The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 08, 1907, Image 3
To Qih fiiands And Customeis:
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JTaViiip: decid'd to combine our forces and
ojvoii iij> tho room on the corner of Main and
JJkVIyulb Erects' which shall be known as
?""The Pure Eood Store,"
wo take pleasure in e^proFsiog our most hear*
tv^pjn'eeUtion of the pi! rona$e ho liberally
ft/Mowed upon n.s in the \m?t and to earnestly
8oHt*U for t|ie now firm a continuance of the
B;iii)o an we feql that in fu are we will bo better
p^pared than avvx to merit, your kind luvora.
Wo intend keeping a frrRIOTLY PJTR8V
CLASs FANCY GROOKRY in which ON
LY THIO PURIST AND MOT DOMESTIC
.& IMPORTED AR riOI'KS ,OF- FOOD can
be obtained at rnost reaao-ablu prices.
Wealm> propose to very much' improve our
delivery system giving ? reasonably prompt
delivery of all goods purobufied at
"The Pure Food Store."
your commands we
Yours very truly,
Phone 2, BRUCE L LANG.
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Cotton MarJu't.
4'Vttoo ie quoted i? Camden thin
moiiiihg, good middling at JO 10
*'>1% i', '
Gmuiu^ Noiico
;0. .'After this woek the Oil Mill will
gin poly on Thursdays and Friday
W. R Ev
Farm Por Bent
A good 2-horse Faiui for rent.
Good buildlnga. Six inileo from
-Camden. Heur.y Savage.^
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> Btoro For Rent.
store now Occupied bv Burno
Barrett for reut after Junuary
>I90&. J. H. Borne.
yptfo!.<&2fab. Xfoat; . i
\ I'bbot^ Watc!*. F'b with daily
3t tntjiintiug '.\u3 loatort
tiet bfe|wcyu icirhliUMJC of
^Uiatler a^ft"* new Baptist
; Finder will.pleaao return
arl'g j'.'wclvy M'.ore. ,
Itflljgioua. ,
Ih to announce thst, "there
11 La a two dayn wotting r.t High
"" church, on the 3?d S.alunday
rWay Ip November, the 16a.li
id 17th. J.' W. 'Watkina, of
Irhriawick, Qa., la expected to help
idoofc - the meeting* Everybody
Halt.
Xxr-proTcxtteata at the Post Office.
netyled Improveiminta
log made at tho poet oilloo,
jgh' weonderetahd that t*be
ernaient officials h;ul the opp'or
lty of aacurln? several other
, iaoy one of .which, would
much moro deatrable
office than the one being
jt Turnip Ever Grown Hero.
He were ehowu thia morning
honored frieud, Mr. MwJ^
_.i'lar??<&t turnip wo hAVo over
ten. it waa .??vo.v? on Mv. B'uuu'a
ii o?V upper Maio eire^tr Tu-cifv
ntVrv-neo ii will ni.-?igwr? about1'
f'tttotiftfl,' and vVitu .if ]9
>om"2>} feot~b>n^. 1 i?ia oPemu to
noxnpr.j utlon bat If ao\^ oue <l.?ubUs
vpotreotneaa of the alatcnK'nt'let
m' atop In at the M arti moth .Store
Cliie aauipla, or, better alill,
trKh- Mr; Nnuov-.to bis lot,
lina a whole, ft4d of thorn
good aa I b id sample". This
if, that Mr. Uaunr never half
anything, and bealdoe being
f the moat eacoeaaful mer
in |he country, be la an un?
farmer. We think it can
be a&id that this tnrnip
one e?er growii In
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aiant meeting- of the
I Chapter P. A. R.
to jr?rtd*ncc of Mr*.
iiy,4?tw of
luttidcnU In
_itdd i&iU the
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jrm?u?wp
Nt*>v Advertisements.
We direct your attention lo life fol
lowing new advertisements which
a{>i cur in The Chronicle to-day :
Commercial Babk.
M B.huiu.
W R Eve, Jr.?Ginning Notice.
Confederate Veterans' Reunion
in Augusta
Henry Sf?rag-e?Good Two-Horee
Faun for Rent? 4
<) II Burns?Store for-Rent.
11 M Hampton?Buggy Painting,
etc.. ???. ?
"^S'perviaor'a Monthly Report. ^
N ".v Home Sowing Machine?
For ttf,le by W Geisenheimer,
Lost?Watch Fob; . ^ '
M Ueuient Bank of Camden.
Oj?ora House?Osmau Stock Co.
Exeoutive Board Meeting.
The Executive Board of Kershaw
Association will meet iu the
Chronicle otflce Id Camden Novem
'oor 25th, at 11 a. ro. Any church
wishing to jotn the Association, or
any feeble church needing aid for
the comrqjj/year, 'will please send
application at once to the chairman
at Knlb, 8. O., and it vvdl ^pcelvc
due oonalderalion.. The mom'bere of
the board are L. L. Clyburo, K. L.
Cope laud, W. D. SeegRre, J . Ci
Tfric, J. M, SoweP, J . O, ftjoseley
and Uev. W. $>. Walters.
Ao there may be some very im
portant ujjrttera to come before the
Bonn]Tat/' this meeting I will iu,!c
everv member to bo present if pos
sible. 1 L. L. Clyburt,
A lu 1 Ladiu'a Tailored Suits from
?5.00 to $20 00 at *? - li-/"
."v'> The Gilt J5?ige Slotff>?
Cm load of Thorn Wagons
jpst >u rived -at \ "
The Gilt Edge Store.
V. I>. Q<
Thr Reynolds* home.-?a typical
old S tjthern mansion, suggestive
of ante helium days In all their
brilliancy and glory, had its hoepi
tabWi doors thrown ^$0 open on
last Monday afternoon, to tho John
D. lteunedy Chapter U. I>7C. Mta.
Bruce Davis, Ml?s Reynolds jxnd
Mis? Davio havo the thanks of the
Chap'.or fir a very delightful ufier
noon. The meeting wua unusually
large, as delegates were to bo elect
*.d to the State Convention which
mocis in Chester on tho 3rd of De
cember. The election resulted in
the choice of Mrs. Harry Baum,
Miss Louise Nettles and Mls^Char
lotto Shannon. The 4?.h of- No
vember will bu_ .pleaasntly. Jtmem
bered by all who were so fortunate
us lo enj >y the gracious hospitality
of tbvoe heroines of the Confedera
cy. Tho guests of honor .were:
Mrs. Snnmona, of Wake Forest, N.
C., and Mrs. Krwin, of York^lle. *
We Pay You io Save.
THE
GOOD
THINGS
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of life come to bio* who in
hi* youth i* indu*trioa?,
thrifty and sarins; who
U?U*d Of ttfag NWM<
If paU by
~j? rut oTU? ?*rnUfc?lor '
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NOTICE.
A?t Impftftnot ODCoiitiii of ilio
Piout)y u i i 'in uou^rv^iino in re?
quif?U'?j Immedi.iU ly ??f??jr aetvioea
<?i S'jud^y n)v?i*uio^, Nov. 1 OtU. in,.
stHUl, hi* mallei* frl&i.tng to tliy
Icotimi of a pastor nill bo consid
ered.
Dr. I. II. Alexander,
J no. T. M?u key,
F. M. VVonUn,
W. U. I>? Pms^
Sub Commit ue ?.-? u Pattor.
Dr. Rioft to Prt'AohAt Proridonee.
t)r. Rii:0 will preach at I'rov'i?
?h?ucn ('lijirlj oo (In 3 (I Sunday of j
November Kt 11 o'clock, Public J
oordmlly inyiad
1 {Persona/ 9?/etU/on.
Mr# J'. (J Bon.', ropreg ntinK th<
Piofiijw l.'iiltfuvm iltxjjc ofGhnrb >'
ton, wn i in t.V)iof?n:) thi ? w? ek tux'
ske )'?(jU'ihl.-j uiJo iLuUik the piioph
of IhU community for Ili.o Uhid com
aide-ration aboardtfd tn<r. <~
Op to'a llonuov ^
Among tliu mauy >;iock com par
nieo that oomo to this citv tlie-Oa
uiau is perhaps lUo best known'
John Oamyu, owner and manager,
'has spared no expenses to u. nkc
(tio company this year oue of the
best that torn# the South.
Death of Mr. John Daniel McOatktll.
Mr. John .Dnoiid Alt Cn^kill, one
of Kershaw county'a oldest umi
beat citizens, died at iiis homo neai
'OasMtt )<\9l Mouday. Mi*. AieCas
kill has n host of frienda through
out thin r.nd adjotuing counties
who will lentn with the deepest re
gret of his douth.
Baptist Church Boon to Bo Completed.
At atfnccting of the Baptist con
gregation last Sunday morning ar?
rangemenls- were perfected by
which, the balance of tuu funds
necessary to complete thotcnew Bap
tist church will too raised, and it i*
expected that tho church will be
dedicuted about tho second week in
I December.
X. O. O?? F.
The District meeting of the In
dependent Order Odd Fellows, will
he bold with tho Camden Lodge
No. 110 ou uext Tuoeduy, the l?ih
hist. Tho meeting will be called
to order at 3 o'clock p. m: at the
?ourt House. Adiiresaof welcome
toy Hon. M. L. Smith, followed'by
several otfier speakers from abroad.
The public Is cordially invited to
be preset)'. There will i>c about
25 visiting delegates present, and
tho public will ho entertained by
hearing some aMe addresses.
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Oainden Lnu^
? Statement
q| Ike Bank ot Camden,
Sci-mb^vt, S. &
Tlte condition of the Bank of
Camden, Camden, S. r\C., at the
"close pf business CM, 3l?t, XfrOl.
UEKbUKCKS. *
Loins and Discounts, $806,405.30
Hoods and Blocks 65,500.00
Gush on band and in
other bunks. 30,710.46
Rv^al Kstftlr, Furniture
and Fixtures, *147972.20
' Total, * $516,5 #8.05
LIABILITIES,!
Capital $25,000 00
Surplus and profits 124,132 44
Deposits, 34^30161
Dividends Unpaid (H.00
Uo; Disc our. la 25 C 00.00
Total, r
?-If C. Hr-Ytotc?, C a sIrin?r.f xtrer
above named bauk, do s^bmrily
swear that the foreg<>ju? stateu f ni
ls trhe and correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
C. H. Y.ATKS, Casiiikh.
Sworn to and subscribed . before
me, this 31f?t day of Oct, 1007.
C. \V. Birchmore. [L .S.J
Notary Vublic, S O.
THE WORLDS NEATEST SEWIN6 MACHINE
.LIGHT RUNhllNI
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Rt ^OLVfc'D
1m AT Nt W C i-OAK S A*? ALWAYS
BEAuti fuu and always
fashionaihf. And good
fur J are Both, BFSIDFS
unrvc necessary anp
com tortabi f. m$ iovtTiY
TDHAvr A STOAE !H TqvJN
THAT HAS THEGOODX
Bi;5T?R BROWM
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THE NEW CL<pAK'S? CLoAKS ARE CAPRICIOUS.
STYLE CHASES STYLE AS SUNSHINE CHASES
SHADOW. THE LATEST STYLES DID NoT COME
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IN two months aco, 6ut only recently, we
HAVE THE, RECENT THINGS IN CLOAKS. ? WE
CANNOT TELL YOU EXACTLY WHAT THEY ARE,
WHY Not COME IN AND SEE THEM? ASK To LET
US SHOW YOU.
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RESPECTTlA.LY,
1WI. BAUM.
? ? ATTEND THE
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Confederate V eieransReunion
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. At Augusta, Ga., Nov. 12 & 13.
lc per mile on all railroads.
A. Thies' German Salve.
Worth Its Weight In Gold.
NO HOUSEHOLD COMPLETE WITH-.
OUT IT.
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Without
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Sipatiite.
? Cures Eruptions of all Inflammatory Nature; Piles, Sorae^
Sftnbs, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Bolls, Pimples, Uouc-FVlon, Cur
/ bunclos, Stonc-Brubo, .Soft Corns, (quick'relief to hardoorus,)
Scrofula, Sore-Brea.-t, I? in#'-Wolf on, Piuns, Eciietnii, Tetter and
. kindred diseases. Prevents Blood Poieon or Loek-faw result
ing from Stlngp, Bites, Scr^ehes by unclean Instruments,
Nail in Knot, or from any otf:er emiso." Allaye and Alleviates
?pain> PcrfectJj harmless in its" application, but magical iri its
results: Onco tried you will Viev'ar bo. without. Nothing but
the purest rojlhed material ontbiM into* its' mauufactuvtv Mix
(f?) month required to make ns small a utwntity as ounce.
Not injurious to ths in>sr, delicate complexion, and why not
keep u box on hAiid- Age does not detract from its celobrnt
,jCd healing ((uafities. Saves much suffering and many Doctor
bills andisalway a* truo friend. Every box xuavanteed or
money refunded. Price 20c. For salo by all drucc'sts, or,
A. Til IKS, Proprietor, Charlotte, N. O.
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fcHE ANOHUM LOTS, . /i
Tho live lots on Fair street offered for sale last week are
beginning to move. " Some have been sold. Tho others are
wtill to be had for cash or on easy terms. 1 Each lot 60x300
feet'. $450.00 for one?$350.00 * for the others. Growing
fruit trees and shrubbery. They slope to theoback assuring
good drainage. Fire hydrant Jujji in front. All taxes paid
and no cost for papers.
A twelve-room d welling on DoKatb St. House in good
location,*Wd in good repair. Two ?tories. and brick base
meat. Two-room servant's house in yard and two-rooui ten
ant house in field on back street. Barns and stahles and
gcod shade trees. Lot runs through to liutledge street.
/ ' \ w Price $4000.00. .
Two-story frame dwelling on Broad street adjoining the
Ifaetoria Hotel. . Good frontage on Broad street and plenty
o/depth' Four tenant houses on premises. - Fine cooking
range, floor coVeria$?sbade*and bath fixtures go with hou*?s
Price #8500.00.
The old Odd Fellows Hall on Rutledge street. Hat a front
age of about 60 feet and a depth of nearly j?00) feet. Hall has
8 large rooms aot^ 2 small, ^room sewwyife honsein the
jard. Finenh.de trees, f If00.00J
?... For Rent.
Setoff ?(*?*? d wrflingon Mmo ?wwt Ample premises
i good condition. W.ter endeltelricUghta inJwoae.
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Don't Listen To The Fellow That
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Higher. Tiujee-fourths Of All Th? I
immense
Goods I in Our - ?
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At the sftme old price. A' few lines
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are a little higher, but We will e^en
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save you money on these. Come in
and let us show you through our
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store, and convince yourself that We
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It will be a. benefit: to you an<t a
pleasure to us.
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