The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 12, 1909, Image 3
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We wish everybody a
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very happy and prosperous
NEW YEAR.
Very Truly,
BRUCE & LANG.
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Phone 2,
Jocal
Inst.
Lost ? A hunch of keys. ft-jward
if returned to thin office.
List Cow.
Los*. on Inst Friday Just nlinvc
Cimden one cream and white ?;*?! *>r
ed - ?W?*r -weighing whnu ' 000 H>h
Reward if rel uriu d to
Wat kin* <fc Wlii laker.
Booker T. Washington.
An tffori i? being made to get
Honker T. Washington to de
liver an address in Camden some
time in March? Mr. Washington!
has quite a reputation as a puhlipl
epeak^r, and no doubt would drt?w |
a good house should he come here, j
Many, Many Thanks.
??The Camden Chronicle is now
i in its twentieth year -It is very
well grown, h seven column folio,
filled wiili all t h n t is good for pa
trons and publisher. Editor Mc;
Dowell is to be congratulated on
the success of the Chronicle." ? I
Southern Publisher.
Notice.
On last Sundav, Keb. 7lh, my boy, }
Jake Truesdfcll, l?ft me without any
cause whatever, and I hereby for
bid any one housing, clothing or
feeding him, as he is a minor. Any
one disregarding this notice will be'
dealt with according law.
Mary Tru ^sdell,
? Westville, S. C.
? iBseaar. *'
' The pariah Aid Society of Grace
Church wiii give a Bazaar, at the
foroer residence of Mi 8. Thorn well
Hay, on Lyttleton street, beginning
ob Wednesday, the 17th of Febru
ary, and will be open from 11
o'clock a. m . . until 10 p. m., and
from 11 to 6 o'olock on the 18th.
Refreshments will be served and
thero will be a sale of household
and fancy articles, dolls, candy and
flowers, Vqoal and instrumental
nTusto will be rendered by the best
looal talent. AH are cordially in
vited to attend.
Admission ? Adults 25-?., Chil
dren 10 ?.
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Cheap is a terra that applies
only to our prices.
Baruch-Nettles Co.
Excursion Rates to Washington, D. O
Presidential Inauguration March 4
The Seaboard Air Lino announc
es very low cicursf'On rates from all
station* on Lliclr lines to Washing
ton, D. C., and return aooount in
auguration of President Rlect T?^,
These excursion tiukete will be
on stle from February 28th to Mar.
3rd inclusive; good to return leav
ing Washington not later than Mar
Bill.
The exoursion rales from Cam
den will be # 1405. Corresponding
lj low rates from other stations.
A personally conducted trl~ at
this time, is also being arranged
~~ eoWBitttg -wH expenses, (noludiug
railroad fare, sleeping oar, berth,
meats enroute, automobile sight*
seeing trips and hotel accommoda
tions In Washington at an exceed
ingly low rats. Full Information
can he secured by addressing Mr.
John D. Harden, P. O. Box 77, Sa
Tsnnab, G?. ?
Undoubtedly tbs Inauguration
Ceremonies which srs most spootso
ulsr sod. brilliant, the popularity of
Presidsnt Bleat T*ft tbrougboot
the 8outb and tbs stiractiysnoss of
a visit to Wrshlngton *st this so**
son Will offer unusual Inducements
to large numbers to sttsnd, there
fore secure slseotngosr reservations
and asks you r arrangements la ad
vance
'Full Information obssrfnlly fur
united by applying to nssrest
HBAHOARO Agent or addresing
m
Hincui t ? linked right in three uiin
utcH every day next week at out
store, Hums &, Harrctt
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E^gs For Sale.
Kiiu? fru*n thoroughbred Hull
Orpingtons fcnd Partridge Wyan
?I "i t ???, F'-ni'ii v tfij nranli-cd
? 1 50 p- r m-Miiiu of l fi Ail
du'ss, J II, Z-mp,
PuBti rtli'i', Ch tilde n, S. C
Tint Majestic M^nufrtcturin? Co,
of St Loiim, ^ I ? ? , will h.ive n man nt
llama Sl ll urHtl,'# ?i4>rw nil o**x> wo'
who will hIiow yon how to bak?! bin
cuitK brown. Up nn I bottom, iu throe
minutes Don't miss the chance ol
seeing (he great cooking wonder.
Parish ? Lang
A mont attractive wedding was
that of Mi?s Zaidi D?Siu*9ure Par
iflli aud Mr. 1 1 untor Hives L<iug
which took plncc on the evening of
Feb 10, at the home of her grand
lather, the lato Dr D Ij DeSaus
sure, mi 1st the most intimate friends
?' ml relative" of the bride
The (graceful little bride \vos dain
lily attired in wlnte messtline, carry
ing a shower bouquet of lillies of the
voll< y.
Her only attendant was Miss Sel
iuupaiisu, uintrr of ihe brid^, who
wa? gowned in wbite silk, carrying
white sweet peas.
Mr. Willio DePass, of Columbia,
acted as best man,
The bride came in on the arm of
her uncle, Mr Lawrence Manning.
Mr. and Mrs Lang left on the
10 HO train for Columbia and other
points.
Tlie out of town guests wero Mrs
J> B. Cbisolm, of Charleston, Mies
S/dlie Davie, of Charlotte, N. 0.,
aud Mrs. Albert Thomas of Cberaw.
Special attention called to
our Corset department.
Baruch-Nettles Co.
D. A. 11 Meeting *
Camden, S. C., Feb. 4, 1909.
The chapter met this afternoon
with Jtf? E. C. von Tcesckow.
I'blB was a rerj Impormut meeting
and well attended. Tbe Resent
having waived her right to repre
sent this Chapter at the next Con
tinental Congress at Washington,
D C. In April, l^? fcieolloD ?' an
aliei nnie for hi r was in order, Miss
Leila M. Shannon was unanimous
ly elected and Mis John Cantey
wm elected alternate for MisnShan
uon .
The Tea given by tho Indies of
the Ctiapter nt the D. A. R. build
inn on January 21st was most de
lightful and profitable. There was
a Urge attendance and it was do
cided that one be given once a fort
night dating tho season.
The Secretary was r? quested to
write the following letters of th^nka
in behalf of the Chnpter:
T-> Mies Carpenter for ber inter
est and assistance in regard to the
rJV.
^o Miss C. A- Taylor for gener
o'un donation towards the same.
To Mrs. Lawrence Wbltakcr, for
a portrait of one of ber anoestois
(Mrs. M^Rae,) painted on wood
and donated to the Relic room.
To Mr. C. C. Hush for a drawing
of the old Iodiau vase Ibat was
washed up bv the recent freshet in
the Waterce River and donated Ibe
Chapter by Mr. W. R. DcLoache.
Thi'aT drawing wtlt bu sent by His
torian Mr*. K. 0- von T<??ckow to
the Smithsonian Institute at Wash*
ington, P. C. in order to procure
information in regard to aga and
Tribe of Indiana by wbom it, vis
nude.
The monument to DrJ(alb is now
being erlcted on tba battle ground,
when ooippUltd * picnio will be
given and 'proper ceremonies will
be observed. ^
Programme for next mmiog
March 4th.
Current JBvente? lira. P. t\ VI1-*
lepigoe.
Discussion? "The Importance of
lbs BftttU of Ring9* Mountain."
Mrs. James Cantey.
Hostess ? Miaa Maria Zemp?
The boar for tba neatlag of tbe
Chapter baa been ohanged from 4
10 ?:?0 o'clock.
a H? o.| luty. j
('? tun uml H?e ''lit" n r t1 (?t cooking
wood?.f m our tturft ><ll next wuik
See ad veiiUeinent Id lhi? paper.
Uuriif & Batroll.
For Kent.
The Oper?? H<>n#oS">ri? Applv
to !,. Si:!>erk <V (? ? ,
Cumdun, S. C.
The Frog child.
Matthew Ponv, horn In the noun
ty of KitmImw 37 yeam atf?? will he
on exhibition in Canoden Kiidav
and Saturday. L. i'errv,
.Mgr.
For Sale.
One pair of he^vv wik'Mj
a U4l liHttx'H* H"hrvl Tnieedell.
Opposite Court Ilouar.
Pens Wanted.
Wuntid ? Cow Pi'M. II i g heat
market price paid
M, H. Ho \ man,
The Jeweler.
G mden, S. C .
Had Their Piotures Taken,
Yeaterdav morning before taking
to tiio chain gang the convlc'n sen
tenced nt thin term of Court, Super*
vigor Went had their plotnreH Inken.
Should they ever PAOMpe from the
?fHni{ tlioir pinturea would 1)0 a
great help in identifying thorn.
PERSONAL
.Judge It W Puiton, of Blancy, a?v
com pin led l-y Mr. S D Motley, of
(rolumMa, was in t'amden on Mon?
dav last Mr. Mot'ey is a young
huaineaa man of Columbia who hno
considerable financial intercuts at
Blaney
Mr J A V.<5l)ongftld. of Charlotte,
N. O., epont taht Sui-day in Camden.
Daint y ueedV for daiuf.y peo
ple.
?Hnmcli-NettlpH (to
Great Revival at the Fuctoiy.
Beyond question tho ureutest ie*
vival ever held at the factory closed
(hero Sunday night. The meeting
waa conducted by Rev. Mr Mitch
ell, of Buffalo Township, this coun
ty. Sinners were converted, chord
members reclaimed and tho whole
community bent fi* ted. About 125
w?to added to the Church. Mr.
Mitchell and the chiintiau people of
the factory who fo ably nssimed him,
have done a ^n'nt woik'the full ex
en' of which will only be known in
th<> great beyond when redeemed
Bpirits shall Bay to them "you led
me to tli c Lamb of God which lakelh
aw, ay tbe sin of the world."
Day by day wo otter (super
lative values.
Barucli Nestles Co.
Sid Smith,
Columbia Slate Feb 10th.
Sid Smith camo over from his
home iu C.imden yesterday on a
business trip and found time enough
U) L>dk Home baseball with n Slate
sport wtiter.
fiie hufeky one stated th it he
hud u<>t signed h St. L^uis contract
ye', but would do so later on pro-,
vided the money end was satisfac
tory to him.
Whllo Sid did not hit the hall in
the American league as haul as he
did in the Ssllie and Southern, nev
et lh? less ho played a good game
behind the bat and put up a fine
fielding gun*.
Ho played In 73 games, caught
66 of them; stands sixth in field
ing, average 076, only 0 points be
hind the leader. He batted 190,
which Is not his dip by r. ny mean*.
Sid is a 300 hltur aud will likely
hit about there in the Ameiicnn
league this year.
Every chance customer be
comep a constant customer.
Barucli-Nottle8 Co.
Administrator's Notice,
.State of South Caroliua,)
County of Kershaw- j
All creditors of the Estate of W. P.
Itced, deceased, are hereby notified to ren.
der an account of their claims, duly at
tested. to the undersigned. And all par
ties endebted to said eatato are notified
to make prompt payment to the under
pinned of their accounts.
L. A. W1TTKOWSKY,
. . . - Administrator.
Feby. 3rd, 1909^
Uotice of M_ Discharge.
Nollse is hereby gljen that Mrs. Min
nie 8. HhII. Executrix of the- estate of
W J. Hall, deceased, has this day
m*de application unto me for a final dis
charge so aqoh Ereontrlx; and that
Mondayi the ls(. day of March, 1909. at
10 o'clock a m.f at the offlcs of Jadg* of
Probate, has been appointed forthehe^r:
jng of said petition.
r w. l McDowell.
Judge of Probate Kershaw Co.
January 29th, 1909.
1 . 1 i . ? . . . ? ; , 1 1 1
Final Discharge.
Notioe it hereby given that the on*
derslgne d will app'y to W. L Mo
Doweli, Judge of Probabe for Ker
shaw County, on Monday, March 1ft,
1909, for a final discharge ae Adm n
ist'at'?rs tie bonis non of the estate
of 8' B. Latham, deceased
Thos. J. Kirkland,
jX^dmlnUtratora tie bouts non <
Otmdmjk a, Fib. ?*, tm
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THE WISB
CAREFUL PERSON
.Looks well to the safety of the principal bo
fore investing hi* money. Thai is right.
Surety means more to the good business man
than hijih interest rates.
Our Savings Department affords an ideal place
to invent surplus funds ideal, both from a
point of safety and security ? ideal in ponit o(
convenience.
Hesidi'S your money earns -1 pt?r cent, interest
and requires no attention on your part. Sucli
an investment should appeal to you.
It certaiuly \v i 1 1 y if you investigate. Call at
at the Hank ? you will be welcomed.
John T. Mankry, C, J. SIihiiii >i>, Jr.,
Ciwlii^r. * Pioid.-nt.
. >x: >;c o.c
We offer our stock of Winter
Shoes at the following prices.
No Slippers or Oxfords at reduc
ed prices. This is to make room
fni* (Y o-aaHc
? V/ ? |/ A 111 ^ ^ %.? 4^ I
Sale Begins MONDAY, FEB. 15th.
$5.00 Shoes, now $4.29
$4.00 Shoes, now $3.47
$3.50 Shoes, now $3.13
$3.00 Shoes, now $2.68
$2.50 Shoes, now $2,09
$2.00 Shoes, now $1.76
$1.50 Shoes, now $1.28
Special prices in Hats and Gents'
Furnishings.
SPOT CASH. No Approbation,
JVlathls & Uewls.
Citation.
South Carolina . ? Kershaw County
By W- L. McDowell, Judge of Probate.
Whereas Win. O. Hi own made suit
to me. to grant him Letters of Ad
ministration, of the Estate of and cf
fecta of Frances M Brown, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditor# of the said Frances M Brown,
deceased, that they be and appear before
ine, in the Court of Probate, to Vo held
at Camden, S. C., on February 27th,
next after publication theroof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause
if any they have, why the said admin
istration should not bo granted .
Given under my hand this 9th day of
February . A. D., 1000.
Published in the Camden Chronicle,
on the 18ln day of Feb., 1900.
w. l. Mcdowell.
Judge of-Probatc for Kershaw County
? Citation.
South' Carolina? -Kora'.iaif County.
r By W. L. McDowell. Ju.lge of Probate.
Whereaa. Mrs. M*ry K. He drix made
suit to me, to grant her Letter*
of Administration, of the Estate of aod
effects of Jatnes E Hendrix, deceased.
These are thoffefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and t he
creditors of the aahi James E. Ilendrix,
deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court ol
Probate, to be held at Com*
den, 8* O , on the 94vh da? of
February next after publication there
of, at It o'clock in the forenoon, to ahoir
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should n6t be granted.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
February. A D? 1903.
*. Published in Ml* Oamden ChronjoU
on the llth day of Jfcbraary, 1909.
w. u McDowell,
Jodg* of PrdHU for Kershaw County.
Anyt hio? you tuay want In jewel
ry can be found at M H Heyoian' e.
NOTICE.
8tate of 8outh Carolina }
Coun'y of Karahaw \
City of Camden. j
? WhorosB. At a in'eetlnn of the City
Cou noil of i ho O'.ty of Camden, held on
th?> 8 tli day of February, 1909, the f o 1 -
lowing resolution was adopted:
? Resolved, that a special election be
held in the City of Camden, S C., on the
9th Jay of Maroh , 1909, at which there
shall bo submitted to the qualified elect
ors of taid City of Camdtn for ratification
the following ordinance:
AN ORDINANCE
To Exempt from Taxation for Five Years,
Except For School Purposes. Manufac
turing Establishment*, Erected in City
of Oannleu
lie it ordained, By the Maror and
Aldertpen of the City of C^ttMcn, in
Council Assembled, that from and after
the pasMge of thl? Ordinance, all manu
factories hereafter established in (he City
of Oamden, 8. 0.. shall be exempt from
taxation by aaid City, except for school
purposes, for five (ft) (ucoessive years
from the time of tbe^ establishment of
sijch mannfactoi les.
Notice ]? hereby given that there will
be a special election hold in the City of
C*mden, 8. C . on the 9th day of March,
1909, tpo question of the ratification of
tho said Oidinanoe. At thin election alt
qualifies i electors will b > el in i bio vote
Those electors favoring the ratification
of the aaid Ordinance shall vote A ticket
? n which shall he pvinted^r written the
yrordi 1 rFor ratiflcation." Th*se elector*
opposing the aaid ratification shall vote a
ticket on w kb it shall be printed xr writ
ten the w-rds * 'Against ratification."
For said election the poll* shall be op<n.
ed at the regular appointed polling
places in cach ward at eight (8) o'olocK
in the morning and tbail be elcfed at
f? nr(4) o'clock In the afterpoon._
Atteat; . ?
F. M, ZEMP,
Mayor
J. J. OOODAI..&,
f*. 1*1*00, 0I^;
At The Gilt Edge Store will be con
tinued for a few days longer. This
is a great opportunity! Take advan
tage of of it. Big bargains in ev?
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ery department. We have sold a lot
of goods in the last ten days buti:
have not reduced the stock enough!
so now is your chance to get good?
cheap. Same price 6h - everything
in the store as marked for the great
forced sale. "
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Yours Rofrpactfully, s - 1 4
P. T. Villepkue, Proprietor.