The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1909, Image 3
Just
Received
At
The Pure Food Store ?
a largo shipment of
Figd, Citron, Currants,
Seeded Raisins,
Cranberries, Heinze's
I*;'
pickle in bulk ? sweet
and chow
S ' ' ? ?' *? . t i .
Pickled Salmon,
Mackerel, Cod Fish
brick and shredded
| Edam and Pineapple
Checso,
ropared Buckwheat,
Maple Syrup,
Velva Syrup,
| Evangeline Syrup,
hoconel the latest
Oereal.
complete line, of
gBWy Groceries.
Fruce & Lang
Phone 2.
Cotton Market.
ling ootton is quoted
2ft
' Ifrs. T. A. Cauthen
Jauthen who bss been
.. _ tpany jears died at
bejr home near~Westville on the 3rd
loii. . Cauthen wks a most
llmable' obristian lady ond the
II ID her family and friends to
Vbom we extend alncere sympathy,
ll Irreparable. The burial look
place at Damasoua Cburob of whioh
[rs/Ceathen bad lon-j been one of
bait member*.
'isStiEBsst.
Hfo Niw Books.
ion A. Vakolas appcial
lUve of the Silberton Pub
of Chiosgo, Ii)., is in
iaking orders f >r two new
___^^_?1ar book.#-? 'R"oaeve It's
Thrilling Experiences In the Wild*
pt Afrloe," and "The Discovery of
fb# North Pole by Dr. FrederUk A
Cook.? Both these books are print
#4J>H400(1 p aper with good clear
type* ere well bound and the price
of eeflb la onl V $1 BO and $2 00
Mr. Vi|(olaa will ho glad to call and
ihow-yau tbeao books. His ad
^dreeC^Tni Bo* ] 68- Camden, S C.
A poet a I card will bring hup to
.you. The books will be delivered
an ?bo at two weeks.
EETI N G OF D. A. R.
Hobkirk Hill Chapter D. A. R.
Ilr monthly meeting on Inst I
V, 6 p in., Mrs. Lindsay and1
title* being hostess. Those
Mere Mesdames Adams, Le
adaay, de Jersey, Taylor, D
in, Moore, C. J. Shannon,
:y, M. A. Shannon, von
ind Miss Mary Cantey. The
oretary being nnavoidab
? Mrs. S. K. vdn Tresokow
linutet. The regent brought I
It of those present that in I
iour small convention dues
( of the equallv small as
r4he flags to be presented
ship South Carolina was
stion to be held at Green
B io 33 will be a most irn
the election of a State Re
state Regent to take
at to s*y our Chapter
beloved State Regent,
Bratton rr,tir? with r.i
rent, Mrs. Shannon and
Tertey will worthily rep
kTrlc mil Chapter, Mrs.
_ i finest, preventing- her
Mrt. Taylor reported
Clyburn agreed to at
the Revolutionary c?n
jtly turned over to
bTJhI butitwa* wat
wJGto. Taylor read
ly Paul StavereVRidp.
' enjoyments,
inner man
New Store.
Mtsiii. Kdgeyvotlb lirolhers have
'euted the mure on Main street for
nuly occupied i>y Nstban 1/ y \ ,
wi<l will open in s (cw da^s with h
Hoe of 4i~ #< o3 h I' d h || nnt> '
''U?*v invite \our icwproilon of il.? ?r
?ok
At The Uaptlft Church
II v K. .1-*. Kctaler'iog nrilf p;et.i-k
it the Htpiui church Kut,dsv ui >i n* j
ing. Do not ml** heating In in.
After
siiori bcmuoi) Su??.tn\
? yen wig Mifrh C'.riU' M-ivbie wilh
i pe h k h bui| i the organization of u'
B. Y. LVU.
For Salt). ?,
Household goods, consisting of
ft W>Vi 8 , matting, d^skw, chair*, bed.
Stead*, ini?lt)i hmi'h, mil (DAM V nil!'
ol'oa loo numerous lo mention for
?4??l? hi ili? Ifupiist parsonage on
LaKayotto avenue, next to I lie Bi*p
i ia I church,
At the Opera House To Night
Miss Mabel MoKinley, the cele
brated American Soprano, favorite
nlttco of the lute W illm ru* McK'nlet
will b.) al lllft Camden Opera House
tonighl presenting Grand Opera
In Concert.
Seat sale at F. Leslie Ze tup's
Drug iStore.
Camden To Haye Another Carnival,
, Tbo Kershaw Guards and tbe
Daughters of the Con federaoy ure
planning to hold a Citniyal here ou
Thanksgiving bfternoou. , Unlike
most carnivals, we believe, this one
will be generally welcomed, as each
show ajjd concession will bo strict
ly ?home-made."
MIoh Mabel McKinley 8c Co.
Will appear hero tonight at the
Opera Homo in Grand Opera in
Concert. Mias McKiulev is a me in
tier of. the lluhenstein Club, New
York, and nerved for two yearn as
president of this well known musi
cal organization, which is iho larg
est of it'a kind in this country.
S.?at sale ut F. Leslio Zemp'a Dtug
Siore.
Rev- L A. Mitchell Resign* a? Pastor
of tbo Camden Baptist Church. ,
Rev. L A. Mi tcli el I who for spv
eral years has servpd as pastor of
the Camden H iptist-Ch urch severed
his relation as such Uat Sunda\
morning by tendering to the con
gregatiou bis resignation effective
the of this month. Tins came
as a con.plete surprise to a large
majority of the members as it was
not knowu that be ontertaiued .any
idea of rtfiignir.g This step is
caused by the ill health of Mrs.
Mitchell whlcji prevents her living
In the South.
Contract Lot For Hanging Rock
Bridge.
Mr. C. W. R*quarlh, Engineer
Constructor, was awarded the con
tract for the construction of a re
inforced Concrote Brldgo over
Hanging Rock cretk in the upper
part of Kershaw county.
The structure- is to he monoljthic
single Ppsn arch.
Mr. R' ^uarth's woik is conflned
exclusively to R >ad and Bridge
work, having -built a number of re
inforced oonorete structures through
out North and 8>uth Carolina,
Mr. West, our Supervisor <xer
oised hi* usual good judgement in
choosing this type of bridge as it is
permanent and requires no matfl
tenace hereafter.
Xzouraion Rates via. Southern Ry,
' Account Colored State Fair the
Southern Ry. announces very low
rates to H.iUsKurg, 8. C., from all
points in South CarollnA, also be*
tween and including Charlotte and
Ashoville, N. C.. A'igusln and Sa
vannah, Qa
Tickets will be on sale November
5 to 18 inclusive, limited good to
return leaving Batesburg up to and
including but not later than mid
night N??v 18, 1909,.
Children between five and twelve
years of ago will be charged half
fare. >
For further Information apply to
So. Ily ticket a^ent or address J. C.
Lu?k, D. P. Ag?, Charleston, S. C,
or J. L. Meek, A G. P. Agt, Atlan
ta, Ga.
m m m
Death of Mrs. A. ?. Zeuip.
Mrs. A E. Zemp, rolict of the
late Dr. F. L Zemp, and one of Cam
den's oldest citizens, died larit
Friday at the home of her son, Dr.
E. It Zemp, of Knoxville, ' Tcno.,
with whom she had heen residing
for a number of years.
After a loof^ busy and useful
life she died as she had lived ? hon
ored, trusted ancl lovtd. She rear
ed her own monument *hile she
I. red in the hearts of all who knew
her. Her Hfo was completed if
work all done and well done c<<n
stitutes completion. Her christian
life heau,Mful fom its begin
ning tn its close, and - through all
the vicissitudes and sorrows thsi
?he oast. In .ilia way, her f y I th I o
God nev*r wavered, and today the
autumo leaves are falling upon a
grave that hides from our view alt
il> ai is mortal of * tine and noble
w^tnatr.? '? r^.^.
vf The funeral services ufitl lilKI
in the Camden Methodia) Church
last Sunday moroibg at 11 o'clock,
lbs services haiog conducted by the
psslor, 0. Q. Marphsy.
Your Idle Money Will Harn
"
4 Per Cent Interest If
Deposited In This
Bank.
If \0U would bo tlm lllOht HUt'CeSsfol, VOU
should make your money work to >. It is a
common gay ing 1 h it "money not earning inter
est is lowing money."
Set aside what, money that you will not m e<l
in your hunitiesB at this lime and deponU it
with this bank. It will hu here when you do
need it and working for you meantime.
illU PIIN NATION Al. BANK.
John T. Mackey, (), J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. President.
A Deairablo Building Lot at a Bargain
Huing forced to raice tho money
hi onoo 1 Will sell it) v "Ancrum
Lot" at a bargain. W. O. Hay.
Citation.
South Carolina- ? Korehaw County
By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate,
Whereas F. L Zenftp made
8U it to me. to j>rant him Letters of Ad.
ministration wiili Will annexed, of the
Estate of and effects of Francis L
Z?mp
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors .of the said Francis L
Zeuip, deceased, that they "he
and appear before me, in t'ue Court
of Probate, to Ve held at Camden,
8- CJ., on the 26th day of November
next after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to ihow cause
if any they have, why the said admin*
istration should not be grntited.
Qiyen under my hand this 10th day of
NoTomber, A. D.,- 1909.
w. l. Mcdowell.
Judge of Probate for Kcribaw County
Published in^iho Camden Chronicle,
on the 12th day of Novembor, 1909.
Citation.
8outh Carolina ? Kershaw County.
By.W. L. McDowoll, Ju dge ofProbutc.
Whereas, F- L. Z'joip irade
nuit to mo, to grant liiin Letter*
of Administration, of tho Estate of and
effects of Abithiah E Zeinp, deceased
Theae are theroforo to cite and admon
ish all and singular tho kindred and the
creditors of the Baid Ablthifth' TC. Zerap
deceased. that they he and np
pear before me, in tho Ccurt of
Probate, to be held at Cam
den, 8. C , on the ?8fh dav of
November next after publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cauBo, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 10th day of
Nov., A. D., 1909.
w. i-. Mcdowell,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camden Chronicle
on the 13th day of Novflmbor, 1909.
PARTITION SALE.
State o I South Gftr 1 In the Oourt
. olina, v of Common
Oonnty of Kershaw ) Plean
Lucy S. Boykin, Plaintiff",
. ? - against
liula C. Boykin. McWi/lie S Boykin,
A. Hamilton Boykin, W DeSaus
axire Boykin, Henrietta S Boykin,
Ida H Boykin, and L W Boykin,
' Defendants.
? Under and by vittuo of a Decrce in the
above 008e, made by (he Honorable It
i W. Metundnger, Judge Presiding in the
6th Circuit, and bearing date the 11th
dav of November, 1900. 1 will offer, for
sale in front of. the Court House door in
tho Oily of C^nulen, 8. C., during the le
gal hours of sale, on the first Mondtfy in
Decern' ?r, next. 19C9, being the 6lh day
thereof, the following described land : ?
All that tract of land in Kershaw Coun
ty, State Of 8outh Carolina, containing
one hundred and tl^rteen and three*
fifths (113 3-6) acres, more or lt?ma, being
tract of land derived by WilliAmJD . Boy
km from the eatate of hia father, A. H.
Boyktn, deceased . Said tract of land is
bounded on thejlorlli by land# formerly
of the eatate of Btirweil Boykin, now'
owned bv T. L. Bnykin, East by Undi
formerly of tho State of South Carolina,
rtow larids of Jamen Murrowa, Sooth by
land* formerly ~of the estate of A H
Boykin , now owned by Mro K C. Boy*
kin^ West by laud, formerly 6f the
tro of A. nr Boyktn; "deeessed, now
owr.ed by A. U. Bojkin.
Any poraon desiring to 1>id at said sale
shall ft rat depoalt with' the Master the
Ram of two hundred dollars ($200.00) in
money or certified check on some respon
sible hank, as a p'.clge to make ko*4 hi*
bid in case of its acceptance ^ *
Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers- jsssir" ? - -
L A. WirfKOWSKY.
. W-K?f?hftw County. *
Notember lUb? 1#W.
Important Meeting.
The 4ih quartet ly conference for
Bethany.' circuit will l?o held at
Bethany Church Nov. 20 mid 21.
A full attendance of ofHcinl-j is de
sired.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Stato of South CarO In the Court
olina, > of Common
bounty of Kershaw.) Pleas.
The Enterprise Building <y Loan
Association.^ Plaintiff,
against
J. D. Deas, ? Defendant.
Under and by virtue of a decree in
the above case, made by the Hon
orable II W. Mamminger, Judfce Presid
ing in the o.lh Circuit/ p f date the [lili
clay of November, 1 009, i I will offer for
kale in front of tno Coirt'.t llouso door in
the CHy of Camden, S. C., during the le
gal hours of sale, oil the first Monday in
December, next. 1909. beincr the Oth d\v
thereof, tho followtng described parcel of
land : ?
v All that. parcel or lot of land Ih the
City of Camden. In the County of
Kershaw, and State of South Carolina,
and lying at the North-west corner of the
intersection of Chesnut and Fair streets
of Baid City of Camden, and fronting two
hundred and fifty. sevon (257) feet South
on Chesnut street, and extending baok
North alone Fair street oJ>a uniform
width to a dUtanee of three hundred (M00)
feet. Said parcel of land Unbounded on
the North by vacant lot of said J I).
Dms, on the East by Fair Street, on the
South by Chesnut .. 8treet, and on the
West by nremiscs of C. J. Shannon, Jr ,
and is Ine premises on which J. D
Dens now resides.
Any prrson desiring to bid at said
sale ahull first deposit with the Matter
the stun of five hundred dollars (1500 00;
in money or oertifitd oheok ss a pledge
'o maUo good hi* bid in ca?e of its ac
ceptance.
Term* of sale. c&ih. Purchaser to psy
for papers. ?
L A. WITTKOWSKY,
Master for. Kerslyiw County.
November 11th, 1909. ?'
PARTITION SALE.
Suie of Houtb In the Court
ollnn, y, of 00tntnon
County of Kershaw.) Picas
James L. Cheanut, and Mary H
Cheanut, James F Cheanut and
Ruth V Cheanut, minora by their
jfiuar<tian ad litem, James L Chest
nut, Plaintiffs ,
Against
Eugene Moore, Elizabeth C. Saspor
tas and JVarren S Moore,
Defendants.
Under atid by virtue of a decree made
in the ab >ve rase by t lie Honorable R.
W. Memmineer, Judgo Preaiding in the
J5th ( iron it, and bearing dale the lltli
day of November, 1009, 1 will offer foj
? ale In front of the Court limine door in
tho Ojty'of Camden, S. C., during the le
gal hour* of pale, cn the first Monday in
Dcoeml^jr, next. 1000 being the 6ih day
iheroof. the following described parcel oY
land: ?
All that parccl or lot of land in the
Village of Kirkwood, juat North of the
(*Oity of Camden, in the Gountv of Ker
shaw and State of South Carolina, con
tacting ten (10) acrea, more or leas, and
bounded on the North by lands of the
eatate of Monroe Bovkin, deceased, on the
Kast by lands nf Jamej L. Chennut,Kor
??fe*4ere of Emma C. -ChcMiut, on. the
South by tho Street or road known a?
North Street, add on the Went by rrop
erty now or formerly of Jaonea ftailard.
Said lot of land ia a part of that Conveyed
to Watren M???re by Sylvaiiue Gedncv by
deed of date July 2Cth. 1874, which deed
re*:or^ed in the office of the Clerk of
-4-JnurHor Ke>r?h?w County in Cook I'D.
D." at page 78.
Any person desiring to b'.d ntaaid aale
ahall flrat deposit with the Master the
aum of one hundred dolt%p ($100.00) in
tqoneT or certified check on some re
aponaible bank, aa a pledge to make good
bia bid In case of Its acceptance.
Terms of salt , cash ; purcht?er to pay
for papers.
L. A WITTKOW8KY.
Maaler for Keiahaw County.
SotMibw llttif 1 Ml
THE LATEST
GREATEST
ali'.l
UP-TO-DAT.IST
system' of advert i^ing adopted by the ( 11 1 ? rpr njing busiinss i mm ago*
ment of ilio well known establishment ??f The (iilt Edge Store lias
certainly caused wide comment and considerable furore among the
buying public of thin section.
When The Gilt Kdge Store first announced tliut they would give
away absolutely Free the boiutiful IjMOO Upton Parlor Grand Piano
which is upon exhibition in their store, much curiosity was aroused
as to HOW tliey could alford, from a business standpoint, to do such
a thing, but when it was loirned that they would tfivo ON E PIANO
VOTE with every cent paid for any article in their store nnd ton
piano votes with every cent paid for any purchase from their New
Jewelry Department, also that (ho Piano was to be given absolutely,
Free to the person presenting the greatest, number of these piano votes
to them on February 1,1910, it looked like an extremely novel and
"most liberal advertising method.- The earnestness with which out
buying public have been 4'goi:ig after'' the piano votes more than makes
good our prophesy that would l>e ? ''merry strife." This novel adver
tising campaign, the ever increasing crowds, the many splendid values
which they are offering daily lias made their name a household name
and a inecca for the bargain lovers of this community.
The Gilt Edge Store is to be congratulated upon the thoroughness
of their business foresight and t ha citizens of Camden should feel
tllat they have all reason to be proud tf t ho fact of having an estab
lishment conducted upon such liberal and true business principles,
within our gates.
Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
/
P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor.
SCHLOSS MASTER TAILORS
V
REPRESENTED IN CAMDEN BY
D/lVfD WOLfE.
I . - ... ; .t,, ""iifra
? r . v ,.
Never mind the weather, you'll
need the Clothes. Great reduction
1n price on all my goods for next 30
days. We make specialty in extra
sizes. ' Respectfully,
DAVID WOLFE.
Lost
On Wednesday afternoon last on
ilio dam below Camden on the
Charleston ro?d,' *?eult of olot.be*,
2 undershirts, 1 lop blue nblrt and
2 pairs Indies' ?lockings, Wdi
bought frnm Darucb Nellies Co.
and i ki e i r name It on oollir of ibe
o?nt. Reward If returned to thl?
offlon or W. A. Mnxay,
,'K. P. D. No. 1, Providence, S.C,
W * 7
OPERA HOUSE
TUES. NIGHT, NOV. 16 "
GREAT NEW ENGLAND PLAY
Joshua
BIG FUN AND MUSICAL
SHOW.
Special Scenery and Mechani
cal Effects.
See th^r Great Saw Mill Scene.
Hear the " Joshua Smipkins
Orchestra.
Best of Singing and Dancing
Specialties.
I Watch for the
BURLESQUE, BAND PARADE
Popular Prices
Admission 50c; Reserved Seats,
75c; Children, under twelve,
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