The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 06, 1909, Image 3
JUST IN At
THE PURE FOOD STORE
ItoluwIaiiK Spring nnd Rutnt drinks at
Wo Purs Foo3 Btofel
- \ > ' '
FKNNKH'S GRAMS .MUCK.
The nttfonnuited juicy of pure Concord
grapoH in four BizeH ? 10c, 15c, ii()c, and <)0c.
RKAUFONT GINMKtt ALK.
Refreshing and invigorating lOc per pint.
, Harris mtima watku.
The beit lithia Water on tho market? 4-2'
and 5 gftlloiiH.
We havo ju?t received a lull lino. of Tean.
Rest loose teas 60c per lb Tctlcy'H lean in
packages 00c, 70c and 80c per lb. ?
BRUCE & LANG
Headquarter** for Good Things to Eat.
Rememberl
Only those can voto in tho Elec
tion on Aaguii 17th who present
their -Registration Certificate and
Tux rcceipt.
Tho Uumdun News.
We have before us Vo', 1, No. 1
of The Camden News, 1 1 is pub
lished ori Wednesday a.
MaVried.
On Aug. 4, Mr. Capets L. Mose- !
ley and Miss Mary W uUers, R-v. W. j
S. Waller* offlcla' iug. The bride j
is a niece of Rev. W. S. Walters. i
FOR KEN T j
Ono 0 room Cottage on Kai * J
sireet. Apply lo
David Wolfe,
.Camden. S. C
? ? m - ? ?
Free Baibeeuo. -
There will lie a free lurbocuc in
C.mKl.in n?. 'PliiiVtiluv A 11 (Ml q I. 1 9. ? li . '
V ' "*V* V" A - J , - O " ? I
It which tho public is invited.'
Prominent prohibit. on speakers are i
expected to deliver fpeeches un ;
that occasion.
l ~ Farraeifl Union Meeting.
Yolir attorHiou ia ngim called to
\ the meeting of ths Oievtltnil Far
mere Union which meets at C'eve
land-school house on Friday, Au
gust 13ih, at 4 p. in. Every mem
ber is rt quested to be present.
X ^ ^
Twenty one Years Old
As will be seen by the statement
of the Bank of Camden published in
Tho Chronicle today this bank is 21
yrars old. Sound business judg
h ment ha? guided the nflfairs ol this
bankjfrom its beginning, and few
have steered so ejear (<f tho "break
ers as this bank has done. The ro
cord it has made is a lino one.
Special Meeting.
There will be a business meeting
of the Kershaw C?unty Farmer's
Union held at the Court House in
Camden on Aug. 14ih at 11 o'clock
a m. A full attendance is desired.
All farmers not members are i n v i I -
ed to meet wiih us as mallei s of
importanoe will be discussed.
A. B. Kennedy, Pres.
Baptist Ghuich.
Tho fourth of a ae.iies of sermons
to young Christiana nexl Sundiy
morning. In the evening there will
a Uuirfu Servicp. Tneme, "Christi
anity, 'Common Sji.se, and Prohibi
tion."
Do not fail to visit Hon. - M. L
Smith's Bihle Class at 5 o>dock
Wo want 150 in the class.
Telent and Decision Day at Lyttleton
Street Church.
Last Sunday was Deoision Day
in the Sunday School of the Metho
dist Church, it was also the timo
for bringlng in the talents. About
three months ago the pastor' distri
buted talents (10 cents eaoh) to the
dilJ'dreut members of tho Suuday
^Sqliool with the instruction to use
them so as to multiply them for the
Lo d. That the children have becn?
at work was shown last Sunday af
ternoon when the tahnts were call
ed in and fifty odd dollars were re
ceived. This is not all, for a num
ber have not yet turned in their tal
ent?, sod when these are received it
will add materially to the amount al
ready in band. ?
After the talents were collected
the pastor addrtssed the Sunday
School, stating in a few brief re
mark* the object of Decision D?v
nod what It means to decide for and
?ceo pi Chi |tt. Thon decieioni
wrre caHtd for, nml-Vwo -Mule boys
expressed their desire to give their
lives to Christ and Join thochurcb.
f Tho children deemed interested
?nd impressed and all io all the
seivideo tended to onooursgo and
ipaptre everyone to bolter oervlco in
?U? future* '4& .
4.
Married.
By Kjv K M. Llglilfoot in NorlU
Augusta, S. C.,,1 illy 25,-li, Miss lie ?
bi? Mlindy of B'.dvtdere, S. C. and
j i4r. L. F. ShufFur of Cauidun, S. C
New Store.
Mr. .J S. Uliauio will in a few days
; open up a grocery store for himself,
j He will occupy t lio building north of
I Mr. Jim. W. Smith's hardware store
i Ho solicits your patronage
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PERSONAL
Mr I) H Haum wan iu Camden a
few days Ibis week
Mrs L S'dirnk and children luft
last Tuesday for Henderson ville, N C
Mr. and Mrs N. Burger, of Now
York, aro visiting Mr. W. (Jkisen
heitner?
Mrs M L Hums has . rc'.umod to
CJamden much to I lie delight of her
friends here
M i s8 Claudia Zemp, who has been
visdiinrj friends in Florid*, has te
?.turnwF homo
Mrs John S Liudsiy and children
who have b?en visiting in Chester
Imve relumed homo
Wo regret exceedingly 10 l^arn
that Mr and Mrs J I) McDnwAll ex
pect to leave in a few days io rua'av
their liorae in Virginia
Dr. C. L Yates who ha.i beon with
the Cnmdon Driig Co'nptuy for sotro
tirno. left last Monday to accept a po
siti'U in Greenaboro, N. C. Wh.ilo
in tbimdon Pr. Y ites made many
staunch friends w'.io regret exceed
i ii or 1 y to 8co him leave.
Senator \Y. It.* HoUgh was in Now
York this week attending the "Jubi
loe Convention" of tho Equitable
Life Insurance (Jompiny, which cele
brated its fiftieth anuivoreary. Tho
Senator is the alort ngent in this oonn
ty for that well known aud reliable
company.
Mr M Bunch and Mr John T Net
tlos those wide-a wake and progres
sive young mcrehnnls left on W cdnee
day last for tho northern markets to
buy their fall and winter goods. Mr
Baruch will look after i lie interes n
of tho Indies while Mr NeUlos will
buv for the men. This is a strong
combination and the trading public
can find at this storo the best goods
at the bost prices
Ice Cream Festival '
Thero will he ?n ice cieiin f?sti
v ti 1 on Monument Squaro on Tucs
day, August 10 I>, for the benefit of
the Old Couit House Mission, un
der the f> n* pices of the Junior Chap
ter of jhe Saint Andrew's Brother
hood, I Tho thief attraction wdl bo
a competitive prize di ill by ihe K?'
Shaw Gnnrrls, und the awarding ot
ft big cuke to the best loikicg m:in
in the company. Among severnl
other attractions will be an unction
sulo by one who is skilled in the
art.
If the weather is fine, everyone
may expect to have a good time.
No one ought to miss it. Remem
ber the place and the date ? Monu
ment Squaro at 6:30 P. M. on Au
gust 10 tli .
New Telephone Directories Have Beon
Delivered.
Tho new directory of tho South
ern Bell Telephone Co. has been de
livered to the subscribers in Cam
den. The uerf'dlrecLory is attracti\o
in appearance and contains all the
changes and corrections in listing*
that liavo been made since the la?t
directory was printed. The number
oi new names appeariug t" the list
would indicate that thero are con
stant additions to the number of
'subscribers iu Camden and vicinity
and ihe telephone developemcnt is
continuous.
The Southern Bell Compsny has
evolved a [Nti thereby it furnishes
telephone service to fartjiers *nd
other rural res'drnis on nn cco
?<w?iW bails. A* * result the tel
ephone it now the rnle, rather thin
ll)? except ion, on the farm and fa t
meis in All sections of Ihe state are
installing telephones In their homes.
plant of the Southern Bell
Cimptnv in Camden it maintained
at a htah ttate of efficiency and-Ui*
subscribers aro Wtll satisfied wlvU
ihtttrtlwUwj MMfttoP
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l?i ? 4 -r - *4>" ' -~C- ? ???' ?? ? " ? ^
D^ntli of Cur) Ule llliuou*
No death lmi ot'inrrAd in Camden Cui
mi^ny y*Hi? that t>a* liliftd the Kyitii?*thy
of the community to much a* tlul of
roung thirlliU ltin?u \ whb'h occurred *1
hi* father'* li )uif <>ii DjKalh utrMt l*i>l
Wejii?i^iiy tifit<rnt,(?n about Q : 15 o'clock
uf typh??id (fver, lurl had been uick
ftrrevrnrl wrofc^ lmr.tuid- potton a irroiw
deal beiter-*?o much ho that the traio<d
mine wah dbmwKsd and it wu* thought
th:it Irt* would soot) bo out again, but he
took a re) ?ps# and (ill that the very tif*t
uii <1 iv ul skill and loving, anxiou* friends
could /!?> wan of no avail- The Hini*hine
of love CCUld not warm hi* hfo mo the
affection <f parenthood prevent liliu from
drooping, mid th?-r? i* left only a holy
?iud beautiful iiH'inuty - a memory that
will laat and aanetify u? long aa parent"!
existence. '
He bad just p&*fed hii IMth birthday,
.lie wax it bright in 1 energetic young
tutu, And <f a disposition that drew
around him aeorea of frienifa Ho wan a
momhar of the C-aimhm Baptist Church
and Sunday ichoul and was a regular at
tendant at these 0a'rvio(yt.
The funeral was held from the liaptul
Church yoiterday afternoon in the pre??
ence of ofju of the largest congregations
ever ?eeu ?t the Church ou such an on
?a -Kill i
The follow! uk young men acted a* pall
b?arert?: Bi*iuM Kennedy, Henry Work*
man, (ieorga NViUon, David Wltherapoon,
Kdward Mcl)owi*il and Robert Lewie.
Tli ft body accompanied by an
cicoit from the Kershaw Guards and at
the giavo three volley* - wore llred nnd
taps Hounded on the bugle.
! We feel the emptiness of human word*
iw time of hitler sorrow but to the brokon
heart.'l father and mother and other rel*..
tivea who nit in sorrow when hi* foot
steps will never more (Ind echo we extend
the hympatby of one who loved him as a
brother, may time brlnj? its resignation,
and when they have drained tbe cup may
ih o pence 'that passed) all underHtand
ing come to them from One who cares
for each little *parrow that falla.
Death of Mrs. Clifton.
Mrs. Clara B Clifton, mother ol
Mrs J. B Wallftco of our town, (Mod
at Jlr. Wallace's" rcudonco ye8torday
morning at 2. o'clock The funeral
will be held from tlio Baptist Church
at 12 o'clock today The remains
will l)?j taken to licr old lioine und iu
torred at Columbus, On
Mrs. Clifton was ihe widow of Col
Win. (). Clifton, of Florida Site
leaves two 6ohfi ? James lioykin Clif
ton and Randolph Clifton both. of Al
rtktiin, On , nud one daughter ? Mrs
Kate Wallace, of Camden. She wj?h
73 yr.brs of im^c.
>?td Clifton wa* r. most lovable'
elu isli.ii) wdiiiftii. Sim eauiH toC'iut
den Several(2jj8jifcf? ago and immdl
atel/ made wTenua with every our
alio tout. Siie w:ib h life long Bap
f ist, end un active clinrch , worker
She h'ab the. lonelier of tho Plifla
tbia class. She \sill ho greatly miss
od in Ihe church and community.
Oharactciu ol' each sterling worth
reaching back into^initt'-beilnm days
are far too f?*w lo clay. Shu pjfiiKRH
ed many virtues, May wo emulate
them.
FieBh Jersey Butter.
Fresh Jersey Butter churned
daily and deliver at 30 cunts per
|h. Phone your orders lo Belshaw
Dairy, Phone 26.
Wants to Swtip a Residence in Town
For a Farm in Kerobuw County.
Wauled to trade a t,ioe rteiJnnee
situated on Fair street, or a nice
residence on Lyttleton si roe', for a
form in K?rbliaw countv? p tf r<*bly
near Slock?on or Boj kin?. Phone
No. 1, or P. O. Box No. 5t-2.
Cheap Excursion
To Washinpton, D C., and Norfolk,
Va , Via. Southern Railway.
Southern It lilwuy will ecll round
trip tickets to Washington, D C ,
and Norfolk, Va, on July '20th, good
to loavo destination on any train be
fore midnight of Suudoy, July 25th,
as follows :
From 'Co ' Amt.
Dcumatk Washington $10.00
Norfolk 10 00
Camdon Washington 9 00
" Norfolk 9.00
For detailed information, tickets,
etc. apply lo Southern Ilajlway
tiekct agents or address,
J. L. MKKK,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Atlanta, Ga.
J. C. LUSK,
Division Passenger Agent
Charleston, S. C
Excursion
To Washington And Norfolk Via)
Atlantic Coast Lino July 20th
Tho ronnd trip rate offered by the!
N. W. R. 11. of S 0. and tho Allan
lie Coast. Line from ('aiuden of $9
lo Washington, and $8 to Norfolk,
(wiih halJ/^Vea for children) is the
lowest I'fcrn offered with a
Ave dm' _ i 1 1 no donbt be
largely parRypi^f'liy those bent on
pleasnrcv sight eyeing and visiting
relatives andlfrienda.
Botl? citics nrn fillod with points
of wondrous interest ami atrip to j
either is commendablo to thogo who
oan spare the time, since tho fare is
withirf ihe reach ?.f nil and tho broad
ening and edncalinrnl a I vantages
presented will repay tho ^outlay.
Ticketa will bo good to stop over in j
Richmond going and returning with,
in final limit.
Mr. S. M. Mailus the ticket agent j
of tho N. W. R R of S. C. at Cam- 1
den will be ploaaed to furnish all in
formation, make sleeping oar reser
rations if desired *nd do all in hie I
power to add to the
plsaaar* of tttf j pMM?Kir.
>
Why A National Bank Is
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Safe.
Tho United States (inverument I'm bids
National Hunks to own any real estate, except
its own building ,
It does not allow National Hunks to loan
their money on real estate.
It does not allow a National Hank to loan
more than ten per cent of its capita) stock oi?d
surplus to any one borrower.
ry& '??J* ? ? ?' ' ? ?' ' . ?- '? ?? ? "7 .* ?
/
It holds each stockholder responsible for an
additional amount e<jual*to the sioe?k owned, in
case of any irregularities or shortage.
(Continued.)
THE FIUS I NATIONAL BANK.
John T. Mackey, O, J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. IVeeident..
Administrator's Notice.
Slate of South Carolina,)
?!<?ui?ty of ICernlmw. {
A II creditors of the Estate of \. II.
C'nrke, deceased, are hereby notiHt d to ren
der an account of their claims, ? 1 u I v at
tested. to the undersigned- And nil par
ties (indebted to said estate are notified
to make prompt payment to the under
signed of their accounts.
V. II. W. CLUIKK.
Administratrix
June I If h, 1909.
PRESENTS
DIAMONDS, JKWKIJiY,
y\r \ r ri/-i tt
V * /I 1 V / J J.
STERLING SILVER.
CUT GLASS,
ART GOODS.
All new and absolutely beau
tiful goods. Come in whenev
er you have an. opportunity.
Remember wo only handle
SOLID and GENUINE
GOODS. If not convenient to
come in, send in your mail
orcler, which always has our
PERSONAL ATTENTION,
with a GUARANTEE TO,
PLEASE. Always glad to
see you at ,
" SYLVAN BROS ,
Jewelers, Silversmiths And
Optioinns/ Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
Columbia, S. C.
ly mm.
The following Is a list of claims npprov*
ed and ordered paid at the tegular month
ly meeting hold Monday, Aug, 2, 1909:
I J McKenzie, sal and post $ 6w 46
M C We.t, " " " 101 50
(t L Diion, 12 50
M R Kahon, " " " 82 20
I) M McCaskil'l, " " Ct Kx 1,058 4o
It I) Williams, " 80 00
John Collins, sal 25 CO
J D Nelson, rd wk 8 00
H B Croft, Lumljer 10 07
Hoyt -Johnson, rd wk . 10 50
W J Ellis, rd wk 4 00
T M Mattox, rd wk 2 75
F W Anthony, rd wk 5 00
W L Brannon, rep bdg H 00
I, M Hall, rd wk 6 oo
A B Shaw, rd wk 2 5o
II E Munn, Sup C d ? 1(5(5 (56
J A John ion ? lumber 84 fil
W ,L Kinard , rd wk I 6o
Springs & Shannon, sup 165 A7
B F Sowell, siro 19 Ifl
A D Kennedy; su^ - 42 4o
?I M Carson Co. sup I080
W (leUenheimrr, sup 16 05
T J Ar rants. tup 3 00
Bruce & Lvug, gup 9 00
H L Sclilodburg, sup lo2 62
T I, Boykln, aup 9 22
A O Melxod, sup lo 00
J N McLeod, sup lo 60
Ketshnw Mer & Banking Co, 5 i\0
Burns & Barrett, gup 46 43
Lewi* & Christinas, sup 48 76
<4 W Dabney, Sup Poor II . 28 00
W T Smith, sup ~ . 7 00
C \V Blrchmore, adv and rta. 7 96
W I j McDowell, adv, sla, and sal. 3ft no
\Vatk?r E A C Co, Books 67 7o
Wm Mann Co., Books ' . 28 00
'/i Z Hnrfleld, snp
John Wai*ins,Trimujing Hodge
M D Peak, rd wit
Total, $2,233 80
M?JG. WEST.. ..
Supervisor Kershaw County.
?mImI
Matinees e^ery afternoon from 4
DoardeiH Wanted. *
Wanted i wo he ardent (two Indies
or two poqtlc men ) who are willing
to occupy the eamo Pbone
m a
FOR SALE.
One up-to-date 2- Gin Outfit n*?r
the old Court ll<?uno f r sub*. Ap
ply to
> ' (\ C. VAUfillAN.
M 21, 1909.
i
i
Notice is hereby i? j v ?.* ? lhat fi nie#u
iiij; ? of,.-, ihu ftuciiiiuidvr.i '.'he. Ku
tCl'iiae Uuihlins \ L?M' Association
will bg hold at iho oftico of the Secrit ary
& Treasurer on Mudny a*'tornr<on, A e
KUBt 3rd, lit 6 o'clock.
\V. E. JOHNSON..
Sec. ifc- Trona.
July 28th, 190!?.
UDivcrsily of M Carolioa
Scholarship Exit mi nation
The University of South Carolina of
fers Scholarship^ in the Department of I
Education to one yount< tnai/from enc.h
County. Each Scholarship in worth $100
in money and $38 mart l igation or
"term"' feo.
Emamination cvill ho hold at County
seat FRIDAY, fULY 2. Examination
for admission to the University will he
held at tho same tim?.
Wiite for information to
8. 'J. MITCHELL. Prenident,
Columbia. S. C
Northwestern Railroad oflJC.
No (58 No 70
Ly Oamden 4 00 p nr 7 00 u m
So Ry Juno 4 10 p m 7 10 a m
AtrK'lorbo 4 23 p m 7 SO n id
Humbert s 4 3o p m 7 40 >\ m
Ar Borden. 4 45 p in 8 00 a in
Ar Dalzell 5 10pm 8 25 a in
N \V Junction 5 43 p m 8 58 m tu
Ar Sumter 5 45 p m 9 00 a m
No 69 No 71
Lv Humter ft 31 p m 9 40 a m
N W Junction fi 33 p in 9 42 n m
Dalzell '** fi 50 p m 10 05 n m
Borden 7 08 p m 10 15 tt m
Rembcrt 7 23 p m*" 10 27 am
Rllerbo 7 30 p m 10 32 a m
So Rv Juno. 7 GO p m 11 10 a m
Ar. Camden 8 00 p m 11 20 a m
All traina daily except Sunday.
THOMA8 WILSON,
President.
Geo. i limn & son
? MANUFACTURERS OF
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material
ash Weights and Cord. ^
CHARLESTON ? - - - - S. C,
Purchase our makes, which
we {guarantee superior to any
told South, and thereby ' save
money.
Wfadow and Fanov Glass a
spesiaHy, Jul y 4-7
SoiidYoui* JJaiitflifor To Oiiflfoni Simiiitaiy.
. '? ?. . ? * .~r- 4 ? - rr-y, ny? w j - f k-/r '?
K"i ItHin. 1 Mimii. Mfy, Individual Attention. OonHtuut Pe.i*Ortal, Contact WlU
Oulumd Kit i t Mu?lW. A< jnU ini.' a'i 1 CulJot'Q ('outm-h.
IMtlOJCM l.oW. Numhart I. luiilod, (MiniAte Uugnrpiumod, liiiildluK Comfort*
aide. I'urv HpHng VVnU?i, IJo^r KK'ftn'v' fd^litH. Kio^llont Hvitfin 6(
HuworAKo. l**?uo Sanitation. Viith Annual Hfxalo.) boxin* Kept. 2S, 1 000 . ?
l or OfttjUog apyt/ ?o HKV. H. (i, rMFKOiiO, 1>. Da 0.
h*gJKj- ? ^?gsBKwwWiawBWgjnwim^ -~ ... ? ." ?????n- i'. 'mm
N. O. BOYKIN,
l:IRB INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Morociti.(jju It itsk w A Specialty.
Ri'pioHtMitH Only The Host Ami Mo*t Reliable Companies
Ileal ICst.it o And Renting A gout.
AUGUST 18
Atlantic Coast Line
/Ippual Excufslop
TO
Washington, Norfolk, Wilmington
and to the Mountain and
Seashore resorts o? tile ?
Carolinas and Virginias
Exceedingly low rates are offered liberal limit.
Ticketa will ho first-cla^s, good on ail trains, to _
and including September 2, 1000
Train schedules, sleeping car reservations, tickets,
ete., may bo? procured from 8. M. Mai his, ticket
agent of N. W. 11. LI of S. .(J., Camden, 8. 0. /
W. J. CRA.IG, Passenger Traffic Manager,
T. (/'. Will TI'V General Papscnger Agent,
WILMINGTON, N. 0.
Established in 1894. Tho aim of tho r.ehool la clearly net forth by I to
sj/ATTr* "ThorouKli instruction under posit f-^iy Christian influences at tho lowest
MU 1 1 LI: possible cost "
Tlioirh'jal whb cslubli'htd by tho Mothodiat Church, not to make money, but to furnish
a place wb?r?? girls can Ik? given thorough truininx in body, mind, and heart at a moderate
coat. The object hna lx*>n to fully carricd out that Mi a
DCCI II T It in to-day, with its faculty of 32. itn boardingr potroaage of !KK>, and ita
KLjUL 1 t building and gtoundo, worth (140,000
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA, w
payp all chorvcfl for thoyoar, Including the table board, ro?im, tights, steam
heat, laundry, im-dical attention, lihysicnl culture, and tuition in all subjocta
except music and elocution. Apply for cataloguo una application blank to
REV. JAMES CANNOty, JR.. M A., Priarioal R'/wl- ton*. V*.
$150
?Hncterta/ci'ng. M
CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUH DAY OK NIGHT
EST. E. O. McCREIGHT:
A. D. KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me;
A. D.KENNEDY.
Grand Excursion to
CHARLESTON & ISLE OF PALMS
VIA -
Southern Railway
A upccial train with bighHnnss. day coaches will leave Gaff
ney 7:30 a ni, August 20th, via Blacksburg and Book. Hi 11 (or
Charleston
Tickets will be sold for special train going,- and #ood to
return on any regular train up to and including Monday*
morning trains August 23rd , 1009
Train leaves Camden at 12:25 p m. Fare from Camden is
only $2.25, proportionately low rates from all other points
For ticket's and further JbafimniifclL apply to Southern
Railway agents.
J L MEEK, J C LUSK
Assistant Gen Passgr Agt., Division P;ws Agent,
Atlanta, Ga. Charleston, S. C.