Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A 1 lUUSEKEtl'KK IN ANCli'.N V ['WW'S had to hustle around to (md guck i;kii:s tut11<kl?> 1 for tlx* table. 1 lie modem housekeep or has only to come in here and order. I ho products or every land are al service. Delica cies of which the Ancients never dreamed are procurable at the cost of a lew cents?from Rib Side Bacon, so iamihar ti> all, to the most delicious imported Roosters' Combs. There is nothing in the line of Groceries which cannot be found here at prices lower than the same quality is sold at elpew/iere. "T.iiPjri Pood Store,'1 A>?? A a ynr-. S*"- -? feettl J|W$, o For Sale. A violin, in peiftct coii(IiLion A (hires Hex 2& i, Cam leu, S. C. Piano Tuning. I'tof S. Scull, lhe well known r> liable tun?>r r.nd lopairer i? here for '? few el iv,v? . I'itfjA " w i*j!; i 11i? first-class work, phone lfi or writ, postal. Prompt attention and en1, isfaction given. O ? - ? Notice H. C. Mil', Silo Itarutone, ( l' Calavary Church, New York, will accept pupils. Italian method and correct breathing. Add inns The Kiik. voo d Hotel, Camden, S. C. m ? <t*~ Camden Young Man Promoted. It i^ with gr<>ut pleasure that we learn from the Atlanta Journal < f the IC\h in ,t illKt, M>. IIcniy W. Davin, formerly ?'f Camden, had li' i.n i lect' d Cashier of the howr\ N a! i'lnal. Ji ink, of A'lantn, one of the largest bank* in (?e ugic. M;, Davis Iiuh been connected with the Low y Hank for nineteen yearn, and in liirf new },,?,,ili;;:i we ,,re sure lit will win evt.n greater laurels foi lnmoelf. A Beautiful Calendar. Decidedly one of the prettiest c ilendars wo have oeen this year i* owe gotten out by M?\ W. T. Mc* (?o\, furniture dealer of Charlotte, N. C. The picture is a reproduction of the famou3 painting by lit nr\ j r. Smith, < f the home of John How aid Payne, author of "Home Sweet Home." The calendar carries with it.a cut of the painter and a short tile etch of the life of Payne. It will be remembered that Mr. Me.Coy is fiom this county, and we arc glad to learn that 1907 was the heat year in the history of his business. May he Heo many moro like it. The Lecture on Tuberculosis. According to announcement Dr. Dawson, of Charleston, delivered a lecture at the Opera House last ? Tuesday evening upon 11 Tuberculo sis." His Iceturewas truly^'a gem." In it clear and forceful manner he told of the cau.JCH, preventives and cure of this dread disease which is making such al .l ining inroads throughout the entire country. The audience was composed of Cam don's most refined and cultured citizens, and we are sure that vasi, good will result from this lecture. Dr. Dawson was very gracefully in troduced by Mayor Garrison. HIGH GRAOE GROCERIES A full lino of Fresh Iligb Grade Uroueiius C011 Stantly^-on hand National Biscuit Go's Cakes All sizes and Kinds. / Full line Fancy Fruits. ? ^ The Dp-Town Groceiy. K. W. MURCHISON, of Manager. . ? ' I liistr.Ui'd songs ,u. tlie Hijou The atre every day. l'iclnrt'H changed daily at tho li'ji.'tj Llecfr:t? Theatre, lie sure to hoar tl o now song at tho Electric Theatre this weoit. Great Crush Sale Great. eiush Pale prices still on all winter goods nt I iie Gill Edge Store. Clobintf Out A lot second hand Bagging and Tien cheap at i he Gilt Edge Store. Deaih of a Little Baby. It is with deep sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Workman that wo announce the death of their little Hon ? aged only a few days. The burial look place yesterday after noon. This lowly hud s<? yountf am! fair ('ailed hence hv oarlv doom. Just c,i>,ie to -how how Nvvtfcl a tlowor In I'uradiae could bloom ? v Now Advertisements. We direct your attentiou to ihe fol luwirj; now udycrtianm-nte which appear in I ho Chronicle to-day: Commercial Dank. 1' W Wood iV Sons?Garden Bicycle for Sale Vkli'i 1' i! S de Mint'-r's Sale. ? Ross Blackunonct t.l ys E RJ Estridgc et al Pro/ S Soul! ? Piano Tuner The Pure Food Store. H C Hill?Notice To Reduce Expanses. Washingtoj, January 13 ? Presi dr.ut Finley of the Southern Railway Company stated ihia afu'rnoou that in view of the falling off in business and the decrease in revenues,' the management of the Southern Rail way Company has determined, as a step in its program of reducing ex penses, lo put into effect, as of Feb ruary 1, 1008 a reduction of ten per cent in the pay , of the President, Vice-Presidents and the other Gen eral OlHcers, and their ollice forces. PERSONAL. Miss Agnes E-zacs, of Chevaw, is in the city for a fftw weeks, as ihe Guost of Miss Nannio Hough. Her many young friends aro doligbted to seo her again. ^Mr. T. Ell wood Carpenter, of Mt. Kisco, N. Y , has retnmed to Camden much to the delight of his many friends hore. Mr Carpenter is with l>r. A A. Mooro. Kershaw special (o Nows&Courler : ? Mrs. Anna Cauthen, reliot of the lato Jamos T. Cauthen, left hore yes terday lor Rock Hill, whoro she will make her home with her son, Mr. J Claude Cauthen Her daughter, Mrs Daisy Hasselline, will follow in a few days. Plant Wood's Garden Seeds FOR SUPERIOR VEGE. TABLES & FLOWERS. Our busiaoRfl, both jn Garden and Farm Seeds, is ono of the largest in this country, a result duo to the faot that ^ Quality is always our q first consideration. Wo arc headquarters for Grass and Clover S^eds, Seed Oats, Seed Potatoes, Cow Peas, Soja Beans and other Farm Seeds. Wood's Descriptive Catalogue la tbe best and most practical ofseod catalogues. An u^todataand re cognised authority oa all Garden and Farm crops. Catalogue mailed tree oe request. Write for It. T. W. WOOD ft SONS, lEHIMfM. ? Tttiliifl Ti H'n Pay Yo.u in Save. Saving Is having. i: .iiii ill -(.)(> in a tiiuMui ciilciiUliiiii *?f 'he S11111 hiii oil til a t.|n-n( f'ilil. >1 V I'M llivi ?l (lllllrfl whlill \i'U wotiM !?' I)-it? r ("f !)??. ili;' without, Noll ritli IVmli l\ >i*i* how it n to n?'t i i<l (if ;t dollar, w illimil rml i/.iii^ any |i<ti tit ular /rout iI> expt'ii'liluri-. I'rp '<KII Will' Iii litis itll'l iliiiu'H lit our Do purl :?i? i?i, iiml Hff hovt raji i lly ytuir folium* will tfrow The Commeicial Bank Caiiideti. S. C. For Sale. A good niuke bicycle. Apply at ihis (dike. ?' Masters Sale, Stnte of Soutli Car-} In the Court oliriH, > of Common County of Kershaw.) Pleas. J loss lUackmon, Leroy lilackmonA Kate Blackman, Nannie JilackinunA John M Black mo n and Ersie Blackmon, by John M Lowery, their guardian ad liteni. Plaintiffs. Against. E M Est ridge, Almctta J. Black mon and K T Estridg<, Defendants. ( Partition Sale. ) Under and by virtue of a Decreo in I tiu above ea.se, inado by the Honorable Krnctit tJarv, Resident Judge of the 6.h J iidicialCircnit, at chambers hearing date January 1 .~?tl? , ICON, I will offer for Hale iit front of the Court IIouho door in tlie o|ty of Camden, ^during the Iokh' hours of s.ik on the first Monday in Febiuaiy, 1!>08 next, being the 3rd day thereof,the following parcels or tract# of land situated in the vLVuntiofl of Ker shaw and Lancaster, State of South Carolina: One lot. .situate in too town of Ker whaw, County of Laneanter, State afore said; 111 .>u wliieli is located a brick store loom, fronting West on Hampton Street of said town; forty-one feet, eight inch es, and running back Mast two hundred feet, more or less, to an alley; bounded North by lot next hereinafter deaeiibed ; South by lot of !?'. V. Trueadcl, Eatt by said nllcy, and West by said Hampton Street. One lot situate in (ho said town of Kit shaw, Countv of Lancaster, fronting West. ?<ti n?ii.! Hampton Street. f:>rty*oue feet, eight inches, ami running back East two hundred foot, more or less, to alloy; bmtndod'North by lot next hereinafter de scribed; South by lot above described; I'-UBt. by alley, and West- by said Hamp ton Street, upon which is located a brick store room. One lot situate in the said town of Ker shaw, Oountv of Lancaster, upon which is locatadl ii brick storo room, frouting West onTlnmpton Stieet of said town, forty one feet eight inches, running back Kast two hundred feet, more or less, to alley; bounded North by lot of J. E. W. Hai'le; South bv lot next hereinabove do scribed; Kast by said alley, and West by said Hampton Street. One lot situate in the town ot* Ker shaw, County of Lancaster, containing one acre, hounded North by lot of K. V Truesdel; 13 ist by Estate lands of Uou nelly; South by lands of E. M. E?lridge. and West by Estate lands of Jesee Truepdel, deceased. Ono lot situate in the (own of Ker shaw, County of Lancaster, fronting East on Matson Street of said town: bounded North by Hilton '^tMset; South by lot ol W. L. Croxton; Elwt by said Mutson Street and West by alley. One lot situate in the t.rtrn o' Ker shaw, County of, Lancaster, fronting North on Hilton,/Street, twenty-seven feet ; running baoK South thirty-siv t\-et; bounded Nilrlh by said Hilr^n Street; South and West by lot of li. S. i i >yd ; Kast by alley, Two hundred and Filly acres, nitre or Iosh, situate in the County of Lancaster, boimded North by lands of Alrnotta J. Blackuion; East by J. C. C <ok ami Ky tate lands of W. Beckum Hilton; South by W. U. Clyburn. and J. T. Black inon; West by J. T. Blackmon, and Alinetta J. Blackmon. One lot situate.in the town of Kershaw, County ot Kershaw> containing one a. re, bounded North.by lot Mrs. Helen lis. tridgc; KasI by Joh^ li. Uuker; Siuth by John It. Baiter, and West by land* Es tate of Jcase Ttueslel, decoaaed. Ono lot situate in the toWn of Bothune. County of Korjihaw. ono and twenty-ono hundredths of one acre; houndel Noril by lot W. E. Davis; KiU by W. K. Davis; South by King's Street of said town, and West by Blackmon Street. One lot situate in the town of B thune, County of Kershaw, containing two acres moro or loss; bounded North by Chestnut Street; South by Jim Watson, and"Ji S. Jones; East by Uluckmon Street; West by Main Street. One lot situate in tho town of Bothune, County of Kershaw, having a frontage of forty-one feet, eight inches, running back two hundttd feot; bounded North by J. S. Jones, South by J. S." Jonos; East by Blackuion Street; West by L. W. West. Twenty-five acres, near tho town of Kershaw, in tho County of Kershaw; bounded North by caUtc land* of Connel ly; East by L. A.Baker; South by Pub lic Highway, loading from the town of Kershaw tc the town ofBcthune; West by lands J no. It. Baker. Eighty-nine and one-half ac.es. situate in the County of Kershaw; boundod North by lands Davis Philips; East by J. J. Thompson, and'S. L. (Gardner, Jr.; South by lands of R. E. Tompkins, or Mrs. Nannie Tompkins; West by J. F. Moaley. Terms of 8ale Cssli. Purchaser to pay for papers, L. A. WITTKOW8KY, Muter for Kershaw County, Jan. &7lb, 1X?. A. F), KENNE? | When in need of anything in the ? Hardware line cail and see me. ? I A, D. KENNEDY. ' ? C ABB AG!-: PL \ G AI.??. 5 A v..j tARl.Y Jfl<SCY CH A!<i 'sro,. . . \ \ I MU Y Y.AKH i?l !J Tll't vVAKl' . . > < , | /. !. ? .,',101 SUM.Mf H g These plants are riv \ -.vn by tl obest known W growers; my er-.'p o ' ? . ? : -:.i i'i ? sumo plant o 1 am local c<J om (M- t. ' / i !??l-.oi SouihOaro- c o liiv.i, our climate i>> n.iivl, j iv-ni c?>ivt Id burden :] h **nJ cause plants to >??...! v? v.wu' i \\ alter soiling '' ^ OUt 111 IllC COktcl S<. Y?! i ? c* I Guarantee Sa'i; ? w . < v: v-'-i M< % fc* XI'lit IKS ii*AIM.ij i'?1 1. : i<!'v SKY- IvKl'UNIM'D Y KK V 1 (?\V ij? H '* y.prices;uc as I'o!!'),. i?,v p> vjoo ?? j;l .so, 5000 o to 9000 (<( ?1.25, ?ooo<> a.ui ovj, (? ?1.00. Special ? prices on lar^e lots. Send your oi,kis to [-IT V V . TOWLES. m a in'i \>' i -< >? nt. s. <\ Telegraph Office, Villus !s!M, S.C. ! ?.lis'uw i'lu-ne, Martins Point,$.C. l/n dcrta/cin^ & &SHMS i Vtol I StSKSOCJtewCI CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT EST. E. O. M<:CREI(i I IT. A. Thies' German Salve. Worth Its Weight In Gold NO HOUSK,ll',i,l) ( OMI'MiTH Wi l li or')' i r None Without Cures Eruptions of nil Inflammatory Nature; Pi'os, S??re8, Slabs, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Boils, Pimples, Iione-I'V Ion, Cr buncles, Stone-Bruise, Soit Corns, (^juick reliof to hard coins.) Scrofula, Sore-Breast, King-Worm, Burns, Eczema, Tetter and kindred diseases. Prevents Blood Poiaou or Lock-.Taw f ing from Stings, Biles, ScrntcheB by unclean instruments, Nail in Foot, or from any oilier cause. Allayj^ind alleviates pain Perfectlj harmlebs in ith application, buWftagical in it^ results. Once tried you will never bo without. Nothing but the purest refined material enters into its manufacture, Six (t>) month required to make as small a quantity as % ounce. Not injurious to the most delicate complexion, and why not keep a box on hau l. Ag? does not detract from its celebrat ed healing qualities. Saves much Buffering and many Doctor bills and is alway a true friend. Evtiry box guaranteed or money refunded. Price 2oe. For salo by all droughts, or,"? A. TIIIES, Proprietor, Charlotte, N. C. For Sale. THE ANORUM LOTS. ? Tho 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. Kach lot 60x300 feet $450 00 for one?$350.00 for the others. Growing frnit trees and shrubbery. They slope to the back assuring good drainage. Fire hydrant just in front. All taxes paid and no cost for papers. A twelve-room dwelling on DoKalb St. House in good location, and in good repair. Two stories and brick base ment. Two-room servant's house in >ard and two-room ten ant house in field on back street. Hams and stables and good shade trees Lot runs through to liutledge street. Price $4000.00. Two-story frame dwelling on Broad street adjoining tho Victoria Hotel.' Good trontage on Broad street and plenty o depth. Four tenant houses on premises. Fine cooking f uge floor covering*, shades and bath fixtures go with house. Price $3500.00. The old Odd Fellows Hall on liutledge street. Has a front agt of about 60 feet and a dep^b of nearly 200 feet. Hall has a large rooms and 2 small. 2-room servant's house in the yard. Fine shade trees. ' Price $1100.00. For Rent. s 2-story six-room dwelling on Main- Street. Ample premises in good condition. Water and electric lights in house. Price $16.00. A commodious livery stable on DeK&lb street near Main. c. c. MOORE. "Here is wishing you ail a happy and prosperous New Year." Now among your New Year pledges make this great pledge. To TRADE ONLY At The GILT EDGE STORE Where you can make your dollar purchase .more than anywhere else. Wo will co/i 1 i 11 ins our crush ed sale prices on all strictly winler goods, and our (vusto mors kiKtw what those prices mean. All of our Ladies ( loTiliH, l\uin (Joftls, Tailored suits, walking skirls, blankets comforts and lie.ivy woolen dress goods, etc. , At the mine ? SALE PRICES. SHOES! SHOES!! You are doing yoflrfHC an / injustice if you don't clothe your feet in a pair oftlio fa- * 111 oil.s Star brand shoes, for hit dies chrilditin men and boys A futi line Farm Supplies at ('.lowest cashpricQft or oil ap proved papers. If you want a one horse or> <1 two horse wagon, sec us before v : you buy. Yours Respectfully, Store. P. T. VillepUcuo, Proprietor.