The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 01, 1907, Image 2
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OAMDKN. H. 0., NOV 1, 1007
Ih It liCKftl?
We wflta shown thin wf>rk by
Couiwty Supervisor Wont 11?*? *tnte*
went furnished iiim <?f tho IC:?r
?haw County I)i*p6naary Hoard f?r
tlie quarter ending September HOth.
We note as an Item of expense ?ha<.
$500.00 has been paid for i*tLoi?
ney'a fee, l(Now the qiustiou ri:?
turallv af.ee*, hna the County l)i?
pensary Hoard the right to use l.he
people's money X|i an attempt to
thwart the people'* will? Wo <!'?
not believe that any law J^jider the
: tun will uphold -it. If ho then jue*?
as well "let down the Warn" find
pay for an^ luxury tho Hoard may
sco lit.to indulge In. W? H&y thin
not In h captioua opirit hut with
tho bent of feeling to oil concerned
?it in entirely wrong 'ana* ehnuld
be atopped#
?Wo note ftgnin tho following:
"Sundry Expanse for A utt?m
$01.47. Sundry Expense for S?*p
tember $90 70." Now, would it
not be we well.to itemize tixme ac
oounts and show what the "Sun
? dries" are?
An irate father, aixty-flve yoars
old, spanked bis daughter, aged
thirty-five. Wheroupon the young
lady ijad her father arrested. Hut
the court ruled that the father had
a perfect right to spank her so long
as she remained under his roof.
Perhaps if that slipper had been
usod morfc freely about thirty years
sooner there would have been no
need to use it at this lato day.?
Uuion Times. ?
An exchange speaks of a certain
t*, oarniyal company as "doing a good
business," in a certain town. Yen,
that's the trouble. Hy their "good
Cosiness" carnival companies para
the busineaa of the merchants,
go awny with barrela of mon
lb at will never return again,
tg demoralization in their
jjjk-Kdgefluid Advertiser.
fuier shonld hire another's
tract or no contract, un
piration of the present
1 the farmera^re in the
What hutlfl'one hni tr?
[ Rv sboiiV'd not add to (In
burdens of one another by intcrf?sr
Ing with ea^h Mhern hnftdn.?Oi
angeburg Time;* and DemoOthi.
It begins to look like the Irgio
?: latnre in January will or.;u-' ?i ??l.?t<
? wide prohibition law. The i!?
Hon is on iu every part, of tho ?'.????,
$ and it is quite pi <.lo.uk: i Sou'.l;
_v Carolina will fall in lino i\ i< ii
? gi^ nnd other" proliiMtioii *?;r?>e?\
?Edgefield Advertiser.
\V?j are getting iii?-d i., i.i.d a it
of business now ? it it ? v? ? \
day occurauce for annie i m-i or t it\
to vole out whiskev. Wiiyrevei >.i<
election is held the p*??1?i?u:or,ip? n
win by laige majorities. Hirming
ham, Ala., baa gone prohibition by
over a thousand majority.
- The President hub issued :h< us
ual Thanksgiving proclamation,
naming Thursday, Nov. 28, us o
dav of national thanksgiving.
DELAYS ARE DUNGEMUS,
Jlera en<rfakire. When your
g)asse4%o to headquarters
jptra can get the best of skill and
W# do a hign cIms of work
la prioes, as we. do our own
Gel a pair of our special
orrstal lessee and you
mj other. Everything
we do aad ii>KlM W>d foaranteed to
e city <Jrop
up-to-date
Do You Want to Make
The Women Happy?
Shopping by Mail is
vastly unsatisfactory to
the Female.
There isn't a woman
in Christendom?or in
Mam?who doesn't pre
fer ton times over tho
trip through a store to
the trip to the postoffice.
Why, Lord 1>1obb
their heart#, tho ladies
love to shop ! It's just uh
unsaiisfying and artificial
to ahop by mail as to
make love by mail?and
that's tho limit.
But, while tho women
love to walk through
aisles of bargains, they
Jove also to read about
tho bargains. When a
nmvKjmper com^s?icT the
house, which pago doos
tho woman poruse first?
The pago wit.li tho big
gest t?1 topping atls. *Suro
thing! Won't fail one limo in ton. Test it and seo.
fn communities where tho merchants don't advertise
bift enough to tempt the women, what, happens? The Mail
Order Catalogue comcs along, full of attractive ads., with
prices put down in black and white. The women read the
catalogue; they are tempted by the bnrgaina offered; they
Bond their money by mail. - \
Thus Ihoy miss nine-tenths of the glory and joy of
shopping. Hut what elso can tho poor ladies do?
Now, Mr. Merchant of Our Town, ho good to
the ladies. Give them some interesting reading
matter. Print some of your bargains in your Home
paper. Put the prices there in black and white.
Illi't it K'lilly a pity to deprive tho ladies of one of their
supreme del igh to?-shopping, seeing things, inspecting be
fore taking V
BE GOOD TO THE LADIES AND YOU'LL BE
\ PROSPEROUS.
Masters Sale.
South Carolina?Ktrehaw County
In the Court of Common Plena.
T. JF. Morton, Plaintiff.
(Kjainst
J$. M. Davit, Walter Davis, Lilly
Davis, Hally Davis. Rosa Davis,
llazol Davis, Eva Dav(s nnH Jas
per Davis, Defendants.
(Korecloauro Sale.)
Under ami by virtue of a Decree in
tlio above case made by tho Honorable
Uoorgo E Prince, Judge Presiding hi tho
5th Circuit, ami bearing date tho I2t.li
iUy of A ] > 111 A I). 1007, I will oflVr for
s.tlo in ir.,nt of the Court Ilouse dour in
the city of Camden. during tho legal
hours of side, on the first .Monday in No
vember A. 1). 1907, next, being the 4th
day thereof, the following parcel or tract
of Inhd in tho County and State afore
All that niece, parcel or tract of land
in the County of Kershaw, and State of
South Carolina, on the waters 'if
I ill*, nun Branch, liibutnry to Lynch
es' C'oek, (Mid containing Two
Hundred and Klu'it i'ZCfi) hci-o.m
inoio or less, bound d ?'? follows: North
iiv iornierly of L N\r. H l''air,
I'.ast by latuV fornnih ot M*iiiu-w
West, {Mmlb by laii'if- l"i'.'VT,'v of the
?*">??.!oy Kpl.i.ejWi t by l..nd. of Jasper
Divis.
t ??! n^s of S'lle.?( >im b:i'i f' i.?h, hulnn.-e
Hi i"ie yr;ii f; ni dm<* ? > i mi If. ni i h?<
i 0! H per cent per annum ? an"! by the
Imu-iI nf tlif miVrlu* <'T :>'nl th>" tMOI't
?>t lb1 jiiiiwt 'will. I uivha'",,r to
h.'.v? ?tif privi.ege. if I:?" ???' ?li?l!:'*. "f
I> .lig t be fiiurt iiiui tii.; (if ili? |>ui
I'tl.i'l' \ <J|' .lid (.14 ,.??(-? ?
Ii. A. W ! fTK<'n!v V.
"Ni ts;t v ii.r K?'i<;b;it< (.*.-uutv.
?1 i yih, l'Jo;.
Masiei's Sale.
i i ^uiilb ' ' no!i
i i n t hi' ('"tirf.
of
(' Minty ?;;;" !\ er<0ui w. nin.cii Vh'a
f.i ki'. Sum'if! Lui'V |
( '/?/ lts/ntnl JiooJT. their tjmi.rd
utit aJ litem, Plat,\li'J's
A'jatnst
S'/ney Kelly, Dtfcndant.
C otirr ar.d bv virtue of the decree
herein of .Indue Gemv* Johnstone ilnted
<Vb.ber the olh, 15.07. I will sell before
tno Court IIou>e door in Camden, S C..
on tho flrot Monday in November, ii)i)7,
the following dcaeribod property:
1 All that tract or parcel of land in
Camden, County of Kershaw, and State
of South Carolina, bounded North by
King Street, on the East by Church
Street, on the ?onth by lot formerly of
W. I). Trantlmin now of llnuni, and on
tho VVeit by lot of Nancy Kellv ; being
the land convoyed by Lander Porter to
Peter Cole by deed dated Sept. Ittth,
1890, with the exception of two acres
conveyed by Peter Cole to ?Nancy Kellv
by deed dated tlio JJfith January, 185)2,
recorded in Hook B, B. B., page 734.
2, AH tliat. tract of land in tho Coun
ty of Kershaw and Stat? of South Caro
lina, containg five (8) acres, more or less,
and bouoded on the North by tract of
Shadrach James, Past by A.J. Freitag,
on the South by lands of Saby Brown,
and on the West by lands formerly of
Mrs. M.E. Shaw,same being the land con
veyed to Peter Cole by Hanly Kennedy,
?ave and excepting a portion thsreof of
on? acre couveyed by Peter Cole to Nan
cy Kelly by deed dated January Sfith,
18tf, and recorded in Book B. B. B.
page 714.
Terms Gosh. Purchaser to pay for
papers.
L. A. W1TTEOW6KY,.
MasterfotKersbaw County.
^ 1
Master's Sale,
Sou 111 Carolina?Kershaw County.
Ii? tin* Court of Onmrnon
Kate D Dendy, Plaintiff
Afjninst
E. ftl. Davis, Walter Davis, Lilly
Davis, //ally Davis, Rosa Davis,
Hazel Davis, Eva Davis, and Jas
per Davis, Defendants.
(Foreclosure Sale.)
Under and by virtue of a Decree in
(he above case, made by the 'Honorable
Geo JO. Prince, Judge Presiding in the
f>th Circuit, and bearing date the 12th
day of April, A. I). 11)07, I will offer for
?ale in front of the Court House door in
the city of Camden, during the legal
hours of sale on the firht Mondav in No
vember, A. I). 1907. next, being the 4th
day thoreof, the following pared or tract
of laud in the County mill State afore
said :
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land lying, being situate in the Coun
ty of Kor?huw and State aforesaid, con
taining Fifty (60) acres, more of less, and
having the following- boundaries, to wit:
, On the North by lands belonging to A.
j M. I lortoti, 'Kiirtt by lands formerly own-j
I rd by W. (7. Ilorton ?V Sons , on the
South by J i", Davis, and or the West by
{ Snr-'h .!. I >ji v is
I Teru?j o| s-de.? One-half cash and the
I h<d inee in oiih year fr.io date uf sale,
i uuii iitU? from dale of sni<i sale, at
I til,? rtite of H per cent per annum , pe.
| > (?r? d in ! he l"?nd of the pu^diMKer nod
I the mongagt of ih.* hir-uiit>i'i> indd. i'ur
)eliM!?> r to have 'lie privilege, if lie so d?
I Mil-.* oi paying Jiiti entire nmoiiiit. of i he
j ?>'iri liar?e iiMin.-T ol premises in cash.
L A. H'lTTK'uWSKV,
toi K???>i?w Count v.
: (>. !. p?0'/.
Masier's Saie.
Sonl.ii Cs*-) In Hie Colli'
; '? : 01 Coai tuon
<d iv I'feh&W.S PluftS.
Hwioria L. PUiintljf
against
J. />. Turner, Defendant.
( Koreelnauro S*?lv.)
1'mVr and 1>> virtoo oi a Dctreo in the
above im.sj. iimde. by (he Honorable
(icoige Juhuatone, Special .ludge Presid
iti>? in the Alb Circuit, and bearing dale
I be 5th day of October, 1907, 1 \\ d) off-'r
for sale in front of the Court House door
?n tlu> City of Camden, during the legal
hours of sale, on (ho tirst Monday in
November, 1007, next, being the fourth
(4) day taereof, the following parcel or
tract of land:?
All that piece, parcel or tract of land,
situated in the County of Kershaw and
State of South Carolina, about nine
miles East of the City of Camden, con
fining one hundred and eveaty-seven
(177) acres, more or less, and composed
of two (2) tracts, one of one hundred and
twenty-six (126) acres, and one of fifty,
one (51) acres, as^,appears by plats of
same, made by J. 11. Pate, Surveyor, of
date November 24th. 190-i. The said one
hundred and seventy-seven (177) acres
being bounded as a" whole. North by
tract of W O. Stokes, formerlv part of
same lands, and by landa of Hall; Eatt
by lands of F. Holland;' South and
South-east by lands of Ilinson; West and
North-west hjn lands ,of W. O. Stokes
and lands of 8atn Hlnson. Said tracts
being^prmerlv of Sarah Turner.
Terms of sale; cash. Purehaaer to pay
for papers,
Anv parson desiring to bid kt>said sale
shall first deposit with "the Ms^r the
sum of Two Handred Dollars in uoney
or certified cheeky as a pledge to make
good his bid. '
- mU A. WITTKOW8KY,
N. C. BOYKIN,
. ?Fire insurance.
Dwelling And Mercantile Risks A Specialty.
IJepresent* Only The Boat And Most Reliable Companies.
Iteal Kstate And Renting Agent.
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o OUft F^IE^DS
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And The Public Generally.
f n. , , tj| x ? +
we wish to say that we jq.- constantly receiving new goods,
for the fall fcrade^and will be glad to Bee and serve you with
the very Ijest groceries, both Heavy and Kancy.* We also
carry lines of Crockery, ylass ware, tin4ware, tubs, oil. eans?
water buckets1 and in fact every thing that's to be found in an
up-to-date Grocery Store. You will find us at the same old
stand one door north of JYtV. A. 1). Kennedy's Hard ware
store. Our motto: "Quick sales and small profits." Fair
and courteous treatment guarnteed.
G. A, &R. L. W10SELEY
a
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'\*JL *
Headciuarters For
When iii^ieed of anything in the
u v
Hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
STATIONERY,
JOB PRINTING,
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
WE ARE NOW PREPARED
TO'SUPPLY YOUR WANTS IN
V <
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ANY OF THE ABOVE LINES.
1 THE CAMDEN
CHRONICLE.
I
cVT
1M
TOCK
OLFE'S.
Everything a person wants. Come
and see my big and fine stock con
sisting of every line desired. A spe
cial feature in Sadies' dress goods,
line 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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ii t >** a , .r
Ml
THl; BKi STORK.
HIR5CH HR05. AND
Is tilled up witll l)l'i H<1 lll'W, Up-j
which our Alt'. <5 us. lliiMti inniul^
lore the hig advanre- ? ireet, tioiir*tm
factiirers. Thin l:u*t enables ns 1? *s('!l "
for IOsh t{.urn anybody else and uehon
ough to supply Iho wants <>l evei\ in '" AO
mail and child' in Kerslmw, Sumter. 1<V ,im
Lnneastor counti"s 'f 1,1 hnpi:s>ih!e to give
even in thin l/ig rj> ?<??* a detailed i ? *,;l o' ^J' )
mensity of our FalFstocU. N1*arc showing
the leading Fall fashions i I"' distinguishing
features of Fall stylos in d:e>s goods. snk^ and .
reacly Jo wear garments are n-vealed to perfec
tion in our colossal and comprehensive display
of the most artistic designs. Our usr'I sur
prising values prevail throughout our entire
establishment.
Choicest -New Fall Dress
Goods.
The whole stock i?& aglow with beauty, qual
ity and best in style\jn t\>r??ij^fi and domestic
JJress Fabrics. The p^tulir- cheeks, plaids,
btfoken weaves, panamas. voiles, all toe new
shades of imperial serge henrieita. broadcloth
apd every imaginable style of dress goods
usetj this season are here in wonderfal variety.
Novelty plaid suiting idid material for
dresses or extra waists, HS iAches wide, regu
lar G()C/ quality, opening priee i)9c. Fine all
wool serge 38 inches wide popular for suits
and skirts in all new shades; special price bVc.
Fancy all wool suiting. 54 in. widd, regular 1.50
quality, special price 90c. All wool 50 inch
Cheviot worth $1, special price 90c Broad
cloth" in all colors and black, a splendid value
49c. FT no imported and domestic hem iettas
in all colors and bUKk from 25c up to :i'2 per
yd. An mrlimitetK variety of.'beautiful black
goods. Arr-Ttmnenfe st<.ek of silks to select,
from in all the new weaves and pa? i-'vns.
Come and see our handsome line of ? .In
so stylish for dresses and extra IVo
have them in all widths and ri h color-. Wo
are sole agents for the famous^loney [fiv.k
?Silks,the .very best to bp had;'every y.ud is
guaranteed to wear with perfect satisf.iction.
Don't fail U^see this handsome line, i hey
come ifl"rdt"*colors and black.
The smartest, of Fall stylos in ready mr.de
women's garments, tailored suits and
Every exp ess brings us daily new nv r'? (
ladie's tailored coats, suits and skirts. \V in
vite you to visifc our store often and ad\ ; you
to make your selections early. We ear- *ave
you money in this special department r'.s we
.bought them early. A very select and hand,
some line of voile skirts. We have ihe cor
rect styles in ladiew and misses Coat^ :?t the
most reasonable prices) cm ?yj?r saw. Conic
and see for yourself.
High Art Clothing
If you are ready to sec
tlie <x vnet fashion* for
ia men's wear, wo
are ready witli tlie larg
er and finest, lection
of Fall tuitF, overcoats,
furnishings ami hatb
tliui lias ev? r been our
h.t to offer for your in
spectiou. Most moIo
wortl/y in this st ^soil's
showings are. th? new
tnodels of the celebrat
ed lli'jlt Art Clothing
jit prices n;on? rc.unlia
ble I!i'? 11 ever, its we
bought them before the
ad nee.
Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!
We carry the best lino ofShoosin thecitv<vf"
Camden. The largest stock to select from.
We are agents for. the celebrated (iodmun's '
black bottom shoe for ladies, misses and men?
tlie best wear ng f*hoe on the mmket. We are
also sole agents tor the fa oa King IJuality.
and Selz Royal Bine.
Millinery! Millinery!
We have secured.Misa Mvra Harris,;. on:st.
artistic designer, as our Milliner. WV ;^ro
prepared to show V<>? f|U the new ah ope* ana
styles both in French and American mili'iut-iy
We will announce our opening day ater.
?Rugs, Carpets & Mattings.
yfe $Tp rea4f to slioW the largest a d m' i
1 o ^ pie to lino ever brought to t. e cit., t
a quares are beautiful and, w hy o -
^ Jon. Oqjme and ?ee ub earl nd t
Hlwh