The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 05, 1909, Image 3

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1909 GTTCUETWGS. , ' ft ?? ? '*'/??' ' ' ' .. . ? "if.' * ' ' , ? v '? ? - ? ? : -I *. -im. '* -v We wish everybody a very happy and prosperous NEW YEAR. Very Truly, BRUCE & LANG. THE PURE FOOD STORE. Phone 2. U?e?l For Sale. ^)no pair of henvy routes, wagon and liiruiu H. mi v T'u?sd?ll. Court House. Pens Wanted. W irn trd -- Cow Pcatr.? m :ir'. vt |? 1 1 0*'- p i ' 1 IVJ. H. Tuc Jeweler. . C uT(Te n , . C. Eggs For Sale. "" Kug? from thoroughbred Huff! 0 |)ingloiiH and Purliidge Wyun-J d<<ti-s. Ferii'i'-y guaranteed. I ft f 50 per selling of lf? eggs. Ad-j drees, J. B. Z<*rop, Postotflue, IJawdeu, S. C. { Death of Mr. J. W. Gardner. It la with sititttMO regret that we 1 r> n r n if the dralli of Mr. J?; W. Gardner which occurred a I his home near "Tillei's Pony on list Friday. Mr. Gardner was a prom . incut msn in Ki-iehaw county, hull on uccouul of f elrlft health, lie baaj fir many >cats lived quite a relir- j e I life. To Inn relatives we lender! o ir sincere sympathies. . Start; service < xc< llrnt, val ues (iirto ? thutV wh) btiNinosH Co in e 8 our way. Far \ < ) ]*< ? ?. < ; ( Lost. G ? S?furdHVt .fnnu*?rv 23id, one of oyr customers (a colored wom an) overpaid US on a purchase, $L5 00. The mistake wns discover ed, after the purchaser had,- 1* ft our store and nllhough a search was mad* she C" o Id not he founH, If the panv will call in person at out plnce ofbusinrss aud identify her self, to our satisfaction wc will lie pleased lo rpfutid litis amnev. ' . L. Scbenk & Ctmpanv, ?. * . Camden, S. C. r' ?J " * * ? 7 ? ? . ? Tremendous temptations for your trade. Barucli-Nettlea Co. Jurors. The following jurors have been drawn. The grand j iry serves for year ? the petit jury for the Febiua ry term only : Grand Jurors T M Maddox. W ]j Young. G F Watts, J J Shay lor, J H Hall, J E Christmas, S L Stokes. A R Mnmhi bod, J W Dawkins, H L S m y rl , C M Coleman, A G Bradley, J K Bran non, H T Horton, 8 H Micklo, W R v Eve, Jr, Alex Boono, J L Rodders. V. The first six names were brought over from last year. Pfltt Jurors ? First Week EF Troefedell, J E Gaynor, W! M Yonng, N B Workman, H E Schroeder, T W Owen, Walter Hin son. E J MoLeod, John Reynolds, J E itoujzh, W F Moseley, T M Mil ton, R F Dixon, J R Carter, L W RaleyrO P Dowk. T P Brown, W D Trantham, Jr, D M Betlmne, J L " Catoe, W Of Broughton, VV E Kellv, A I) McLeod, J K Paschal, A W (Uinniogh&m, J O Williams. Gas 1 1 i r r- c h . 3 J Campbell, Joseph She heon, E L Catoi*. II P Davis, II J Mono, J R West, Rl D pteak, J Rl I Green, C B Nct?les. "Second Week ' yJwf Gladden, 0 B Smith, E >L Oi p land, O U Myers. W A Fhtcber. C W Billion*. Pftul/Brown, W M Thompson. F L TroesdeB,- J D Mc ?Ja*kii|. T F If'Tioiu J fi <ioy, A B Kflly, R A McDowell, J G Sowell, J C Cas.cty, E ly Barfly, W F Ma lone J M Norlbcut, T 11 Hooerotft, I- K M>o? s, W M DoBrahl. II Net tlep Jr, .1 A RweWough, T B B'uw J F W?s?, V, N Humph revs, L J Wli'Uhcr, W D B?rr U, fit T C It l?ih. B M M.'-htl, J K Sn.iili. \ nt. >- W. ??' J F B?kt-r. J \ urmMBBBy t in ,i ' " ShooK ot aeivico, sb'oes^cf sty 1?, sIioph of worth ? at eco nomical priceH. Baruch- Nettles Co. A Coming Miirriu^e. The f dlow.ing invitation to h wedding of much interest, not ont ; ?n C ?mden but many other pUc?f in Si. mli Carotin* and oilier Slates, line ijruu senit??ii:. ? ? Mr. and Mi a. LindHay Milum CofF in a u r? (j'lt'Hi the honor of your pre Pence at ihe ui aril age i f tTiTfr <1 lugluvr Maiguei i?<j to Mr. Willi aiu Uilfnid Kve, Jr. ou the evening of Tuesday, Febru ary sixthtcenlli, i.lueteen bun died and nine, at half pust fey tn o'ebek. The liup'iBf Church, Churcbland, V a, ! U'copllon from nine to half past eleven o'clock Monday eve* ' ning, February ib? fifteenth. Wildrose, Hodges Ft rry. Pleasant Meo'ing of the U D. 0. The John I). Kennedy Chapter lj I). C met with Mr? Frank M. Z?mp mi Monday afternoon, Feb It'. I he IjhhU hm ubbioitu 1)) Li *? I uuii^ii ter, Mish Marie, rccievtd herguesip in hi r uaual grnciou j sfy'lo Q nir a goodly number wern tirem ni TilP til ee t! ii "j WuH P?i!l?d t> ? i If: nil i fii.il a 1 > h\ I In* p t'Sid *- 1: 1 , kso ill'! business fur the af?i?m<>on w .?? commenced at oiinV T ?? ?? nifd.l given by the O-h'ip'.Hr to t) eshol-t* in ",p bipli Hcho'd f ? ? r i \i ?? b"stema? oil "T'i*' C ni' ' f The War in t h ? S ?u' h in M h" awnrd? d Mm J i d e ii iuhUim. Toirt com poniimn wrh rend to tlie < .'hapier and ?ppre elated by oil. MiS Frank M. Z-mp gavfi the (Chapter a beautiful tribute to the Private Confederate Soldier, which wu* written by George Hi-r t <e-r t Clalhornr, whinli will bi trea sured in the Rnllc It ?om. It wup decided that the woik of the- pre sent \ear abnqUt^bn for a Ptone to mails the resting placo of the gal lant Richlaud Kitkland. Five norars were proposed for member ship and received with aoclamalloD, viz , M rp. J ?nifs C -in ley, Mrs. Thorn as J. Aucrum, Mrs. Frank Boyltin, Mrs Thomus J. Klrkland, and Mrs. Willis Oantejr, the latter by demit. During the Intermission for re (reehmenls, the sweet old song '?Loreoa" wos sung by Mrs. C. P DuHose awakening ipany tender memories among tho older mem bers present carrying them baok to the 00 'a. Mrs. John 8. Lindsay i? bootees for the meet* log on the first Monday iu March. PBK8VNAL Hi v L A Mitohvl will u w|?o cial Bcrira of ioi luoiiit at the Bipt*?l Obttrch ne*t Sunday ni?>ri>it)? "U '?The Hoveo ( 'MiicIk m 'if Amu'' Null 1m1 : 'Kphi'HU* " Tbo evening nub jeot w?l I bo "Oi?!? ? TatpOi Kto '? All are cordiaMy inviU'd. Mr VV Hilton has moved tf> lila nov w'jcro bo will now reside Ifunui'H, the wo'l known pbotoff rnph?*r of Columbia, now has ol argi\ of the So)d??r photograph gall?iy. Keystone of our sucoosa.viz -tho boat possible values Barueli-Nottlea Co. Administrator's Notice. State of South OeroliuaJ Count > of Kerahuw.. | Mwmin oi the Ftfihtf of W. P. Itced, dt>o?naod, are hereby notified to rep dur nn ucoount of t heir ctulniH, duly at. tested, to tho undersigned; And all par Uf? cndebltfl to aiiid eitate are notified ?Jo make prompt payment to the under ?iuiit<d of their accounts. ^ Jj. A. WlfTKOWfcKY, Administrator Peby.'3rd, 190V. Notice ot final Discharge. Notion in hereby given that Mip. Min ute S. II * II . Kxeoutrix of the estate uf Wr J. Hall. hua thin day mado application unto mo -for a final dis charge nn auoh ' Kxeoiilrlx ; and that Mondat; the lbt, day of March, 1900. at 10 o'clock a m., at tlio ofllce ol Judge ol Probate, has bc?n appointed for the bear ing of said petition. W. L McDOWKLI/. Judge of Probate Kershaw Co. January 29lh, Hk)&. Directors Statoiueut of tho BANK OF CAMDEN, Cain den, S. C. - Condition of the Hunk of Camdeti at the close of business, J'in. 30th, 19t W. "resources. Loans und Discounts ? $335,272.22 Honda and stocks 91,000.00 other banks 74,987.43) tteul Estate, Furniture and Fixtures 14,772.20 ?510,031.85 U ABILITIES. Capital $100,000.00' Rui j)ius Profits 48,400,94 Deposits 313,120.91 Dividends Unpaid 4,504.00 Re-Discounts 50,000.00 $510,031 85 I, C. II. Yates, of the ubovo named bank, do solemnly swear that the fore j^oin^f statement is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, 0. II. Yates, Casliior.' Sworn td before mo this 30th day of Jan., 1909,, C. \V. llirchmore [L. S.] Notary Public Correct ? Attest Leo Scjhonk, David Wolfe, W. M. Shannon. Directors. . ' SUMMONS FOlT RELIEF. in'', ) Cfn-t of w. ) Maghtratr. -ituKro South Carclin", County of Keraha A D Kennedy, Plaintiff, against J W. Vaughan, Defendant. To Any Lawful OonstabU : ? Complaint having burn made unto mo by the above -nnuiftJ Plaintiff that Def-ndai.t ia jus'ly 'indebted to Plain tiff in the sum of Ninety-Nine Dol'ai> a? is more fu'ly ?liown' by Complaint Ik rein litis day filed in my oftW, >. These are the retire to require yoa to Hiunmons the suld Defendant to appeal before rue in mj office in Camden, 8. C.. at the expiration of twenty days after tho sprvice hereof, exclusive of tho day of such service, to answer the said Corp. plaint, or judgment will be given against sail Defendant *by default. Given under my hand ?nd seal t^ls 6th day of February, 1U09 H. M FINCIIER, [l. a.] Magistrate. To J. W. Vnujfhan, Defendant in this ac , ?tlon Tuk^ notice that the Co-np'aint'in this action wns filpd in tho office of H. M. pincher, Ma&istrate for D\et?alb Town ship. In the RUte of South Carolina, cn the 5'h (iav of February, 1909. CLARKE & von TltfiSOKOW, Plaintiff's Auoruey. Feb. 6th, 19C0. Making More Money- Out of Cotton Crops Is merely a question of using enough of the right kind of fertilizers. Virginia- Carolina Fertilizers . are the right kind. , 0 ? ' The cotton plant cannot feed on barren land. Study your soil. Find out what." it lacks. Then apply the necessary fertilization and the results will surprise you. \ Sec what Mr. W. C, Hays of Smith Station, Ala., did. He aaya: "I planted about 30 acres of some 'dray sandy land' that had been in cultivation for over 20 years, and used 300 pounds of Virginia- Caro lina Fertilisers per acre, and / oxpect to gather SO bale* from ihm SO acreu." This is Why we say it is the right kind. We have hundreds of letters like this, and even stronger, in praise of Virginia Carolina Fertiliser for cotton. Oct a copy of the new 1909 Virginia-Carolina Farmers' Year Book from your fertiliser dealer, or write our nearest sales office and a copy will be sent you free. It contains pictures of the capitols of all the Southern 8tatss. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co. Sale. Office r.ichmond, V*. tlortolk. Va. Columt-U,?.C. Atlanta, G* W , fttftonah, OV ? % fcUmphla, T*on, BE PROGESSIVE Stop using Cotton Seed as I:er tilizer. Exchange them for Cot ton Seed Meal and get twice their fertilizing value. Oapidep Oil JMUl, W. R. Eve, Jr., Mgr. THE WISH CAREFUL PERSON Looks well to t liti safety of the principal bo fore investing his money. That iv right. Surety means more to the good business man than liij-'h interest rates. Our Saving* D.'j artment aftord* an id-jal pla<'t) to invent surplus funds ? ideal, both from a point of Ha fot y and t-eoin itv ? idcvil in pr^ni* of con veTiTeneC." * : Besides your in1 1)17 varus 4 -per ce^it. i'utcrrFt and requires no attention on your part. Such an investment should appeal to you. It certainly will, if \o?i investigate. Oill at at the Bank ? you will be welcomed. John T. Mack i y, O. .T. Sh? nil >r, Jr., Cash i jr. ? Pi erid^nt. FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY PURCHASERS' fcUBLT iBBBHY WAKWIHO CIJAKCWVON l.iUOM BUCVWIOM AlHit/HTA TBl'CKKU B110UT BTKMMkX) . n>hHM TTPKWAKKrtELU IVtkHM AMIUblx FLAT OUTTII CkMa?* U?i *1 fkrt???. rut Head Vatirtj. Ikia huimkc Urpal ud UUtt CtW?(t PUCE: l4tetoollte4a.il Sl.S* per a, I lo I b. at SI JS ptrm, II a. ad tver. at ll.H per ?/ >j( f. O. B. YOUNG'S ISLAND. S. C. Our Special Express Rates on Plants Is Very Low A We grew the first Frost Proof Plants in 1868. Now have over twenty thousand' satisfied customers ; and wc have grown and sold" more cabbage plants than all otter persons ia the Southern states combined. WHY? because our plants must please or we send your money back. Order now; it is time to set these plants in your sec- * tion to get extra early cabbage, and they are the ones that sell for the most money.' m oularf. Writ* for illustrated catalog^*! " r VYm. C. GeratyCo^ Box m ^Yo? 1*1 island. s. c A. D. KENNEDY. Headquarters For * < When in need of anything in the Hardware line call and see me. A. D. KENNEDY. 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 cSMSf w. L. McDowell, Agent, Camden, S. C. pPfJ:^WMrkCT is u8in? 75 ?f ?****?? in PhU*d*lpW ^ NwYoA W Price $60.00. ^ I g||| ey At The Gilt Edge Store will be con tinued for a few days longer. This | is a great opportunity! Takeadvan tage of of it. B'g bargains In ery department. We have sold a of goods in the last ten days ..... have not reduced the stock enough* so now is your chance to get goods cheap. Same price on everythl in the store as marked for the gi forced sale. - Yours R?*paoifully, - . - * P. T. Villepigtie, Proprietor j