The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1907, Image 3
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Having decidud t#> combine our forces and
open up the room on tiie corner of Main ami
Do Kalb Btreets which shall ho known as
"The Pure Food Store,"
wo take plea urc in expressing our most .heiu^
ty appreciate n ??t* tin? patronage so libera^y
bestowed upon us in the past and to oarnobtly
solicit for f.he new fnm a continuance of tho
same us we feel thai iiY future wo will be better
prepared than over to merit your kind favors.
Wo intend keeping n &TKIOTLY PIH8T
OfcAftH FANCY GROOEHY in which ON
LY thk purkst and hkst donjkstic
& IMPORTlvD ARTIOLKS OF FOOD can
be obtained at. most reasonable prices.
We also propose to very much improve our
delivery By?tem giving a reasonably prompt
delivery of all goods purchased at
"The Pure Food Store."
A waiting your commands we are
Yours very truly,
Phone 2. BRUCE & LANG,
Cotloa Market.
^Vlton Is quoted in Catudeu this
Hug, good tmd'Uliug at 10 40
gagging At a Bargain.
'largo quantity of lagging
|tly datu/iged by fi'ro lor nale at
[uio.
Tho Gill Edge Store.
yPejith of Mies Ida Phelps.
with the deepest regret thai.
?ro of the death of Miss Ida
)? which occurred at tho home
.brother, Mr. Hutlor Phelps,
rdan, Clarendon county. Miae;
i&B a aister of Capt. K. L. |
of our towL'>fyaud of the
|V# J. B. Phelp3.
^ . ,
A Trip to Westville. J
r?8 our great ploasure on last
iy t.o take a trip to Westville.
Fways affords us peculiar plene
vrsrt - Westville- for- H was
luat OUr uai 'iy i;ti t ili.j'ii
pspent* Tho occaeiou laat Sun
ra? tho Meeting of the Ker
'/fJounty Baptist Association,
vro arrived there tiun.dnyand
fned what a glorious meeting
lad been, we foil raal mean that ?
i[MJid not break otF from business'
go the lir?t day. \V?? had
kj to got from the Clerk of the
kbeiation a report of the meet
pi.but up tJ the hour of going lo
is it has not been received. Ii
appear next week. ' Wo were
jf^aintrd the hospitable home
'apt. L. L. Clybum, and it is
real to I90 the guest of tlila 1 -
led,- high-toned gentleman. It is
-his houie that- one meets with
16 Southern hospitality. ,
xccd Sales To Columbia Account
fSouth Carolina State Faih Oct.
28?tfov. 1, 1907.
ocount of the above occasion,
Serfttaard Air Line Railway will
11 round trip tickets to Columbia,
Ct. 25tb to 31st inclusive, atv one
re plqp 75c including admission
Fair grounds. Tickets may also
purchased for cne fat^ plus 25c
thout admission coupon, from
assatt, Blatiey and intermediate
stations. Tho rate from Camden
. .Will be $1.74 including admission
Qgio Fair grounds, or $1.24 without
admission coupon. On Wednesday
Y and Thursday the Seaboaid will op
i?v crate special train, leaving; Camden
. at 8 22 a. m., arriving Columbia at
js 9 30 a. m.; returning leave Colum
^ bla at 6 15 p. m. For further in
formation ci* 11 on Saaboard agents,
or write W. L. Burroughs, T. P. A ,
Columbia, S.'C.
The South Carolina Methodist Confer*
' Once.
(Hue one^endred and twenty
?eQond South Carolina Annual Con
ference at iho Methodist Episcopal
Churolj Sautb, will be held in tisff
j&ey, Not. 27 to Deo. 2. This will
k^pOTtfeea prove one of. the moat
[*<wtereatuig Conferences in the hit
toff of (be Church , In order that^
due pqblioity .be given the proceed*
' inga Tbe Qaffney Ledger will isaue
* dally edition daring the Confer*
onoo seeaion, Detailed reports of
?\ theproceedlnge will be published
: 4*llf and no pains will be spared
fO sake the. paper interesting to
0&M ?mt body of lletbodiata in
oliOf. Sobeortptlooi for
paper during this week will be
is! 15o? -poatage prepaid to
P*rl of the State or United
To eaok mtnleter taking
oil to tbk daily edition
" r a oomosiasloa of 26
;Vfci allowed.' The
~ eanoUoaf *f the
of Oaffqey,
> s~: Now Advertisements.
VP a direct your alien lino to the fol
lowing new advertisements which
up pea i- in The Chronicle lo-day:
Commercial Hank.
1)1. Bhuui.
.JumcH I). Benson ? Architect.
^Personal 7/fonti'on?
|
Mr. D. P. Dixon has tnken a por
jsition uh traveling salesman.
Rev. Keff 8mith, of Georgia, will
pi'caeh in the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday morning.
Dr I II Alexander, dentist of Cam
den, h as been invited to clipic before
the First District Dentar Society of
New York, on the 10th of December
next. It is quito a compliment to
lie the recipient of such an in vita
1 tion, an thl8 Society is composed of
I the most prominent dentists of the
Metropolis.
Wc.Pqy You to Save.
You Owe It
to yourself and should be paid
' p.s conscientiously as you. have
paid ail your other debts. If
you uro a wa{je-earn??r or*a
""business mail you owo your
self and family protection,
comfort ami caro in case of
sickness or distress. Our
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
solves tho problem by ac
cepting small amounts weekly
or monthly as you lift?'.
Try this^jft&iT-^^tari an account
with a dollar theHirst week, two
dollars the' second, three dollars
the third and four dollars tho
fourth week?and you have ton
dollars saved. Start with a dol
lar ajtain, and so on ; and at the
end of the year you have
$130" to your'credtt. Port of
tho debt" you owe ydureelf
will have been paid. Try it.
Call at our !SavingsjJ)epartu5ent
this'week.
The Commercial Bank
, S. G.
Arrested Upon a Serious Charge."
Special to The State.
Camden. Oct. 20.?Messere. J. II.
Hyatt'and Wesley Driggers, neigh-'
bors ant) farmers from the eastern
section of ibis county, are in jail
tonight, charged with having forged
abd presented for payment a check
for $200; Cletk \V. E. Johnson Jt ,
was on duty at the paying teller's
Window of Ihe Bank of Camden just
before the closing hour this after*
noon when Driggers presented the
bogus check. .
_ lt_w.il A cotton check of Alex
ander Sprunt At Son and was sign
ed apparently by Mr. W. H. Halle,
the local buyer for that firm. The
'btyeckwas as nsasl made payable
to a certain number, and the tsot
that the ntarnl*er wss within the
hundreds first attraoted Mr. John
son's attention. The number on
faese cotton checks are now up in
the thousands. Upon farther in
vestigation a little bad spelling was
noted. Two wss written *?ttxow and
then Mr. Johnson saw that the
signature and the whole business
w|m forged. Mr. Driggers wss In*
viild into Caslfler Tales' offtoe
where he reluctantly stated IIIa\
the check was giyen him by Hyatt
with a promise of a division., Both
deay the crim*? claiming that they
found the obeck* Mr. Hstia states
that Hyatt sold him a bale ot.eol*
ton on September 19ih and that the
?amber the bogas check atoawe
that hie father."Mr* James L Halle,
W tearing oat the check for Hyatt
tat oat a blssk efceck aadernvatb
aWag with Hyatt
got 4oW 4i It Hyatt la at*at
f n-'ff? is
M?>etlri? of Odd Fellows.
j* A (?(?uric* meeting <f O ld Ktl-!
low# Wl'1 hi) lit !d in Can.>]??<) About!
Nov. I2*h- Thl? 'promisee to be, a i
meeting of much Interest aud fur
ther partic ulate> with programme;
will bi; ?iviD lau-r.
A L inuu Tree
(.'ipt L. 1/. C<l\ but u it ltd in bin
front ynni a curiosity in the shupe
j of u Union The tree is about
? twelve f?.*ct-nnli niul loaded (town
f?ou) top to bottom*, it h lull grown
lemons, It if? n beautiful sight
odc north tilling milt* to aee.
Waaainakor & ljrown Ulothtn^
Mr. \). Wolfe in agent for the
world renowned Wanamaker A
Brown clothing. If you want an
up-to-date and allround first-clasw
suit eall and got Mr. Wolfe to 111
you up. Kit guaranteed .
Now Firm. '
| Mr. K. NY. Murchisot:, who for a
| long time has been with Mr. (i. C.
Bruce, will next week open up a
nic.u line of groceries to tho store
recently vacated by Mr. J. . K.
Lang. There ure others who will
be connected with. M/^Ukfrohison
and the firm uatne wttt The Up
Town Grocery Cootfpany. Mr.
Murchison is a most excellent
young man and wo are sure he will
do well.
Mr. James D. Bonson.
Wo wish to call the special atten
tion of our readers tft tho card in
thie issue of The Chronicle of Mr.
James I), Benson. Mr. Be'nson is
a sun of the late Mr. J. A. Benson
so well and favorably known to
tho people of our community, and,
like his father, is a real genius in
architecture. He also does survey
ing, map and plat work, etc. Mr.
Benson resides on Monujuoent square,
and when in need of any .work in
his line we advise our friends to see
hiin^v We are sure he will please
thero^v ??
?
Pino Corn.
As fine corn as we have ever seen
was shown usooedav this week by
MrR B Elliott ofCassett. The corn
was raised by Mr. Elliott Uffon land
which a few years ago "would not
sprout cow peas." We a^kcd if
the corn was made by the William
son nlnn. "No." replied Mr. Elliott,
"it was wade by the Elliott plan, and
from the s^me kind of need I have
been iising for the past twenty
years." /Mr. Elliott is one of our
best ip?d most successful- planters
WMve are sure tn^\yH ll am son plan
would produce no finer corn than
Mr. Elliott has made this year. Scv
rs? c-rs of onrn p.an be seen by
calling at the Chronicle office,
^ Death of Mr. J. T. Cautheu
It is With sincere r?*^ret that wo
announce the death Of Mr. Juries
T. C'iutheu which ifeouried at K-*r
whaw last Suturd.a(y afteAoon. Mr.
Cauihen was born near Westvillo
and was about 75 years of age. Mr.
Caiuhen bus always beon a public
spirited and useful citizen. He was
magistrate at K>rehaw at the lime
of hie death. He was a consistent'
member of the? Methodist chujxh,
joining the church in his /6arTy
childhood. Mr. Cautheu left sur
viving him his wife and Ave chil
dren?Messrs, W. V., R S. aud J.
G. ttCauthen, Mrs. D. M. Kirkley and
Mrs.'Datsy" H. Haaseltine to whom
we extend, our sincere sympathy.
I'he burial took place at Kershaw
on Sunday afternoon. j
REAL. ESTATE TRAN3FER3.
T E Hearon to J W Hcnron 1 Lot
j^JJfcthunc $300. [. .
Ella Lovett to Hampton Jacobs
107 acres in No 12 $455
L, J Jordan to J M ('a:son and J
B Threat 9ul acres 8450
W II R?ff, Jr., to W il RuiT, Hr,
182 acres $1180
Jauie A Caropbelle to T) G F etch
er 23 acres in No 8 $5)
MAE Clyburn to Sasie C Tav
lor 1 lot.
J N Nicholson to Wra A Edwards
2587 acres in No 19, $7500
S H Bradloy to J A Workman
226 acres in No 9, $1400
E C nail to 8 M Bradley 99 1 2
acres in No 9, $625
Kale Ellen Watklns lo S M Brad
ley 20 acres in No 9, $80
W A Anornm to E T Vdleplgue
118 12 aores in No 2, $3 and other
valuable consideration*
JAMES D. BENSON,
?-- ARCHITECT,
Oamden, S. CL
,
Also Land Surveying, Maps,
Plata, Etc. .
?
School of physical culture opens
to day (Friday, Ofat. llib) ai 4:30
o'clock P. M at khe residenoe of
Dr. D. L. DeSaussare on if ill 8u
For urm*. etc., apply to Miss Zai
da D. Parrisb.
>;
TM Chsrokes Grtenhooss Has
For Sals;
Paa*y Plaata @lOc. and ?0o. Hog.
Papa* Whlu Narefesos % SOa. Jas.
Roaa* HytoUtts? Wc. <?l
S3
R4 SOLVED
(HAT THE WfLl.l DRESSED
PERSON IS '!!,'? ONE WHO to?
APPRO PR I AVE attire For.
EVERY OCCftSSlON. THE BEST
STORE IS WHERE THEY SELL
CLOTHES FoR tVt'RYOCCASICH
A PERSON fEELS fOCLjrf) IN
TfcC vJROPIC GARMENTS Qo'lo
THE STORE You CbVJ 'lRUST
DID Yol/ EVER 60 To A PART? AND -STAMD IN
THE CORNER, AND .SPEND MO.ST Of THE TIME IN
THE DRE.S.5ING ROOM OR .STAND IN THE CORNER.
BECAU.SE YOU WERE NOT TOGGED RIGHT? IT
WOULD HAVE BEEN LoT.5 BETTER IF YoU HAD
STAYED AT HoME BECAUSE IF' YOU GO To A
PARTY AND ARE NOT DRE?S?SED. RIGHT f.Oil',
WON'T HAVE A BIT OF FUN. PLEASURE I.S
WORTH LIVING TOR. To GET PLEASURE DRE.S.S
UP," IT WILL CO.ST YOU THIS MUCH TO DRE.S.S UP:
FOR $4.SO A GOOD KNICKERBOCKER .SUIT
FOR $5.00 A BETTER -SUIT
FOR $6.00 THE BE.5T POSSIBLE -SUIT
roR $2.00 A good overcoat
TOR $4.00 A BETTER OVERCOAT
FOR $6.00 THE BE.ST POSSIBLE OVERCOAT
RESPECTFULLY,
toi. Baum.
N. C. BOYKIN,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Mercantile Risks A Specialty.
Represents Only The Best And Most Reliable Companies.
Rewl Estate And Hunting Agent.
' A. Thief.' German- Salve.
Worth Its Wc^it In Gold.
NO HOUSEHOLD COMPLETE WITH
OUT IT.
Genniue
Cure* Eruptions of all Inflammatory Nature; Piles, Sores,
- Stab*, Cuia, Bruises, Sprains, Boils, Pimples, Hone-Felon, Car
hunclos, Stone-Bruise, 8oft Corns, (quick relief to.hard oorns.)
Scrofula, Sore-Hreast, Uiag-Worm, Hums, Eczema, Tetter and
kindred diseases. Prevents filood Poioon or Lock-Jaw result
ing, from Stings, Uiu?. Scratches by unclean instruments,
Nail in Foot, Or from any other cause. Allays and alleviates
pain Perfeo.il} harmless in its application, hut musical in its
results. Once tried you will never ho without. Nothing but
the purest refined material on tor 8 info it? manufacture. Six
(ft) month required to make as-small .' a quantity as % ounco.
Not injurious to the most dolicatfc complexion, and why not *
keep a box.on hand. Atfft does not detract from its celohrat
ed healing qualities. Hares much. sufTorins* and many Doctor
hills and i9 alway a true friend. Every box gu.i ranged or
money refunded. Price 26c. For sale by all druggists, or,
A. Til IKS, Proprietor, Charlotte, N.-O.
For 5ale.
THE ANOBUM LOTS.
The five lots on Fair street offered for sale last week are
beginning to move. Some have been sold. The others are
still to be had for cash or on easy terms. Each lot 60x300
feet. $450.00 for o^e?$350.00 for the others. Growing
fruit trees anqhrnbbery. They slope to the back assuring
good drttfiageTjflire hydrant just in front. All taxes paid
and nqcost for pape
v ?*+
A twelve-room dwelliiig^bn DeKalb St. House in good
location, and in good repair. ^Iswo stories and brick base
ment. TwtPTrH*m servant's housi^bi yard and two-roftm ten
ant house in field on back street. ^ JJarns and stables and
good shade trees. Lot runs through to Rutledge street.
/ Price $4000,00.
Ttfo-stor^ frame dwelling on Broad street adjoining the
Victoria-Hotel. Good trontage on Broad street and plenty
of depth. Four tenant houses on premises. Fine cooking
range, floor covering*, shades and bath fixtures go with house.
- ^ Price $3500.00.
, The old Odd Felluws Hall on Rutledge street* Has a front
age, of about 60 feet and a depth of nearly* 200 feet. Hall has
8 large rooms and 2 small. 2-room servants house in the
_yardK Fine shade trees. Price $1X00.00. /
For Rent.
2-story six-room dwelling on Main street Ample premises
111 gpbd condition. . Water mnd electric lights in house.
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Don't Listen To The Fellow That
Tells you that Everything; is So Much
Higher. Three-fourths Of All The
Goods In Our '
At the same old price. A few lines
A'
? M 4P
ai:e a little higher, but we wilr ev>
' :C i,
save you money on these. Come*
m
to
? ' ,
and let us show you through ?
. .. . . f. . . ^
store, and convince yourself
can
It will be a benefit//td you and a
pleasure to us.
;4v
Yours Respectfully,
J
P. T. Villepteue, Proprietor