The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 02, 1909, Image 3
JUST IN At
THE PURE FOOD STORE
Delicious sugar cured Hams and Breakfast
Bacon, VirgioiH Smoked Bibs, White Bacon,
Beech Nut SUccd Beef and Bacon (in glass)
* Libby's W?ifer Diced beef
A full line of Fresh Cereals
Corn Flakes, Post Tosties and Crape Nuts
Fresh and orisp.
Oat Meal, Cream of Wheat, Saxon Wbea( .
Food, Puffed Rioe, Apitezn, Force,
Petij oh 11 V Breakfast Food.
Yellow Corn Meal, Graham Flour, Buck
wheat and Pan- Cake Flour.
Evaporated Fruits of all kinds
Kdam, Pine Apple, Creaui, Roquefort, Cam
erabert and Neufchatel Cheese.
Educator Toasterettes. Saratoga Chips.*
BRUCE & LANG.
Headquarters for Good Things to Kat.
? Beautiful Solo
Tbe congregation at the Camden
Baptist Cburoh wsa treated to a
beautiful solo last Sunday nlgbt
by Mri. P. H. 8awyer. It was
greatly enjoyed by all who was -so
fortunate ae to be present.
Horse Show.
The boree show held here this
week was quite a success. A large]
Dumber of horses were entered,
some of which were very fine, Tbe
attendance both days was Targe
and enthusiastic.
' A Grand Bucoefta.
The shirt waist sale conducted
by -the ladies of^ the Methodist
Church last week was a decided
suocess in every particular. More
than $50 00 were cleared. The la
dies are to be congratulated upon
thn eplendid manner in which the
enle was managed.
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Sacred Concert. .
A sacred conoert will be given at
tbe Oamden Presbyterian Church
nest Monday afternoon, the 5th inst,
at 4 o'clock..* A oolleotion will be
taken up for the purpose of getting!
a wator motor for the organ These ,
concerts m vrr fa. I lo please and all
who attend will enjoy a delightful
jtreat. . i
Mr. Waddy Thomson to Speak Here.
Mr. Waddy 0. Thomson, whn
formerly lived here and ywho still
Iihs scores of f itnds \y Camden,
will deliver an address ho the Cam
dun Baptist Oburch n/}xi Sunday
nlph?, April 4th., tfptfn the subject
of "giving." AM are cordially in
vited, and it is hoped that a large
congregation will be present.
Liberal Contribution.
The Columbia State ia raising
money to ereot a monument, to. tin*
women of (he Confederacy; T<>
this cauae Ibe citizens of Boykins,
through Mr. Samuel BoykiD, have
contributed flfty dollars. T ii? g?n
erouc .contribution to so noble a
oause ia worthy of tlie highest oom>
mendation. If the rest of the S'.at?
does as well as the people of Boy
kins there can be erected ft tnonu
ment of which South Carolina will
be proud.
Coming Kariltlfea of a Popular Young
Couple.
. Invitations have been issued to
the marriage of Miss \\ico Wither
spoon Oorbett, daughter of Dr. and
Mr*. John W. Corbett, of our city
and Mr. Douglas Gordan Richard'
eon, of Columbia Tho mtrriage
will take plaoe at Qrace Church on
Wednesday evening, the 14t.lt of
April, at fyalf after 8 o'clock. t Miaa
Corbett ifcui Mr. Richardson ate
t?ro society favorites and the hap
py svent is look id forward to with
the keenest Internal by tbeir large
Cirole of friends. ^ '
Citation.
South Carolina ?Kershaw County.
By W. L. McDowell, Judgo of Prpbat?. !
Whereaa Darid R. WUliama made,
suit to m*. to grant him Letters of, Ad- !
ministration, with will annexed, of the
Estate of and effects of 8a*eQ M. Man*
nitif.
These are therefor* to otte a*d admon
ish all and singalsr the kindred and
crcditore of the ssld Susan M. Manning,
deceased* that thejr be and appear before
Court of Probate, to be JheJd
at Camden, 8. 0 , 1 on 4prll 5th,
j>e*t after publication thejeof, a( Jl
o'clock in the forenoon, ?o ?how cam*
If any they have, why the said admin
istration should pot be granted* '* - v
> ' Qiyen under my hand thia 16th da; of
1009.
W. L. MoDOWBLL. jlte
?Jfrobnfe for Kershaw /o?*y
|tfita3?So^ w*'
Married
At llio residence of Mr. J. A.
Watts on the evening of March 28 l>,
Mr. David Gillis, of Hoy kins and*
Miss Daisy Young, of Wealville.
Notary Public J K Creed ciflctaling.
The Demoreat Comedy Company To
Play Here Under Oanrae All
Next Week
The popular and well known
Demoeest Comedy Company, one
of tbe best dramatic oompabies
that touts tbe Soutb, will play here
under oanvns all next week on tbe
Ms J or AdtiiW lot. Tbls company
number* about 16 pebple and oar
rlea ?U own epeoial scenery, stage
settings and electrical effect? to
deoorate eaob play. Monday night
they will present a Western come
edy drama entitled "Tbe Miner's
Daughters." Singing, dancing and
municat specialties will be lnlro
duced between the acts. Admis
sion 16 and 26 ceuts. Adv.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
8tate of South Carolina,)
County of Kershaw.' f
W. J. Dunn and J McSmyrl.
/ Plaintiffs,
V8.
Susan S. Arledge , Defendant,
Under and by virtue of the decree here*
in, Duted February 17th, 1903, I will
sell, by public outcry, to the highest Jbid
der, before the Court House door.'in
Camden, S. C , within the legal hours of
Male, on the first Monday in April, 1009,
being the 6th day thereof, the following
describtd real (state:
All that piece, parcel or lot of land, in
the City of Camden, County of Kershaw,
State of 8outh Carolina, on Lyftleton
Street, fronting ninety-nine (09) feet on
Lyttleton 6treet, being all of lot number
three hundred twenty three (893) and
half (1*2) of lot uumber three hundred
twenty-two (822) of the City o* Camden.
ThU is half of the lota bought by Mr?,
Suoan 8. Arledge from Mcintosh, and
bounded as follows: North by Julia A.
Addison; Essf' by Lyttieton Street;
South b/ Susmi S. Arledge, the other
half of Mcintosh lot i and West by the
estate of Elizabeth 8. Holland.
Terms of sale, cash, and before any
bid shall be received, said bidder shall
deposit with the Sheriff one hundred dol
lar* ($100.00) in cash, or certified check
for B*me, as evidence of gooU faith," If
the bidder or bidders shall fall to comply
with th? terms of sale, the 8h?riff at
th? discretion of the plaintiff's attorney,
shall sell the property on the same or
some future salesday, without further or
der of this Court, at the r|sk of (be
former purohas?r.
J. S. TRANTHAM,
Sheriff Kershaw County. .
Mar oh llth, I9u9.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
State of South Car In tbe Court .
olina, v of Common ~r
County of Kershaw ) Pleas.
The Enterprise Building 4* IfOan
AisoQiQtion, flciintifi,
jiyaxnst
Mat lie Gad ton, Leonard Random.
Felix Ran torn, James Ha nsom and
David Wolfe , Defendants.
Under *nd by virtue of a decree in the
i?bore entitled case, mode by the Ifon
orab'e D E. Ilydplck. Prps}diQg Judge,
and bearing date the 8rd day of March,
1909, I will offer for sale in front of (lie
Court IIou?e door in the city of Catild^n,
in the county and State aforesaid, during
the |egal hours of sale. qn the fljrat Mon
day In Aprjl, A. p. JC09, being the fifth
(5t ti) day tboreof, the following parcel
or lot of land : ?
All that paroel or lot of land In ?he
City of Camden. In the 0 unty of Kef.
thaw *nd State of South Carolina, qn fch$
Western aid* of Broad Street, thp earn*
being the Southern or- lower half of Oitv
lot No. 996, havfng a front Bast on
Broad Street of thirty-thrae (331 feet,
and extending back Weatwartfly two
hundred and /lltjr- four (904) ftet, and
bounded on the Noj-th bv tho apper qr
Northern portion o| a?|<J lot No. ftflf, on
the ?k?t by Broad Street of C#mden. on
the 8outh by City I^ot No 906, and Weal
br lot now or formerly of Edward Small.
The above described lot la that conveyed
to Falta Random by David Wolfe, Oafrie
Wolfe, JULLooia W.^rMeo ??<* fotdore!
Wolfe. ^
Tenpa of ?ala, om^- Purcfcaaer to paw
tfor papers
Anv person desiring to bid at said tale
shall flr?t deposit witf* the Maater the
iftw pf one Hundred Pillar* ($100.00) |n
raonay oj oertiftod cheak u a pl?Jg? to
tnaWs good hia Mil
- ^554 A- WITTKOWSKf^
Master for Ktnhaw County,
March 10th, 1900.
LaWn HfrgUdMf ? *f4V^ .v. . v . ; ?C ? ' -* - ? -< '
[ FOR SALE
; To The Highest
Bidder.
I
We will sail to the bl<rc?*t bidder od
\ Monday, April 5?b. 1W)9, in fro?t of
i tli? Court H?>u?o door in Camden, 8
0. duri?'< tho legvl hours of sale,
tl?o following d? scribed proparty :
Tbe lot on Ruth-due atreet witli
brick wa'*b?>a?e and otbenhu tiding*
thereon, known h? (iautn 'Hrolbers'
cotton warehouse and stables.
NATHAN g*?lN*Kf,
80 1* ill A M BAUM,
Administrators.
Camdou, 8. C., Mar oh 30tb. 1909.
V
X> e Oruabed.
Mr. Albert S. Qardnar, son of Mr,
8 T Gardner, of Botb'u.or, met
wl h tbo very unfortunate accident
no Wednesday last of galling one
of bis legs crushed. He wss at
Sullivan'* ssw mill about 6 mils*
from Relbuns snd while adjustlue
some of lbs msobinery of tbe mill
the osrrisge run upon bin) will) ilia
results ss stated above. He wa*
resting ss well, vealerday as could
be expected under tbe circumstsn
stances.
Our Soldiers Who Died In
The War.
The John D. Kennoly Chapter U'
D. O propose erecting a bron*e
tablet t > tlje memory of Confederate
Soldier* from Kershaw County, who
were killed, or died In servioe dnr
log the year* 1861*-65' They arc
making an effort to eeoure a com
plete list of those who gavu their
lives for the ??L^at Caaii" from tl\t?
county. They frave secured the fol
lowing names, but they feel sure
that there are others to be added,
and they appeal to thecitixens of
Kemhaw oounty to aid them in com
pleting the list. Names mty be sent
'o any one of the committee.
Mta, P, Brooe PiYlg.
Mrs. John Cantey,
Mrs BenJ. Haile,
Mrs. E/ E Sill,
1 Committee.
Capt. John Cheanut, Capt Adam
McWillie. Capt Henry Canteys R?u
hen Qerald, Colunibns Minton; Wil
liam Kirkland, John Witherspqon,
Harwell SalmotStJ, Charles Fisher,!
John Boykin, Allison 8bannonv Jo
seph Doby. Capt Boykin MoCaa,
Lt. Duncan Whitakcr, Marcus limrn,
Charles Shannon. Douglas Ancrum,
James Curetrgi, U T Dutton, M 8
LeGrnnd, Kdward Lanj, Francis De
Vine, C T Billing, Chesnut Whita
ker, Lewis Vaughan, Jesse Nettles,
Wra, Lewis, William Turner, Jesse
Young, Lt Henry W. PeSnqssure,
Lt. John J MoKain, Capt. T J War
ren, T M Wl-itaker, Williama,
\ If red K D >by, Qon John B Villepl
gue. T 1* Bt?ykin, James H Bnrns, J
WcKagen, ? LeGraud, El. Pardee
Niles, ft G Perkins. James Wither
spoon, John Capers, Col P [I Nelson
Joseph Nettles, Reden Barnes, Kich
ard West, Angus Mcfyinun. William
McNaughton. John McGougnn, Wil
lisra Hough, John K Hough, Nathan
iel Hough, Lewis Hopkins, Lt. Wil
liam MeSwcen, James Turner, Kin
ley MoCaeklll, James Bruce. Henry
Coats,' Jesse DeBruhle, Burvydl
Truesdale, ^amuel Webb," P had rack
Hodgers. James Rodgers,- T J Cly
burn. G Sntton, John Kirby, Chap
Gardner, John Barfleld, William
Parker, Capt Joe Cunn'ngham,
'?>rpl A J Cunnlnghhtn, Railey Pi*
on, B <5 Porry, Thomas P^iry, Lewis
Stinson, John Team. C 8 Young, ??
? Hatoliffe, Abe Neufar, J5ub Jor
dan, Baker, John Clowney,
Tom Bradley, Jordan Myers.
Citation.
?South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
\ ?
By T,y. J* IfcDpwpll, Judge of Pfobufp.
Whereas, Mrs. Alice Rabon made
suit to me, to grant tier Letter*
of Administration, of the Estate of and
effects of George Kabon, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoR:
?ah all and singular the kindred and thp
creditors qf the sa|d tfeorge H?bop,
4ecea?ed that they be and ap
pear hefofe me, in the of
Probate, to he held at Cam.
den, 8. O,, on the -Jr(J dftv of
April, n?*t aftor publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to ahow
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given nnder my hand this 18th day qf
March, A. D? 19Q9,
W> U MpDOWELL,
Juflge of Trobate for K<M?h?v ^pun^y.
Published in the Camden (Jhronicle
on the 19lh day of frftrcn, 19QQ. v>
Citation.
n >. ?
South C*rolina.?fter*li??w County.
*
By W. L. McDowell, Judge o f Probata.
f. h* &oppl*1f4 mad*
suit to n#. tq wnwit hi?H Utters of 4<J
ni|ni?tratior| of the Estate of and effect a
of Latham Wall.
Tbpee nrp therefore to cite and ad*
tnonibli all aod atngnlar the klpdwd and
creditors of the eald Latham Wal| d$
opaaed. Ihat they be and nppeff hefflre
me, In the Com* of Probate, tq be fceld
the fotenean lo show cause, it an? they
have, wljy the ?*W administration ehoold
not be ?nn!?l.
Xitven n"d??r noy hand, this 16th dar
of March, A, V. 190*.
W L MctKJWRLL,
indite of Probate for Kerihaw County.
' Published on ttarlflth ?uy of Mar. ittOQ
In the Caasdea Cfcrofttele.
SPRING OPENING
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next
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Thursday and Friday,
MAR. 25 & 26.
Large display of Spring Goods of all
kinds.
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HIRSCH BROS & CO.
THE BIO STORE.
JDST ARRIVED
At The Gilt Edge Store a Big Ship
? ' ?? : ' . * ? . . . -v Vv 'J8m
merit of Beautiful Spring Goods.
Come In And Look at Them.
To See Is To Buy,
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Percales with side bands, Motor Cloths in stripes and side
bands, the best thing for ladies' Spring coat suits.
The very best Gingham in solid, stripe, plaids, side bands,
etc., at 10c yd.
Lawns, BatU etc , in plain white, figured, pes, side
bands ? beautiful goods ? at 10c yd.
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Dress Goods.
<s and Skirts, Blankets and Cool.
forts. We are offering our entire line of these goods at un?t
heard j>f price?. f ..
Remnants, Remnants. :
All sorts ot romnantH at almost your own
Mattings, Mattings.
Some big values in Mattings, Matting Art Squares and
Rugs. . ?? ' v
Come and see us. We can
Full line Farm Supplies and
lizers at closest cash prices
approved papers.
Yours Respectfully,
P. T. TillepUme. Proprietor