The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1907, Image 2
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W. T_j? Mo-DOV/BI/X,
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at* mouth*, 76 eonti; t)m** rootith*, 40
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locttlu, ? ceitin \i*r >iu?* ?>&cb til
Horticn.
Oooimuylcationfi wiil lit* whoi
OflnUrfcttt to the |[i;iiuial public -wu
not of * defamatory nat ar?. No tc
UJWglbllity Vill KdDwJ tor tin*
, view* ol coi're?po?tUrjO>.
Candidate#' (or i/Oiijitv olfio^r
$5,00. Coagroiftional fiQ.OO,
' Ratkb iron \dxj;rtjhiwo ?.?Ordisar> J
transient tir. t j?<?'; t?c/t> i
$1.00~l>*?c h<jo?r?! ?, ea< b ? ?;}>???'{ uort in ;
?ertion per tif\uaro.
Remlti?ncc?by rbo'-ktvli/i^iHr : ? ?? > J
lK>n*y ard#?r< iltould ?
to * W. f/. .VI <? * >^i"Vr'iv I.I .
i^iHUM.T. '
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OAMPKN. .8, O, 0<!T *5. I
J)ow? Indued?
, Editorially tin Columl-N S ??'<
says:
"Under the C .rey C>>j,hran fa>
it is provided that /?ii?-fourth of
the qualified elector# i f any count)
can secure nn election, and a ma
jority vote will **1,ermine whether
there shall be county dispensary or
prohibition. That In IoishI option.
It means, simply, tit at the majority
in that countv shall rule. it Ih n
bedrock principle oi Democracy."
Wo wish to repeat and empha
sise the last two sentences of 11??*
above, viz , "It means, simply, thai
the majority in that county shall
rule. It la a bedrock principle of
Democracy,'' and i?sk the question*
does it really mean tlint a majority
shall rule, and that it ia i\ bedrock
principle of Demoerac)? VVo hope
so, and have always thought so,
but?
Mr. F. C. llrynn and <b<i Clinch*
field Coal t-')!'j?orntioii. v
Announcement i? iu??do by Join
H. Wiudci, prvfit'itnl, oi ihu Cim?? l?
field C .fli Corporation, If 'he at
pofntmunt of K Hi v an, foi ni< 11
connected wi'h tivfft
depart Mien*, ol t };? ? S.u -at.! '?
Line, as maim<><> oi s I? . .!????
partunii! with ln-??'fqoar t.rj ?? ??' it
DOftk. V't. f'lr .M) i.u I?; ;t S-HI-: J
ern man by biitls ?? vin'rouri km i
? coal man by tiaiciti;.? and <? h?>ir?
After leaving the S- kIhmiiI h? ????,* I
wit|) til* Noffn'1; "iti vSi iNtii r n I
Mid lal,ei fo?med hiMtneM* rou j
nW.tiocs with Tai;ge t;. , vhm i.j. ]
ofCliinag;;.
in a year Um' t.iim 1>lieI<i 1
Corporation will be >m well kn? ? -v;> 1
to the manufactnrot and <;'>a! imp: j
of every Southern State a* ti??* J
name of hia doctor or merchant.
Cliuchileld coal it f.gUiing ai'.
through the tfonth at <1 0'?(>eeit.!h
to Camden and Columbia. li v; ii
have tho great advantage of <11:?
shipments into the t.w , 0 ?;o!i;i".s.
The South and Wri.tein rail v:n, of
which ho many thiii!*s are ?.'A|u*ei
?d by the l>u-?i mvn ?u?-n .>f the t <>
States, will be compii-i.*.*! ih'x>
Spring It will i?e run (<. Hie
Clinehii'ld Coal ( '?) 1 11. ? r-i 1 1 K ill Hi't
atDauu, in eouih-w
ia and will cont.ici with the Sc ??
board at Boai.iek, N C * .v.I.
bring tliu Clitichli- !?! into u>-'
States by * route 300 mile*
than is pottnibi" t'? nny other opei
ating numpaoy Virginia or Wi a
Virginia.
The Seaboard Ai> Lint- will he tin
route to Wilntitisi(?n mid *.
coaling station may be est?$|iahen
there by the Clinchfleld Coal (;? r
poration. lta product, ih c.nmitig t?
Columbia hy the ihouaaiMlH nf Ioiih
and Camden win not be cv: ' ?
Tho Confederate veterans are
haying a re-union ?t Kethun 1) ttl?
day. May the old V^tta have the
beet day of their lives.
Everybody Going to
The State Fair
Advices for Accommoda
tions Show Greatest
Fair Gathering
Ever Known.
With Kooil crops unit >.'oo<| fellow
ship ox?.;t.tn>? tut i>uh!mni the St.ito
the crovsil.s at the l-'aii will l>e
blKKer and livellei than ever bc-iore.
And t?olumbln wil! be in better ?><.hi>p
to rooeive her guests than ever before.
More boardlnj? houses and homes
have been lifted Oinn ever and tho
bureau of Information Is In position
to take cftre of everybody.
Aa for the fair llsolf, it will be
greater, rrmnder nu?l gayer thnn ovr J
before. No bettor Fitir evei k.,."ui in
r- the Soutii than the state f-'alr ut k'o
lumbla this year?< ??-t. to N*'u. 1.
"There will be mort io ci-tv hiMe to
enjoy, more to prr>nt bv than evnr
known anywhere outside of tho na
tional expositions. The r>yi ieuh
stock, poviili y nml i.u-nt_e\? ib?t?? J
Alone will more than rep.<> .u?>ono'a j
Vint to the Fair.
Besides these in;i r\? ioi*? -\h.bll?
for Which over $$,000 Jtremluin r.K.nev J
will be pHtd. the raoM will nitre< i j
tbouuands of people. Ju.?t think ?>*
partMt tor the? " ra?'cs afur? ipttiiot
nearly ##.000. Andjfotne <->r the be?:t
"?and rwonln? horaes lu Aim ???
" fOP these puruey.
Of ttjnusenw.-ols. It Is
le-to chronlclv ull the
Slse Certainly WiljL
Appreciate It;
She Certainly Will."
Have you read ''The Southern Mnidcp's Reply?" It
is a touching wttic !ovc poem by Mr. Charles Frederick
Slnnsbw y, now yoing the rounds. Under the magnolias
the youth is telling hi.', love in language hut as lava horn
Vesuvius. He speaks thoughts that breathe in words
that burn to the extent of about thirty lines ot verse.
"And this ib ./Hat tho maiden ?>aid-?
Hor v/orda were clioice and fewj
M ceitainly do uppreciato it)
I certainly do.'"
One of th<> things that women certainly do appreciate
?they certainly do-?is
a full page advertise
ment of bargains In a
store near enough for
them to visit. In the big
cities such pages ap
pear daily. Why? Be
cause the merchants
know that the women
appreciate it. They cer
tainly do know it.
All women are very
appreciative in the mat
ter of shopping bar
gains. They are so ap
preciative that they
make mental note of the
things they want,aftul
vertised, and make a
bee line for the store
that keeps those things
on hartd and lets them
knew about it.
If the merchants in
the smaller cities and
towns-?this one, for in
stance?would do more of this kind of advertising, the
women certainly would appreciate it; they certainiy
would. ?
AND THE MSHCMANTS CERTAINLY WOULD BE BENE
FITED; THEY CERTAINLY WOULD.
* ?? 1 ' \ - t.
'Mill.!') 'lluil.li !\ I'Mh'tW (/O'lUvX
In \ hi r. m ' n' C .miili.j; i'h-uv
/'. F. Jm) (./,?, Vhtirtfiff
"/n,. :
I! M I h. ?? H nl' r fj i?.
iJmi.i H'C'iy i^n'is U"!*'' I
lj'i+y.1 Un Ill'" thii'tamiol ,h>S- I
??.)? DtUi.l, Jh'JrAil.iritS. '
i I' . Uii' S ilt- } !
TTi -If i hi i ' i)t a Pocicc , . I
iil>i>v ? Mrt? iuhiI'' bv Mi.< Mdiii,rah| I
in dijic K i'niiff, .1iML'ti l'rt'Mi iing in tin* |
'??It ('in nil, .111? 1 ljO".t411>i vImt?? tin- l^ui
d iv ?*t April A 1). l:?07, 1 will idler for
?n ? in ti >i.i -i tim Colin ll-ne door in
lin'tUy uf Camden, tlniinif t!??? i"g.?l
liourn of s:i!o, or tin1 first .doixlay in No
\ hor A 1) 1907, next, beinjr tin 4<11
day (iif*i i!?>i. I ho follow in# aTi'i I or tract
e; !mt??I in tho Colli!ty tin! Suite tiforo
imM : >
Ali tliAt |?1 'Co, ptircpi or tract of IiukI
mi Hie ? ounry of Kerslutw, ami Statu of
o.Mit.li Carolina, on tins water* of 1
Jnu.uio Hiaiiclt, tributary to I.yiicli- |
oV tJriVK, ami contain!..^ Tw>]
Hundred and Kiirlu (208) noes
more or less, hounded us follows : North j
h. IiihiU forniiM'ly of J, \V. l{ lUair, I
I'.ant by hinds formerly ot Matthew
West. South hv lands fointcrlv ot the
Can ley Instate ; West hv lands of Jasper
I).i vis.
Terms of Sale. -Cm- half e uto .balance I
in one year from date of sale, hi the rati* |
of 8 per cent for milium, xt-ciucd hv tho I
I <v.d ?d the |>uleliaser and the inort- |
VCH>;o <if the promises >ohl. l'urehnsor lo j
have t lie privilege. ii ho m desired, ol
|>avit.?thc eniiio amount of the pin t
ehauo money of >aid premises cash.
I.. A. W 1 l"l KOSk V.
Ma.*W r lor Kcishaw Count v. j
Oct Dili, 11)07,
Masiei's Sale.
State of South ("arolinn, ) In (lie Court,
I
County ot Kershaw. j Common I'hw
Julia ('nit'. SiiuUtl ('</h, <t/id /<)/???/!
dole, hy lnhton 31<>< ?)'<', tin ir '/?/?r
!<t/t ?<V litem, Phtinttjf's
/hi it us/
Niixcy K?!!y, !)< !'. ,t>V ml j
11 r.{or i'.i"1 hv \ ;rtof ?!i ? decree
h' icltl of .lodge Geoi v'i .1 idst's'Jone dnled
Oct").i?r tliH f>: I: 11)07. I' will HI before
II ho Court Hoiisfv ,ii<or m C^mdtMi, S
on 'J?. flint Momlav ill Novembiy, 1007,]
the ioi)mw iiivr iloiarrib?*d piopi'rty :
1 All lh.it tract <>r pnr<'ol of land in
I ( amdi'ti, 1 ou-.ty of Kersh.iw, and Stat??
] "f Sotif; f'.?r.?.iii^. h-.,n.d.d Noiiii hv
Klilf S l.' r o ? M?| ??: t!l.,l l.v MiUlt.il
'S'lO'l, t;ll ill1 ^on'.'.l tl) !..t f .1 OU'l'lV of i
| W t?. 'I iKiifham r^v ot h iuiij, .md on
l the W'rn l?v )' ? of N.mey l\ "11 v ; hoinijj
|ti>* iniid i iiiui \i?l by Iftiimi'i' i'?n tor io |
| r Colo l?v i1- e 1 <!??'>So|>? l;>iti,
?k:?o with ?>??? cm . |.fit.i, ??: :. at f?> I
eonvo\,4 b\ T? ? l> N'.mey 1\ !l\
by iIimmI dut??' the IfIi .'niaiarv, * '
j reeonUd in (took 11 !l 15. ,84.
'J. All i!? i? U.od of l,iii.| ii? ii.,; t'oun-l
i\ if Kor? li'.\? md S'fif *??! Honilt t'?riv. j
iion. I'ont^r.x ?ivc (o).icm , mole or le-n,
nmi liOMniftf) on thv North l*v tract ol
Shadrach .ItinfH. Kr*t liv A, .1 Frfiutv.
oil flii* Soilth hv land# ?i ^ahv ltr??v?n,
|ttd on tho Wwl by Inndc fOPilU rlj of
Mrx. M.R, Shi?w,s*m? the land eon
voy**J to r?u?i (Jolc by Hnnly Konncly,
?ftVQ and oxeoptinff a portion thoroof of
one Acre oo..veyed by Fet?r ('olrto N*n
ry KeMy by deed dated JiuiurtYy 25th,
169?, nftd recorded In Hook* U. B. IV
C*?h. ruivhsaor vo j??y for
Mastiifs -v'iH',
S . u i r Cn roiuirt- (.? ?uQl v
fit the Hinti'v nf 1 ]?'<w.
f<nl? J) l)?\d?/. ? , P^iinli'/
Aij'ihixl,
h' M i> (*.?. iFii'tvr LiHy
IJ tr?; Huth; t)n -f\ U-.s.i n.,V\;
Hnzrt Ihtvin, I'/t'ii l)iivi.i, <i*d ./<?v
oft* /)?(<'/" Admits.
( [<'nr'ucIohu i c Sale.)
I I'liiior nt'd b,y virtue of :i 1> Cloe r?
Mi.> v? riiM-, by tt.c If^norabb
Itieo. I! Prince, Judge Presiding in ih?
joth Oircuit, and bearing ?ia?c the l2ili
ilpv of April, \ 1>. 1907, I will offer fur
??ale in front of (ho Court House ?looi in
the citv of Camden, during the lotai
hours jif sale on I ho first Momhiv in fcio
veinbcr, A. IV lt"*7. next, being tlio 4th
day thoreoi, the following naivcl or tract
of land in the C*nnty nnu Statu afore
said : '
All that certain piece, parcel or trnct
of Innd Iviug, I>t-iiivr situate in the Coun
ty ut lCorahaw and State uforesaid, con
taining Kii\y (.'it); acre#, more of 1ch?, and
having I lie folio vv ing bonndariep, to^t;
On ti e North by lands blunging to A.
M Morton, i'.ast i>y landa fertutrb' own
ed bv W. lloiu?n v'\ S.?nx ,n the
South by J O lbivia and on tho \V?nt by
Sni nil I ? I)?vis ?y
Terms of Sale. One-half cash and the
balance ia one year from date of sale,
with inh'iVfit from date of said sale, at
the tale til N per util, per annum , se
cured by the b??nd of tho purchaser and
the mortgage of the pieiiiiacs sold. Pur.
d ase r to have the privilege, if he so de
sire* of paving the entire amount of ttie
pnrihase money <>t said picmisca in cash.
1, A. WITTKOWSKY,
Master for Kershaw County.
Oi t. Pill. r.HlT.
Master's Sale,
Slate of South Car } In the Court
olion, > of Common
(lotitiiy of lveiehnw.) l'leaa.
Hunorin L. L'.m'X, Plaintiff,
tujdin.st
./. li. Turmr, Defendant.
( Km cclosure Sale.)
I'nder nml bv v irtue of a Decree in tin
above cjm". made by the llonovahh
? ,eo'uv .l.dmMone, Special Judge Presid
ing ::s ilo ftth Circuit, and bearing dale
the -ruh day of October, 1007. 1 w ill offer
lor >ale in front nf the Court House door
mi the City of Camden, during the leg*!
home of sale, fui the tirst Monday in
N<. ? lober. ll>07, next, being tjie fourth
t-I) day tnereof, fha-vfbllowing parcel or
liactof and:?
AM ?*vit piece, pirce! or tract of land,
situated in the County of Kcrshlvw and
Mate ot S?n>h Camlina, about niii?
?niies Krtsi of tb?> City of Camden con
taining one hunched ami sett nty-se\ei
:> l"7) rercs m??rc or ar.d compose,;
. f ftvo VC) frui ts, din' of one hundred and
t.wontv?ix v I*.???) acres, ninl one of flt't-y.
one f.M) ai rt'K. ?s appeal^ 1?> plat* ot
.-aine, iit?w"1v^ I! Pate, Surveyor, i f
date MWeiabi r J Mh lop;, The sa'd m-e
(!utndr#?l and acv ent v-*t?vQH \I77) acTuh
Icm? bounded h? ?> wJiolc, North bv
iraot W ??. >? token, formerly nart r f
I same ndn, and by lands of Hull; Pa?t
bv landsyt I K. H.d.and: South ami
'South niat by lauds of Tlinson; Vcd and
Nmth-weat by lar^ttH ui W. O. ijtclre*
aiiti i*?uds of bam O.nstin. Said t.iacla
being fofmerlv of Saiah Tnruer.
Tertna of sa\?; cash, Purchaaer to pay
for
Anv person d^alriry to bid Pt ?:?i! *a)e
?hall lirat denoait with the Master the
I mi in of Two llunUeed Dcdt/ira in money
or at* a phwlffe UvmalM*
I frOt>d Ilia Hid.
L. k WltlKOWHKY,
&*"*??****.
1
Kij[M? V ou Wave Always IFIon^ht, und which lias heen.
In u*e for over HO yearnt h&v? borne the Hl^naturo ol'
and ha? been madh under 1i1k> per
:ion;ti (iit^i'vulon since itiJ infancy.
NUXf r^.<,, AJU.>v/uol>ttC'io<icci5ivoyouln thin.
AU Cumo, rfelts, ImUatlonH 'u d "<Tttftt?tv*i-ffood" i?r? hufc
ICxpcri. '? "l, that * fit! > v. ;*h rtiwl endanger the health of
Inlhntu and Children?Fxperlouco against KxpcrlmenU
What is C'ASTORIA
Cantor i:t Is u harmless aubstUtite for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Orops and H.jotliintf Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
nuhHlance. Its ?tro Is its guarantee. It flentroyff Worms
uiui allay* Fc verishhotfs. It curoit Oi^rlicoa and >Vind
Colic. 11 relievos Tooth'n^ Troubles, euros Constipation
and Flatulency. It tissimllatuH tho Food, regulates the
stomach jw?d IJowelrf# K?vint* healthy-and natural sleep*
'I lie Children's Panacea?The Mother's Friend.
*
cr
CASTORIA ALWAYS
Boars tho Signature of
to Kim You Ha?9 Always BonSM
in oat; For over 30 Years.
VnJ oesr/.yn (Soiiumv, ?/ cunaAVOTne.r, ijkw your ovv,
NEW GOODS.
I
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.
Can and see nte. Your patronage
I
wii! be appreciated. >
)
jfiki 13>. PISPPHOY.
' ? /
ToOUR F'RTEfl DS
*? 'J
And The Public Generally. i
we wish to say that we are constantly receiving new goods,
for the fall trade,.and will l>e triad to see and serve yon with
the very best groceries; both ilravy and Fancy. We also
carry lines of Crockery, glass ware, tin ware, tubs, oil cans*
water buckets and in fact- every thing tint's to be fojmd in an
up-to-date Grocery Store. You will liud us at the same old
stand one door north of Mr. A. D. Kennedy's Hardware
store. Our motto: "'Quick sales and small profits." Fnir
and courteous treatment, gnarnteed.
G. A. &R L.SViOSELEY
SI
&
1T0GE
DAVID WOLFE'S.
Everything a person wants. Come
and see my big and tine 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. 0
Furniture! Furniture!!
Very cheap and good. Call and
see me and get prices' before pur
chasing.^ _J__ .
.*/. i AZr-f
iW ' 1907
THE Bio STORE.
HIRSCH BROS. AND CO.
Is ill led up witli brand now, up-to-date goods
which (?ur Air. (rus. 1 Uracil bought Oarly?be
fore the big advance?direct i'lorn the manu
facturers. This fact enable us to sell them
lor less than anybody else?and we bought en
ough to supply the wants of every man, wo-,
mail and child in Kershaw, Sumter, Lee and
Lancaster counties. It i* impossible to give
even in .this big space a detailed iriea^of the im
mensii y of our Fall stock. We aie showing
the leading Fall fashions The' distinguishing
features of Kali styles in dress goods, silk ?> and
ready to wear garments are revealed to p^rfee
tion in our colossal and comprehensive display
of the most artistic designs. Our u;>u;t! sur
prising values prevail throughout our entire
establishment. , A
Choicest New Fall Dress
Goojls.
The whole stock ix*JT^low with beauty,
ity and best in Htyle in foreign and domestic
Dre^s Fabrics. The popular check*. pujdh,
broken weaves, panamas, voiles, r.H the new
shades of imperial serge henrictta broadi ioth
and every imaginable st\ le of dress ;;ou;iy
used tins season are here in wonderful vanity*
Novelty plaid suiting?a splendid material i'or
dresses or extra waists, inches wide, uvu
lar 6()c quality, .opening price :50c. Fine all
wool serge 38 inches wide popular for suits
and skirts in all new shades; special price o9o.
Fancy all wool suiting, 54 in. wide, regulai l .iO
quality, special price 90c. All 'wool 50 inch
Cheviot worth $1, special price 90c. - Lroad
cloth in all colors and black, a splendid vnlue
49c. Fine imported and domestic henncirns
in all colors and black from 25c up to $2 per
yd. An unlimited variety of beautiful black
goods. An immeiuo .stock of silks to select
from in all the new weaves and patterns.?
Come and see our handsome line of plaid bilks
so stylish for dresses and extra waiHs. We
have them in all widths and ri h colors. We
- are solejagents for the famous "Money back
Silks " the ve.vv best to be had; every yard is
guaranteed to wear with perfect sat.isfacti>n.p
Don't fail to see this handsome line. They
come in all colors and black.
The smartest of Fall styles in readj* made
women's garments, tailored suits and ?<v.i(s.
Every exp ess brings us daily new mode's of
ladie's tailored coats, suits and skirts. We in
^ite^ou to visit our store often and advis^ you
to malT&~Tflpur selections early. We can save
you iiioivyy in this special department as we
, bought them earlw.' A very select and hand
soirrc~itli0^of voile\ skirts. We have the cor
\ rect/styles m^acj/es and misses Coats^at the
most reasonable prices you ever saw. Come
and see for yourself.
High Art Clothing.
It* you ate ready to ?eo
the comet fashions for
Fall in mens wear, wo
are ready with the Util
es and finebt lcetion
of Vail suits, ov? vc o.iis,
furnishings r.nu hath
that has ever been owr
lot to oiler for your in
spoution. Most note
worthy in this son^on'ei
showings are the .new
models of the celebrat
ed High Art Olo'luufif
at pi ices more reasona
ble th?n ever, r.we
bought them before the
ad nee.
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
Wo carry the best line ofShoesin thecityof
Camden, The largest stock to solocl from.
We are agent s,?Hfor the celebrated Godman's
black bottom shoe for ladies, misses and men?
the best wear ng^shoe on the matket, Wo are
also sole agontslor the fa ous King Quality?
and Selz Royal Bine. ^ - 'l
Millinery! Millinery!
We have secured Mins Myra Harris, a jnost.'si
artistic designer, as our Milliner. We are
prepared to show you all the new shape* and
styles both in French and American milliner^
We will announce our opening day ater.
Rugs, Carpets & Mattings.
We are ready to 6how the largest and
complete line ever }>rought to the city,
art squares are" beautiful and # worthy d n?
spection. Oome andieMn early aoa<
HlrschBrosj