The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 27, 1909, Image 3
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The ph'kling Benson is
now on and the success
with which you meet
is duo largely k> it?
quality of spiced and
vinegar.
At the Pure Food
Store you will lind the
* . J**'* *
freshest and purest
npiges of all kinds, both
\n hole and pulverized.
Allspice, cloves,
cinamon, gingor,
mnce, nutmeg, tumric,
munlard Heed- white
and black,
celery seed, mixed
Hpiccs ? the very thing
for pickles.
Pastry spice makes
delicious ketchup.
Heinze's
pickling vinegar
Bruce & Lang
Phone 2.
JJeca!
Boardero Wonted.
WANT K I ) ? T w o p ml! e ir. < n I >o h r
?Ur??, i. fur the flfuomh of S:piem
bi r. Apply lo M ip. W.S.Alexander
Ready for Business.
The Oil Miil stinted up their gin
nery on Tuesdiy and arc running
daily now. Th?y biught 1 ll.o I!rut
new teed Hold on this maiket.
For Sale.
A choice lo.t (f Tomatoes put up
in glasB j'UP.
Also Stove Wood' ? either pine or
oi-k.
If interested phone 2G for prices
Lugt if Ginnery:
Wo direct your attention to the
nd vi i t i 6? mc-nt 0/ 1 he LugolT giuneiy.
This ginnery is'ulways up-to-date
and prepared to give the very be^t
service. _
F<^t Hunting In West Wateree, I
Something For Brothers Litttle,
Trantbam, Witberepoon and Snjv
der to Chow. They Have No
thing 13 0 1 "Pot Liquor Dogs.
Mr Editor: ? lror the pant 3 or 4
years wo havo been having an anru
nl fox hunt in Betty Nook. This sea
aon our hunt was fixed for Au^'iiPt
2nd. Messrs A Weslbrook. L L
Cu*p, I Adams, S BojTd, L Boyd and
John Dyo of Chester county, J C
Pickett, W T Bains of Fairfield and
I S-Scott of Libei fy Hill were the
participating parties. Messrs Went
brook, Culp, Boyd Adams and
JUins furnished the doge ? 25 of the
prettiest aud finest July and Walker
pack in the State. YVe arrived at
the camping Tuesday night, 3rd and
in due time Wednesday morning wo
had the swamps roaring with inolo
dious music. Eaoh huuter was en
gcrly watching to see if Hornet, Yel
low Jacket, Oallio or Dick was load
ing. I believo old Hornet was doing
thg most stinging.- Wo were invited
to Mr. Mcltae Kirkland'a where we
camped, and p eas? allow me through
your columns lo thank Mr Mcllae
lvirkiand for his hospitality. do
sheltered us, gave us free access to
his lot, opened bis orchard gate, wa
terinelons in abundance ? in fact he
gave us a banquet ?such a delightful
dinner awaited ten hungry hantefe
Now onr thanks to Mr Kirkland'a
charming. daughter, whom nature had
endowed with auch beanty,' for her
dcHghtfut ?in#i4 -Wis? broke camp
Friday the lijjtb. after catching a fox
We canght from I to 2 per day; aleo
ooone, fish and oae rattler. We had
a oat and parrot time. How does
your pulse beat Bro Qeorp*? I know
you feel Little. Fox Han tar .
5S$g&b; - fw* U*at ?w 2
Till) Uji Town UOEO Wh^OIi,
Cfttntlcti, S. ()., Any;. Ihby.'Ott
1'. in not uncom m?n (<> mi iht
Uptown ||ON?> wugoi*," 'Ml DiK ul.
?It, W?*t <>f Hr??nd S . !>"(?* Kit
gOOd ? V\ I Hi. K?|
vi> e ci ii 1 <1 it lender, io ca<M' ?>( ? Hip
?i th? nei g lib M ii ??' ??l of iin' II 'iJnik
I mii or ul*qy p >?nt i'? < h?. N .ni.r-n
4iU I .OiL.L'ji.'. itli. .'i . VV- it J ?.k: .U.
?? i* n r f ? ? ? ti > ?? r? v wln> y h . ? to hi k.i
those qi>v m i .!!?. 0>i? i \ i
Takes Chains ul Oil IjC > 1 1 .
8pe< i 'I to TIim v ? ?'?.
Si. (t?:>iit gr?. Ah;{ 20 ? M r Don;
Kh Ulih 'i'iIh i ii of ii in Mi i.niv
! (I 1 1) S' . (i?Tjr|/? M -II 1 III III! I u ?- ?
INSUlUC I Ii '1 I I' (f |_ll?' ll
[>*l lllH'U't 1 f tin- Si <it 'l>,?? (Iilliili
Hi. Ci.i o|! 11)1! I Ml. U i e h *M d So Ii i n I
? xpei U need m's ? hi ill in tin-', lj t* v i ii t?
hue ii c?nnpct<*(1 %% i > l? tin- S mih?Ti>
( * ? 1 1 ' ? i Ii < )iiC 'IHpi>n\ f.il VI.'J #1 \ O t, I H
Il?i coidch to tliii local organi/. .lion
highly jcCMiUMtiidcd.
. ^ -v-+ rr
' '? '
Chitrvh Mvdteaiion.
Tim new church ul IJ. uluh will l??
ttemcaierl text S.tn?Juv m '-rning.Mir
S0tbi'M 11 o'clock. Ail ?f vUfl ( '?
tucr pfttttofM |iav? been i:i\it< d t' In
iiieeonl on tiis occasion, including
pieeidiogfClderDuucau, whu wan ul
* f p ihior of thin church ul one lime !
Th? HduUU Congregate n have woik
h(| fuithfuliy i<> ^cV u ij < vv chinch, j
aud it M gratifying to know th Hi
now Uioy have succeeded, ami on
next Stmdrt) will iltjrllCHlir iheil III? v%
liouci! of worship. The public is
mudiully invited to be present on
this occasion. '
<Jo8t of Election on the Dispensary
According to a siati tnuut hnutid I
lo.day by Comptroller Gencrnl Junta |
i lie olfction on lite whiski'v quirtltoii
?ill cost l lie SV<\to upproxim -tn l\
#<5,500. Of tUifi uinouiii over%2,5UO
is for advertising inViH' oiioi) in Hie
21 cjuntitB iu which tlio flection
w held, the reaiaindcr going t1
the iiiHtiHget ? an 1 c<?m ieai iuet'H of
elect ion.
The IcgiAla' urp did not uiuke un>
proviaion ul it'i U?t Kesfiiou to de
fruy the <>:ptr??t9 of the election
and ciiitjcqucnilv fuii i? will, have t.i
h<i upprnpi i tt t I'd m. I h ?? next session.
? Columbia Uicord.
Jubl arrived car of Portland C!e?
menl, K rn'n \\ iiuii'-i P fs'er "! I
ll'.tiirt. l'i u i k light. Shund liuiid
I er? Supply C >.
Appeal to bono of Veterans
S inw of Confederate Veterans are
urgt-d lo join this camp a.nd en
d e .?>. v n r in perpetuate ti e "pTTifei
pies fv>r which tluir fathers fought.
Application blanks tnay be Becured
by communicating with
' Hutler Hagood. Cotu mundant .
Cauip S. C., U. S.C.V., Barnwell, S.C?
A Tribute of .Love.
Early on the morning of Auguui
17 th, I lie angel of death visited the
home of Mr. and Mrs. K. II. Watts,
and after all that loving parents,
physicians and friends could do, he
took awav Ihiir little child Pelzer.
lie was a dear uwtel little boy of
four 'years and eight months, and
was Uid to rest e*> beautifully in the
Longtown Baptist Grave- Yard.
Another gem had gone from earth
to Ltayen, theie to live fore\er with
J I'fliia.
(J :i 1 y a 1 ivlle bo} ! But oue so
beautiful, bright ar.ri so promising!
Blessed are the parents who have
a little boy in heaven beckoning
them "Come "
Biesstd are the children who have
a little brother among the an gels, and
oh, above all is the faith that t?c t f*
him wai ing at the eud of tlio waj.
In the sad and lonely urave.yard.
Where the green trees throw t lie i r shade.
Oyer the lone and ailent sleepers,
One more grave has just been made.
With the summer'* lovely Mowers,
Fixed and laid upon his breast,
And the flowers all around him
Thoy have laid him down to roat. '
lie comforted, dear i>atnnta.
Not now, but in the coming years
It may be in the better land t
We'd mid the meaning of our tears,
Aii'l t lit ra, some- tioie, we will understand
Ills Aunt Nelle- '
(Messenger please copy.)
PERSONAL.
Capt W M Shannon left yesterday
for I Icndorsouviile. N G, whore he
will bo for several days.
Mr John T Nettles of (lie Baruch
Nellies Co, has returned from the
north.
Mr J JE Alexander visited Bishop
villo this week. Hu reports the fin
est corn crop he line tver seen in
that community.
" Mrs K mma Brunson who h nn been
visiting her sister, Mrs M E Schrock,
returned to Horcnce yestosday afters
noon. Mrs Brunson was acctmpa
nied by Mrs T Benton Bruce who
will spend a while in Florence.
Mis') Hetta l'tielps after a pleasant
vibit to relatives aed friends here re
turned to Georgetown yesterday.
lJr and Mrs A A Mooro left y?ilor
day to spend the remainder of the
summer at Hondersonville, N G.
Mr Will Johnson of Lancaster
passed through Camden this week
fromCheraw vthere he has been spend
ing a fow day*
Mr A A Team of Sumter ?pent the
day In Camden yesterday.
Mr J B Steodman has roiumed
from, Hendersonville. His ~ many
friend* are delighted to see him back
Mr Harry MoLwad. of R-mhert?,
?pent the day in Camdan jesterday.
The frtwdt of Mla? J?o Hamlin
art glad to Mt bw I* 0*?d?n again
hducational Rally.
The <:<hic?tioual r nil y w?? held
j at Hi a Court !i iuho j?*l<tdiiy U
j foi MlltalO1) ? ii.lt; w \H Hdl li laijj'
( ?U? y plfc*?lOg f Hi'
j i j * ? A' j v 1 1 t ImI a g;vod mntjv of thou
j pu t' en l hi 10 luiiitc, t?l|ow||)g I (ic i o .
-!>rr~t 'trny ? Tinnf^nr^T (1 u LTrctmrr -
0) it ti: ft,
S j p> r iii 1 1 n (?; .. i, K liK'Nti'iH' 1
.1 M Keiaio prei-idt d # Mr. I.. T<
Mi.ii Mi ill.1 li ? v u ; ? k k t t u ' i ( ?
j fuc?d. ,M Mi;-- in'ilr opf ? f )>
J V -l t.d bl pi 'i 'I'll U'.k* ' 1
" ? ' " ' j ? i w ?; ? v ? r I i?u tie. I it
| H.r H ?ii'U. .? ' , . 1 !. 1 1 .. iai.it hi
, <v .i ?? ii?. *, ii iu - 1((. mr.. 1 1 I'll'
: i in;> irt'iiu-o of odue vi i ? ? ti dw*(*ivi<
; iioie fttli'Dli-tii. | liUTMCV pnvaiU
t t ?? no alarming ( \ Hiit. A whit'
, 'nun <?( thif t' . mi ii i y |im| |u i ide fee V
i oral i&i I !c? to a iici^li Iiot'h house to
t Mi.* pif act i |>vit> ti on h h'lL'le <>f
medi iii? ri nd lit. cm u no lie could n <> (
1 read i', liiuUeif, Jlo ur?t.d the t:ue?
Ici'B iliut their administration ah
?ueh be a huaiaets iiQf, The very
heat icuchin* sIimuM lie emploud.
IVof J. \V. I'lu'iriponn of Rock
iilil ivsh next introduced* I i i h *ub
j?:ol w ttd 1 II.) vv l'utroijij 0?u 1 n
prove thii Common School." He
apoke Inteieatingly upon this sub
ject uni] gave a good deal of very
wholt?oms advice. Ho deplored ihe
poor nalari"s paid teachera. Ne
groes mid convict* as u rule wort
puid better sal tries than the aver
age school teacher.
Prof. J. II. Hand, State' 1 1 i ^ h
School Inspector, was the next
speaker. It, wan indeed a plcarure
to listen to him. lie is n magnet
i ic speaker and bis talk was listen
id to with the clo**9t attention.
Mr. 1 1 a ud favors tlie consolidation
uf i u r n I ht'ii.MtiK Tlio multiplier
1 1 on? of-rc+mt4>? meana the division
j of Hupporl. The fewest possible
number of school houses in a given]
Ic'iunt) i ^ hist for 'the schopl. A
good four room school house coBts
! icea than four one-room school
I houses Employ fewer hut better
J it- itc In i h. I . iu better and cheaper
lo I r a tisp >i l the di slant cluldien to
a fej ? o 1 e.'hool thun lo lmn(i a poor
school to the dlstKnt children.
After Mi. H*nd spokft H >n O. B
M a> tin ex-S' ute Supetinti ndeut of
ednc:itioti who w;irt hern hy iic.ei
den I, w.?a pressed iulo oervice. Mr.
Murun while n ->t actively employed
in thi.i woik is the originator of
this rducationai r.allv. Ho la now
enyaptd in I ha U. ? S. g?\eniuieut
expiriuu ntal farm woik aud hia re
mark? ^cre piiueipallv along Ihit
tiu?i. lie v.r?a iiotvueu l ? c'os< !y
and his talk was \ t r y much appft
ciatt 1.
A l. r a ft v el ?? ? ?i vj n iu wit-) b>
Supt i intendfiit Mclv'-uz-e the iupi t
log ad j ili ll<. d.
Notice.
A* u musa ineeMPg of ' ti firmer*
1 1 f K>r?h.i*v oiMitily In Id t?t the
Conn ll niso ou Stlutd&y last it was
u nuni iuuiimI v - decided to use nine
ynrde of bagging to e&ch halo of
cotton us heretofore, und all farmers
arc requested to do liktwi9e. The
tare is fixed in Liverpool at 6 per
cent gro&a *w i'glit and vre are en
titled to the nin?j yurde.
A K Kenned > . L'nBidon*..
Ginning Sl.oo.
Our Ginnery lias been thor
oughly overhauled and we will
be able to give prompt and
satisfactory service. Our gin
niug charge this teason is on
ly $1 per bale.
See us before selling or*ex
changing your cotton seeil.
Lugoff Ginnery,
1YI. B. llabou, Mg1r.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Nut Served.)
Slate of South Car-} Court of
olinf, > Common
bounty of Kershaw.) PL as.
James L. Chcsnut, a flti Mary 11
Chcsnut, James F, Chcsnut and
Ruth V\ Chesnut, minors, by their
guardian ad litem, James L. Ches
nut. Plaintiffs,
against
Eugene Mor>re, Elizabeth V Saspor
tas, and r Warren S Moore,
Defendants
Tp the Defendants:
YOU ABK IIKKERY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint in
this action which will bo filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, for the said County,
and to nerve a copy of your on
awer to the said complaint on the ?ub
scribers at their office in Camden, South
Carolina, within twenty day? after
the service hereof, exclusive of the day
of such ?crvice ; and if you fail to answer
t lie complaint within the time aforesaid,
the piaintifTa in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
SHANNON A MILLS
PiaintifTa' Attorneys^
August lOlhi 1909.
To the defendant, Warren S. Moore,?
Talw notiea th*t the complain!
in thia action waa filed in the office of
the Clerk of Court of Common Pleaa for
Karshaw County, South Carolina, at Cam
den, S. C., this 19th day of August, A.
T\ 1 AQO
jVlopday , /August 30tb?
mighty
SHOWS
Grand I'ree Street Parade. $100,000 (Expended in Parade Features Alone.
Why A National Bank Is
Safe.
4.
The United State's Government requires
a National Bank to secure its currency* circu
lation by purchasing government IwihIh and de
positing same with the Treasurer of the Unit
ed States.,
It requires the National Hank to maintain at
all times a cash reserve equal to '20 per cent,
of its deposits. It does not allow thin le^al re
serve to lie 're-deposited with other th;iu Na
tional Hanks.
(Continued.)
John T. Mackey,
Cashier.
(J, J. Shannon, Jr.,
President.
A (J HAND OPPORTUNH V TO SKIS THE
Pacific Coast And The Alaska-Yu
kon Exposition.
The best ami most inexpensive* way to sec the Pacific Coast ??nd the
Grmt Western Country this summer, and take in t ho Alaska Yukon Expo
?? i t ion opened Juno let, is to "go. as you plonse, pay as you go, stay as long
*8 October Olst, if you desire. " Wt?y not'spend your own monoy? Why
not plan your own trip and go in comfort, and when it suits you? Tnis
may he done by planning your trip over the Southern Railway in connec
tion with an individual party leaving the Carolina* .July 3rd, on the 'udi
v'wlual Kxpcnee Plan, which will cost yea about half as much as a fixed
expon&ive excursion tour.
July 3rd, R >uto
Goldsboro to Harriman Junction
llairiman Junction to Danville, Ky.
Danvillo, Ky.. to St Louie, Mo.
St Louis to Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City to Denver
Denver to Salt Lake City
Salt Lnko City to Los Angeles.
ROUND THII' KAILKOAD RATKS.
Going Via Any Ticketing Kouto Selected And Returning Via Anj
Tickfting R oute As Desired. Via Portland, Seattle and San Francisco 01
vieo vorsa, going or reluming one way via Portland and Seattle.
Southern Railway
Q-ieen & Cresent
Southern Railway
W abash R R.
Union Pacific
Donver & Rio Grande
S. P. L. A & S. L.
From
From
Goldeboro
Greensboro
Durham
Spartanburg
Columbia
Orangeburg
Gref u wood
ltock II dl
An dor son
$09.75
99.75
99.75
97.45
98 20
98 20
96 05
08.35
90.10
Raliegh
Salisbury
Charlotte
Greenville
Charleston
Newberry
Chester
Sumter
$99.75
99 75
90 75
96 05
99.75
97.45
98.35
99.75
IUtes quoted from other points on application.
Tickets limited to October 31st, 1909, and porrait stop overs at all
points west of Chicago or St. Louis. Tickets on sale daily to September
29th, 1909. Lower round tr:p rates to and from California quoted on ap
plication. Before completing arrangoiuents for your trip giv?. tie an op.
portunity to talk with you about the details of it, quote you best rates
and tell you of tho most interesting points, and the best and cheapest way
to nee (Item.
J. C. bUSK,
Divido n Papaengor Agent,
- Charleston, S. C.
CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAT OR NIGHT
EST. E. O. M?CREIGHT.
N. C. BOYKIN,
FIRE INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Mercantile Kinks A Specially.
UeprenentH Only The Host And Most Reliable Companies ~
Ileal Estate And Renting Agent.
lUtablUhed ?? 1894. Tho aim of tho ncho'ol c!<?ar!y net forth by itn
? /i 'Thwouifh instrucUoa under j.Obi''' ? iy Christian iniluonccu at the lowest
MUl IU; possible cit."
Thoathool waa efe'.abllnhod by Ilia Me(hodl?t ('luir'h, not to make money, but to furntsh
a place whero ?tina can Ik? rtveti thorough' Ivr.inln? in LoJy, mind, and hoart at A moderate
co^t. The object baa been >o fully carried out that fH'a
VilTCTT? ^ "?!? to-day, with Itn faculty oi' 3'.', its boarding1 putronaKO of 300, and ita
KLD'Jli t ! bulldintc nnu Kiu'iiiun, vwi iV. tI!9,OCO
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA, u
payn all charsren for the year, including the tublo board, room, livhtA, atoam
heat, laundry, modiraj attention, physical culture, and tuition in All Hubjecta
lyccept music and olocutiun. Apply for catalogue and application blank to
REV. JAMES CANNON. JR.. M. A., PrlncloaJ R'ar> tone, Va.
$150
A. D. KENNEDY.
headquarters For
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
SE p. B O/lftD
Air Line.
Eastern Time
These arrivals and dtparturos, as well as timo
given as information and are not guaranteed.
NORTHBOUND
Year
Round Limited
No. 84
6 55 p m
6 43 p m
9 20 p m
12 35 a ra
7 50 a m
5 SO a m
8 50 a m
10 02 a ra
12 29 p m
2 45 p m
Lv. Camden
Ar. (J he raw
Ar. Hamlet
Ar. Raleigh
Ar. Portsmouth
Ar. Riohmond
Ar. Washington
Ar. Baltimore
Ar. Philadelphia
Ar. New York
and connections are
Florida
Fast Mail
No. 60
6 20 a ra
8 02 a ra
8 45 a m
1 1 56 a m
5 45 p m
5 05 p m
8 85 p m
9 52 p m
11 61 p m
3 63 a ra
Passengers can remain in sleeper until 7.00 a. ra.
8OUTHBOUND
Yoar
Round Limited
No. 81
? ? 9 20 a ra
10 25 a m
1 10 p in
500 p m
, 6 80 a m
L7.vCamden
Ar- ?Colombia
'Ar. Savannah
Ar. Jacksonville
Ar. Tampa
(V_
4t?
Local Passenger.
Leave Columbia
Arrive Savannah
For farther information
K. J. COOPER. Agent, or
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