me, at a Court of Probate
lor the said Count#, to he holdeu at Oaln
den, S ('., oo the 1 'J. day of October,
1907, at 10 o'clock A. M , to show cauao
if anv, why said administration should
not he granted
(iiven under my hand and the Heal of
said court, thia 2tith day of September,
A. I)., 1007
WM. 1). TRANTH A M,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co.
Citation.
South Carolina?Kershaw County.
By Win. D. Trantham, Judge of Probate.
Whereas Mis. Maggie Moseley, has
made suit to mo to grunt her Letters of
Administration, of the est:ite of and ef
fects of liedic Moseley, cum ler/< mcnto <in<l
>!/0.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itors of the B.'i<l Itedic Moseley, deceased,
that. they he and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to he held at Cam
den, S. C\, on the 12th day of October
next, niter publication thereof, at 11
o'clock xn the forenoon, to show cause, if
auv they have, why the said administra
tion should not he planted.
Civen under my hand this 26th day of
September, A. I)., 1007.
Published in the Oatndeu Chronicle, on
the 27th day of September, 1907.
Win. l>. 'Irnntham,
.Judge of Probate.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kcr6baw County.
By Win. I). Tranthaiu, Judge of Probate
Whereas David It Williams. Jr., has
made suit to me. to grant him Loiters
of Administration, of the Estate of and
effects of Susan M. Manning, cum (enla.
men to and no.
Those are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Susan M. Manning,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to held
at Cumden.S.O, on'the 4th day of October
next after publication thereof, at ^11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show caustr
if any they have, why the snid admin
istration should not be granted.
Giyen under my hand this 17th day of
September, A. D.. 1907.
Published in the Camden Chronicle,
on the 20th day of September, 11(07.
Wm. D. Tmntham.
5,? Judge of Proh.itt\
statement
OF TIIE CONDITION OF
Commercial Bank
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J<ocated at
?CAM PEN, S, C,?
At tlio closo of business, Sept.: lXih, 1!K)7,
At call from State Hank Examiner.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $ 151.03 7 kS
Overdraft* 8,807 31
Fnrnlturo and Fixtures . 1,-1515$
Due frqtn Bank* and Hankers 18,528 87
Ctirrcncy 9,092 00
Gold <r'> W 0t>
Silver, ifickel* o?<l Pennies 1.0<|8 35
Check* and Caah Item* ?> 9,108 63
Total ? $ 176,879 18
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid ifl $ aS.OOO 0J
Undiyidpd Profit*, lest) cur
rent Expenses and Taxes
Paid 10.987 U
Individual Deposit* ?object
to check 80.899 is
Saving* Deposit* 7.992 60
Bill* Payable ( 46,000 00
Total $ 175,879 1*
State of South Carolina) ,
County of Kershaw. \
Before mo came John T. Mackey,
Cashier of Commercial Bank, who be
inn duly awora, aaya that ihs above and
foregoing statement is a true conditioo
of said Bank, as shown by ths books of
file in said bank.
Jotin T. Macmt, Cashier.
8worn to and subscribed before aae,th!a
21at day of Sept, IWT?
W. E. Hough. [l. a.1
Notary Pabiio for 8. C.
I Correct AUe*t,
C. j. Shaanon, Jr.,
? W. J. I>unn,
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Re/oVVEP
1 LoVfi To JiL ftY /iOT/IFR:
WTl.l PRE5JFD so ba.'j [ VtRY
OTIIFR CHILD IT IS TUt; DOT V
oi PARENT J "foOKCii WELL
foK TIICIR. ChilukfnV sake
IT IfifWjES A HICC IWKfc'tfiOtf
ON Ini"IK /'IIKPX
V> BUVTCR iiSoWN.
How can a mother expect her children to behave well and
wish to appear well, unless she herself si ts them a good ex
simple? Good dress i nil lire res others mid iulluenees niie's
at11 f.
Our Fall and \\ inter stock o' wearables tor women is now
opened up with the lirst introduction Correct Style Ten
dencies for Autumn.
We shall be glad to hf.ve jou come and see our beautiful
stock of new Fall Footwear, Goods, Linen, Onyx Hos
iery, Belts, Ribbons, Laces and Trimmings - our everything
that women will wear tin coming Fall and wintci;.
We put fair juices on oar i>'oods at the beginning of the .rea
son. M \y we not have a all frov>i you?
Huster^says that the histoiv < I ;? successful store lies in giv
intj custojnersfjiood values tV.r 'he rooney they spen 1.
We have added to our line o! Hosiery the well known
"Onyx*
hosiery, the onl) guaranteed staickss hose known, thi*
TmtWMark
to be found on evt ry pair.
Tige sriAs (tI trade where yc-u ^et ?:;oo(l valu'-n?: t Tho Mam -
moth Store.
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A, Thies' German Salve.
Worth It*? Weight in Gold.
NO HOUSEHOLD < OVU'LKTE WITH
OUT IT
Nous
Genuine
Cures Eruptions of all Inflammatory Nature; Piles, Soros
Stabs, Cute, Bruises, Sprains, Boils, Pimples, Bone-Felon, Oar .
huncles, Stofie-Bruise, Soft CoriiB, (quick relief to barrooms.)
Scrofula, Sofe-Breaat, Iting.Worm, Burns, Eczema, Tetter and
kindred diseases. Prevents Blood Poison or Lock-.Taw result
ing from Stings* Bites. ScraUdies by unclean instruments,
Nail in Foot, or from any other cause. Allays and alleviates
pain Perfec'.l} harmless in its application, hut magical In \ts
results. Once tried you will ' never he without, Nothing but
the purest refined material enter* into its manufacture. Six
(( ) month required to make as small u quantity as ,'3' ounce.
M<,t njurious to most dolicato complexion, and why not
k a hux on hmd- Age does not detract from it** celebrat
v ! i. ?.I'.nig qualifies. Saves much suffering and many Doctor
hilt 4 and i? alwa v a t rue friend. Every bo* guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 2oc. For sale l*y all druggists, or,
A. TJIIES, Proprietor, Charlotte, N- Q.
GREAT STOCK
DAVID WOLFE'S.
Everything a person wants. Come
and see my big and fine stock con
sisting of every line desired. A spe
cial feature in ladies' dress goods,
fine shoes and complete stock of
Clothing in Men's, Boys' and Chil
dren's Suits.
Furniture! Furniture!!.
Very cheap and good. Call and
see me and get prices before pur
chasing.
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The Famous Gilt Edge Store
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BARGAINS BARCiAINS, BARGAINS
Wo are trying to clean up on Summer goods, we don't waul
to carry a piece over'till next season, and then we want the
space they take up lor our New Fall and Winter Mock which
is now coming in every day. So il there is anything in our
Summer stock that you can use, now is the time to buy it.
All of our figured Organdies, Batistes, Lawns, etc., 10c and
\2 l-'2c quality going at 8 1 3c yd
Nice lot light colored (iinghains redue,od to N 1-Bc yd ,
1 lot solid colored Lawns reduced lo 5o yd
Some bargains in rcinmint.s of Mailing
1 lot White Lawn short lengths at Gc to 8c, yd
1 lot White Madras tor waists reduced to 1 8<; yd
E i }jli ?l 1 1 1. 1 (J yd piece lor $L.'2o
A good Hluu hed Cambric, at 10c yard.
Closinir out a lot of .Jnidinhi* and bMowcr Pots al cost prieo
Wo are n^eiifs tor the Lad;H Home Journal Pattern; full
Mock on band. Call and i^ut a Fall style book free.
A lot of Embroidery going al red need prioo
Shoes, Shoes, Shoes.
"Star Brand Shoes Are Better."
You can sec the moony in these shoes?they are tho shoes
that satisfy. Father, mother, children, try a pair of our fam
ily shoes
We are agents for the International Sto k 3'mCo.
Poultry powders, stock feed and all of their wonderful remei
dies lbrhorsos, cattle and poultry.
Bagging And Ties.
We have all kinds of bagging and Ties that wo a\c selling
?it the closest pi ices. Como and ree us before you buy
Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
IV T. VHlepkue. Proprietor.
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