The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 08, 1909, Image 3
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We wish everybody a
very happy and prosperous
NEW YEAR.
Very Truly,
BRUCE & LANG.
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Phone 2.
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Cabbage Plants For Sale.
? My Fall crop of Cabbage |?Uuta
is now reudy. H. Tcueedeil.
Lost.
Los*. ? A plain gold on IT link wiife
_lumL about Duxl _2i Ji boisvi tu ihi.
|> ??? t ? lli,;e and M.'. H dieii C John
son's residence in Ku It w>?od. Find
or will please leave it ?l The Cli ion
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Tea Thin Afternoon.
The ladies of <>f the Prt-sbr terian
Cliurch will J4 i ve h I'ea 011 Friday i
afternoon Jan u 3' 8 h. from 4 to 6'
o'clock at tho residence of Mr. j
Woolen on Fait S'.rcit. A1 missions
25ots.
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To Young Men.
ll?r. L. A. Mitchell will contin
ue Ins peri* a of sermons to young
mt ii ot^iJumlay night. T'lese sei
tnous liave?i>een most excellent once
and i ?. is curuegily desired that the
young men of i lie community at
tend.
(Jreat patisfaction js being express j
ed by ojr customets.
liatuch Nettles Co. |
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Thanks.
The Camrlen Cnroniele took t lie
holiday we^k ? IT this year for the
first time in about lift* en years. We
hope tlie editor ct Joyed tho season
to Its fullness. He dtsoived the
rest and rccreatiou. ? Southern Pub
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Generous afsortnients are features
in all departments.
Baruch Nettles Co.
' An Engagement Announced.
* In the Virginia-Pilot (Norfolk,
Va.,) of the 22od of December Mr.
and Mrs Lindsay Milton Coffaaan
announce the engagement of tiieir
daughter, Margutite, lo Mr. Wil
liam Rsiford Eve, Jr., of Chmden.
"The mariiage is to take plaoo in
February. f(
Hero is the Home of low Prioes,
good goods and plenty of them.
Baruch Nettles Co.
An Appreciated Compliment.
? On yesterday we reoelved- the
following from a valued subset iber
lf> a neighboring oil v ;
"Dear Editor: ? Tne paper did
not coido last wci k. Simpl/
CAN'T do without It.
Yours truly,
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It is useless to s?y that the nb >ve
compliment is highly appreciated
by us. Tne reason the paper did
not make its appearance is that
wo look holiday for Christmas ?
tho first wo have taken in a num
s ber of years.
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- Temporary trado is not our wish.
' tis a labting trado.
Baruoli Nettles Co.
'rfew Officers Taking Charge.
? On Tuesday last tlie offloe of Su
perintendent of Kducaiion was for
? ffially turned over by Mr. \V. li.
Turner to Mr. I J. McK^nxip.
Mr. MuKenzte ban already oiovtd
bia family to CauHcn and they
ocoupy one of the Wolfo cottage*
on Fair street, botvrcen DiK*H>
and Laurou?. At stated in a pre
vioua tieue Mr. Turner will apply
himself to tbe study of mtdieine.
He i? ft- moat ex oe I lent _ yonng man
and we wish blm unbounded aue
oeis.
Mr, O. Luoas Dixon baa taken
charge of tbe Coroner's office.
Mr. W. L Mc On well received his
oommtesion on .Tuesday, sod od
Wednesday assumed tbs duties of
lbs ofllce of Judge of Probate.
W it Sobtffner ?'Msrx Clothing.
Hats, Manss and JUgiAa
?vT Baroek HtltM Oow
John Wiegand, Jr.,
Director of Orchestra at "The
Kirkwood.''
Teacher of Ptauo. Beginners and
advanced pupils received.
Ginning Notice.
U.itil further notice Friday in!
iiiuutng day ul the Camden Oil'
Mill.
Lost, Strayed or
Stolen.
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Fox Terrier with bl ick spots and <
ihort tuil. Answers lo name of
?Jack." Any infoimatton will be
upprcciaUd aud rewarded toy
VV. R. Kve. Jr.
Important Notice To Veterans.
AM Veterans who wish crosses of
liofior, or lineal descend -tuts of Vet
jraas (daugjt?rs if there are t> ??
jons) C'?o g<>t same by sending in
iheir Dhiri?'s vt once to Mrs. G. H.
r>*?n(iir, President John I). Kenne
iv Chapter U. I). C, Cinnden. Ap
plications must be sent in ut leas"
three months btfoic the time op.
;)ointid for presenting the crosses
!' iioao crossco tviH hs given on Mo
moiial Day ? the 10 h of M ?y.
Notice Pensioners.
All persons who desire, to mnk.
Application for a pension for the
ensuing }ear are hereby notified to
call upon me ut the Auditor's i fflee
duhng the month of Junuaty, 1909.
Those already on the roll need n?t
inuko new application, lNut can re
port to tne cither in person or by
letter, so that their names can be
placed ou the roll for the next year.
W. F. Russell,
Pension Commissioner.
Impressions count iu busiuess and
we are making many inopri ssions.
Burucb Nettles Co.
Miss Nanoy Lindsay Wins the Prise.
A few weeks ago the Columbia
Stole offered lo the children of
South Carolina a pr:zu of $25 00
for the h'st written letter to San
laQlau*. MissNaooy Lindsay, the
liright and attractive little daugh
ter of Mr. sod Wr9. .John $ Lind
say, of our city, was the fortuuatc
winner. The following iu the let
ter :
Oa-mjen, s. C., Dec. 15, 1008
Dear Santa Claus t
There is one tiling
My heart would hold dear,
So pleaso won't, you bring ma
A little white fur
To keep my neck warm
When the weather U rough?
And won't you bring with it
A little white muff?
They are beauties, I know;
The Tapp ccxnpany lias them,
For The State says so.
Then down toSylvnn's
I want you to go,
And Just wait a moment,
He will open the iToor;
Tell him a little girl
Has asked you to bring
A pretty gold bracelet
And a sweet little ring,
He sure to get it there,
For by The State I am told
What comes Trom Sylvan'*
Is always pure gold.
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Now just one thing more,
Old Santa Olaufl. dear ; ,
A beautiful dolly
With blue eyes and real hair
Be sureTft get it
At Mimnaugh's big store,
For the State says Mlmnaugh
Has dollies galore;
Dollies to sleep and dollies to talk}
And Mimnaugh eyen
Has dollies enough to wftjk,
White dresses are pretty,
Butr.ally I think
I would rather have my dolly
All dreised up In pink.
Your little friend.
Nancy Lindsay.
< 'atfiden, g. C.
Age 0 years 4 months.
i'KRSONAL
Baiuch Nettle# (Jo. have moved to
their now store. tuxt to Kxpresa of
tteo
M #?jr?r and Mrs S it AdstarSfOTT
joying ? vinit from their Mister, Mra
ijh hc if m F Ma id or, of fcJt Paul, Mini).
Mr JedBB Hammond and family
who liuTo bi'fii r* sid<ng at Boykuib
depot, have moved to WedgcfUH
i Mr K B Williams who now I. olds
?4 position on the Plate constabulaty
foroM in Ohuileston, iu Cutudet)
lattt wmk
H on John O Kiehird# |>uhh? ?t
through Camden I uh t Hiturdav frnui
Trenton wlure he and his lamdy
had been on a viait to Senator Til'
iu >t it anil family.
Mr aid Mts Jolin 1) Mill r who
arc spending tliu winter in ihs South,
left Camden lust we* k for a tort
night's v Hit, uft<*r which Mr Miller
will go for it month's slay at Nassau.
Mr B M Hudson and family left
last Halutdny for Chieorn, Berkeley
county, wheie Mr Hudson has so
cepted it very fluttering offer to *u
perintend forge farming iniereet? for
Judge R O 1'urdy. It is with re
gret that we slo Mr liudson leuve
Gooi Values
Good Merchandise
Baruob Nettles Co.
Oilt JSdge Store.
We direct your attention to the
H<1 vei ti^euicnt of tbo Gilt ifidgc Store
Mr. Villrplguo it* offering big bar
gains in all lines. Road his ariver
tisement and ?et It in prices befor*
making your purchase.
Obligation to buy never cornea
with a visit. Baruch Nettles Co
Next door to Kxpress office.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting at the
court house on Saturday, Jan.
Dth, i909, at 11 o'clock a. in., of
the Kershaw delegation in the
LioiieraLAaseinuly and llio in em
bers of the respective Township
Boards of Commissioners of the
several township of this county.
It is urged that every member
be present The Object of ihe
meeting is to discuss the roard
question and such other mutters
as may bo deemed necessary be j
fore the convening of the legis
lature. ' M. C. West,
County Supervisor.
Visit our new store next to Ex
pn-Hd oflloo Maguifi^ut array of
values to be seen.
Brtiuoli Nettles Co.
KIIITOKOR'S MONT!!
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The following is a list of claims approv
ed and ordered paid at the regular mouth
ly meeting hold Motidav, Jan 4, 1909:
CI W Blrchraore, aclv and st*
W A 8c h rock. adv.
The State Co. bindg hooks
A W Burnet M T), ex. lunatics
W J Dunn M D, meJ u?*r
8 O Zen.p M D, <" " 1
0 M Port, rep at j.iil
Benj. 1 1 nil*, Telegraph mei
? ags
Thos L Smith, sup
Znmp A l)ePnH3, sup
Greenwood Uundkerohelf C<V
0Up
Whitaker & Burnet, sup
Lewis & Ihriatuias, "
H L Schbehburg,
t 09 00
18 10
30 CO
15 00
1 1 OU
4 no
K 15
8 35
14 40
4 80 |
Ja? Branlirtm.
.1 V Hough,
J A Watt., "
Jno S Hammond, "
Jos Shehem A Bro, "
Frederick Disinfct Co "
J M C'firson Co.,
D Wolfe, "
J I) Perclval. rd wk
J 13 Croed, luuibcr
8 F Brushigton, lumber
n E Mttnn, sapt chain gang
S II Cunningham, rd v*k
W C Oureton, rd wk
Hobt Dixon id ?k
W J Davis A Byo?, sup to paun
It. si A Evans " '* "
Kershaw M A B Co " " "
J C Price. Buryinc "
John L Illn&on , " " "
G W Dabney, pupt Poor H
ii T Hagty. Sup to Paup
f. D Wattp, " ?o "
II A Martin, lumber
Richard Prlpe. Sal
D M McCaskill, ?al
W F Russell, salary
I S Trnntham, aal asd fees
Isaac Collina, sal
M O West, sal and postage
W B Turner, ?al and postage
N P Getty*. pal and Mileage
I C Hough, sal and postage
D P C Murchiaon, salary
?I M Sowed, # al
Elmore Brown sal
S R Adams sal
D K Hough, sal
G B K?"P. sal
E A Brown, iud
I) G FIetcher,-sal < ?
II T Johnson, pal
Newton Kellv, aal
U <? Jones, sal
V O Sessions, anl
J K OeK*y. ?al
Jas T Truesdell, sal
Walter II Truc6dell. ?pcc!a1 o;>n
II D Heath, special oon
\V T Jeffries, sal f:
II M Fincher, sal
J F Smith, special con
H F Dixon, special con
T J 8invrl. Jr., con
J N MoLood, tpe con
J B Mnnn, apa con
Amos Wc?t. sal
\j W Copeland, sal
I, M Outlaw, ape con
N fi Richards, sal
I, P Thompson, spa con
J B Nelaop, ?al '
Gilbert Cflrter, foa<\ work
II B Praketord , road work
Richards Bros, tnpplle#
i'omoroy Moore, road wk
Springs A Shannon, sup
Kirk]?i><l- Smith &Blak?ney, at
toroevs fae# on Count} lina
R 8 0*?lhe?, M D., ok ioquast
01 f-0 i
51 50 j
40 i?0
07 00 |
IT 18
10 05
16 95
20 30 I
a I 50 |
1 io ro
74 87
02 00)
10 00
"^8 01
74 24
111 50
4 50 I
4 50 |
ft 00
13 00
iy oo]
2 50
5 001
8 00!
17 CO |
36 00 ,
12 00 |
33 27
9 5 00
81 95
83 20
970 95
30 00 |
67 81
59 84
18 0D
173 59
12 50 |
48 75
48 75
43 75 [
fiO 00
18 75 '
18 75 j
IS 75
18 75 |
18 75
18 75
18 75
18 75
20 00
15 00
15 00
20 00
100 00
5 00
9 6?
23 05
2 50
15 00
20.00
20 00
10 95
20 00
15 00
20 00
3 00
3 Oo
? 6 oo
2o o.)
(S So
Too oo
6 oo
Total, _ $3, 44V 89
U. C. WB8T,
8uparri?or KarshAW Oounty- h
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"Nineteen Hundred Nine."
FOREWORD.
In entering upon another business year,
we desire to thank onr depositors and patrons
for the loyal coulideiiee imposed in this bank
during t lio years wo have been in business.
It shall ho our purpose in the future, as
in the puht, to place our servico at yqur com*
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mand-our facilities at > our convenience ?
our strength and security at your disposal.
This bank wants your banking bufiuons,
promising in return, liberal troatnient, and
courteous consideration.
THI FIRST NATIONAL HANK.
John T. Mackey, O, J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. President.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
aranc
late!
Of All Fall And Winter Goods.
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For Ihe next thirty d \y? you can
buy your goods at less than cost of
production. I am here to compete
against any and all kinds of sales.
Come and get your bargains at the
old reliable store of
DAVID WOLFE
THE WELLINGTON
TYPEWRITER.
In this Machine we think we
have found the best all-round type
writer yet produced. Its prominent
features are
Light, Elastic Touch,
Extreme Speed,
Light Weight, Great Strength
Perfection of Simplicity,
Unimpairable Alignment,
Continously Visible Writing
For any information apply to THE CHRONICLE Office, or
W. L. McDowell, Agent,
Camden, 5. C.
P. S.^-? John Wanamaker is using 75 of these typewriters in
his Philadelphia and New York Stores. Price $60.00.
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The Gilt Edge Stow
Wishes a Happy New Year to all its
Many Friends and would like to
Let them know that we have Great
Bargains now to offer them InWin
ter Goods in every Department of
our Store.
1 lot Ladies Tailored Suits sold at from $8 00 to 15.00.
Yotir choice now for $5.00.
1 lot L uliofl' Rui-i Ov-atd going at half price. Wo are of
fering these trom %4.50 up.
Big lot Ladies' Sk i i*t b. We h ive these from $1 to $10 00.
Ally skirt in the lot Ht actual coat price.
Blankets And Comforts.
We are .offering sdecial out prices on our enlire line.
Domestic Goods.
1 balo Sea Inlnnd at 3c yd worth 5c. 1 bale Plaid Home*
spun at 4 l-2c worth 6 l-4c Amlroscogglns, 4-4*
Bleached at 8 l-3c worth 19c. Good Calico at 6c yd. Some
big bargains ill Table. Dnmn?k. ?
Men's And Boy's Clothing And
Overcoats.
We litive 8on^ Great Bargains in this department at we
want to close lem out
Matties, Rugs And Art Squares.
We will soil you tli^fle just a little cheaper than the oth
er fillow. Oornf, and sec our lines before you buy,
''There is a reason" for these grojt cut prio(8. We have
more goods than we want to carry ovor, and n?ed the iuon?
ey. "The opportunity is your*."
Youra Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Fdge Store.
p. T. YUlepUae, J?rofcri*tor.