The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 13, 1907, Image 2
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'TlJBMSHET) KVJCUY KHIDAY
, BY?
w\ Mcdowell.
QuntiOKipTioN Ratm :~On? year , $1.60,
m* montht, 76 cent#; throe month#, 40
cent#.
Business Jocala, 6 cents per line each in
Hortion.
O'xiiinunicat iojih wilHio published when
of interest to the ^onera! public ami
not of a defamatory nature. No re.
sponsibility will ho . HHhuiDitd for I ho
view a of ourrytipondentu,
t)nulMattel Card# for County offtea*
$6.00. (tangrea&jon^l $10.00.
Ritus ?<??. A dvkktihino:?-Ordinary
transient advertisraenta, ttretinsertion
$1.00 per H((H*ro ; each aubtequept in.
aertion 60 cents por aqnare.
Remittance* by cheeks?draftM and potfa)
money ordara ?honhi he made payable
to w. l. McDowell,
Camden, fc>. C.
CAMDEN. 8. C., DEC. 13. 1007
To The Members OfTlie F. K. *V
<? C. V* Of A.. 8.0. Division.
Whereas, a large majority of the
County Unions of the K. K, and C,
U.of A., 8. C. Div iaion have unaui
I inously passed a resolution c;ft]Iin
for a State Convention to meet in
the Cfty of Columbia, S. C. on the
18th day of Doc. 11)07, and,
Y , Whereas, most of the Counties
v have already elected delegates to
/represent them in said State Con
ventjon;
"""^^Tftoiv therefore, yyg are hereby
notified that a State Convention of
'the F. R, AC. U. of A., S. C. Divis
lonwill be held in the City 11 ?? 11 of
v tfcolurabla, 8. C. beginning at II A.
M, Dec, 18th 1907 for the purpose
of adopting a State Constitution and
transacting jnich other business hh
may come before tlio meeting and
yotj are hereby notified that in mse
you have not already electod <li le
gates to said Convention, that you
i? meet at the earliest possible day. 'I'o
wit; Dec. 14th 1007 at your usual
i place of maetlng for your County
| tloiop and elect Delegates to the
$;?, said Convention.
. The basis of representation ih
|f.. one delegate at large for the Coun
ty and one delegate for each one
.hundred members or a majority
'fraction thereof.
one this the flth day of hoc.,
?07, at the principal place nf hns
uess of the K. 10. it C. IJ. of a in
OUth Carolina at Lin; city <>l' An
o, a. C.
jPSfej?. Karle,-bec., Treas ,
v'iff rA I' H 011 State A I ,
Wakefield, Vice Preo'.
% ,W? X. Anderson, Vec Kx Com.
Farmers Who^ro Not Sinn
_ tlio Union.
Ti^gro are a great nurhy farmers in
oommniiro^-wbqr are not mom
? oft he Union, and 1 judge it ie
oass tn other communities. Hr??
1^6 you not join? Ev~
fair minted farmer known that it
I* bis duty to ?te|? Sn and hefy>
this great battle. ;? But you say you
will wait a while unci *ee if ft is go
1n g to bo a succcbb and 1f t *ec It Iff
then I will ?llp In, Now, my outer
friend, If we all were to stand back
and fold our arm** that way and wait
on others there would certainly be
nothing done, J'lvery courageous
man wailts to help light for the tree,
dom ?>f hut country. Now you all
know that wo are under the bondage
of tho speculator and have ?*v t *
so long, but aro waking up now and
I trying to free ourselves from thin
bondage. Wont you count at once
| and help tight the battle?if w.# win
you will enjoy tho victory, S<> yon
have no reason or excuse whatever
for not coupling with the little band
ot soldiers and helping in thin trying
time?the time wo need all tho help
we ?an get; If wo fall now we are lor
ever gone. It in very discouraging
to help a man when tie will not help
himself, It the Farm era' Kdneation*
al and Cooperative Union of Aineri
9% benefit those who belong to it, it
will benefit those wlto do not belong
to it. So let uh auk you outer Far
mers nil over the country, to lie pre*
ent tlio next tirno the Farmers Union
meets and get in line with iih and
march on to victory and enjoy the
aamo with in^ch greater pleasure
than if it in Won while you aro atand
ing hack with folded arms not mak
ing any effort to iree yournelf from
tho speculator and Jow priced cotton
A M ember of Buffalo Union.
Cnindoii
It has fallen to the lot of tho wri
tor to travel up and down this com.
monwcalth to some extent, and with
out an attempt to flatter tho good
people of this section it con be truth
fully said that no town has boon
found that equals Camden.
The *oil}contiguous ia porous, has
a porfect drainage, while water for
domestic purposes is tho very best
The business here represented ih
on a solid foundation. The banks
liavo a combined capital surpassing
other towns in tho State. They are
ably officered, conservatively manag
ed and aro adding their full quarto
toward tho development of ovory
industry.
The dry gooda men. grocers, cloth
ior, tailor, hardware merchants, jow
elers,lumber and iinpleinent dealers
harnesH shops, drug atoros, meat mar
kets, cold storage, creamery, lol
cpliono systom, rcstauranls, hotel,
water ay sic ni,elect l ie I i?^t? l h, mill, mil -
linery establishments, laundry, livery
stables; blacksmith and repair shops
?all tlioso aro'displaying an aggrca-*
ivono8s that is truly worthy of coin
memlation.
We havo an unexcelled city gov
ernment lmprovemenis of variona
kinds are continually being made,
lawns aro beint? cared for in an in?!'
ing manner, church intltionocs are
wholt}?ome, Hoci *t . influence* eU>vut?
iu<j and iaspiclu#. humc iuitucacc# &
benediction, <&<tuoft*iot?ttl influtncer
tho most helpful.
Last but not least we arc now ip
Htallirif* hii excellent sewerage *yo
tem. Truo thi? i<< coating aomothintf
but by ft decided majority of the j
votes of the prn^rotHivo taxpayers of j
the town (.hits extra levy whh ordered,
and wo have the nat {'faction of know
ing I lull we have a competent and 1
conscientious Mayor who in using
every iiicuiiH to make it coat junt ah
little UK possible, u)<d aa tlto eyes of
tho world tutu toward uh, othoru will
l>o attracted by tho advantages wo
have to offer lll-'lt).
XMAB HOLIDAY HATES.
Oreatl y Reduced Rates Vi i Southern
Railway.
Account X 'isan Holiday^ the
Southei n U a i I way announces
special excursion rati;s ol one arid
one-third firwt-class oi:? way fare
pi ith 25 cents for the round trip to
till poilltH HOUlll of lh? Ohio Hlid 1??.
toriiHC and east of tho Mississippi
river, including Washington, 0. C.,
and Cincinnati. *
Tickets will he on khIo December
20th* to 25th, inclusive; December
dOtli to 31??., 1007, ami .lannaiy l*t,
1008, with limit good to leaye des
tination not lairr than midnight
.) aliuary Oil), 1008.
Apply in tin* nearest Agent of
tho Southern Railway or address
.1? C. busk, I>ivihi??n Passenger
Agent, C/'linricMtiin, S ('.
' V Attention J'unaionci a.
I will b?i at tlx Auditm's ofllce
each SattntUy during the month
of January for tho purpose of re
ceiving applications for pensions.
All pei eons who wish to make ap
plication must do ho during the
mouth of January.
Alien Deaj?,
I'enaion Com. Kershaw Co.
Camden, S. C , Deo. 5th, 1007.
Attention Farmers.
Good and desirable lands to rent
on shares or straight rent, Haum's
Swamp 1'lantatio'n. Apply to
(j. II. It an m,
Camden, S. C.
Notice Of
Application fur Final uisuhane.
Nolle.' is her 1 ? v ;hnt M. ()
?I?>11iihi>ti. (iiiaril'.iii ?! tl ? p-i te of I.eila
11. Alexander formerly Lena It. John
son , formerly a minor, *il! on the Till
ilny ofj Janiiiiry, HN)m, at eleven oVIoek,
A. M., make n|!j>li?-ition before Hon. W.
I). Tranthiiin. .liel^" of l*r?#>?:it? ? !"????? Ker
shaw Oountv. ;i' hi> ollice Sue .i fin.; di?
chargi) as mid (iuardinn.
M. ('. JOHNSON.
Die u.u. c:i,,
JAMES D. BENSON,
?- ARCHITECT -
Oftmdtiii, S. O.
AIho r.rtml .Surveying, Mfps,
Plats. Ktc.
Tax Executions.
f
i Under awl by virtno of gundrf tux
! exeelitlonB to ii)8 directed, I will prceed
\ tOfeill. hi-fore th* Court IIoiIMblicor'ill the
. City of on tho (ir-?t Monday in
I JM11 urtrv, 1008. during the legul Insurant
Hub*, tho following demerit" d real opiate
to. wit:
I. house anil lot in Camden hounded
Korlli hv b>t <'f IlilMV <-??i*/?t??n, J''H8t l>v
Church at r oot. by lot ofM>
patrlck I iron-, Houtli by l"l of John
llfincll. . ? >(1 uiiori and to be hold u*
j the property of T. H. Wilson.
1 h<>u->e Kti<l l<?t in Camden hounded
North ?>y Weelev Mdlor, Wei-t liy Char
lie itenfion, 8o?iih-we*t by It K Ihtih'auU
<i. A. ItrtiMin^ton, Soutli i'V M< fc" Urin*
hituo, f'.mt by public roiid loading lo (he
Hotel Kirkwo'>k I.evicd upon and to bo
sold n* t,|m property of A brain k.iiney.
'I'onns of Sab- -<!;mh
S. TK A NT II AM
H. K. 0.
Deo. 11, li>07.
Citation.
Sout.ii Carolina Kerahaw (!oun<)'.
by Win. J) Tranthain, Judge of Probate
Wlwfro'a# W, K. Malono made flint
to nil*. u? /(rant him Letters of An
iriiniutrajion. of tho Kutato <d and ef.
ocfH < ?f Mimael Can ley, <lr ,
Those?ji^o therefore to cite and million,
iah alt ami tonsillar tho kindred and
crediU-is of kjio khid f?liiii.icl t'anfoy, >lr.,
dnceaa<-d, that th? ? v be and appear before
me, in tho Court of I'toliito, to bo held
at < f iiiden, on tin- ltfti, d .vot December,
uox 1 after ptiIti?>ii thereof, at II
o'clug0Thi tho forenoon, to show cause
il^fflfy I hey have, why the said admin
istration should not he granted.
(iiven under rny hand this 26th day of
November, A. I) . 1007.
Published in the Camden Chronicle,
on tho 2'Jt it il*v of N??v<>nd>??r, 1007.
W'M. 1). Tit A NTT HAM,
.1 udjie of L'robnte.
Citation.
South Carolina?Kershaw County.
My Wm. i t. Tranthain, .Itil??'< f Prob ate.
Whereas, David It. WiilianM. .Jr.,
i i ele suit t ? ii r, ?.? crant him Ivttera
j of Admuiiwtration, ot' tho Kstate of.and
I effort*. uf David It. Williams, Sr. ,dc
i rease {
Thefm are therefore to cite and admnn
j :sh nil and ninvMihir tho kindred and tho
' crediiois of tl;e said David It. William*.
Sr ii>M .-asi-d that they be and
I appear Meion me, in tin* Court of
I 'rob.1.' c, t> ?? be I i?d d C in:
don, S. C , ivi ti.o '.'l!"t ,!m\ < :
Dece.nbi-r ?i?? xI after pn! !i?? ml:? th'Mr
ot, at 11 o'citiick in iho iiircnoon. ' ? 5h< w
' canso, if anv tiiev !..ivc, why .?? sni i
j administration .-hnu'.d n?>' he itr:*o?i.
| (.) ivt'ii >un<br niv hand 'hi* 3ri .'.hv ;
IKtomlii-r. A I)., l.'M'f.
I I'ubr.shrd ill t!l?- Caii.lit II Cill. ::U .
ton the 6ih day of December. U?07.
I WM I). Tit A \T HA ^T.
Jtni^e m 1'r.itiate for Ke^ha-\ <_*?V!>
4
ft ll ?
II : s
Oopnpnepcipg
Goto his store and see his Panic Prices. The CRISIS
f . ( .. . . ; .
/ - r ?
IS ON!!! xMoney is needed -so the Goods must be sold.
Q*' ,
f:very article at reduced prices. Large stock of
Clothing, Shoes, Dry Goods, Furniture, Trunks, Hats,
Etc. ^
? DECEMBER
The Flood Gates of Low Trices Have Been Thrown
y y *
Wide Open! ! Am Resolved To Just One Purpose: To
Dispose Of Mv Immense Stock In A Hurry. The Short
Road To Such Results Lies In The
i Mean Just This, That s Will Not
Be Swerved From My Determination Until My Object
is Accomplished. Prices Far Below The Actual Cost
Of Manufacture. Plenty of Goods Are Here And You
Know When I Say BARGAINS You Can Spell It With
A Capital B, And 1 Stick Strictly To The Letter. The
War 5s On And Nothing Wi3! Hold Me Back.
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