The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 14, 1908, Image 3
LITTLE THINGS
make up the.1 sum >1 human existence and
little, but surpassing good things, make up
our ttoek of
GROCERIES.
?Stuffed Dates.
Fitted Dai^s.
Pitted Prunes.
Pulled J'i&s.
Layer Fif/s.
Evaporated Apples.
Evaporated Peaches.
Evaporated Apricots.
Evaporated Pears.
Evaporated Prunes.
"The Pure Food Store."
,1)
Drop in and imve u cup of collet*
urd iiofc I)ificuiLh at our store any day
tn'xt week?will be glad to/-*ee you
il you intend to buy or not. J
iJurns & Barrett.
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A Word to Tho Farmers.
I'he Giit. S t?? j o ii r?;! noiue
thing to aay to the farmers thiw
week about Fertilisers, Thornhill
wagons and farm supplies of idl
kind. See tlie new advertisement.
Mr It B. Williama Suggested For
) Shoriif.
Mr. Ktlilor : ? We take pleasure
in naming Mr. It. B. Williams for
tho position of Sheriff of our coun
ty at, the next election. We have
not. consulted him regarding tliie
matter but h < certainly made us
a lirst-clusf ShirilF while he he)rl
that tdfice anil wo sincerely hope
ihat he will consent to ruu again
and obJigrj his Man}- Friends.
Fined for Sel'ing Partridges.
i'.vo co oved pi. i?ons rrno.
it>M vmp\* hv Mr K Lrijj. .
pigue for selling a number of par
tridges and brought b?fora Magis
trate Fincbcr, who fined them $10
each for violation of the Audubon
Act. Mr. Villepigue is the game
warden for this county and it is hie
da'.y 10 see thai the law is cofc-reed.
Violators of the law should take
heed.
Mr. D. E. Hinaon To Open Again.
Mr. D. E. Hiuson will on tha
15th ir.st (to-morrow) open up a
grocery business iu Camden. He
will occupy the same store he for
merly used near the old F. & M.
Bank. 1 Mr. Hinson has many
friends in Camden and Kershaw
county who will be glad to learn of
his intention to open up again
Look out for his advertisement and
givo him a call.
Commendable Resolution'.
At a recent meeting of city coun
cil a resolution was passed that
t^e .city council of Camden should
pVy the rent for the armory of the
KerahaW Guards. This action on
the part of council is indeed most
commendable for no organization
is of more benefit to a community
than a well organized military
company?such a oae as is the
Kershaw GuarJs. Money invested
for the llenefit of a military compa-l
By is funds well spent, and wo are!
Bnro that our city fathers will re
oeive the hearty approval of tho
taxpayers for this just donation,
and tjie moral cffoct of it will be
far reaching,
HIGH GRADE GROCERIES
A. full line of Fresh Iligh
, Grade Groceries Con
stantly on hand
National Biscuit Oo's Cakea
All si^es and Kinds.
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-Fall line Fancy Fruits.
The Up-JowiL Grocery
k. wTmubchison,
J.
A GOOD
Petmanent position with a guar,
unteed salary, for men and women,
work at home, may bo had by writ
ing for information, with stamp
enclosed, to the Pine B*lm Mnhu
fucturing Co., bputhern Pines, N. C.
Now Advertisement*.
We direct your attention to the fol
lowing new adyerlieements which
appear in The Chronicic to-day:
Commercial Bank.
G F Watts?-Trespass Notice.
John B Arrants?Registration
Notice. ?
Hums & Barrett?Majestic link
ing Demonstration.
J 8 Trantham?Tax Execution.
Gilt Edge Store?A word to the
Farmers.
(} A Sc R L Moseley?Groceries.
An Approaching Marriugo
Of widespread Interest in Colum
bia is the following invitation is
sued during the week:
Mrs Donald McQueen
requests the honor of your company
at the wedding reception of her
d a u g h te r
Kluanpr Neilson
and
Mr. Harry Hannatian Withet#
on Wednesday evening, Feb. 10
from 8 until 10 o'clock
at 1320 Senate Street.
Columbia, South Carolina.
The wedding will be a quiet
home a'ifuir Immediately prior to
the reception,?State fllh.
fitiss Ethel Vanlandingliam JTcyv In
CamdoQ
We tako the following from the
Lancaster News:
"The many friends as well* as
relatives of Miss Ethel Vanlanding
liam in Lancaster, her former home
will be pleased to learn that she is
now nearer them, having gone to
Camden this week from Concord,
N. C., to accept a position as Pos
tal telegraph operator, employment
similar to that in which she has
been engaged in Coucord for sever
al years, as will be seen from the
following, taken from the Concord
Times;
"Miss Ethel Vanlandinghatp, who
lias for the past five years been the
operator of tho Postal Telegrapi
Co., will leave Thursday to accent
a similar position at Cimden, S. C.
She has been a clever and accomo
dating operator, and all our people
regret to see hor leave here, where
sho is very popular. She will bo
succeeded here by Miss Nance, of
Retdeville."
PERSONAL.
Mr J F Bateman was in Camden
one day this week.
Rev. Jab^r Ferris passed through
Cnmden last Saturday on his way to
Kershaw where he prcaclied twice on
Sunday.
Mr E R Hunter of Ker?haw No.
wan in Camden last JTiiday and gave
us ^ pleasant call. Mr Hunter is
another ?'brand-new and paid-in ad
vance" subscriber.
With a good many other ladies
Mrs W U Hough went down to
Charleston with the legislative dele
gation which visited that city a few
days ago. Mrs Hough says ihat the
trip was greatly enjoyed by al^ the
logics, y
Major and Mra S R Adams are
erijoying a visit from their sister
Mrs C F Mahler, of 8t Paul, Minn
Mrs Mahler has made freqnent visits
to Camden where the has made
many friends who will bo glad to
learn that she will spend the rest of
the winter here.
,-Mr E G Elmore, of Spartanbnrg,
candidate for State Superintendent
of Education, waa in Camden on
Wednesday. Mr Elmore ia the pres
ent Superintendent of Education of
Spartan bnrg county, which poeiiion
he ban held since 1901. Prior to
that time he was a member of the
Bd of Ed of Spartnnbnrg oonntj and
ifor ***t yearn taught ecbool in
WaPBWIISE '.
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j At The Op a j u liou*u I?ixi J?riUt?y
Night
I I lit- KcliiiOcri-K) tupliouy Club
and cartel to ig ilio jjext atirao
j Hon hi t ite Opera 11 .une. This
i>:<nnp>?n\ a HI >ippeai I.ere ?iext Kn
i ? i?y night, Fib. 1'Ui.
j A Double Wedding
Lust S.;nd*v wj.g t. bogy day
/ with Notary Public K Creed, ? f
iOii.t.-y i i . On ti.*t di* a*, hm
? h?>uj.- Kb joint I hi the holy iiout k
of ntn11?iii.i jy Mr. l'ommie
.and M?*h la.Jio Martin, couple N'1.
1, and Mr. ? ? Miii!ey uitd Miha
? Lulu lVr#Vi o<>upie IS<>< 2, uli i<f
I)* Kxlh. Mr. Creed nays Unit is* the
? iirn', "double headei" to muirimou\
bo lias ever had to contend with.
At The Presbyterian Church.
ltev. Mr. Wilcox preached a
highly iobtruclivo and interesting
aermon in I lie Cauiden Prcabyten*
an-Chu/eh last Sunday. Next
Suuduy Kev. J. C. Itowuu who haft!
recently been called lo ilie pastor- ,
ute of the Camden Church will
preach here. Mr. ttowan ib atill a!
utudent at the Columbia Thcologi
cul Sf mi nary and will not enter (
regularly upon the duties aa paHtor
until after the clove of the pieaent
session sometime in April, ilo is
said to bo a gentleman of high at
tainment*, and the church is unani
mous in tho call extended to him.
"Cranford.''
For the benefit < f the Hobliiijc
HtM Chapter 1>. A. U. the play
"Cranford" will be presented by lo
cal talent at the Court House on
Feb. 28th. The following is the
caul of churacters:
Miss Multie Jenkiuid
? Mi^|r Cora Carrison
Mary Smith, (Protegee)
? Mlse Margaret KldrcUge
Lady Glenmire. '
? Mrs. E. C. von Trcackow
Martha, (Maid)
? Miss Matda Dens
Mine Pole,
? Mies Emily Carrison
Mrs. Fitz Adams,
? Mips Godfrey
Mian Baiker,
? Mine Jordan
Mrs. Jnuiiesou,
Mr. Peter Jenkins,
? Mr. Yates
The cause is a most laudable
one and we trust that there will
uot he atunding room in the Court
House on the evening of the 28th.
The Majestic Manufacturing Co , of
St Louis, Mo , will huvo a mor. at
Burns & Barrett's store nil next
week who will show you how to bake
bieouits, brown top and bottom, in
three minutes. Pon't miss thie
chance of seeiug t|)p great cooking
wonder.
Mooting ofD./i, 11.
Camden, S ()., Fob. 6, 1908.
Tho Hobkirk Hill Chapter D. A.
11 met this afternoon (it tho resi
dency of Mrg Jatnos B. Wallace.
After the reading of the minutes of
tho proceeding meeting and the
acveral officers and committees gave
their report, the Regent read a com
munication from the chairman of
the Committee on Monuments for
the State, asking thai we contribute
to the ereotfbn of the monument on
the State House grounds at Colum
bia, a C, to the Partisan leaders-^
Suqpter,- Marion and Pickens, ftnd
to sollders of South Carolina who
fought in the Revolutionary War.
{n 1^0^ a CnfiutUian Column from
the old Stato House building was
i:ivcn the State Society D A. R. for
this purpose. The cost Of erection
will be $5,500. The It< gent solicit*
a hoarty co operation in this plan
proposed?both mattor of pride
and privilege, and asked that the Ku
teVta'oment Committee suggest
some plan to raise funds for this
monument. The Commilleo has ar
ranged the play "Crr.nford," lor
Feb. 28th, and tho cast of charac
ters has already been g out
We trust i^a( thin play will bo
patronised by all who arc iu^iroil
with patriotism, and have the histor
ic associations of old Camden and
the country at heart.* Wo extend to
-all?both residents and "strangers
within our gates" an iuvitatlon t<> at
tend and give us their cordial sup
port. .
Mrs. Kirk land read a deli^Utful
paper?subject: "LaFayettco and
DeKalb in South Carolina." Espe
cially did she dwell upon the reception
of LaFayette iu our historic town
when he was warmly welcomed by
his adtpirers after au absence of
many years, ,
Miss (iuger being absent Mrs de
Jersey read her paper?subject:
Rescue of LaFavette by Colonel
Francis ^tinloch Huger." This pa
per was tuost interesting as it was
written by nn nunfc of Mrs DeJcrsoy
and Col. Huger was her grandfa-1
tber.
Both ladies were accorded thanks
for their papers.
It was moved, seconded and a
dopted that the Chapter limit for
membership be extended from thirty*
six to fifty. Five new D?mn were
proposed and accepted. The gnosis
present were Mrs Carpenter, of New
York, and Mrs. A. A- Moore. .
Programme for next meeting,
March & Paper, "Great Carolinians
in Revolutionary Ti^ea.-/-Mra.v A. I.
de Jersey. Hwatesc?Mrs IIT . A
Shannon. B N. Caniey, Sec
W. B. DE'LOACH,
Attorney-At-t-aw,
OAlCDKN, S. O
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The Sa'e
Way
N'o inntt*( wK c - .r i ,s,
ii-.i. :?> j i , , t *..y
\our im a i.^-t ? i i ? i .
I'Htittiii.sh votitM-!/ lir.iiiv i.i
t.lisiiu SH tMli l|lf. U | r I
)> u.k act'ouiii ' > |io?(. i
lioilar \\n i , ?> I'lt.i, ?
kiit'li.* it) t/'.u M'iu^s )v
puriuu-ul jtmi rnji iy ii:<
knowledge of mciuh
against tli-pi ni.fj.c
The Comrnerciat Pan
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Pamflot! Q P
UUIiiUlM, i). t?.
Trespass Notice.
Hunting or trespassing for ?t.y pui |><>*
oj) my |au<)?, 12 mile# wot of ('.tind.-n
it ?triotlv forbiddn. %??von ? uola'i.t,
tbi# notice v. ill bo clettlt wiiii Hcordiitg ti
law. (i. I'. WATTS.
J in. K>, J?08.
Repjstratian Notice.
<0
Tlio books of regtHtration f.?r the i<ur
|h?h? of reentering (juulillod yotei* in tli"
City of Camden, will bo open in tlx
Council Chamber, every Wednesday
from y a. m. to 2 p. in.
JOHN H A KHAN IS.
Supervisor of Registration,
(/a nidi*n, 8. Feb 1') !?08.
Tax Executions.
Under und by virtue of an mli y tux
<*yecUtio|in to me directed, I will ( i o .v'a d
to hell, lieforo tin* Court HotiHed^or in tl.o
City of Crttnden, on tlio first Monday in
March, 1008, during tlio legal boms of
tittle, the following deteribed prop- i t_%
to-wit: ,
2 Bedateads, 2 seln Bed Spvin.^a, H
MattresseH, 3 Qqiltf", 1 Lamp, 1 Pitcii' '
and liarfin, 1 'lalde, 1 Cbina i'ot, I'il
jows Sheets and Towels (twoofeaoh and
)>08?|b!y more), I Chair and several oth
er household articlea. 'Levied upon and
to be aold us tlio property of M. F. \liip.
ley.
Terms of Sale?Cahli
J. H. TU ANT HAM
s. K- c.
Feb. li. lyoa.
^ ( w.ii lb* FtoUhed Next Sunday.
>i 1'lie seriuon commenced b) Kov.
L A Mitchell l??t Sunday will lie
V I iiuiaht'd next iSundav. lhu n?b
k , .
j V. Ot I II' ti- I II WHH *'tlll Klltlll
''"K "
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^ A Sen tea* Wuik.
^ i'w ihe ? ..o 4?iioii f'f i wo <>i ihice
^ wetcrday fI'Utihpoi, the
ti?.s n?>v. I ?vu bvclt in thi* local*
i'v *1'.ivi ! ih So???I .\ . A ?> ' (!'i'in1>?
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'* hut.| ItO lO CO dl'^lCt'8.
v W vK-d'a tjtM-d Cutaloguo.
W 11 vt i ?? i e i 1'. W. VV nod
* i S >?| rt S.?m .'a ' (ilojj - ?' for 15)08.
f 1 I l? I IU o| I IU li fllM1 nltmi'ftl Hill)
, .n "?. ?~.4.???'. In i i bi't'd i nlhlo^uof.
> I Ilia i:HiM!ugut> in particularly valu
j able in the information iltnl it
>i\th ubt ut ooulhem m'ciIh hit11
' jt?outliern crop*, find tthould be hi
v ihe hands of h 11 <?ur gnrdenera and
| f* r:\iers. 1? wilr hp (Mailed ft -e,
, t.jx.u 11 (jut it in I' 'A'. Wood
>? P.iclti >li I, V ;?
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ncin . x Mai-cIi 1 Mli lUv A
?on.Vi t'liic.ipi, will eonluc' i>
i n ' ? of n ? In :'h in ()luiton.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
; (at" of St tin 11 ('Molina, ) frUuuX-flJlJUu111'
('ounty <>f Ki'ruliaw. ( in*m I'lua*.
I HT^rr-i; rrKiTf'Ptam+ttf, ft
tlijillAUt
J. I'/i't ?<'.'? (' ~Huj>f'ins, Excnitor of
flit' /its! II ill I LAli 7v Sftlill*' * t ()/ Ala
ry /J. AMi'h dveaned, 'Amanda
V. 1I >ji ?' /t</ C A. ]iy<iks} ^
Defendant*.
j
i ?i tIk* iMiiniaitdr?
You are liurchy summoned ami roqitir
oM to a iHWtM'ihc complaint iu t liirt uctiou,
>? oooy "1 which was tHcd jn the offldA ^ i
I the Clerk of tlio Court for Kerphnw
'County <>n the. KS'li i|ny ofJanuary, A. I).
I.KjS. ?i.<l to s t'Vn a copy of your nnnwor
to t'io ?itid complaint on the auhacrthorN
.ti I .'i ofli.H' in C.uiidi'n, J*. C. ; w it I: in
lw?*111v ?tav? niter tlio aervic.o heroof, ex
clusive of l ho day of nuch hijrvtce, ami if
, you fail to answer tlo< complaint within
tin' lime aforVsaitl, the plaiittill* jn lid"
Motion will apply to tho Court for !ho
: Hitr domnnded in tho (u mplalnt.
I LAIIKE vox TItKSOKO W,
IMaiutilT'a Attorney?.
Dated January 1S11 j, 10U8.
I'o I. ThomaWl^ Hopkius, lOxmentor of
I i|ii? lust Will airtKl^taiuwrf of Mary
A AIden. deoeaaeUjrttfeuinda W. Jiop.
? Hopkins nn<( C. A. lirukc^Weiidauts
ifi thin rtetlfm : . S .
wind demmis.ied the home "I Irwin
FranI<1 in. severely injuring' I' r.uiUliu
and his wile ami four children. I he
tornado lore a |t'.ilJi through _ lvjes
lt)0 foe I wide. liuildinjjs, telephone
and eleetrie light poles were laid llal
in tin' storm's path while great dam
age was dojie in oilier pails of. tho
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IN. C. BOYKSN,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Mercantile Risks A Specialty.
Represents Only The Best Ami Mont Reliable Companis
Ileal Kstale Ami Kenting Agent.
?A. D. KENNEDY.
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Headquarters For
ins: \n
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
A. Thies' German Salve.
Worth Its Weight In Gold,
NO HOUSEHOLD COMPLETE WITH
OUT IT.
Nods
Genuine
Wilhoo
Sipalnre.
Core* Eruptions of all Inflammatory Nature; Piloa, Sores
Stabs, Cuta, Bruises, Sprains, Boils, Pimples, Hone- Fe n, Cr,
buncles, Stone-Bruiae, Soft Coma, (quick relief to hard corns,)
Sorofula, Sore-Brcant, Ring-Worm, Bums, Eczema, Tetter and
kindred diseases. Prevent* Blood Poison or Lock-Jaw 1
ing from Stinga, Bltee. Scratches by unclean instruments,
Nail in Foott or from any other cause. Allays and alleviates
pain Perfeotl) harmless in it* application, but magical In ita
results. Onee tried yon will never be without. Nothing but
the purest refined material enters into it* manufacture. Six
(6) month required to make aa araall a quantity as % ounce.
Not injurious to the moat delicate complexion, and why not
keep a box on hand. Age does not detract from ita celebrat
ed heal log qualities, gam much suffering end many Doctor
Wlla and Mi)eay a tree friend. Every Wx guaranteed or
money refunded. Price 96c, For sale by all druggists, or,
A. TUIKS, Proprietor. Charlotte, N. O.
To rpi'1?t
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Fcrttii zefs'si 1
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Nitrate of Soda'and Peruvian; from//.
houtij America. , ri" ,9-,. ,/.
v ?'? ?. v^ t
Ma rate o? P0U13J1 and Kauit from TyQ
\y'
(jeriuafliv.
COTTOM SEED MEAL
Roystjr'f. and lie-id's Famous Fer
tilizers in all the high,grade Mixtures
Thomas' Phosphate (Basic Slag)
THORNHiLL WAGONS
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One, Two and Three Horse?Guar
an teed First Class M
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A FULL LINE OF FARM SUP
PLIES OF ALL KINDS.
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3*. w
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Specially Low Prices on all of These ;;
Goods for cash or on reliable papers
We Wil! Continue Oar
Great Slaughter Sale
\ THROUGH THIS WEEK
COME NOW AND TAKE ApVAN
TAQE OF THESE PRICES.
. Yours Respectfully,
P. T. Vlllepkae, Proprietor.
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