The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 16, 1908, Image 3
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Miss
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seined
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luicest i
Ule girl
IP id at ,
aUko.
r?lar iu
L>iie lint,
ler own
IUJV l?ur UUI Ul I II
ju* ,, viatorC* aids'), andi
has b.eo Ibfj
PPff leader < f the Baptist
^Prefv?SnTi?r liiHhfaV service has
I won lor her the love aad reaped of]
her Church.
The groojp U almost a stranger
to ue, but judging from wbnt the
bride Is worth; of, ho Is n good nud
ndble man, and is to b* oongratu
lated upon the jewel ho lias won.
He Is a representative of the Stand
ard OH Co. of South Caroline.
: Tbe'Churoh was beautifully dec
orated in garlands and arches ofj
smilnx, from which were suspend
ed numerous hearts and wedding
bells. The ohancel, lighted by
candles In silver candelabra against
a background of white and green,
Was a thing of beauty. Promptly
at nine o'clock, Mrp. Benton Bruoe
accompanied by Miss Sharp on the
violin, rendered the wedding march
frQtt Xtoupngrio end the bride) par
ty was ushered to by little M isses
Nina Belle Hlnaon end Willie Belle
Mackey, clad in' blue aud pink silk.
They were followed by the ushers
Messrs. _ Young, PitU, Yates, Bin
son, Msthis end Thomson. Minn
Nine Thomson, to while mull, sol
ed as bridesmaid, Kiss Sue Young,
in lavender silk, as maid of honor,!
and- Mrs Waddy Thomson, Jr., In!
white si.k, aa matron of honor.
The flo-wers war# crys an Ihe mucus.
jThf bridfj clad , in an exquisite
gown toft whits satin with veil
caught up with llllles of tbevallev,
and" carrying a bouquet of bride's
roses, entered- on the arm of bqi
brother Mr. Waddy Thomson, and
was met at the altar by the groom
QCpompanled by his beat man, Mr.
Pftir, pf Qreonville. Rev. L. A.
Mitchell performed t ho beautiful
marriage ceremony in * solemn
and impressive manner after which
the bridal party repsired to the
UboiDC of the bride's mother where
a delightful reoeptlon was held.
The invited guests # were Mlad
Thomson's Sunday sohool class,
the' member* of the choir, a few in
timate friends and' relatives and
friends of Ibe family. Delioioue
cake end fruit punch were served
| -during the evaoUg.
The presents were numerous and
elegant, testifying to the affection
in which Miss Thomson is held.
Her Sunday Sohool class gave her
| a beautiful berry spoon, and th*
obureff gave her e Very handsome
Jaoup ladle and spoons in token of
[tbeir appreclatiop of her faithful
ice. The bride's traveling freis
bine broadcloth
hat la .inetob. Miss
re from "our
her home
Which cannot
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itl JLOOd
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Ih'ulli ol Dr 0. I, ItaSmiH u'6
?Just as wo go t<? pre## we learn
of dm dutth of l)r I) L I)?SauN*ure
wl?tf li oivurred I t < ni^hi ut IV
u'ulook of heart dlsmse
<>'?> Utwu in in jrhi'im on AGoount
or bi? for a b. tt? r in uii than
l)r i)?8&UMUre never live*'.
Though l<e i* gone his record ha?!
been made and will remain with oh
mh a lasting treasure. 1 1 10 life
genttr, hil lika th?? aiiil watora it]
?m? deep In hi? heart of hcaiU In*
carried thoso ho lovod.nDd hit* hand
wan rmer weary, hi* t?u p nevei
failed in earing f?r and iniuiaUriug
to (hone who wero in any way Ue
pendent upon him.
Hu w?? it devoted husband und a
kind and indulgent father; to hi#
siswi* a tender brother, to hi*
friend# the soul of fellowship. Hut
the greatest of all wan ho wan a
man. And as a man it U thai
those who knew him heal roost lov
ed to contemplate him. He ho*
liend in ike f ather hood of God and
'he brotherhood of man. lie ha
lieved that the man wbo scatter*
fltwers in the pathway of hi#
fellow men, who let# into the durk
places of life iho sunshine of hu
man happiness, is following in llit
fnolat* p* of hit) Manter.
In his dealh the iitpusl Church
losis out) of ita best aud most bou?
ored members.
Too funeral services will ho held
.from his lato residenoj to morrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
We regret that our limited timo
preven's a better and more extend
ed notice.
"I-King ufter a beautiful life Inn gone
To that fairer world on high, ,
Our lives are blight with its lingering ]
light
For a true life cannot die." m
Excursion Bates via So. Railway
Account South Carolina Slate
Fair tho Southei n , JRail way an
nounces veiv low round trip rates
from all points in 8 #uth Carolina
to Columbia, 8. C., tickets to be
sold Oct. 24t.li to 29?,h inclusive,
aud for trains beheduWd tonrrivej
Columbia befote noon Oct. 3(hh,
1908, limiled for return until Nov.
U, 1908
For ratrp, schedules aud infor
mation about api-cUl trains to Co.
luinbia on special d ?les apply to
Southern Uolwny ??enta or address
J. I*. Meek, AGP. Ait, A'br
itj Gi., or J C. Luik, I). P. Agt.,
Charleston, S C,
Special Trains for the Fair.
Account of the South Ciroliim
Sine Fuir the. Seaboaid ' A<r Line
Railway will operate sptoial trains
from Hamlet, N. C , to Columbia,
" C-, Wedarsnay and Thursday
October 28<b aud 29th, on ihe ful
lowing schedules: Leave
Hamlet 6 00 A M
Cheraw 6 35
Sictieo " 7 30
Helhune 7 45
C-issait - ~ 7 58 .
Sbepard 8 10
CAMDEN 8 26
t/ugoflf v 8 35
Ulauey ' 8 5 ff
Ariive Columbia at 9 45 A. M.j
eastern lime.
Roturning train leaves Columbia
5 30 P. M. eaatcrn time.
R'iund tiip ticket* to Columbia
nill he on sa'e October 24 to 29,
and for trains scheduled to arrive
in Columbia btfore noon Oct 80, j
limited to return until Nov. 2, 1R08
Tickets will be good on all trains.
For other information aud raUs
pply to anv Seaboard agent or
wrtio J. 8 'Klobbeigcr, T. P A -,
Columbia, 8. C., or 0. F. 8 ' tw a r ' ,
A G. P. A, Savannah, Q*.
TAX NOTICE,
Office of Treasurer of Kershaw County)
Csmdon, 8. C.? Sept. 4, 1908,
In ?ppordance wi(-b tljp 4cfc
aupplies (or the fiscal year commencing
January 1st, 1908, notice is horoby alveu
thai the book# will be open for collect*
ing State, county and school taxes from
Ootober 16, 1908, to M*rch 15th, 1909. A
penalty of 1 per cent will bo added on
all taxes unpaid by January 1st, J909.
A penalty of two per cent on nil unpaid
by Feb. 1st. 1909, A Density of #evon
S?r cont wl'l b? sddpd on all unpaid
larch 15th. 1909
Tha rate par oentnm for Kershfcw
oouaty i# aa lollowa :
Mills
State taxes, ft 1.2 1
School taxes, ^ 3
County taxes, ? 8 1-4
IJailro'^d taxes, 18 4
Court iiousc ho 1 1,4
Road, ' 1
Total. ? 14 3-4|
The lollowhut apenlal lovlr# have beer
madoalao: ?
Special School tax. Diatrict No. 1,
lor intereat on School Bonds Gradtd
finhool DuildiiiKi Mills.
District No. ?1. >4
Special School tax Dist, No. 1, "3
' 'i - " ? 2,
VT
4, 3
7. a
10, ?
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9
8
18, 8
19, S
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u u " " - 2
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It ?? >? ?? n y
The road tax of two dollara can bt
paid the Oonnty Treasarer.from Oetobei
18th. 1908, to March 16th, 1909.
The poll tax i# $1. J U
All information a# to taxes will be {
furnished upon application. 1
J In sending for Tax auounts and Re
nal* with whom i* ~
January last,' add
#. five both, and bee
?ndSo-oMifh..^
IS YOUR MOSEY
i
makijitr money lor youf Tlio more of it you
have employed for X*iU? thjs U*s* you nee.l to
work yourself, If you keep on saving and
putting your savings to work, tho J'uuled <v?p.
ital of ) our earning years will gradually take
up tlio burden, and you will not need to work
at nil.
lu tbo mean time }oi are insure 1 ngninst
hard luck or hard tinier. Iluvo you over
thought of having some money
/ . ' ' < ' ? ? . ? : ?
AT WORK FOR YOU?
If not, it is time you did if you Itavo any re
gard for your future comfort or for the well
being ?>:' those dependent upon you. NOW
is the time to begin to save.
If you want to start on the road lo finan
cial independence, open an account in our Sav
ings Department. We pay 4 per cent, inter
est quarterly.
ft FIRST NATIONAL Ml.
Citation.
South Carolina. ? lioralia ? County
By 1. 0 Jlouifh, u. C C. P. & G. 8.
Acting Probate Judge. .
VVluTein, IT' A. Witlkowsky made
suit lo me, to *'rant biro betters of A?i- ?
ministration of tho Kelele yi and elfccts
?f W. F. Ktod, dcceaaod
Those are therefore lo cite and ad
monish all anil singular the kindred and
ercuitors of tho a>ai<l W. P. lterd de
ceased , th. if. Ihvy bo and appear be'orn
me, ?n the Court of Probate, to he h*i I
al ('amdeu, 8 (I, fin ilctolm' 31st, nex*
after publication thereof, at 1 t o'clock In
the foiPtioou to show caOse, it any I l?o v
have, why th? said administration thould
not be granted.
Given under ray hand* Una 14th day
of October A. D., 1008.
Published on the 16th day of Oct -1908
in tho Camden Chronicle.
I. O. HOUOH, C 0. O. P. A G 8.
Acting Judge of Probate.
Citation.
South Carolina- ? > Kershaw County
By I- O. Hough, C. C. C. T. i'< U- fl.
Acting Judge of Probate,
Where.-* R, U. Team rpnde suit
to me. to ifrAnt htm Letters of Ad
ministration, of the Estate of Hnd c(
feots of George C'arntah, deceased.
These are there/ore to oho and admon
ish all and singular the kindred nod
creditors of tho said Guorge C*rniVhi
deceased, that th^y he and appear before
rue, in the Court of Probate, to ho hold
at Camden, S. C , on Saturday, Oct. 17ih
next . after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
If any they have, >shy the said admin
istration should not be granted.
Given.under my hand this 30Lh day of
Sept., A. D.. 1908.
Published in "the Camden Chronicle,
on the 3nd d*y of Opt , 1903.
I. t\ HOUGH, O. C O. P. ft G. 8 ,
Acting Judge of Probate.
Citation.
S?mb CftrolInar-rUershftw County.
By r.O. Hough, C. C. 0- P * 0. S
Actln; Judge of Probato
Whereas, Mr*. 0. A. Cantoy mado
puit to me, lo grant ? her Lelterd
of Adminiutration, of the Folate of and
effects qf Jamo* C?(Uey. <]occa$$ 1.
Theno aro therefore to cite arid admon
ish all and singular tho kindreii and the
creditors of tho Raid James Cstitey,
deceased. that they btf and ap
pear before mo, in the Court of
Probate, to bo held at Cam.
den, 8- O , on the 24th day of
October next after publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, If anv they have, why tho said
aoinipUtratian should not be granted.
Given under mv hand tint Q.h day of
October. A. D? lt#U8.
Published In the Camden Chronicle
on tho 9th day, of October, 1JK)6.
T. C. Hough, 0. C. O. y. ft G, S.
Acting Jndge of Probate for Kershaw Co
MANUFA0TURBR8 OF?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material.
ash Weight* and Cord.
CHARLESTON. - . - - S. C.
Purchrtee our makes, which
wjhjfty* to any
ibij South, and thereby sara
mouey.
Window and Fancy Gla&* a
ipocialty. : July 4*7- '
ia * SiiSTi.. - aX ?* r$sfif^3?jSL2L:.
For Rent.
Three fur n I e h r room# ? bed
room, kilthun aod dining room
Apply to Camden Slore.
Barguma Id Rt>ul Estate .
I T you wish to get bargains In
real eat'ile, either In ilie city 01
oounii?, cull on G. O, Alrxnnder,
Real Kdiuic Age;. I, CVradon, S.C.
Rogm? lo R^nt.
Svv?r?l rooms on L)ttWton 8i .
A.Uo Iihv? onu txirnaion table nnd
organ f *.> r nul<\ Apply at Tin
Cur on k-lo < Met?.
1 OR SALE.
Fiuo lot of braud new furnliun
consisting' of iwo mnh^gony brd
room sui'.tfl, one uittlmgony IihIi
suit*', gold. n oak diuiug iorm
lunge au<i entire kl'chih out
fit, hath lul?, nig* aud cnrptln.
AU now ??d (1 hi rl as Parlt'b
*wUhiug to furnish biuae for ti o 1 1 1?
? rn boarders wlji do will to look
Into tUla Mutt be Ukcn no a
nbok*. Knquiro fit this office.
Very Low Ratas to Denver, Colorado,
aud Rotui n via Soulhcrn Ry.
Oi acoo'Unt ?>f the 4nnv*l Cm
veution, Ameiloan Hunkera' A,?"
olation, tire Hontbtiu KM' way ?n,
bounce* aitraut.vc low rotiu l irip
rate# to Drover, C?'. "1 ickele lo
be sold d nil y until Bcpiewhrt 30.. h,
1908, good lo return loaving Din
ver not laler than Ouloiur 31,1908
Fur ratra, details, schedule h? tic,
upptrto Southern Ry ticket sgenl',
.J L M-tk, A y V Agi , Atlanta,
Ga., or J C LubU, I) F A., Char Us
ton, 8 C. .
Restaurant.
tfotio* it hereby given tint I
have bought out IhjB restaurant re
oently conducted by K. L. Kabua
one door south of my priiunt place
of bualucftf', and thnt I will conduct
It in a drst-clais manner for while
poople^
y.-ut patrouoge ia solicited.
B specifully,
K M. Htudiix.
August 28
Ginning $l..oo
Oar Ginnery hue been thor
oughly overhauled and we will
be able to give prompt and
aatiafactory service. Onr pin
ning Charge this bcason is on
ly $1 per bnlo.
See ns before selling or ex
changing your cotton seed.
Lugoff Ginnery,
INT. B. Uabon, Mg'f.
BKUiV PAIN Till
Repairs of ftll kind Promptly
done on all kindsof Velii
cles. Funning imple
ments' a specialty.
CAMDEN CARRIAGE WORKS
R. M. HAMPTON,
. Proprietor.
iii i.i,i mm
f ; ? . ? rv-4
Fall And Winter
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ON A LEVEL WITH LOW PRICE
COTTON AT THE FAMOUS
. .
01 LT EDGE STORE.
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Now wo realize .that crops ero short in some sections and
that our stable (cotton) is not hri just what it ought to,
ho We are going to try and meet you halt' way. Wo have a
store lull of new good* ami at prices o,? and below the level
of the price ol cotton. Ooino in and let iU convice you that
#1 will buy just an 'much this tall .hk $1 7>0 vould last winter. ,
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Ladies' Tailored Suits, Cloaks, Skirts
And Rain Coats.
We have a beautiful line of thes?? {rt.ods just leeeived from
eoine o f t h o best northern tnilors, li' >ou want to wee gome
of the newest styles in suits ju^t eoijie in and look at our liuo
from $1'J 00 to $25.00.
Dfess ^ood8.
We are showing the most complete lino of Woolen I)resg
Goods, bilks and nil of the novelties in ?ilk and cotton mixed
gooda i n t he cityTv and JLlOhr so ohvnp! - t.i what otir lady
frit-ruls say when we tell them the price.
|Mot1ops9 flotlopsl
Our stock of noveliies in neckwear, Ix-lts, libbons, ruchings
and all the littlp adjuncts to a lady's dtn ss cannot be sur-~
paed?d?(i o t
A full line of gen th', ladies' and childten's underwear at
popular piirew.
P. T. Ylltepi?ae. Proprietor.
Domestics.
Here is Where you can pee the big difference. in prices.
FiUit of the Loom and Androscoggin 4-4 Bieh 10c yd
A good 4-4 Cambric at 10c yd
A good 4-4 Sea Island at 5c yd.
3-4 Sea Island at 3 3 4 cents per yd
Best 10-4 Bleached Sheeting at 23c yd
Brst 10-4 Brown Sheeting at, 20o yd
Good Checked Homespun at Qu > d
4-4 Bleached Homespun from 5c up.
fc>pe oar remnants of Outing at 5o )t|
? ?Remember.
Remember wo have a ^adio*' waiting lvorn fixed ? fy;
up oil our second flooi* with lavatory aud complete^ la* -
dies' toilet conijectcd up with sewerage, where ladies can take
'the children and be perfectly private.
Come and trade with us and see .what good, honest bar
gains you will git. ^ ; 1 ~ , w 'p
Yours Respect fully,
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
Big line Shirts at cut prices.
STAR BRAND SHOE I BETTER
* #. * v . * t
That is their motto, and they arc better every year. Full
lino men's, bojs\ ladies' and children's. Try ; a pair of out
family shoeg,
Rugs, Mattings And Art Squares.
Something new to show you in this liuo. Look at our
Fiber rugs and art squares. Big stock of matting and rujrs
just received. ? v