The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 19, 1909, Image 3
' Lenten Specialties At
THE PURE FOOD STORE
Deviled Crdba Clumsy Olam Ohowder,
Loiter, 'Sohrimps; Canned Salinond,
Cnen Turtle Meat, Mock Turtle Soup,
1 Imported French & Portugal Sardines
\ Oysters, Smoked Bouo Herring
Anchovies and Anchovy Paste
tcotch Kippered Herring,
Scotch Herring in Tomato Sauce
Scotch Findon Haddocks,
Smoked Bloaters, French Tunny Fish (To
mato sauce) Fi?h How,? salt, and frenh, Mn<*,k
eral, Oaviar, Filtered and liriok Cod Fish,
Ood Fish IUIIh, French Mackerel^ ? Marinated
ond spiced, Keln in Gelatine, Rolled Sardines
in olive oil, Sardines (wine sauce) Sardines
(aromatic spiced) Fillets de Thon (olive
oil) Boned French and Portuguese Sardines,
BRUCE & LANG.
THE PURE FOOD STORE.
Phone 2.
Sparks' Show* doming.
Mr. L. C. Gillette, advance
agent of the John H. Sparke
Shows, wis in Camden yesterday..
The Spark*' Shows will exhibit iu
Camden on Thursday, April let.
Notice.
It is requested that all who will
do to will meet at Antioch Church
on the 1st Monday in April (the
fifth day) for the purpose of put
tinjjjip a wire fence around
cc ra e te rj\ J. J. C i id plicTTT
Notice.
The regular meeting of the Ker- j
ehaw County Farmers' Union will j
be held at the C >urt House on the
second Siturdey in -April at 11
o'clock A. M.
A. E. Keunedy, President.
Shirt Waist Sale by the Ladies of the
Methodist Church.
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The ladies of the Methodist
Church will have a shirt waist sale,
oa March 26.h, beginning at 11 (
o'clock at the old siaud of Whlta
k"r A Burnet. Hot and cold re
ficshments for sale; also home
made candy- Remember the date.
Bulling at the Methodist Church.
Another addition is being made
to the Methodist Church building.
Siveral years ago a Sunday School
room was built and now a room
for the ynunsr men's bible class is
biUng built. TuH class has grown
to such proportions that^i separate
ro.nu is a n.cessity.
Death of Mr. C. Nelson.
Mr. Columbus N.lson, long h
resident of C:?raden, but who. f >r
some time h?s' been residing in
Sumter, died in that town las'. Mon
day afternoon. His body whs
brought to Camden on Wednesday
and w?i interred lure, the funeral
services taking place at the grave.
Captain Thomas Whitaker
Is agent for the Saturday Eve- j
ning Post and The Ladies' Humt
Journal, published by the Cur
tis Publishing Co. They are two
good publications and Capi, Whit
aker is a most excellent and de
serving gentleman, and the public
will make no mistake in subscrib
ing to these papers.
Every chance customer bo
comes a constant customer.
Barucli-Nettles Co.
Field Editor of The Baptist Courier.
Rey. E. A. MoDowell has acccp
ted the position of fyeld editor of
- the Baptise Courier. Speaking of
tbla the Baptist Courier says:
"We are pleased to announce that
Rev. E. A. McDowell has accepted
the position of field editor of Tne
Baptist Courier and this week en-J
ters upon his duties as such. Bro I
MoDowell is well known to the pas
tors of the State, by whom lie is
esteemed for his own and his work's
?alee, and we aro sure he will re
_ oe lye their hearty oo-operation in
lita Work of enlarging the circula
tion of The Courier.
; Bro. McDowell is a native of
Caaiden, graduated from Fuiman
University in 1892, and has been s
pastor fifteen years. He has held
two pastorates, one at Monticello,
Fairfield county, and the oth^r st
Ninety-Six, ^rhere he hfca been fot
eight yeart. In both pastorates
- |i|'s woifc vai eminently successful
and we feci confident that His woik
with The Courier will be alto.
' paatora who may desiro him to
visit their oh<iroh?e in tba interest
^o( (Th? Courier should addreta him
-at Ninety fiUx* S. CM where be will
' lue to reside for the pieaeat.
ill U gtad to hear from lb. a*
who d.tlr. bit Mlp.'
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Anything you may want in jewel*
ry can be found kL M II lleyujau's
For Rent.
One Htore on Broad S'.reot op
posite Baptist, Church for rent. Ap
ply to The Camden S'.ore,
For Sale.
One pair of heavy mules, wagon
aud harness. Henry Truesdel).
Opposite Court Ilouao.
Eggs For Sale.
Eggs from ? thoroughbred Itufl"
Orpingtons and Partridge Wyan
dottes. Feril'lty guaranteed.
$1 60 per setting of 15 eggs. Ad
dress, J. B. Zemp,
JPosloflUe, Camden, S, C.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of South Carolina.)
County of Kershaw, j
fV. J. Dunn, and J McSmyrl .
Plaintiff* ,
vs.
Susan S Arledge, Defendant.
Under and' by virtue of the de< ree here
in, Dated February 17th, 1900, I will
sell, by public outcry, to the highest bid
der, before tbe -Court House door, in
Camden, S. C . within Ihe legal hour* of
nale, on the first Monday in April, 1909t
being the 6th day thereof, the following
describ dical estate:
All that piece, parcel or lot ofland, in
the City of Camden, County of Kershaw,
State of South Carolina, on Lyltleton
Street, fronting ninety-nine (99) feet on
LyttMon Street, being all of lot number
three hundred twenty three (823) nnd
half (1-2) of lot number three hundred
twenty-two (822) of the City u* Camden.
This i? half of the lotfjj bought by Mrs.
Su&an S. Ariedgo frtfrn .Mcintosh, and
bounded ss followst North by Julia A,
Addison; Kast by Lylt'eton Stree* ;
South b; Su8 in S. Arledtjo, the oth?r
half of Mcintosh lot; and We3t by the
estate of K'ieahfth S. Holland
l'erins c f sale. cash, and before any
bid shall be received, said bidder eh id
deposit with the Sheriff one hundred dol
lar? ($100.00) in cash, or certified check
for same, as evidence of uood faith, if
the bidder or bidders sha'l fail to comply
with th ' lerms of salo. the Sheriff at
the discretion of he plaintiff's attorney
shall Sjll (lie property on the same o?
some future enlesday, without further or
der of this Court,' at the risk of the
former purchaser.
J. S. TRANTHAM,
Sheriff Kershaw County
Maroh'llih, 1909,
FORECLOSURE SALE.
State of Honih Car ") In the Court
olinn , >? of Common
County of Kershaw ) J*leas
The Enterprise Building # Loan
Association, Plaintiff,
Against
Mattie Gadson, Leonard Ransom,
Felix Ransom, James Ransom and
David Wolfe , Defendants
{Jnde? *nd by virtue of a deqree in the |
ttboye entitled ca>e, made by the Hon
orable U. E. Hydrick, Presiding Judge,
and bearing date the 8rd day of March,
1909, I will offer for sale in front of the
Court House door in the city of Camden,
In the. county and 8tate aforesaid, during]
the tegal houra of sale, on the first Mon
day in April, A.D. 1?09, being ihe fifth
(5tn) day thereof, the- following parcel
or -lot of lai^d
All that par?el oV lot qf land in the
City of Camden, in the C unty of Ker
shaw and State of South Carolina, on the
Western side pf Broad Street, the faue
being Ihe Southern or lo^or half of Oit?
lot No. 990, having a front Rast on
Broad Street of thirty-three (33) feet,
and extending bsok Wostwardly two
hundred aod sixty- four (264) feet, an?i
bounded on the North by the upper or
Northern portion of said lot No. 996, on
the East by Broad Street of Camden, on
the South by Oity Lot No 995, and West
by lot now or formerly of Edward Small.
The above described 4ot |s that eonveyed
to Fel^x Ransom by David Wolfe, Carrie
Wolfe, Mtnni? ^ Barp.cn ana Isidore
Terms pf sale, Cfifh. Purchaser to pay.
* 4nypeF|on ^ealripf to hid j*t s^d i?l?
" the
| sum ol ons Hundred uuurs (ftuo.wi) in
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Hookor Washington Iq Camden
A ? ?d vet ised Htiok* r T Will)
Inbuilt delivered uit uddict.? ut llic
Opera House or? Wednesday ni(/lit
la*',. 1 1 k wrni greeted by n la?g'
audionce, v good in h u y of whoip
were wliit# people. Wo did not hear
the add reus, ImH we learn that it
w?t very well received. We tru*t
ll? at it will he productive of much
good among (Ik* t'i'l r? d pfopti* foi
wit' ?? !??* i?4- ti W ml) leg Ion i* tour*
i?g t li u State. ^
Thu Qirle In Buaiueaa
The truth in that the girl* are
fc t i t i> j? the he tier of t li *t b>\a in
many lim a of genteel emploj merit.
| Tlio hoya il) ty moid pi ui il of thia hk
I tliey wil', but I liefnot Utaodi. TlH'
young women in ihm, and man\
S i>i lie i to#na, after a ceitaiu hour,
are qui'o aa inueh ?n evidence on
their w iy to woik kh ilio yonny
men; >? n ? I it can eaaily In* been
? li it they look triui and neat,
t li h t tliuy li v>l <1 up tho.r li ' d?
a* if lh?;v w?'iu ready to ujeet ih>
world and their employer*. TliH
liavo none of (lie iippuarunco of
liavingFdept ived t In* inn* I ve? of the
necessary amount of sleep, or < 1
uarr)ing a headache along with
tliem. Indeed on a froety morn
ing it id pleasant1 to ?eo how their
ey a opal kle and how their cheeke
glow. They are getting the better
of the hoye hcculee they* can be
trusted to como to th^ir work In.
good form. They may uot bo a*
strong ae the bo) a, but they take
care of iluir btreugth'. 'l hey don't
smoke, they don't chew, they don't
drink, they don't gamble, they
don't loaf.
County Bonds For
Sale.
Bids invited for Coupon DondB of Ker.
shaw County, Booth Corolina, to amount
of fnrty thousand dollars ($40,000) issued
under Act of Legislature for building
Hlver Bridget Bonds mature t Wt>nly-fiv?
years from May 1M , 1000. Semi-auiiuitl
interest at 5 per cent. No bid le*a tllao
par and accured interest considered, bid*
must be Bint sealed to the underf-umed,
nnd be icconipRlnnd by cr.r:lfl<u! rtipck'
for one thousand dollars ($l 000) which
will he returne I if hi<l rejected. Bid*
ch so 12 M, April oth, ly'H); I reserv
ed to lojeet nny or all bids,. Address
M C West, Supervisor Ker?haw Co.,
Camden. IS. C.
- Tax Executions.
Under and by virtue of euilory tax
executions to ine directed, I will proceed
to bell, before tli? Court House door in the
City of Camden, on the first Monday in
Apr., 1000, during the legal hours of
Bale, the following described proporty
to-wit :
One house and one lot in the (own of
Bethune. tn school district No. 22 bound
od on the North l>v 8. A. L. Railway
Oo , Kafct by W E. Davis ; South by
W K. Davis; West by W 15 iMvis nnd
S. A Ij. By Co. Levied upon and to
be so!d as II. e property of J L). Morris.
Terms of Sde ? ('ash
J. S TRANTHAM
S. K C
Mar. 18. 19(5!)
Citation.
-'outh Carolina? Kershaw County.
By W. L. McPowoll, Ju;!ge of Probate
Whereas. Mr?, Alice Kabon trade
suit 'o me, to crnnt her Lett era
of Administration, of tho Ehtate of and
e fleet? of (jeo/ge Habtn, deceased
These arc ?therefore to cite and adninn
?Kh kH and ?ingular (he kindred and I he
creditors of (lie hh'kI George Kabon,
deceased. that they he and ap
pear before mo, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Cam
den, S. C., on the 3rd dnv- of
April, next after publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in tl.e forenoon, to show
caiiBt} if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under inv hand thu 13th day of
March. A D? 19CU,
w. u Mcdowell,
Judge of Tiolnte for IfetViavr County.
Published in the Camd< n Chronicle
on the IWth day of March, 1900.
Citation.
South Carolina. ? Kershaw Coqnty
ny W. U lfdDowc|', Judge of Probate.
Whereas, J. K. Coppland made
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Ad
ministration of tho Estate of and effects
of Latham Wall. ^
These are therefore to cite and ad
monioh nil and singular the kindred and
creditors of the satd Latham Wall de
ceased, that they he and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to he hold
at Camden, 8. C.. on April 6th, next
after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in
the fotenoon to show cause, it any they
have, why the said adiuinistrqUpp should
not be grated.
Given under my hand, this 18th day
of March, A, D. 1909.
W. L. McIi;)WELL,
Jndie of Pro'oato f>r K?r?haw County.
Published on the 19th day of Maf. 1909
In 'he Caudm Chroniclc.
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I Citation. '
j South Carolina ? Kershaw Coquty,
I O
Ry W- L. McPowell, Judge of Probate,
Whereas Darid R. Williams made
suit to me. to grant him Loiters of Ad.
ministration, with will annexed, of the
Estate of and effects of Susan M. Man
ning.
These are therefore to cite and sdipon
ish all and einf ular the kindred ^nd
creditor* of the said Sudan M. Manning,
deceased, that their be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to frp held
at Camden, 8. 0., on j\pril bih.
next *itat> publication thfreof, af \t
Q?clo$fc in tfoo forenopn, tci *ho*
if any thops baye, why <be ?aW admin
istration should not ba granted
Given under my hand this day of
March, A. P.. |00#. c
W. L. McDO W ELL.
Judge of Probate (or Kershaw County.
PablUhed in parrdtn Obroaiole,
on the \9tfx day of Muokt 1000,
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A BANK ACCOUNT Is Not
Only A Luxury, But A
1 NECESSITY to A
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Successful Bus
iness Man.
Do )ou know of a own or woman who in
conducting a mu csk!u1 hm-ines* without t ho
assist unco of u hank account?
No mutter what line of business you are
engaged in -farming, merchandising teaching,
clerking, or one of the professions, you (should
have an account with a hank-? THIS HANK.
We furnish a hank book and chocks froo,
Our SAVIMJS DEPARTMENT pays 4
per cent interest, compounded quarterly.
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P. S. ? John.Wajnamaker is using 75 of these typewriters in
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When in need1 of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
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Eastern Time
These arrivals and departures, as well as time and connections aro
tfiven only ai information and arc not guaranteed.
NORTHBOUND
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Ar- UUeraw 8 40 p m 8 10am
Ar. Hamlet 12 26 a m 9 10 p m 8 45 a m
Ar. Raleigh , 12.25 a m 1 1 .5(1 a m
Ar. Portsmouth 7 50 a m ft 40 p m
Ar Richmond 7 18 a m 5 30 rt in 5 05 p in
Ar. Washington 10 28 a in 8 50 a m 8 35 p? m
Ar. Baltimore 11 40 a in 9 57 a ni 9 52 p in
Ar iMuMolplda 1 63 p m 12 18 p m 11 51 p iu
Ar. New York 4 30 p in 2 45 p m 3 53 a m
N<> 99 i? Florida limited. No. 8 1 in year round limited, No 06 ia fa%t mai!
Local Passenger <.">*
Leave CanvUn fl 02 p "in
Arrive IJamM 7 30 p m
'? SOUTHBOUND
and raw
Hi* <
L7. Camden
Ar Colombia
Lv Savannah
Ar. Jacksonville
^r. Tatppa
Ar St. Angu^tine
Ar Palm lieaoh
Ar Miama
_Ar KpighU Rey. ,
Ar Uubana Cub* .
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0 05 am 9 22 am 10 30 p m
7 0Q a m 10 20 am II 40 p m
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* 8 20 a m 10 30 a m 10 25 p m
T 00 a m S 20 p ca
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Limited, 81 Year Rcnod Limited, 48 Fast Mail.
.Local Passenger.
1 O^fud.en ^ 58 n m
1 Columbia ; 11 00 a m
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JUST ARRIVED
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'?'?zM
At The Gilt Edge Store a Big Ship
nient of Beautiful Spring Goods.
Come In And Look at Them.
To See Is To Buy. -
?>'<' -r^'Vyf
: . : j.-'-d-wiji
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j^Pereahfl with Hide Iviifda, Motor Cloths in stripes and Hide v- ?, :~
bands, the best thing I'or hiditV Spring coat suits.
- -Shirt i n pPrintR at fver yard. (lood .quality.
The very 'brst Gingham in solid, stripe, plaids, si?'e
.... ? -??????
etc , at 10c \ d.
Lawns, l$aiis s , etc, in plain \n lute, figured, pea, side
bandy ? beautiful goo Is ? at 10c yd.
Some Wonderful Bargains In Winter
Di ?ess Goods. '
vC.'ioukp, Tailored Suits aiul Skirls, Blankets and Com
V 7 v %
, , ? T: ?
forts. We arc ofioring our entire liye of thesj goods at un? - - -
heard of piicep.
Remnants, Remnants.
All sorts of remnants at almost your own price.
Mattirlgs, Mattings.
Some liig values in Mattings, Matting Art Squares and
Hugs.
V ;l
Come and see us. We can interest
you.
Full line Farm Supplies and Ferti- ^
lizers at closest cash prices or on :
approved papers.
Yours Re? peel fully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store.
P. T. Yillopi?ruo.' Proprietor.