The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 11, 1907, Image 2
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Candidates' Card* lor County officee
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money orders should be made payable
to W. L, MoDOWKLL,
Camden. K. (\
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OAMDKN, 8. O.. OCT 11, 1I>?7
Our Town.
to
Ours Is a city that enjoys many
natural and acquired r< h^iici s?a
.'city tbat needa but the HkifWul ma
nipulation of ? in mi to nuik* tin-in
yield bountifully of their ncM treaa
ure?a substantial city whoae I tun
dationn are laid upon a HoiKlJiat_
cannot be surpassed for product!ve
ness?a city supplied with the very
best and purest of water?a city
^ whoso educational advantagea have
reached a standard, through the
skillful direction of competent of
ficials, second to that <? f no other
place of its size anywhere?a city
where harmony among the commit
nloants of the different churches i?
in perfect accord with objeclH
nought by ottr forcfatherH of the
"Mayflower," and all doctrines are
ably expounded with unlrammeled
freedoin from the pulpits of our
different churches?a city whose
social advantages arc equal to those
afforded by places many tinier its
hi/jO and age?a city where the rich
enjoy every luxury desired, and the
poor are not allowed to suffer?a
city where pence and good will to
ward all mm is exemplified. Such
a city is ours, whose praises we
shout aloud from the housetop. If,
perchance, a copy of thin paper
should fall into the lunula of any
wbo are in senrcli of a new location
*
? k place where church, school and
social advantages are given empha
sis, and where you pan live out
your allotted number ofyeara with
out fear of pestilence or famine,
we nay, liko one of old: "Come
thou with us and wo will do thee
good," without tho emphasis on
the "do."
Saloon* Will Closo in Ashi'villp.
Special to The .State.
AHheville,N.C., Oct. 8.?The pro
iiihitioniHtH won here today by a ma
jority of 848 and the saloona in Ashe
vilie will he closed January 1 next.
The result wuh undouhily due to ibe
women, wlu> all day long surround
ed the polling places in every pie
cinct and worked most energot icall v,
beseeching the voters and praying
and singing for the success of tlu
prohibition tickets.
Are You Out Of a Job?
If you are, and can furnish good
references, and want to mkkmon
money than \ ou can umkc ni.li. i
w i'-r without capital, then whir to
the Carolina Mutuitl hire' IriMii
ance (Jo., Kpartaiibuig, S. I', fm
uii Agency. We have tluiU-liv
goo.I agents in the S'tilr making
big iiy?ney for t lieuine! vrt>, wii\
not you?
Railroad Fare to
Fair Cut in Half
October 28 to November 1
Tho railroads have agreed to givo
half rates from all points In South Car
olina to the great Statu Fair this year.
That Is one faro for round trip to
Columbia and hack to your homo. This
is considered one of tho best and low
est rates granted anywhere In tho
south for any occasion and tho Fair
authorities feel that they are justly
reeognlzed as having a deserving, big
ehow.
Novor before in tho history of tho
Fair (39 years) has tho outlook for
a big and crowded show been so mark
ed." Tho tremendous cotton yield "with
tho extra money at hand throughout
the Btato means the biggest crowds
; over known in Columbia. And tho
Fair authorities havo been wide
*wake. More accommodations have
^ be** arranged than over and every
body will be In Columbia Fair Week.
_1 .I Ths bis football garaos will attract
thousands of people. Clem son will be
In Colombia. Wlnthrop will be in
f" /OoMmbli Thousands of your old
Will be in Columbia. Every
ovght to be In Columbia for Fair
j October 28 to November 1.
flittt rtces ever held In tho
_ Atlantic States will be wltneso
;4ft? Mr this year. Tho largest,
instructive ex
for a southern
, this year at
t and best Mid
?oath wlHhars
. -*< a i ^ - --- -
Learn to ftraet your friend# with
a amilo. curry too many
frown# in thcir own limtrtu to be both
erort with any of yourw.
Master's Sale,
rolinii, j lr;
haw. V'<,n
.State of South Carolina, ) It; the < mf,
f
County of Korshaw. } Common
Juliu Swtiiwl ('oh', i(X'V I."' V
Cold, Li/ Jx/m'/n Mooyr, tin ir tjuorM
tun <i4 titan, I'Uu'ufijfit
A'JlUfttot
Nancy Kilt*/, /;<</'? Artist.
IT Ittjer ami hv viiiiiii of llm ih'Ci f
heroin of I till 'I (ieni/e. Olir iIhIci)
October the full I v* ill fell lefnre
(lie Com I 11 ohm' ?luor in C?ri>ili'ii, ('<?
mi 11n* lliai .Monday ijtt No\I'liilfr,
the follow in); deacribeu propclly:
I All thaf tim i <>r ]?hici-l a! 1111? I in
f'uui'h n, ' oiinly ol Kh;iA. mid State
of hoiith <!*rolniu, hoiimh <1 N? ? r11? h>
KiiiU Street , o? (he K'iihI hy < hiirol)
Street, on Him m.iiIIi l.y l? l formerly of
\V. I>. Trao'hitm now of IViiini, uml on
tliu Wont hy lot lit Naney K?*ll v ; heinjf
tins hoiil c<>n\< \'<l hv Lander I'orter lo
[ I'Her ('ole l?y ?'? ed ?I;?I<??! Kept. 1,'Jtll,
IM'JO, with (In- exception of. two ItcrOH
conveyed hy I'etcr Cole lo Nnney Kellv
hy <lcc<l dated, 'he 26tli .litnuiil'V, IGH2,
recorded in Hook II. I' II., |>HK<* /84.
'i. Ali Hint tract of Inml in (lie Coun
ty nf Kornhuw uml Ktiile of South Caro
lina, contain# live (!)) iic-its, more or le?Ht
aiel hounded oil (lie North hy fffcel of
SlKnltin li .Fm111eh, Fast l?v A . <J. Freiliig,
oiMtln* South l>y liiin.l? of huhy llrown,
iinil on tin- Went hy himlw formerly of
"Mi- .M.I1!. .Simw.sanm hcing the land com
veved u> IVti r ('ole by Hardy Kennedy,
nave ami ?*xi*<? |?liiiK a portion thereof of
oMi- ai'i ?* co \ . y. tl hy r (Tolo to Nan
cv K'dly hy <lf< ? I (|ttlr>d .lanmiry 2l>lh,
lh'j;', ami recorded aift ?"Jlook II. II. 11.
I'tipe 781.
i- a. \vifW'KowsKy.
.Master for Kerahaw County.
?>< t. mil, i!?t)7.
Master's Sale,
Stale of Smith Car-) In the Court
oliiiH, ,? of Common
Oouiily of Kershaw.) I'Ioh^
11 //. Lan%t Plaintiff.
(Hjdinst
./ If. Turner, Defendant.
( Koreelo&uro Sale.)
I' iidcr and by virtue of a Decree in tlx;
almv<t east*, made by I be Honorable
? *?>(>ik?> Johnstone, Special JudRo Presid
ing in the f)111 Circuit, ami bearing dale
l lie Mb day of Octohnr, Ill(>7, 1 will offer
fur sale in front of the Court House door
? n tbe City of Cauxlcu, during Ibo legal
In hii n of sale, on (be first. Monday in
November, l!'07, next, beinu the fourth
(4) day tnereof, llio following parcel or
l r ,.et of Innd : ?
All (lint piece, pared or tract of land,
situated in the County of Kershaw and
State of South Carolina, about nine
inileH Mast ol the City of Camden, con
taining otic hundred and seventy-seven
(177) acres, more or lean, and composed
of !t") iiHii'ii, oho of oiv hundred and
tweiitv-six (120) acres, and one of fitly,
one (51) hitch, as appears by plain of
Maine, made by.'. II. l'atc, Surveyor, of
date November 2llli, IS)0-r>. I be saiil one
hundred and aoveiitv-scven (177)aerea
being bounded ?? a wlrole, NokIi by
iniei of W o. Stokes, formerly part of
same landa, and by laud* o f Hall; Knst
by lands of I. K. Holland; South and
South-east by lands of Hiiison; We?t ami
Nottli-wesl t<y lamia ot \V. (). Stokes
ami lands of Sam Hinson. Said Mads
beiiiK l?>rnierlv of Sarah Turner.
Terms of sale , cnsli. I'urcluiacr to puy
for papers.
Any person .lesirinj; (o bid ill said sale
nhall (list deposit Willi the Master the
Minn of Two Hundred Dollars in money
or certilled check, as a pledge to make
good his bid.
I ? A ^'ITTKOWSKY.
Mailer for Kershaw Comity.
Oct. i1111, I!h)7.
suimisir ?'?m
)
l,V
Tin* following is a lint of claims approv
?tl niul Diiloreil |tiii ! m tlit* tcgnlar month
v mrt'ling Ii?*l(1 Monthly, tJot. 7. 11U)7:
Klnimv lii*.>\vn , sjiI $ 4 > 7"?
I, W ('opduivl. fiiil and Csjn furs li00
Amos Wt'ni, s;i 1 mi I con too ;i-'i on
K 1? Willinni*. hii)>t liiieil gang lit 4?'?
OK II iiil' 11. Mil f'O 1 (i
^1 ?' Weil, sal ami Iiomp hire 7ti ('.li
II M Pi ni'hii', h ;?I niul run tic '_'(>() Ml
I M SnWi'll, s??l tit 7<*>
s. K A.hiins. "itl 7.r>
!' A Mc|).?w?-ll, riiail work 1 on
II I .1 Ini-oti , >al I s 7 >
1' r. Wilson. painting jail ?Vi Im iilgt* I ."ill
?! li Vi.iin^, Minplics to |>nii|>vis "1 i"?
Cuinilcn Sn|> ('<?. mii? !?>
\\ !' Ilru h. Mil ai.il (i cm 1
Henry I1'. Mnnii. siipt chain gimg St? I I
ilichar<l l*i iff. s-.i! \?fi <>'1
Aug. M heal, I'ourt Sicnoiri uplicr o- 7->
I I 1 lotigli, ice f I < Mlit Ih'lHO ~
Win I? I i hi! ham. "A ii ? 1 | nisi age
Moi l tlni'o, mnki'ic''xt rn nrrfH<?
1' .1 \ i t:i i:? . I uf> in if i uii|K?r
l? M Hi akcfi ? r.!. ioa 1 \\ orl;
I t! I in hi Neil. i ?! w k
l.'.l t Unth i'l'c, i.I w K
!?t; i'ic.( he., -id :s
S(iii:g-\ Shannon. Mipplicn f> I
Kni? .v t!KI'Uiii. Nup to |..mii I
?' N i I ninphi r\s. Hup lo gang 7 .'
|) M \lr( "u.-Kill h! ini'l | oMii^o -I'J
Hui lis \ Ihirrclt, -npplit'S lit
I.ScliiMik ?'v ('?>, H.ipplicH 7
Is C ScH-iiinn. t.iil 1S
I ( ("I vlnn n, Iiiiii'mt Hi d iil^wk 5.1
III! 1 laili', i?l \vk 7 ?"<*
\V I! Turner, sal and po*!:i? ?, <10 10
II 'I' Johnson, r?l wk 1? f?0
(J \V Dulmev, fctipl poor I ouso lt?
\V A Siliix-k, adv. I'J 7.1
I 0 lloiifcli, sal and po-t ?uo. 107 .r?7
II J, .SHdnshbnrj;, supplies 5? 07
lolin lionn.flftk nl Jail 7 o.r>
las T Trufsiwll, sal and con f. e 3 > 00
Henry Snvage. *J davH as ??>ii.ss^r 1 00
II T Qladd?*n,lianlinj; pauper to grave 1 00
David Wolff, aupnlic* ?r>J>?>
Wn> Thompson, nl wk 8**^
\V K Knssol!, ?a! and postiuo 8 * 83
l> 1' O MurcliUou, sal 12 50
P T VillcptRiie, aupplifts 10 00
A 1> Konnedy, supplies 03 31
J N Jones, aupplint to paupera 10 00
N S Klcliards, tul and fees 46 50
J R Trantham, >?! and fe.ia 2JI 58
W li Mcl>owell, adv., fltn. and
job printing 30 40
It C Jones, sal 18 75
RO Jones, administrator 18 75
G S King, supplies to paupers 10 60
A II Dunnan, supplies to pauper 10 00
T J Brown,road woik II 50
J B Nelson, aal and con fee 35 00
AUsn Halt hock, smith work 2 40
W T 8mlth, Snpplica 14 85
I* wis and Christmas, sajplirs ft* 88
Total, $1,846.66
A Cowing Marriajft).
On 1 ItutM(!uy evening, tlie J 71h
of 111im inofjdt, will be *olt ?i?I.
tbe hi h?/mu'; M i"? XC^tt'lie Ku
phroftyne M Queen and Mr. (#<?d
frey JtJfoMa McDowell of Atlanta,
u l?r >tr "f Mr. Robert McDowell
of Uiiflcity. 'i'b? ceremony will ta
rt nuiet our uud vvill bo fallowed iin
mediately bv a 1 nr^u reception, t??
wbic.li 'b<! following cairN bavei
been mhih i! :
M ih . I)oi. ;!d Mt Qi.een
j < <jueHt m ) oil r pre?enee
Ht tlie widding reception of bei I
~*v. ij k ?1b L *- r
K.atolie Kupbroa) ne,
b u<t
Mr. (J'xlfuy Ji ll'orda McDowell
on Tburwday ev? nin#, October the
seventeenth,
f I oiu nine until, eb*v< ri o'clock,
Thirteen twenty Senate Street
Columbia, South Carolina.
? State, ltttli.
Tbe bible above referred to in a
nieco of Mm. S H. Alexander, of
our town and bun frequently viwit
ud fCauidon.
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
So are peddler* and fukirn. Wlirn your
oyen need ^lasnon no to hrud<piarleib
wlu?re you run net (lie Iu-kI of Hkill and
experience. We do a higu 4-lais of work
at renKontdde priccH, a? hi1 do our own
Ioiihu grindiiiK. Oft a pair of our special -
!y ground white ery^tal lonses and you
will never uho any other. Kverytmny
wo do and material used guaranteed t<>
U'Ve satinfaclion. When in llie city drop
in and see uh and our new and up-to-date
optical parlors.
KOittttNS & NOIILK,
The only Exclusive Manufacturing Optical
Houhc jn South Carolina. M5U9 Main
8t. .Columbia, H.O. Next door to
Khrlich's Shoo Store.
Oct. 4?7.
Trespass Notico.
Shooting, hailing or trefpassintr on
my plantation in West Wateree strictly
forbidden. IIKNKY SAVAQK.
Sept. 16. '07?<1 in.
STRAYED
From my place Kntuidny, Sep
tember 2Ib1, on<i black mi l wliit?
spotted hound bitch . A little lliin
in flesh Named Lucy. Had chain
and collar on when last seen. ^ Re
wind for her return to me.
Geo. T. Littiu.
Notice.
I hereby forbid any and all personn
from hiring, or harboring or feeding any
of my eluldren under ago. Anyone
found violating thin notice will bo dealt
with according to law.
.losKPII POKTMAN.
lUtthune. S. C-, fc>?-pt. 3(jih, l!?U7.
A
Teachers' Examination.
The next regular Teachers* Examina
tion will bo held Friday, October 18th,
at the Court House beginning at t) o'clock
A. M.
All that wish to teach thi* Winter had
hotter tike this examination aa this is
the last until next Spring
W. It. TU UN Kit."
Supt. I'M. Kershaw Co.
Cauiden. S. ('.* Oct 2, 1907.
FOR 8M
Mv llieo farm, coven miles from Cam
den, on Wiri' Kond. '205 m ros of luiul?
7? acres open nnder Itigli stiite of culti
vation. (iood dwelling Iioiiho and gnoil
'J ?*??>111 tenant hou.-'o wiili brick chinincy,
rt'at'le, ll;ll II, COttOH hoil*0, Twi'UfV
iirrcs pasture with running stream
through it an<l wire fence arouml i(. Olil
mill (lam snilalrte for mill and cotton
jjin on Ilieo Hiam li ; ??an ea>ilv t>e put in
eonilitioii. CypreHM, onU ami pine on 1111
e'ean d pint ot'lruet. I'rieo $12.00 per
urio (>h? -i?'nrtl? ca>h, balance carried
?ui lonu time mortmain'. Applv to
11 KN U Y SA VAMK.
t' itmlen, S. I Oct I *t 15)07.
The Snyder
Gallery
1 w i di t ) inform 11n> public
qen<>rally that 1 mn again do
intX business in The Snyder
(oillory, ami am fully prepar
ed t.) meet the demands of ev
ery ono. A beautiful lino of
F ill and Winter styles just re
ceived. Respectfully,
5. T. Zemp.
NOTICE.
I bv g to announce to the
public that I am ?till employ
ed by the Kershaw Oil Mill to
buy cotton Eced.
ScftleB in rear of Springs &
Shannon's htoro.
Highest prices paid ovcry
day.
J. B. WEST.
Camden,* 8. 0.f Sept. 6?7.
WHOLESALE! GROCERY ANNEX.
?
Best obtainable Wholesale prices
to be had in Heavy Groceries. Spe
cial priccs for next 10 days, on the
following for quick selling:
2 Cars Best Rust Rroof Oats
t ear (iood White Corn
2 cars Patent Flour
1 car Bacon and Lard
\
I car Feed Oats
1 car Wagons and Buggies
1 car Meal and Grits.
Investigate my prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
..o JL i
urn
a
NEW GOODS
A car load of Lime.
A Car Load of Cement,
A Car Load of Wagans.
and a large amount of cooking
stoves and ranges, sporting goods,
and hardware just received.
Call and see me. Your patronage
will be appreciated.
/k. ID.
To OX* ft
And The Public Generally.
?:
wo wish to say that we nv^T<roti&limtiy receiving new goods,
for the full trade, and will bo glad to see and servo you with
the very 1 ?est groceries, both Heavy and Fancy. We also
carry lines of prockery, glass ware, tin ware, tubs, oil cans*
water buckets and in fact everj' thing tint's to be found in an
up-to-date Grocery Store. You will find us at the same old
stand one do^r noith of Mr. A. 1). Kennedy's Hardware
store. Our motto: ''Quick sales and small profits." Fair
and courteous treatment, guan.leed.
G. A. & R. L. MOSELEY
THE GREATEST
State Fair
EVER HELD WILL BE THIS YEAR AT
COLUMBIA, S. C.
4
October 28 to November 1
Railroad Rates Cut in Half.
Plenty of Accommodations for Everybody.
Grandest Exhibits Ever Gathered in Dixie.
Finest Races in the Whole South.
Two Big Football Games.
MAKE YOUR PLANS TO EC AT COLUMBIA AW.
or FAIR WEEK
1907
OO *
THE B!(i STORK.
IIIK5CM IWOS. AND CO.
Is tilled up with brand new , up-to-date goods
which our Air. (Jus. llirsch bought csuly be
fore ilie big advance?direct iiom th^inanu*
facturers. 'l'liis tact enables us to sell them
for less than anybody else and we bought en
oiiixh to supply the wants of every man, wo
man at d child in Kershaw, Sumter, .Lee and
Jiancaster counties. It is impossible to give
even in this big space a detailed idea o( the im?
niensity ol our Fall stock. We are showing"'
the leadinsr Fall fa&l?ions The distinguishing
tea t u res of Fall styles iu dress goods, silks and
road\ to wear garments are revealed to perfec
tion in our.colossal and comprehensive display
of the most artistic designs. Our usual sur
prising values prevail throughout our entire'*/
establishment.
Choicest .New Fall Dress
Goods.
The whole stock is aglow with beauty, qual
ity and best in style in foreign and domestic-.
Dress Fabrics. (The popular checks plaids,'
broken weaves, punamas* voiles, all the new
shades of imperial serge henrielta broadcloth
arid every imaginable style of dress goods
used tiiis season are here in wonderful variety.
Novelty plaid soiling?a splendid material for
dresses or extra waists, ^8 inches wide, regu
lar ()Oo quality, opening 'price < 39c. Fine all
wool serge IJ8 inches wide popular for suits ,
and skirts in a lift lew shades;'special price 59c.
Fancy all wool suiting, 5-1 in. wide, regular 1.50 ?
quality, special price DOo. Alt wool 50 inch
Cheviot worth $1, special price 90c Broad
cloth in all colors and black, a splendid value
?]!??. Fine imported and domestic henriettas
in all colors and black from 'Joe up to ?2 per
}d. An unlimited varie ty of beautiful black
goods. An immense sleek ol silks to select
from in all the new weaves and patterns.
Come and see our handsome line of plaid silks
so sty lish for dresses and extra waists. We
have them in all widths and ri ii colors. We
are st.le mjents for the f.unoiH "Money back
^ilks^' the very best to be had; every yard is
guaranteed to wear with 'perfect satisfaction.
Don't fail to see this handsome line. They
come in all colors and black.
The smartest of Fall styles in ready made
women's garments, tailored suits and coats.1!
hvcry express brings us daily new models of.,
ladies tailored coats, suits and skirts. We in-/
vile you to visit our store often aiul advise you
#^o make your select ions early. We can save
you money in this special department, as we
bought them early. A very \seleet and hand
some line ot voUe skirts We have the cor
rect styles in ladies and misses Ooats at the'
most reasonable prices you ever sa\V. Ooine
and see for yourself. ..
High Art Clothing.
If yen are ready to see
the etvrc ct fashions for
Fall in mens wear, we
are leady with the larg
os t and firm! o lection
of Fall fcuitp, overcoats,
furnishings i.nu hats
thai hns ov( r been our
1 t to olVor for your in
speeti'm. Most note
worthy in lUis season's
showings aro the new
models of ihe celebrat
ed High Art Clothing
at prices morj reasona
ble tli n c\'( r, as wo
t o ght ih in I efore tho
ad v si nee.
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
f Wo carry the best lino of Shot sin thecitvof
Camden, Tho largest stock to select from.
We are agon Is for the celebrated Godman's
black bottom shoo for ladies, liiiss^s and men?
tho best weaving shoe on tfic niai ket. Wo are
uIsolsoIc agents for tho fa o*hs ^King Quality
and Seh^lloyal Blue.
Millinery! Millinery!
We have secured Miss Myra Harris, a most
artistic designer, as our Milliner. We are
prepared to ?liow you all the new shapes ana
styles both* iri French and American millinery
We wiUjinnounce our opening day later.
J&igs,"Carpets & Mattings.
We are ready to sliow the largest and most
complete line ever brought to the city. Our
?art squares are* Motinl and worthy of in
spection* Come and We ns early and ofto.
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