The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 26, 1909, Image 2
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fr * -?>* lijiii urn
8t>?4C?irrioN Katii txi?,e year , $1 .60,
?I* month*, 76 cent*; tbreo mouth*. 40
cents.
PualneiH local*, 6 cunu per lino each in*
lOrtioQ.
Candidatee' Card* tor County otficea
$6.00. Congreaaional $10.00.
Comiriunicatione will be publiehad when
of interest lo the general public and
not of a defamatory nature. No re
eponeibility will be assumed for ?l>e
views of correspondents.
Ujltks voi AdvkBtisin? ;?-()rd?parj
transient ad?ertUmtnta, flretinaerlion
$1,00 per square . i ach in
sertion 60 cen'h per Hqntre,
Rtttos for contract adverlUing Mill bt in
no'unced upon application at the office
All corninunioationH Uddr?-nM?'<i to tin*
paper must be accompanied by the true
n:\ine and addros of thp writer, iri or- \
der to insure attention, lioiected man- 1
uacriptH will not be returned.
OA MJ>KN, H. U. M Mi 2d. iUOft
Munufaetoiiita.
You may take the dullest and
luost prosaic town and erect within
its borders a busy, thriving man
uft>clurlng institution, where large
numbers of. workmen are employ
ed, and a new Mo i&^t once im
parted to the place. The dull tno
iiotony of the past gives way to t It ?'
bound of the ateain whistle and the I
clangor of the shop. Tho streets j
no longer look deserted. People
movo with h'i active restlessness in
alrao'ge contrast to the tiin*"6" w h? n
no manufacturing wan carried on
in their midst. The livliust io?n?
that wo have in thin countrv are
those wholly devoted t<? m'nnuftc
luring. The di earitat towrtt*. where
dry-rot i? visibla rin every hand,
are those wherein no woik?h< pa are
to ho found. M anil f nctu i ing tn*n?
are pot otrhf? more act i ve, l>u t a s u
rule they are prosperous*, ns wed n*
being far more enterprising and tif
fording better social and commer
cial advantage*. The t\ pi.nl mm
ufneturing towns aiolo be f .und in
Ntw Kngland, in fset the Conner
lieul rivfr may he said to be lined
with them. 1 1 ia invigorating to
tlie mind, hh well as l'? the sight, In
travel through these town*, which
j'lHily inay tie termed "In c I ? i v ? *?
of industry." An air of thrift and
i -o'er prise is everywhere dUpia,-ed.
J'ho propro toiri* of tl>? in luHrii)
institution*, tile t radesmeu, and ni
t's " n 8 nrd other citizens ?xhibit
every outward indicau- n f that
c >:> tent men t and happiu>*s? whii h
ari-?i? from a prosperous condition.,
1 here is a reason for this ? i ho
rial as wt*il as a htiaini s* reason.
Kiflt, the pieoenco of wotkshop*
and factories in the midst of a com
munity l" in itself a so'irce < f ne
tivi'.y. Torse i nst llu \i m. ?? i i r ?* w -
ing to them daily their m'? r;'H and i
llieir hundreds of wo?k"< f, tiring
lift* and not for m wvU, or
a id uiit ti hut ?? *? tb?-y ?re ?P
operation.
Our excellent city council Iihm
recently ituhtntUrd to the pe<?pU
of Cauudfli f<Mv l ttljhcaiiou Hie 0T>
diounct* t x> nipiing fro id iBXH'i'ir
all id Houfuci urin^ tbter prUm, uinl
(he people hf?s? veiy riylitly de
clined iu favor of it. N<??* let the
tuiitrpi iki4 coin* !
It in aaid i h a i Senator Tdiman
b?? n v 4 ry hijitli r<y?.rd i ?r 1'ieHI
ident T*ft iwnl think* the new
I'fi'fchli ut w i i j <}n tii u '* l? i'? re?tui?
4 quit;*" hi I in White IJoili-.
Frederick <?. Wkgutid.
Violiniat. , N*
I'upiU rou'iv?tl. fun* ?4K it k W'K ti'
H u I.
John Wicgund, Jr.,
Director of ( )rcliCHttu at u'l ipj
Kirk Wood." ?
T?ttf:ln?r ?>f JV'.no. H< (Moneru nod
act vi n 'M i i pu jiilf! rre?i vt'M .
Hcholttrahip* Vor
T * o hc ii ' J >? t n|> i |-n for !*?? ft ?? ? ?
coutrtiH nt ill*' (; h Ala. U<jKin<#?
C'?i!f 1 f M *? ? ? t1 , (in. f<>r m*!' .
Wor'h 00 -fuel i ; will null Uu in
for $10 00 varli. A J'l'ly a'. lliiH
( Jtioi'. ?
I*"'""."'""' ""? ~t ~T* ?; 'J ^ ^ , ? ? ;;
Ejrgs For Sale.
from lli"routil)hrc(l H n If
Orpingtons nt;H i * 'I r t r I c J ?;?* W\n?i
ijnit. n. K< r: i'i: v giinrniiU i m
?ft! 50 per HftM'is; of | f? ujjkh A ? I ?
<1 M bw, ,1 . H. /.'? m p,
I ' . # h t !!! r", ' ' i> in (I en, S . t ' . ?
I Surveyor's Notice.
| I t-TTnli l (? i.(. i-- T i ti -????? ?? ? i?V
' i i . Miirvi'v? aii'.l i l:i'- ?i ; :i< J ?* "f 1 1 1 - r
| lam.N ii kri>lni\\ I'ouniv Termn r?n
s->iiuI?!h \dtliis i tin* at llca'li ^pnii/",
i S. (V, or Icavi1 ? tiler* w ili Mr .li <? I'
ill li.?- I'.i^t Nw!i'?:i*! I'.aii!: of
CamofMi W. IK TVV I I I .
Dec. 17. I?<>8
Citation.
South ' 'tr.f.ini ? l\?ji iliii'V. Count v
By W. Ii. M i?w\vi t.f !'|?!
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tll i Ji i?l ! n' iin, i >! I ti'< I s! :i ! r c if ails.! ?? Ii"' * 1 -
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'I li< hi* ji r ? ' f<>i 1^ i i!** ;i!n! ;.<!
1 1 1 o : 1 1 h ) i all itn-l Mii'jiibir tin- kjiiiiv.i mid
iTtMiii'T* "I "nid 1 .at 1 1 ii in W.tl! .!???
(i'ilHi'1. thill Mn'V !>?? jtinl :t l >| ?Hit r I ?????? r ? ?
mm1, in tli>' ''niirt nf I'riii,;itr. t? ? h?* i. M
;|| t'liii. li-ii. >? ?' . i ?ri A |n . 1 ?i'i i.i \'
?Utvr ; hi l> 1 1 ? 'H ' inn llnTi'i.f at M i i*W in
ilu> f.iifiii'iii T *> fbnw rj.ibp, it anv 1 1 1 1 ? \
whv th<> said uiliiuii i^! rat iuii should
IK')! > t> ?rs ll' "d .
<iiv?'ii undt'r m\ hand. tliix lS(h dav
i ?' Murcdi. A. 1?. IMOit.
\v I. M. I ? ? > w ! ; i . i ..
J J?d <>f i 'r '?? ! . lur Kt i.th.iw I'uuntv
I'l'.'di-ln ?! t''c 1 h day <>! Mar ]'.?<>??
i :i 1 1: ?? > '.ini-i' u < 'Ii i ? m
COLUMBIA MUSICAL FES
TIVAL
Thursday and Friday, Ap
ril 22-23
I (THREE CONCERTS)
SPECIAL RAILROAD RATES
I he World's Famous Vocalists and
| Soloists and Royal Dresden Philhar
monic Orchestra. First lour in
America. 65 Musicians, not includ
ing Soloists.
| I H E ART I ST S
Mine. Jomclli Prima Donna Sop
rano From Manhattan Opera House.
Frederic Hastings? Baritone.
Mine. Langendorff, Mezzo Soprano
From Metropolitan Opera House.
Franklin Lawson, Tenor.
Grand Adult ('Uorim of '200 Voices, Direction of Prof. Geo.
| S. Kittrcdgo Kptcinl Chil<lren.H' Cboir of 200 Voices, Direc
tion ot Prof \V. <1. Ulermoehlcn.
j Sj)pcial HeBervsitio.li for Benson Tickets ( JnTy^OptniB Thurs
day, April 1, ami will continue lor?everal days.
PRICE OF SEASON TICKETS.
Hox Si-uls. ?5 and $0; Orchestra, $5; Balcony, 5.00 4.00, 3.00; |
< j u l it* r v. 2.00. ]
Mail Orders fillnl in order receiwd Local checks must be ^
drawn, with exchange, pay able to l^rL HlvOWN: iJhonr Hof). -
Columbia Festival Hall Thurs. April *2-2. Base Hall ? Char
leston Vrt Columbia
( )thcr Attractions: ? Columbia Auto Club Races Wed April
'21 Tarrenl ella German Wed April 21
Citation.
?Mitrh i nro'ina ? Kcr^l.t'.w t'oun'v
P.v \\ L. Mi 1 .lu<l-c f I'rub.iit-.
\V : -i. .m, Mr>-. A 1 n e iiuliCKi ii a.'..
>u;. 'i !<t?. to ur.'.iit Jut Lctti-r.
? ?i \ -it u.ii-f 1 1?: ion , of the hi-tnti' of ai.i
!? ti <?(?1 - ? I (if.. l'llh' II. 'It-r.-H.-f'l
! In- nr.- i i.-n.-forr to rite h!i< ! mlmon
?ult i'!! x;;i .Miliir tlie' kinilre<l an.l'tha*
i<- ,,'nrH 1 tin- uni'l lieorire KhI"!.,
i>. c, KH-il that they he anil up
M.-nr ii?-foie i-'ii-, in ilia* Court "(
I'r-.hiite. I > I >e hel'l ill C'an:
li-n, S. (V, mi tha> r? ? ? 1 1 1 a v if
Aj.i.l, 1 1 *' x ; aft?*r publication there:
nt, ;it 11 '-Ylork in the forennon.to (how
ihiisi- it.inv tliev luive, why the ?:ii>l
i.i ii i is :?>; r ;ii ion sh.itilal nut he gianted.
(i:v >!; uiel'-r mv Initial thi* 13lh tlav cf
March. A 1 > .. I.Wl;
W I.. MehOWKI.L.
.Ji.-ikff of 1'mtatt1 la ?r Ker-haw Count v.
I'1.:! ? i : slit 1 in :lie Cuiu-!en ( 1 1 ra n . ia- 1 ??
? ?n ; !ia> I'.aiii ilnv of Marrh. I!ICI'.?
! Citation.
I
'South Carolina ? Kershaw 0<>nnty.
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l$v V. I.. McDowell, Judge of Probate,
Where. m I ; a v i-i U. Willi um made
8ti:? Mi-, to :*n i ? t him Letter?. ol Ail
imniiti.il: :i. wnh will aum x. <), of the
nl . i:ri rlFects <?f Susan M. M;?n
' n.i
I 1, so are therefore to cite and ndmon
i-!t h i i r.rtl i-iDtf.ulttr the kin lrt*? I and
creditors t.i the said -btisnn M. Manning,
diseased, that they he mid Appear h< fore
list'. Hi t : 1 Y.tirr. nf Probata, to be held
at t'limhii, S ('. ? ; ri A (.ril 5th,
1 1 ? * >: t it.tvr puhlicKt ioji thereof, at 11
o'clock in :ht? f.)r?Toon, ?'? show cause
if any tin v have, why the said admin
istration fdn tild not be granted
Given under my hand t Is i ?? 1 ? ?t !i day < f
Mutch, A. 1>.. 1900.
w. i.. Mcdowell.
j .1 1. lire Probate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camden Chronicle,
Ion t ) i ?? li'th day of March. P.?0'.'.
A BANK ACCOUNT Is Not
Only A Luxury, But A
NECESSITY to A
Successful Bus
iness Man.
Do you know of a man or woman who is
conducting a successful business without t he
assistance of a hank account?
No matter what lino of business you are
engaged in* ? farming, merchandising teaching,
clerking, or one of the professions, you should
?have an account with a bank? -THIS HANK.
We furnish a bank book and checks free.
Our SAVINGS DEPARTMENT pays 4
per cent interest, compounded quarterly.
John T. Mackev, O. J Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. j/Vendent.
NOTICE.
Having boug-ht- out tho en
tire business of ]{ L Watkins,
the senior member of tho firm
Watkins & Whitaker, withhis
brother will continue the same
and under the linn name of
Watkins Brothers.
Thanking our friends and
patrons of both firms for past
patronage and s,olieit ing'a con
tinuance of the same, whh
promises of jrood and prompt
service
Very Respectfully
WATKINS BROS.
Phones 28 and 71.
Notice.
I1, in thai :il! n'io will
do ho will m>-ci at Aulioch C'n?rcl?
on Hie In' Mniulu,' in April (tbe
fif li <lny) f'?r I li purpose of pnt
t i 1 1 i* un ;i wire fence mound lie
cuiii'ifi i . .1. .J. CiniphiH.
PRESENTS
DT A M o NDS, J K W KLRV,
WATGHES,
STERLING SILVER.
CUT GLASS,
ART GOODS.
All new and Absolutely beau
tiful goods. Come. in whenev
er von have an opportunity
Remember we only handle
SOLID and GENUINE
GOODS. If not con venient to!
? 1
comt. in, send in your mail
order, whieh always has our
PERSONAL ATTENTION,
with a GUARANTEE TO
PLEASE. Always glad to
see you at
* SYLVAN BROS,
Jewelers, Silversmiths And
Opticians, Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
Columbia. S. C.
TO NIGHT
And Tomorrow Night
AT THE
OPERA HOUSE
Gaiety Amusement Com'py.
In high claws, refinded, and
I'olite entertainment, Two
hour* of laughter, fun and
myrtli. Come and ?njoy it.
THE PLANTERS DI
LEMMA
LADIES AND CHILD
REN ESPECIALY IN
VITED
Popular Prices 25, 35 and 00
cents. Doorfi open at 8, Com
mence at 8:'i0.
This Company of Artist will
appear in the Opera IIouho
jjgain Saturday night.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Compliuiu N<>'. Served.)
State of South Car-) C >urt o!
olina, > Owmnn
Oounty <?f Kershaw.) Picuh.
Thou C J) a Bone, Plaintiff,
against,
Essie A. DuBose . Clias E. DuBose,
Bessie V. DuBose, Mary ,D. Pitt -
man, Kate DuBoze, M. A. Du -
Base, and M, A. DuBose, as Trus
tee and Guardian for the Minor
Children of lier late Husband, Tho
man C. DuBose, to wit, Essie A.
DuBose. Charles E DuBose ,
Ham i don C DuBose, Scotta Da -
Base, Mary A DuBose , Helen Du*
Bose, Kate DuBose and T/ios. C.
Du Bose.
Defendants.
T<> the Defecdarts: .
YOU AKK HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint in
this action which will be ti'ed in the of
iii'c of the Clerk of the Court of Common
1'lcas for i lie faid County, and to serve
h copv of y<mr answer to the said com
print on the subscriber \ at his oflice ia
Camden, S. within twenty (lavs after
tli<- s rvice hereof, exclusive of the day
ot sncii service; and if you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid,
the piaintifT in this action will apply to
tli?* Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Fib I. Mil A. 1). 19U9.
W. M. SHANNON".
Plaintiff's Attorney.
Tot ho Defendants, Charles E. DuBose
and Bessie Y DuRo.se: ?
Take notice th:it the Complaint in this
action was fil>-d in the office of. the Clerk
of die Court of Common Pleas and Gen
eral Session* for Kershaw County, nt
Camden, S. C., this 15th dav of February,
A. 1). l'JO'J.
W. M. SHANNON.
Plaintiti's Attorney .
F?*b. I Tit h. 100?).
OF
ON THURSDAY, 25th of MARCH, begins our Grand Easter White Goods Sale. We promise this to be the
most powerful merchandising event of the season. During this great sal^ we will present a most sensa
tional array of tempting inerchahdise, so that hundreds of people will be attracted to this sale. The items
mentioned areonly a few compared with the hundreds of other bargains that we will offer all over the entire
store.
Remember The Sale Will Continue Until Saturday night, April 10th.
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