The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 15, 1907, Image 3
To Our Friends And Customs:
flavin# decided to combine our fores ami
opcirup the room on the ooruer rf Alain ami
L>olC'?lb it reel* which shall be known us
"The Pure Food Store,"
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wo take pleasure ill expressing our most hear
ty nppretjlat|r/n of the patronage ho liberally
bd^wetl upou lis in tiio past and to earnestly
solicit for the now firm a continuance of the
same a* we feel that in future we will be better
prepared than ever to merit youi' kind favor*.
Wo intend keeping n STRICTLY KlflST
j CM,ASs VA KCY GROfJKUV in which ON
?Y T'il-K FUUK8T AND BKST DOMESTIC
& IMPOUTED AUTIOLKS OF FOOD e.tn
fte obtained afc most ^reasonable prices
We also propose to very much improve our
delivery system . giyfn# a reasonably prompt
[ delivery of all goods purchased at
"The Pure Food Store.''
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Awaiting youv commands we aro
' Yours very truly,
Phono 2, BRUCE & LANG.
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Cotton Market.
>QotlKjtt fsiflfcoied' In
mpipfr good middllr
Camdon Ibie
middling at 10 30
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Farm For Ren? Vx
?3 2-borse Farjp for renC"
mlldlBgs. Six miles from
Jen. * FJenry Savage.
Btoro For Kent
.Store now oconpied by Burn/
WiiS for rent after January
-J. H. Burufl.
... ,A Wanteds -
Ipjitent and reliable over
rati in ,Swarnp Plantation.
G. H. Baum;
(janad?o, IS C. i
?:S~
IiOSt.
? and til at j) streets, an
jjun. siaed watch, with
^flLWethyWb charm at
returned to this
O Twitt^.
*;Witty, who left
V:
two. weeks ago
Mrs Queen
r, N; C., died on
HtU inst.' . Mr.
it 58 years of age
Jr ,? U?n living obijdren
^-i'look' ?1*00 at bis old
Mitotic: Hill, Lancaster
~ e<]ntsday, t(je 13 th.
>ra Richardson.
'a N. Richardson
ay night at the
^ C. Ricbard
%in Street. Fu
. conducted at the
cily Comforter at 9
' eg and ibe re
reat at St. Mark
, the pallbearers
? -sons. _ . /?
lohardaon was Mies Eleau
He Spann, of the Suite
She was bojrn there
S, 18Id,, and was aged
Jnowthe and 39 days.
Richardson, who
deatl/ many year*, nud Of
fren only two, Hon. H. B.
Uqo> of Clarendon, and Mr.
?rd?on, of tb.a city a vi r
daughters, Mrs. J.
Iys. rJ, V* Blchard
r^T: Bfsthiford and
)?*?, are alt dead,
i known to many who
r;# death with regret.
Wp#'
A lot Ladie'a Tailored Sails from
$5.00'to $20 00 at
The Gilt Edge Store.
Car .load of Thorn Hi41 Wagons
Just arrived at
Tho Gilt Edge Store, ...
Now Advertisements.
We direct yunr attention to the fo)
lowing n*w advertisements which
appear in The Chronicle to-day:
Commercial Honk.
M. B'^um.
'Raster's Sale?C A Wnlsh et a).
V8 S W Welsh et "I.
Master's Sale?S N S >well <fc v(7o
Ht h1, vb Mitchell Clark et al.
Snle of Assigned Stock of Goods
of L VV Copeland
The Gilt Edge Store.
Opera Hoase.
Gold Watch Lost.
v Citation Notice?Kenheth D Me
'Cahkill.
Citation Notice?Jno T Nettles,
Jr. v
Tax Execution?Henry McLeod.
G H Buum-?Overseer Wanted.
We Pay You to Have.
Did You Ever Notice
a ?
The contented and satisfi
ed look of tl?o man or wom
an with money iu the hank?
It'o the first dollar that
starts th'o account whioh
brings the smile that stays.
A few dollars B*v4d
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weekly or monthly soon
grow to make you in
dependent.
" Let us talk o?6* t'.o advan
tage of our saviugs depart
ment with you.
The Commercial Bank
' Men, 8. C.
- Citation.
South Carolina?Kershaw Connty.
By Wm. D. Trantham, Judge of Probate.
. Wheroaa, Kenneth D "McCaekiil made
suit lo me, to grant hfm Letter* of Ad.
ministration, of the Estato of and ef
fects of Jonn Daniel McCaaklil.^ de
ceased.
These are therefore to oite and admon
ish all and alnguiat tlie kindred and the
creditors of the said John Daniel MoCas
kill, deceased, that thoy be and
^ppear before mo, lu the Court of
Probate, . to be held at Cam?
dan, 8. C, on the 80th day of
November next after publication there
of, at It o'clock in Lite forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted, *
Given under my hand this 14th day of
ftrivember. A. DH 1907. . ?'
Published' in the Camden Chronicle
on the Jftth daV of November. 1907.
>4 WM. D. TRANTHAM.
Jndjje of Probate for Ke rshaw Co.
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. Citation.
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South Carolina.?Kershaw County,
fey Wm, 0. Trantham. Judge of Probate,
Joo. T. Be&lea, Jr . hath
JM5 tor Letters of Admlaistra
vwpar-Gt+WKl* OfJwr.T;
todte and' adaos*
cred
rtf
?iii
lax Executions.
On* <?t Ihjim h\ District No I
bourn Ud on t tit- hii>) Kut-1 Itv A <?
?""ji \Vl.uak(*r, on tliu South !?,?
C<'iiy?r*, Hnd \W?t bv ,Tnine< !! .!oI)!i?< n
Ll-Vicd U|?i>U Hli'l tO l>ii hull! il*i tin' |>r? )??
iMly of 11< nry Md.eod,
Atu i . ( Vk <a 11 . ( Vii) ?
Terms* of K*1?- Canh
J. K, THAN I 11AM
S.K. c
NvV. 14( 1907.
Master's Sale.
South l/'aroiinn?Kiinbiw Com t\
In ilio Court of C mtnon L'leuw
S N fiutuell hiuf Camilla Sowell, Co,
Partner* 'id Trade. <7oi/t(i buainens j
under the firm name of H N Sow*
ell <$? Co, v Plaint ijfs
"against *
Mitchell Chirk, T (J McLeod, J B.
McXjaughlin inyd II. W. Wood
tuardr Defendant s.
( Foreclosure Stile.)
Under and by virtue of a l)?0reo in
the above case made by the Honorable
George .JohnitoneJudtiePreeiding iti (bo
5tii Circuit, anil bearing date thn 5tli
day of October A I). >907, *f will offer for
sale in front of tho Court House door in
tlio eity of G'amden. during the legal
bourn of sale, on tho first Monday in De
cember A. l)t 1907, next, being the 2nd
day thereof, the following parcel or traot
of laud in tho .County and State afore
suid :
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
situate. lying and being in Kershaw
County , Stato of South Carolina, contain
ing one bundVed (lOO)acrea and bounded
ou tho North by lands of RieharjL Out
law. East by lands formerly ofw. F.
Outlaw known as the C. F. Pate place,
South by lands of J. P. lUtcliffe and
West by ]?n*te*of Alfred Marsh.
Termw of Sale.?Gut-half cash and the
balance in ono year from duto of said
sulu, with interest from date of wile, at
the rate of eight (8) vcr cent, per annum,
secured by the bond^of tho purchaser,
jvi^d tho mortgage of the premise* sold.
J*u*(jhu*(jr to have the- privilege, if he ho
desiro. of paying the entiro amount of
the purchase money of said precuirit* it)
cash, '>
L A. \V 1TTKOWSKV,
Master for Korshaw County.
Dec. Hh.1907. -
: - Master's Sale.
State of South Car-} Iu the Court
olinu, V of Cohjuqod
County of Kershaw.) I'loas.
C. A Welsh, Ella M. Hough, John
T. Welsh. O C Welsh, II at lie A.
Moore, and Almetta C. Welsh, by
C. A Welsh, her Guardian ad li
tern, Plaintiff's
against -
S W. Welsh, and W U Clyburn,
Defendants
(Partition.Sale. )
Under ami by virtuo of u Decree iu the
above case. inudo by the Honorable
Cieoige Johnstone, Speciul Judge Prvsid
Ing in the 5th Circuit, arid bearing date
the 8th day of November, 1907, I will
offer for sale in froot. of the
Oourt Honse door <n the City of Catfden
CTounty of Kershaw, during tho legal
hours Of sale, on .the first Monday in
December, 1907, ? next, being the second
[2) day thereof, the following parcel* or
tracts of land, situated in , thy Counties
of Keishaw and Lancaster, State of South
Carolina:?
Four-Hundred and eighty one am} one
half (481 1-2} acre# lying partly in Kef.
sha^and partly in Lancaster countics.
(the greater portion of which is in Ker
shaw county.) bonnded North by what is
known as the *'Whitley L?nds," lands of
Mrs. M. H> Brower, ond certain town
lots of tho Estate of J. V. Welsh, and
hereinafter described ; South by land* ot
T. S- B.-ll. and estate lauds of Jesse
Trucsdel; East by estate lands of Jease
Truetdel, lan<ls of B, N. Jone*'iihJ J E
W, Haile, and AVost bv laud* of N??r
inent Hilton and the "Wl?itb?y T,a :r?."
The above described tract'of land to be
gold in Five (6) separate tracts,
od lwplats of W. B. fwitty, Surv yor,
dated October 1st. and 2nd, 1,007. and
filed with tho rocords in this cute I'nujt
No. one (1) containing one- huudi'oH,
fifty'four (164) acres; trAct No. two (2)
containing ninety-nine and one-half
(90 1 2) seres ; tract No. three (3), con
taining" one hundred- (100) acres {-frapt
No. four (4), containing forty-one (41)
acres, traot No. Five (5), containing
eighty-seven (87) acres.
Also Six vaeiipt lots situated in the
town of Kershaw, Counties of Kershaw
and Lancaster, adjoining other laud* of
estate of J. V Welsh, hounded North by
lot of.Mr*. M. II. Brewer, South r.nd
West hy tract of land above described as
coutaining four hundred elghty?one and
oae*ha1f acres, East by Matsdn Street.
One lot of land situated (n tho County
of Lancaster, Stat? ot South Carolina,
adjoining Kershaw.. Cemetery lot. con
taining rorty-eight ono hundrdths
(48?100) of one acre, bounded Norih t?y
the extension of Richland Street, of tho
town of Kershaw. South by lot of estate
Conncrly.; East by Kershaw Cemeteryt
and West by>lot of A. T. iilsckwolh
Ono lot of land situated in tho County
of l*an cvder near Kershaw Cemetery,
bounded North by lot of J. W. Ingram \
South by* extension of eaid Richland
Street: Kaet by lot of Ben'Belton; West
by lot of V. D, Brown, , *
The above described eight lots to be
?old In eight separate lota, represented
by plats ot same made hy w. B. Twitty.
~ irveyurr, filed with the records ijfthis
>rtain lot, with dwelling liouie
IheHoh, tttomed in the town of Kershaw*
County of LancAater, bourded North by
~ inter Street of eaid towu of Kerehaw;
>?tb by toU ot V*. C. A. BUokwell;
sat W Cleveland 8 ?ett: West by lot of
' ' refit of land sitaated in
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K'?.JOLV?D!
Yb'.j NEVER. SEE mi ONE AT
THE TOP WHO IS N'T WELL I
DRILLED. ^bU MUST HAVE 1
Good apparel*Io Reach
THtrloP OR S'/^r THERE
are you. m THE WAY
VP?'
>?. buster e>RowN.
WHY DoE?S THE TRUTT: MAN PACK THE CHOICE
APPLET AT THE TOP Of THE &ARREL? S.BECAU.SE
THE APP
PEOPLE
.tS AT THE TOP ARE THE fIR,ST ONE.S
LSEE. APPEAlfANCE CoUNT.5. IT,AP
PEARANCE HELP-S THE^RRUIT MAN WHY WILL
NOT Aj/pEARANCt: HELP1, ^.Oi^ WE CAN HELP
YOUR/APPEARANCE AND WITH THE.SE THINGS.
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| RE-SPECTTULLY',
jvi. mpkwy&i
IV W.
Cotton Department, Charleston, S. C.
We have Arranged to h&hdle Cot
ton to best advantage and solicit
consignments.
We give special attention to hand
ling Staple Cotton, viz. "Allen Seed,"
"Floradora" and others of this grade.
A. Thies' German Salve.
Worth Its Weight in Gold.
?K'O HOU8EUOIJ> COMPETE with
OOT !T.
SitOiaime.
UurcB Eruptions of all Inflammatory Nature; Piles, Sores,
Stabs, Cuts; Bruises, Sprain#, Boils, Pljnplea, Uone-BVlon, Car.
bUnclos, Ktone-Bruiso, Soft Corns, (quiuk relief to hard oorns.)
Scrofnls. Sore-Breast, King-Worm, Ilurn?, Eczema, Toiler und
kindred diseases. Prevents Blood Poison or Look-Jaw result
ing from Sting*, Biles, Scratches by unclean instruments,
Nuil in Foot, or (roui any other cause. Allays and alleviate*
paiii Perfect!) harmless in its application, but magical in its
results. Once tried you will never be without, j Nothing but
tho purest rcilned material entoi'd into it# manufacture. Six
(()) month required to make as small a quantity as % ounco.
Not injurious to ffie most, dolicate oouiplcxion, a:id why not
keep a box,on hand- Ag> doos not detract from ir.s celebrat
ed healing qualities. Saves iiuioli sufforiug and many Doctor
bills and is alway a true friend.- Every box guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 2/io> For sale by all druggists, or,
(, A. TIIIKS, Proprietor, Charlotte, N. O.
For Sale.
THE ANORUM LOTS.
The five lots oil Fair street offered for salo last week are
beginning to move. Some h$ve been sold. The others are
still to be had for c.ish or on easy terms. Kucli lot 60x300
feGt $45000 for -one?$350.00 for the others. Growing,
fruit t;ee8 and shrubbery. They slope to the back assuring
good drainage, fire hydrant just.in front. All taxes paid
and no cost for papery
A twelve-room dwelling on DeKalb St. House in good
location, and in good repair. Two stories and brick base-!
jmenfc. .Two-room servant's 'house in yard and two-room ten
jant house in field on back street. Barns and stables and
good shade trees. Lot runs through to Rutledgevstreet.
^ . Price $4000,00..
Two-story frame dwelling on Broa<l street adjoining the
Victoria Hotel. Good tfotuage on Broad street and plenty
of depth. Four tenant houses on premises. ^ Fine cooking
range, floor coverings, shades.and bath tfxtures')?Qjvith house.
v Price $8500.00.
The old Odd Fellows Hall on Butledge street. Has a front
age of about (50 feet and a depth of nearly 200 feet. Hall has
8 larg^ 'oofns and 2 small. 2-rootn servants house in tho
yardr t<ine shade trees. Price 91100.00.
For Rent.
&?tory six-room dwelling on Main street Ample premise!
in good oo^iUoii|^Witer ai^eleAgp* ^
T h o J?
a il:
36 in. i:i'iui of The Loom at 10c. yd.
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Willi every dollars worth of goods
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y<iu^ buy we allow you to buy 10 ,
yds Fruit of l iie Loom at LOc yd.
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CLOAKS.
Marvelous values iij Ladies' Cloaks
Rain Coats, Skirts and Suits. Our
cloaks; newest styles, any c^lor from
$4.50 to $20.00, can't be matched.
/COTTON GOODS.
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Cotton Goods are higher but we
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can save you money on many lines
that we bought before the rise. rAt r
least three-fourths of our Immense |
stock at the same old price. / V
"Star Brand Shoes Are Better."
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Complete stock of these celeb
shoes for Men, Ladies' and chj
The Shoes that Satisfy.
We are agents for th* ladies'
Home Journal Patterns, call and iret a
style book free.
Just received a full stock American
Beauty Corsets.
A carload Tharnhill Wagons just
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^gpelved, one-horse or two-horse, Iron
axle or Thimble skfein. We can save
you money on a wagon. Come and
see us. .
Youra Respectfully,
I?. T* Yilleplcuti. Proprietor. *