The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 18, 1907, Image 3
"i!r hiends M Customeis:
Iliivii'" decidi'd to combine our forces and
open*wp the room on the corner of Main and
Deltalb ^Uoetn wlnrli sh;ill be known as
"The Pure Food Store,"
wo take pleasure m t. x\ leasing our most hear
ty appreciation ot the p.itronage so liberally
bestowed upon us in the past and to earnestly
Solicit lor 1 lie new linn a continuance ot' the
same ?h we feel that in i'utme we will ho bettor
prepared than ever to merit your kind favors.
Wo intend keening n STRICTLY KIRST
CLAS:s FANCY GROOKKY in which ON
LY TIM: lMJHlOrtT AND BRST DOMESTIC
& 11V1 RtHiTKl) AUI'ICLICS OF FOOD can
ho obtained til most reasonable prices.
Wei\l-o propose to very much improve our
delivery system giviije.a reasonably prompt
deliver> uf all gooffs purchased at
'??"The P/ure Food Store."
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Awaiting your commands we arc
Yours very truly,
Pfcone 2. BRUCE &L LANG*
HaI
Cotton ^ .uket.
j't? quoted III tamden tins
|^?.0<p4 -c"',ri r''V iD" at 11 316?
*%A " darSftin.
A Itffgc cjii'tni, j of baggiug
|;feligI;Uy aat:}f><v' ? !;? Uro for sale at
abiitrgattj.
r ' idtjo Store.
""Ijfc
j^.Kule Tfikoii Up.
wowu inn re raule wa8 ta
|tny pl*cu near*S. A. L.
JfPot ir%st Friday, Oct. 11.
\0woor C?3h gof. sam""' by paving ex
~ W. Clark. |
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*k*>r dc Brown Clothing j
Wolfe i? agent for the I
indued VVanftraakor^/dte l
^lathing. h" you wujit un j
jilt a ad niu-.uod fir<f{-cla88 |
it^f] and g?u" '? '. Wolfe to lit
Iv* Ti?Yt gtlft". Lc(:d .
jJ? of OoUoa Loss Than One
Acre cf md *
IftktiDpt^' jq., ,vil! gather
'the 8- J acre lot in rear
lis hoi$#e two b?' s of long staple
Jfon. fLong stapio is wort h about
perfcent more 'lian tlie short
[pie (lr ordiuttiv cotton.?Ker
Rrl
important Decision.
Jtat? supreme court has
the driver of an automo
st use great' care and dili
using the public roads.
Ifcse of a ffiau who sued for
luges .. from Greenville
|ecaU80 of injuries to hie
[court upheld the oircuit
\ the man got the money,
te tl^ s-utamo^iJe stopped
inline k-^. otl running,
hideous n'fise. The gen
JviTiO ia an ;?? nerous as cau
_Mp the autot and the av
Jtyjjfe otfner of i? -'iinobilo is an
^ireful'?(? Olse ( 'T wish in dealing
frlghteUcd hoi.-es and mules.
?j?iho man who wants to race
if. tho country t broak nick
led vbo cauHCj n'l of the trouble
? Wfceo;H low ot the c maniacs nrd
j^fjdken Up and mrfd- to pay ?500
man in Greenville there
fjj$$ltHrsn abatemer t* of the nui
kjlNn>re c aw o o d !ndex.
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piir
Fn?s Sunday Evening.
it Sun'!?\y ov" iiig tbe fire do
lent was caiiud nut to extin
? flre v/hV' v,fts burmug o
it houno 11)0 premises of
*oq>a? 1 Scarcely bad
ocowd tiimicn.d before tbe
of fire trr* mounded again
-foiViid that tbe wi?re
of the Zemp building
>e ono bacfr the Commer
ink wtro hotI* qp flre. Tbe
tquickly aprend to two other
K1M8, one being used by Mr.
^Cang and the other by oop.
Ad&tns. While this fire
height it waa discovered
rder's livery ftable waa,bn
lift was extinguished by a
tauter being thrown upon
it obtained much
TJicr* is notfoqbt %bout
bciug tet on Are]
shared that tbe ware*
svt. The root of Mrv
fue'a warehouse I
iuerable damage j
goode In It.
.ifad qolte a lot
[lnttoroi phleb [
tamaged.
IflM Mr flr*
it IHoca
U
and
Imiub
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vrts.
!Porsona/ 97/ont/on.
Dr. T. M. McConnell left this
morning for Morristown, Tenn., to
assume tlio pastorate of the I'resby
terian Church of that city. Dr. Mc
Connell is a most devout man of
God and wo trust that his labors in
liia now field will bo abundantly
blessed.
Now Advertisements.
We direct your attention to the fol
lowing new advertisements which
appear in The Chronicle to-day:
Commercial Hank.
M. lkum.
N. C. Hoykin?Firo Insurance.
C< C Moore?Real Estate.
Supt. of Education*? Approxi
mate Apportionment of School*
Funds. '
\V. J. Clavk?Mule Taken Up.
Our frionds have our thanks for
keeping us busy on job printing.
The first frost of the season in
this commiToity was observod on last
Monday morning.
Brick are boing placed on tho
ground preparatory to making some
I extended improvements to the Kpitt
I copal Church.
We Pay You to Save.
The First
Start
iii iifo towards wealth and
case consists in saving a
portion of what you earn,
r A hotneleas wanderer in his
old ago is likely to be the
fate of the man who is im
provident in his youth.
Assure yourself of a com
fortable old age by cultivat
ing the saving habit.
Our savings Department
not only guarantees abso
lute security for nil moneys
deposited, but pays you 4
per cent interest, compound,
ed quarterly* You can
open an .account with one
dollar.
The Commercial Bank
Camflen, 8. C. ?
S.-Un.d ( f physical culture ??pen*
to d*v ( Kriilb\, Oct. 1 Ah) at-1-.30
o'clock IV M at (he residence of
Dr. I). L. D( Shuumi : o on Mill St.
IA>i U!rujf, tic., b|>|>>y to Mist* 7.in-'
llu I), I'm t Ub.
The Clirmkco Oreenhoue* linn
For S a If :
Pansy Plants (a) lOis and 20o. doz.
Pupor White N*tc'?s<ri (<< 80?. <*njj
Hunan livacinths(? ftOv. do?..
Dutch II v hcint'liH, (named vari
eties) (?' 7f>y. <io/.
Phono No. 2ti7 L.
C*mdiu, S. C.
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Kershaw Asnoeiation
l*h.> Kershaw County Baptist Ah
ftociaMon n?i<?l% at Methanv Church
ti*?nr VV't ftt.vilh) and will i'.?n.
liuue through Sunday. \V<? trust
'.he meeting will lw.* n good o^e.
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Good ^For Thu Farrtt^L
Although the price (.f CMU^b*J)ns
:x dowuward tendency, thore^flo.w
oxnjte a little competition between
the local buyers which has thevt!f
feut'ot keeping the Camden marktil
at a very fair point, all of which
i? good for the farmers.
Fire Insurance.
The firm of C'antey A: I^<?> Icin
having heeu rilesol^pi, Mr.
Boy kin is now representing tW
nre insurance companies and Mr.
Cantey represents the life insur
ance companies. Mr. Hoykio re
presents only the very best compa
nit s and ho solicits a share of your
patronage. Mr. Bojkinisalso re
al estate and renting agent. Best
eervico guaranteed.
To Move To Oamden.
The Stevens Lumber Co. have
olosed a deal with the Southern
Railway Co, leasing their proporty,
the old South Carolina depot at
Camden, which they will (H up as a
planing mill. They will move their
office from here but not discontinue
their planing' mill at this place.
Mr. Leroy K. Davidson will be in
charge of the Camden office, which
will necessitate hia removal from
here as soon as they get ready for
bualnese. We will regret very
much to lose Mr. Davidson aud bis
family as citizens of Kershaw.?
Kershaw Era
Two Young White Men Rob A Ne
gro'* Kntn*,
Special to The State.
Kershaw, Oct. 17.?Some little ex
citement prevailed in town this
Afternoon, wh??n, in ie%ponso to a
Udephono tuensnpe from Heath
Spring", tlmj^hief of poltoe and two
, or I hreo assistants f?"i med t.hem^Hvea
j and started out toward ileuLh
i Spring to capture Lwj young white
J men, heading this way, after bu*.U
jingiuto a colored man's house and
appropriating unto themselves one
pistol, razor, null of cl-Hhes and
some other minor articles. After
they had lieeu arrested ami incar
cerated The State'# correspondent
had an interview with them and
elicited the fact thut they are from
Camden, but they have been away
from Camden for three month?, vis
iting Rock Hill, Chester and other
up-country toivns. One of them
wlioso namu is Tom fowler, is
about 21 years old, and the other
one whoae name in Wilson, Is about
12 year* obfc They makw no ex
cuse only that they were broke,
hungry and needed clothes.
Arc You Out Of n Job?
If you arc, fttid can furnish good
references, and want, to :;v>r.
money than you can ui"k* oiufi-l
wiae without capital, shew *wUr tn
the Carolina Mutual Fire 1 .su"*
ance Co., Spartanburg, S. C , tor
an Agency. We hsvy ihuty-five
gooi agents in the Stato mukmg
big money 'for themselves, why
not you?
Approximate Apportionment Of
School Funds.
Year Beginning July 1st, 1907, and Ending June 30th, 19Q$,
C..?h Bal "Ca?h on lid.
from last yr. from Co Di?
I 53 C?
1(12 03
m 39
157 W
32 78
5<? 11
08 43
122 78
460 18.
447 39
W??ft
. 280
Aa43
/
268 00
107 68
470 tl
99 63
Riijot-veo
"THAT C?ARnENT5 SHOULD BC
/U.L WOOL IF PEOPLE WHO SELL
THEM To YOU 3 AY THEY ARE.
Tfir
?? I a?* r? M / t ?. r '?-! CC/'Tr*
L/U'iu rii'iy i->L~ I LlLXsLU
IN 0!^D?R n0 nf\KK woott/v
GOODS ROT YOU /StXDNOT
EE FLFECtr) !;? -,'ou bu y' AT
/\ KCUA&i.E STORE"
-SOME .SKIRTS, WAI.ST.S, AND CLOAKS ARE CER
TAINLY A YARD WIDE IF NOT ALL WooL. or
COVE.5E OUR GARMENT'.5 ARE,ALL WOOL BUT WE
ARE THANKFUL THAT THEY ARE NOT ALL A
YARD WIDEBAND ?SO-SHOULD .YOU BE, BECAUSE
^OU ARE NOT A YARD WIDE. WHY NOT GET
CLOTHED THAT KIT. WE FIT PEOPLE IN OUR
?STORE. THE ONLY TIME WHEN MANY PEOPLE
WHO BUY CLoTHE-S "HAVE A "TIT" 1,5 AFTER
THEY BUY THEM. YOU WILL NOT HAVE A FIT
AFTER YOU BUY GARMENT5 FROM \JS, BUT WHEN
YOU BUY THEM.
Respectfully,
jw. mpLXjfti*
A5. Thies' German Salve.
Worth Its Weight In Gold.
NO HOUSEHOLD COMPLETE WITH
OUT IT.-7
ll'j
Wifa
signal
Cure* Eruptions of u.11 IailuAuuia.;orv Natuiv.; I'jUw,
Stabs, Cuts, Bruises, .v | mimi, lion.", i imples, Bone-Feldn, Our
hunch's, Stone-Bruif.y, So.'t Corna, (vjuic.k relief to hard corns,)
rt^.rofnl.'i, Sorc-l'ronKt, ?{i*??.\V^>r:r, I'urn*, Eczema, Teller nn<l
kiii?i4'oti .disease*. Piwuntrt Woo 1 I'./if-.?*.i or Lock-J aw result
in u from Stings, Riten.' JVrntchca. Ify unclean instruments^
Nail in Foot, or from ai.y other tv.ufu. Allays and nUoviatc#
pain Perfectlj harmless in its application, l?ut magical In it>4
result#. Once tried you will ncvor he without. Nothing hut
the prurcxt- refined material onteivt inly its manufacture. Six
((>) month required to niako an small a auantity as ounco.
Not injurious to the most dolicftto complexion, and "wny not
keep a box on hand Ago does not detract frora Hi celebrat
ed healing qualities. K.ivph mnoh sud'oring and many Doctor
bills and is alway a true friend. Every Jbox guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 2oc. Fflf H?ie by all druggists, or, ^
,> A. TIJLIKS. Proprietor, Charlotte, N. O.
For Sale.
THE ANOKUM LOTS.
The five lots on Fail* street pffertd Fov sale last week are
beginniu<rr.to move. Some have neon sold. The others are
still lo l.f had for cash of an easy terms. Each, lot 60x300
fret. $450 00 for one?$350.00 for the others. Growing
fruit tree# and shrubbery. They slope to the back assuring
good drainage. Fire hydrant just iu front. All taxes paid
and no cost for papers.
A twelve-room duelling on DeKalb St. House in good
location, and in good repair. Two stories and brick base-j
tnont. Two-room servant's house in yard and two-room ten
ant house in field on back street. Barns and stables and
good shade trees Lot runs through to Kutledge street.
Prioe $4000.00.
Two-story frame dwelling on Broad . street adjoining the
Victoria Hotel, % Good trontage on Broad street and plenty
of depth* Four tenant houses on premises. fOEKne cooking
range, floor coverings, shades and batli fixtures go with house,
j* .' Price $3500.00. .
The did Odd Fellows Hall on Rutledge street. Has a front
age of gbout 60 feet and a depth of nearly 200 feet. Hall has
fi large rooris and 2 small. 2-room servant's house in the
lyard. Fine shade trees. Price $1100.00.
For Rent.
| ^story s|x-roora dwelling on Main 'street Ample premises
in good condition. Water and elcctric lights in house.
Price $15.00.
A commodious livery stable on DeKalb street, near Main.
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D< Or M"OR?lftHtl? -
^asga^aaretr.
k*r
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Don't Listen To The Fellow That
Tells you that Everything is So Much
Higher. Three-fourths Of AH The
Goods In Oasr
/
At the same old price. A few lines
# ? *' . ? i 7 V* V a t&jp
are a little higher, hut we will evert ?
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save you money on these. Come in
?and let us show you though our
store, and convince yourself that we
'can -,2K
I .
It will be a benefit to \you and a
pleasure to us.
Yours Respectfully,
P. T. Villepteue. Proprietor.
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