Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Lenten Specialties At THE PURE POOD STORE Deviled C'r-ibs Clams, (31am Chowder, Lobster, Sobrirop*; Canued Salmond, Creep Turtle Meat, Mock Turtle Soup, Imported French & Portugal Sardine* Oysters, Smoked Hone Herring Anchovies and Anohovy Paste 'Cootch Kippered Herring, ?x*rtch Herring in Tomato Sauce Scotch Fiudou Haddocks, Smoked Bloaters, French Tunny Fish (To mato sauce) Fish How,? salt and fresh, M ack er al, Caviar, Fibered and Brick Cod Fish, Cod Fish HhIIh, French Mackerel? Marinated and Spiced, Kels in Gelatine, Uolied Sardines in olive oil, Sardines (wine ?auce) Sard in en (aromatic spiced) Fillets do Thon (olive oil) Boned French and Portuguese Sardines. BRUCE & LANG. THE PURE FOOD STORE. Phone 2. f?e?l Columbia Musical Festival. Wo direct Vhe attention of our r<! Hc|or? lo the advet tiaemeut of the .Columbia Musical Festival which will take plane April 22 and 23. A delightful time for all who at tend. New Boarding Houhg. Mr. J. C. Cl?tk, of Hock Hill, has taken charge of the HlackwelJ house on uuper Main street and will conduct a (JonoWeTroTal hotel, Mr. C<ark ia a brother of Mr. D. H. Clark at Burns di Barrett's. I I Jim Halle Captured. Jim Haile, colored, the notorious' character who escaped from the chain gang of this county seven ori eight years ?g?, was captured a few days ago by Sheriff Trantham fourteen miles above Charlotte, N. r., and has been brought back to finish out his sentence. Death of Mr B M. Marshall. | VVe were grieved to learn on | Tuesday of the death of our friend, Mr. II. M. Marshall, which occur red on Monday night his hon?e| on the factory hill. The burial) took place with fraternal honors on' T u p ed a v afternoon n t t h e C a m d e n j cemetery. ,, T* hia bereaved fHmi-j ly we tender our sincere sympathy. A Beautiful "Window. The show window which is at,, trading the greatest. attention right now is that, of Mr M. H. Hevman, the Jeweler. This window contains the silver cup*] and other prizoa to be < fYered nt the horna ahow which js io t?k-' place next. Wednesdav and Thursday. If you want a rent foist for your eyes go down to Mr. Heyman'a. Special Easter Bale There is now goinp on at the popular store of L . Schenk <fe Co. a special Raster sale at winch ? most sensational array of tempting merchandise is being presented. M '?sars. L S thenk <fe Go never half do anything and cus'orn"ra mat rest assured that, their visit, to this store will be abundantly rewarded. The sale will continue until Satur day night, April 10th. Don't fail to get some of the bargains. Mr. Thompson VAddreM. A'-ording tn unnonnopmeru in The Chronicle lt*t ?vepk, M'. 8. A. T'lomp'on of the N minimi Riv? rn Hint Unburn Con^ose, d?-hvt*nd tin address in the Opera I J ? ? u ? ?* tob lerd*y( ttflorn'>on. I'lier*- was h lurye number of Camdeu'fl tepre ftt'tHttiive business ijmmi prrfl>*ni. The fwMr.ns wa* h splendid one anH wo trim, it will result, in creating a dei-per interest among our people in the effort to make navigable the W alerce river. Sparks Shows. The {[pnfrnui approval of evpry bodv nnrt * verytMng connected wifb t h ?* J 'tin H. Sparks Shows Indicates that il is a modern, hivh-olats and iiiMilin? institution. , Jt h?a the finest and most completely equipped special ad verthing oar of any ? li w in Aufnoa, carrying a large orew of flrat-olass e*|ierleno*d advertisers After il onnei the finest and most oomplotly equipped special train of enormous sbow oars ever con atruoted, and a large fortune is in vested in tbis alone. Itt ve?e of horse flesh will nde that the show oarriea the handenm-j est lot of thoroughbred horses ihay have ever seen, from the magnificent' NormaO'Peroheron draft stock, HoJ the oUan limbed, beautiful Arabian ring stock and fancy menage sod jookey horses. Therms ta a rare treat In etore for eveYvhody who seas ihia gr^at ali<?? at Ctmden Tliuraday, A pi il 1. Meeting of Camp Richard Klrklund Thera will lie a meeting f t Camp Richard Kirkland United Confed erate Veterans held at Opera House in Camden ou Saturday April the 10th, 1909 at 11 o'clock A. M. All members of the Camp are requested to bo present, as there will lie business of ' importance, brought up (or your consideration. Let all onrne prepared to nay their annual dues. W. F. Russell, Cooiuiauder. Notice. T Ij eregul a7m e e U n g of the Ker shaw County Farmers' Union will be held at the Court Hou?e on the second Saturdcy in April at 11 o'clock A. M. A. E. Kennedy, Prouident. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of Sooth Carolina,) County of Kershaw. J W. J. Dunn an<i J Mc Sm yrl. Plaintiffs, vs. Susan S. Arledge, Defendant. Under and by virtue of the decree here in, Dated February 17th, 1903. I will sell, by public outcry, to the highest bid der, before the Court IIour?e door, in Camden, S. 0 , within the legal hours of -ale, on the firnt Monday in April, 1009, being the 6th day thereof, the following de?crib< d teal ( state : All that piece, parcel or lot of land, in the City of Camden, County of Kershaw, State of South Carolina, on Lyttleton Street, fronting ninety-nine (99) feet on Lyttleton Street, beint* all of lot number three hundred twenty three (323) and half (1-2) of lot, number three hundred twenty. two (822) of the City o' Camden. This is half of the l?>tH bought by Mrs. Suean S- Arledge from Mcintosh, ami bounded as follows: North by Julia A. Addison; Kast by Lyttioton Street; South bv Sua in S Arledge, the otliT half of Mcintosh lot; and \V?st by the estate of Euzibeth S. Holland. Terms of sale, cash, and before any bid shall be received, said bidder shall deposit with the Sheriff ouo hundred dol lar? ($100.00) in cash, or certified check for same, as evidence of urood faith. If 1 1 1 e bidder or bidders shall fail to coniplv with til < tertn9 of salo. tho Sheriff at the discretion of he plaintiff's attorney. Bhall 3*11 tho property on the same or some future ealesday, without further or der of this Court, at the risk of the former purchaser. J. S. TRANTIIAM, Sheriff Kershaw County. March Uth, 1()U9. FORECLOSURE 8ALE. State of Boulb Car Id the Oourt olin# , V of Oomraon Oounty of Kershaw ) Pleaa The Enterprise Building Loan Association, Plaintiff, Ayainst Mattic Qadson, Leonard Ransom fetix Ransom, James Ransom and Puvid Wolfe , fJlefendanta. Under and by virtue of a decree in the above entitled ca?e, mnde by the Hon orable D . B. Hydrick. Presiding Judge, and bearlnz date the 8rd day o7 March. 1909, I will offer for sale in front of the Court Hou?e door in the city of Camden, in the county and State aforesaid, during the legal hours of sale. on the flrat Mon day In April, A.D. 1909, being ?he fifth (5tn) flay Ihoreof, the following parcel of lot of Und : ? ' All^that paroel or lot of land in thr Cii y of Camden. In '? lie C'unty of Ker chajy and State of South Carolina, on the Western side of Broad Street. the name bpbig |ho Sotnbern o^ lowor half of Oit< }o|; No. 99Q. hav'nar a front East on Qroad Street of thirty-three (33) fept, and extending b*cK Wostwardly two hundred and j|xtjr-four (26f) feet, and bounded op the Nojrth by the upper or Northern portion of ea|d lot No. 998y on the Ba?t hy Broad 8treet of Camderi. on the Soup) by Olty Lot No 09.1, and West bv lotpo^or formerly of Edward Small. The above d<j?orib?d lot is that oonreyed to JTolix Ragsom by David Wolfe, Carrie Wolfp, Minnie W- flarqch ?nd Isidore Wolfe. Terms of sals, cash. Purchaser to pay for papers Any person deling to bid at said sale shall fir?t deposit with tbe Maater the sum of ono Hundred Dollars (#100.00) in money or certified oheok ae a pledge to make gnod his bid \ L A. WITTKOWSKY, WMTff fbr Kershaw County. March 10th, 1909. ' --a a.-.- ? " OUUI WMiNt 8?1? by ihv Ladu ? of Ihe Methodiat Church Pon't for^t th<? Sliiit Waiat Sale now toiiig ?j? at Whitakor & Bur* mfc'a old *?tii?d fur tUu benefit uf tbo Methodist Church. ttJontriuU for Free BridKe Let Y>.-?ter dey. ' The )od(( hoped for free brldgf over t,b? WnU'rcp i i v*? r is about to km a reality. The contract for building di'a bridge whh let \ ?* ?? t ?? i - ifaV t'? th?? Peon Mridge <<o. for $38,089. There aero quite a num. Iter of bids pnbniitied, inn^inu all the wav from ? 38.08U lo over ? 1 7 , ? 00Q. The bit! fur the JVoh Cq. was submitted by Mr. W K. Glenn, a former resident of Cam do n . Tan Executions. Under and by virtue of sundry tax executions to mo directed, I will prceeed to hell. before th" Court I louse door iu the City of Camden. on th? <i rst Monday in Apr., KMX*, during the legal hours ol ?u|m, the following described property to-wit : One house and ono lot in the town nt Belhune, in aehool district No. 22. bound, od on the North bv N. A. L, Railway Oo , Kast by W K. Davis; South l?> VV. K. Davis; Went by \V K. Davis and S. A L. H y . Co. Levied upon and to be ?<>ld uh the property of J. I). Morris. Terms of Halo ? Caali J. S. TRANTHAM r . H. K. 0. Mar. 18. 1909. A RARE OPPORTUNITY Is Ileto Offered To The 81DK AND II BRING Of Our Community. Read Carefully, Reflect Thor oughly A ud Act Accord .ingly. Visiting Specialists From The Cleveland Institute of Med icine and Surgery, Legally Chartered and Incorporated Cleveland, Ohio, Will Pay Their First Visit To Cam den, S. C., and Will 13e At The Hotel Camden Saturday, Apr. 3. Tell Your Sick Friends. ONE DAY ONLY 8 A. M. TO o f. M. FREE This Institute, composed of a orouD ot regularly graduated physicians ana sur geons, licensed, lega'.'y chartered and In corporated under the laws of the State of Ohio, sends at Its own expense these eminent medical spec'alfsts in ordar to Introduce the newest nethods and dis coveries In medicine and surgery, such as j the system of treatment under X ray, Violet ray, FlnBen ray, Hydrotherapy, Etc., to give to those who call on the above date, consultation, examination, advice and all medicine^, required to com ?plets a cure, absolutely free. These spe cialists will diagnose your cjse and give you the benefit of their skill end med ical knowledge* There Is In this case no experimenting or guess work at your expense. You will be told whether you cp.n be cured or not. If your care is curable they will put you under treatment Immediately; If Incura blo they will give you such advice ca may prolong your life. Their treatment always gives -quick relief, and ultimately pocltlvely cures. Eclng prepared to copo with each Individual case the human sys tem Is thoroughly cleansed of the dls easo In a natural and direct manner, and Improvement la noticed at once; even the worst cases arc treated without any Inconvenience to the patient or the pur suing of his or her dally vocation. if you ere Improving under your family physician, do not como r.nd take up their valuable time, as they absolutely refuse to treat any one who la under the care of tho local pl-.yslclans. They wish be cldeo to give, each patient plenty of time and their undivided attention, but can not listen to lono etorlea not pertaining to your trouble., They have discarded the old methods and remedies used for ages by the medical world, and which It would ba folly to depend upon any longor, for they are not known to cure, a* thousands die, depending on them for relief. The following list of diseases only are taken under treatment, to-wRi Diseases of the Nervous System, Heart, Stomach, Lungs, Kidneys, Catarrh, < (purulent or dry), Consumption, Epilepsy, Deafness, Dis eases of Women, Tumors, P6cudo Cancers, Piles, of a Chronic Naturo only. They treat Deafness by an entirely new meth od, and hearing In many cases Is restored it once. Catarrh In all Its varied forms, like other diseases If once taken under treatment, Is cured permanently to re main so and to never return. Jt matters not whom you have seen, or with whom treated, do not fall to call, as a visit will cost you nothing, and may restore you to fiealth, or even oave or prolong your life, thousand* of person* will tpstlfy by unassallabla testimonials In all parts of the country. If you suspect Kidney Trou ble, bring a two^ ounce bottle of your Urine for chemical and microscopical an alytic v REMEMBER:?' The free offer la during thla^vlslt only, and will not be repeated. Person*- commencing treatment upon their future visits will be required to pay, but not one cent will be asked from those commencing treatment during thlt visit for any medicine necessary to ef? feet 4 cure, Irrespective of your position In Ufa, or th? number of thosa who oome pn above data. Whensoever, or whom wanted, a positive guarantee to cure will {>? gjven under thalr 'system of traat ftierti. Thosa having long atandlng and ponapilcatad disease, who hava failed to get wall and become dlscouVagod, are particularly Invited to call. ftOTlcpi ? Married led lea without fhalr HUSBANDS, and minora without tWf FATHERS, w III positively pot be admitted to consultation unles^ accom panied by ana of thalr local physician*. Offlca H#ur#i 9 Av M. tq ?:$> p. M. DON'T FOROET THE DATE. # Saturday, Apr. 3. > ONE DAY ONLY SPRING NEXT Thursday and Frida m MAR. 25 & 26 Large display of Spring Goods of all kinds. Oojne Ope, C?ofrte /HI HIRSCH BROS & CO. THR BIO STORE. 2? Performances Daily? 2 THE SOUTH S ONLY SHOWS The only one that never broke a Promise BIGGER, BETTER, GRANGER THAN EVER EVERYTHING NEW THIS YEAR; Herd of performing Elephants lO Cages of Wild Animals Wonderful Trained Lions 4? Petitt Family of Acrobats--4; , Beautiful Trapese Artists 5-Flyjng Valentinos-5 Alfton, the Up-side-down Man FREE OUTSiPE EXHIBITION AT SHOW GROUNDS I STREET .PARADE AT NOON JUST ARRIVED At The Gilt Edge Store a Big Ship ment of Beautiful Spring Goods. Come In And Look at Them. To See Is To Buy. vS ' " ?. * A ' ' Percales wit 1 1 side bands, Motor Cloths in stripes and side bands, the boat tiling lor ladies' Spring coat suits. Shilling l'rintH at 5c yard. Good quality. The very best Gingham in solid, stripe, plaids, side bands, etc , at 10c yd. Lawns, Hat is , cto , in plain white, iigured, pes, side bunds ? beautiful goods ? at 10c yd. Some Wonderful Bargains In Winter Dress Goods. in Is ami Skirts, Blankets and Com forts. We are offering our entire line ol these goods at un heard of piiceH. Remnants, Remnants. All sorts of remnants at nlmo3t your own price. Mattings, Mattings. Some big values iti Mattings. Mattinir Art Squares and Hugs. ? Come and see us. We can interest you. Full line Farm Supplies and Ferti lizers at closest cash prices or -on approved papers. * Yours Ret pdci fully, TheFamous Gilt Edge Store. P. T. Villepifijuo, Proprietor.