The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 01, 1909, Image 3
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The pickling season is
now on and the success
with which you meet
is duo largely to the
quality of spices and
vinegar.
At the Pure Food
Store you will find the
freshest and purest
spices of all kinds, both
whole and pulverized. .
Allspice, cloves,
cinamon, ginger,
mace, nutmeg, tumric,
mustard seed ? white
and black,
oelery seed, mixed
spices ? tlie very thing
: for pickles.
Pastry spice makes J
delicious ketchup.
Heinze's
pickling vinegar
Bruce & Lang
i Phone 2.
Jwal
Oamden Cotton Market.
Good middling cotton is quoted
this morning at 12 75
Don't Mies
Sdotag May Stewart io h Sha^o
spearan Production ? ''As You Like
it" al the Opera House next Wed
nesday night, Oct. 6.
Just Arrived.
"Sstc^st assortment Art Squares
and Rug^in the city. Art Squares
from $5,00 to $30.00 at
The Gilt Edge Storo.
A Very Old Coin.
While In Chioago recently Rev.
J. W. Boy kin found a half cent
United Staler s tin. The coin is
exactly one hundred yearn old hav
ing been made in 1809. I*, was
found on the gr?>uhd near the pass
enger depot in Chicago.
Mr. Mitohell to Preaoli Here Sunday
A card fi Ou? li'jv L A Mitchel
who has beeu absent from Camden
for about a month on his Summer
vacation at Rhinebeck N. Y., stales
that preaching may be expected in
the Baptist Church on Sunday.
Death of Mrs Burdell.
Mrs. Wm. Hurdell died at her |
home in West Wateree lnet Sunday
aged about 76 years. The burial
took place on Monday, tho funeral
services befog conducted by Rev.B
G. Murpbey of Oamden.
MEETING OF D. A. R.
Tha monthly meeting of i he Hob
kiik Hill Chapter D. A. R. will be
held at the residence of Mrs. J?a
H. Burns, on Thursday afternoon
Ootober 7th, 1909, at 6 o'clock
Member* are urged to be present,
at business of importance will be
trahaaoted. Member! are also re
quested to note (lie change in the
hour of meeting from 6 to ft o'clock
The Bridge. -
It is the general opinion that
work on tfee river bridge ie not pro
greaaing as rapidly as it should.
Supervisor West who (a always
looking to the interest of the coun
ty and her citizens, oalled a meet
hig at bis office last Monday after.
DOon of the bridge people and a
number of . citiaens and business
OMMi? The'matter wae pretty tbor
discussed, and thf main
s*il$r~*0" be tbi. J n a b i 1 1 1 y
contractors to get jabojr.
does not expeot impos
tUs sense of the meet
f want that bridge.
Koiftft Fur
Anyone wmtliug t good couibiun
llou hone will do w? l) 10 ?ee
W. K. Eve, Jr.
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N?-*t We<l?6?cUy
"Ah You MM 1'." ? 8U^k?i?peurV .<
production ui the Operu U<>uto urx
Wednesday night. Don't tniea it.
Lo?t.
Ooe brown and white ap otlfcd
hound dog. Kuther h!i or I- 1 nlled ~j
Reward of ((5.00 if returned to i
Geo. T. l^UVtc.
U. D. 0.
The Jol?n 1) Kenntdy Chapter U ;
I). C. will meet with Mr?. tLeilio|
/?(up on the tii itl Monday aftornooi. i
in October at 5 o'olock. All ;
Daughter* vleiting in Camden *rt*i
cordially Inyited. I
Kershaw Guaid?,to Oo to King's
. ? Mountain,
The Kerehaw Guards will be on<
of throe companies representing the
2nd Inf. N. Q. S. C. at the oereuio*
niee on October 7th, incident to the
unveiling of the monument placed
on Ihe historic Revolutionary bat
tle field of King's Mountain by the
United Stales government. Then*
?rill ft*BO be ntue Oliver -e&ssptele# of j
State Militia and regnltrs from1
Kort McPherson, Qa. Toe Militia
will receive the tegular p h y and1
subsistence. i
The Old Favorites Hero Last Night.
J. A. Coburn's Greater Minstrels
appeared in the Camden Opera
House last night, aud it is neediest
to say that they pleased, for no
oilier troupe is better received In1
Camden than this one.
Kvery part was good, but the cen
ter of attraction was Pat Crawford,!
a former Columbia boy. Pat had
many friends in C.tmden before but
made many more t>y his splendid
woik l ist night. 1 . I
Meeting of Kershaw Association !
The Kershaw A esociatton will
hold its lentil annual meeting with
tiie First Baptist, churcti of Camden ?
S. C., commencing on Fiiday tbe j
15lh day of October, 1909, and run j
through Simlay following, and the;
reports on the different object* are;
to be written ^by the following j
brethren : j
Foreign Missions ? -E. O. Thooap- ?
aon
Education ? Dr. E. K. Rice.
Orphanage ? E. L. Copeland
Home Missions ? VV. S."W alters. ;
Aged Ministers ? James GuskinB. i
Obituary ? J. F. Wee1.
Slate Missions ? C. B JSpradley. ?
Temperance ? J. O Moseley.
~Wr are hopping for the hent inert- .
ing in our history and urge upon!
all churches to send full delegates ;
and full reports.
J . O. Moseley, Clerk.
Liberty Hill.
Mr. Editor: ? I will again try to
givo you ft few items of news from
this locftlily.
Geo and Mrs J W Floyd received
n telegram a few days ago notifying
them of the illness of their daught
er, Mies Bessie, of fever, at the
homo of her sister, Mrs J Ii Lewis,
at Taboo, N C. Mrs Floyd left next
morning to he at ihe bedt-ide of her
daughter during her illness. We
have since heard that the patient i?
getting along very nicely, and we
wish for her a speedy recovery.
Tlie new store of Messrs Mackey,
Jones & Co, barf bem completed anil
I is now occupied by Mr It C Jones.
Ihe energetic manager of the store
who has recently returned from the
northern markets where lie purchas
ed an up-to-date stock cf goods
which are now being displayed. The
ftrm ia to bo congratulated on their
enterprise in erecting a building and
laying in a slock of goods either of
which would do credit to a to?n of
much greater pretentions
As our college siuaonts uave mi j
go?;o fco their respective school*,- we
will Rive eheir namos with tbo col- !
legos they attend: Mr M I) Yonng j
noes to Clerasoo, K VV Hnile and Si
L Piriy to Westminister. an?l .James j
Young to Wofford. Mis&os Snilie j
Cunningham, Mae Malherson, Callte j
Jones and Sadie Richards lo Wih-j
ihrop and Misses Dot Malherson f\nd j
Annie Richards to Asheville Nor ]
mal and Oollrgiate Institute So
fQU see, Mr Editor, that Liberty
H ill is keeping up her interest in
higher education. We al?o have the
following teaohera who are doing
good work in tho schools of the
State: Miss Kitty Richards is at
Stoneboro, S 0, Miss Lizzie Rich
ards. at a school near Ridgeway,
Mis* Ren a Clements is principal of
the Cordova School in Orangeburg
county and Miss Sophia Richards is
teaching in. t bo lioroe school at Lib?
flrty Hill. Mr J Gardiner Richards
and Mies Jessie Clements have not
accepted a school for tbe pressent
session. - *
MaJ Riobnrds went to Rook Hill
last Friday to accompany his daugh
ter, Miss Sadie, who entered Win?
tbrop College.
Miss Nannie B Floyd who ban
been spending the summer with her
parents Gen end Mrs J W Floyd
will leave in a few days for Tabor,
N C, where *ho will visit ber broth
e^1>r~J~W*-F4oyd, and sister, Mrs,
J L Lewis, before returning' to ber
home in Maryland.
Mr and Mrs Howell Jones have ?<&
turned from a visit.- of several days
to the old home . of Mr Jonei at
Longtown. yHaatio.
I' >et
Lt?t.?*-T*o bUrk'Ud bound pup
pk'b (one male r.?i<1 ?'?no frmtl*)
ultOHl t'x OlOMll.H < M, lift ivy pU?'
(?u I Li #* 12 1* inst.. A i*Monnble ic
ward if rtiuriKd i" ?u<\
J III) K. Mom? let,
Camden R. V. I). No. 2
I PKR80NAJ.,
Mr Hiil Smith r a ?ucc?8?fu!
Boaaon with the AlUqlfi ball club if
?it home tiff ?i?i
Mr J N .Jonrp.fortn' Hy <?Mm ;
tv htjl bow ofN*ftUvtllo/?eiiu ,ie?pend
ing <i few day? in Camden
Baok.>
Mary it hack from li><? H*-tt?hore,
With a lovely coat of u?, ?
Johnny ih hack from the country,
A freckled and f-4t ?* lit tie mail,''
Mother in hack from the mountain*,
lsQuklap oiv, life a? a jok??,
And father ia W-'k hi hlu ?
BROKE. --Kx.
Pinal Discharge.
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i Notice Jh hereby given that W H
Hough. Administrator of tl.o estate of
(1. K. Morton, df caused. Ihim thie day
, made application unto mo for u final <i i a
I charge ?s Birch Administrator, and tliut
Saturday, the itlth day of Oct., 11)09. at
10 o'clock a tn., at. the ofllee of Judge ot
Probate, 1ms been appointed for the hear
ing of said petition.
W. L MuDOWBLL.
lU'WhM* Oo.
S?-|>t. 80. 1009.
Admlnistfatof's Notice.
State of South Carolina )
County of K^thIihw. J I
A II mvditoiii of the fHtate of K. b, Lflng
lay, dedeuscd, aro hereby .notified to ren
der uu account of their cIhIiuh, duly at.
tested to the undersigned. Aud all par
tics endvbted to said estate *ro not! lied
to rnsku prompt, payment to the under*
signed of their accounts
K. T. Eft 1'HIDGE,
Administrator
Sept. 24th, im
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given lhat the un.
'tcraigned will app'y to W. L. Mo
DqwgII, Judge of I'robahe for Ker
shaw (bounty, on Saturday, Oct. 9tli,
1909, for a final di?chan?e as Admin
istiutor of tlieeatate of Latham Wall,
deceased.
J. K. COPE LAND,
Administrator,
"amden, ?S. U., Sopt. JJ4th, 1909
Ginning $l.oo.
Our Ginnery has been thor
oughly overhauled and we will
be able to give prompt and
satisfactory service. Our gin
ning charge tins (season is on
ly $1 per bale.
. See us before selling or e?
changing your cotton seed.
I
Lugoff Ginnery,
M.B. ttabon, Mg'r.
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Citation.
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I Sonth Carolina Kershaw County.
^
i :?y W- L. McDowell, Judge of Probate,
i
Wheren? Jolin P. Williams made
inuit to me. to grant him Letters of Ad
i ministration, of the Estate of and cf
j feotfl of i. M Williams.
These are therefore to eito and ndtnon
? :*h all and singular the kindred and
I -jredjtors of tlio said. J. S Wil
i Mam*, deceased, that they he
I M'd appear before me, in tlto Court
?*f Probate, to fro held at Camden,
j S. C-, on the 2nd oay of Qetober
j next after publication thereof, at 11
; I'oloek in the forenoon, to obow^mwtw
i if any they liave. why the said admin
;i?tration should not.be granted.
Given under my hand this 11th day of
? September, A. D.. 1909.
w. l. Mcdowell.
Judge of Pi'obate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camdon Chronicle,
j ?>!! th?> tTth day of September, 1909.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
State of South Car ^ In the Court
. olin?, . V of Common
County of Kerfhaw ) Pleas
(
Henry Savage, Geo. T. Little,
Plaintiffs,
Against
Sain I. M Bradley and Springs
Banking <$? Mercantile Co.
Defendants.
I To llie Defendant*: Samuel M. Brndley
and Springs Banking & Mercantile Co.
You are hereby summoned and requir
ed to nnswer the complaint in t)ii? action
which wn> tiled in the otfico of the Clerk
I of the Court of Co yi 111011 Plea* for the
??nid county in Camden ill said State, on
17th of September, 1009. and to nerve a
copy of your answer to the paid complaint
on the subscriber at liia officii in Cain
den, South Carolina, within twenty day?
after the terviee hereof, exclusive of the
day of such 6Pr\*lce; and if you fail to an
nwerthe complaint within the time afore
said, the Plaintiff hi this Retina will ftp.
ply lo the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint. . \
Dated at Camden, S. C., 17<h day of
September, A.. D. 1900.
THO*. J. KIRKLAND.
Attorney for PUintiffa. .
To the Defendant, Samuel M. Bradley.
Take notice that tho complaint
herein was filed in tbft office of
<:ierk of Court of Common for Ker
shaw county at Oamden. 8. C , on the
I7ih day of September. A. D.. 1900.
- T-~TO08r4.JOaiaLANP,
Attorney for Piaiht fT-t.
Camden, 8. C., Sept. 17th,
.
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When You Buy A Fine Horse
? * ?
You do not turn him looto. along the road to
grate. You put hipi Into h Hold where you?"
Know lh* fences are all strong, and where there
in no chunoo of hiw hfHt4i4nyp --through iujd es
.coping. \VI?y not follow the name plan with
your money?
With ail tho protection you can givo your
cash around the house, it in never safe. There
are no hiding places that cannot ho discovered.
There are no houses that are absolutely fire
proof. Tho newspapers are titled daily with
accounts of robbcrit s and destruction <>l con
coaled money. In other words, your fences
are never secure.
Protect your inoney-juKt as you would your
live stock. Put it into our hunk where it will
he perfectly safe.
THE ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN KKK
MlAW COUNTY.
Tills FIRST itlOSSli W
John T. Mack oy, O, .1. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. President.
JUST ARRIVED!
>x;yc>:c oi<3 >cc .a-x^cx^c.
A large and complete stock of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Etc.
We also have a large stock of
FURW&TURE,
Trunks, Mattresses and Blankets
which will be sold at prices to meet
5c. cotton.
Respectfu'lj',
DAVID WOLFE.
1 11 ' 1 1 ?????? ??????
A. D. KENNEDY.
Headquarters For
When In need . of anything in the'
Hardware Sine ca!! and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
? r-y net. forth byltu
f 1 ? *.'y Chri?tia? in flu on cm at tli? lowest
E-stablitbnd la 1844. Tho r.'rr. Cf tho sr-h?v>l !<? (U*
n irvTTr\ ""fhcrouRh instruction uniL i* jx
ftlUI 1U: pofwiblecMt" - - ?
Thoachool wnics^abMrhtd b/ th^ r 1 ?m'l. n<} t to mako money, but t?< furnish
a plftco whero b?v!# c;>i Is* nivon thorough >rwi:?')>K In I>cdy. mind, arnl heart nt a moderate
coat. Th-? object has M?n >o fully eorricd ou'. tV.n 1 1.? n
? Itii to-<!ay, with its facuUy of 32, ?u? borrdinsf patronairo of 800, and Ita
building and cioumls, worth <140,000
RESULT:
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA. ?<,
nays all ehararea fw tha year. tnchidlnsr the t?blo board, ?c,m. ll?ht?, nte.im
neat, laumlnr, mcdtcal Attention. t>hy Men) culture, and tuition lr all nubjccU
except mujilc and elocution. Apply for cn*4i!oiruo ar.d application blank to
- Rev. James cannon, jr., m a prinri.,^? pv <ono, v*.
$150
N. C. BOYKIN,
. FIRE INSURANCE.
Dwelling And Mercantile Risks A Specialty.
Rep rose utfl Only The Best And Most Reliable Companie
' Rottl Estate Aud Renting Agont.
We have on display at our hKiiv, an olcgant. Upright Par
lor Grand Piano, which we are going to give to - some oh?
(Vo'.? of any cost.
W v alsolave Niagara Falls Silver Company (Oneiea Com
munity) silver tea spoons, fable opoons. di sert spoons, knives,
forks, butter knives and sugar i-h* lla, w 1 1 i cli ma\ he secured
absolutely free by every' customer.'
Wo will isMio C.-?.*r t iticatea with every purchase. These oer
tificafco represent one vote in tho piano contest, for ouch ten
cent purehat-e ol pcm ial merchandise, and teri vol ea Tor each
ten e< nt |UKlia>e ol jewelry or novelties. Tho person secur
ing the n.ost vo es will receive this beautiful, high grade in
strument, the Upton Piano, absolutely free of any e^st.
The Certificates are' also good for Kiiverware, and we cor
dialls iiiyi'.e you to call and permit u* to explain how a pur
chase ol #1 1.00 worth of goods at our store will get \ou a full
set of t ix go >r:;uteed silver tea spoons and also 4200 votes on
the Piano ?
! You can get the. desert spoons, table spoons, knives, forks,
|etc., in the same w^y, and alter m-euring the silverware, you
jean use the Certificates in {he Piano content and rf you are
! not interested in securing the Piano for yourself, you can as
Isist a friend. <?r some charitable iustifu?ion, Church or Son
I day School or Society of which you may be a. member, in se
c&ring the instrument.
We have a complete and up-to-date sample line of jewelry
and novelties, direct, 1'iom factories, at prices (hat will please
ami surprise you. Kvery article is warranted to give satis
faction. We are prepared to show you goods at any price and
of any desired quality, from the cheapest that is pood to the
best that is made. You will get 100 votes for every $1.00
purchase from this department.
Our prices are litfhl in (.very department. You can f ecifl o ?
better value for the money at i ur ftoie than elsewhere ? atri
al will convince you We will be glad have you call at -
tho store, try the piano, look over our vnfkitis lines and allow
us to explain this proposition in detail.
Ask For A Catalogue.
Yours Respectfully,
P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor. |