The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 03, 1909, Image 3
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Just
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Received
At
At
?Tl. q Pure Food Store
a-lurgc nhipuient of\
Eriv
}m, Citron, Currants,
I Socdrd Ka i.'ji Ho,
Cranberries, Ueinze's
pickle in bulk ? sweet
and chow
MM
Pickled Salmon,
KkS&v..
Mackerel, Cod Fish ?
brick and shredded
f% Edam and Pineapple
B?' '-??5*
?' y;" Cheese,
r.'j
Prepared Buckwheat,
Maple Syrup,
/V-V
Velva Syrup,
Evangeline Syrup,
Ohoconel the latest
Cereal.
A complete LJne of
Fancy Groceries.
Bruce & Lang
V:;J| ' Phone 2.
=
Oamd*n Cotton Market.
. Good tnidd'ing ontfon is quoted
this morning at 13 90
n
U D O.
Th*> -Jnnn I) Knnnedv ChnpU
U. r> C will tneet with Mi-. L-n^
oo Monday wCtprnoofi, D*o 6 h.
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Oinnlug Dflya
Utrj? -tK ? (J-Ji-'^tbe O:
MYU wUlltun lh?ir tjiJiOt-ry " ri I v "" i
Tliureda\ h nnd FrMav*
b y p u.
.^n fltinu |>- i." : m li-i- !.m
arran^^d f^r '<>?? '<? V P U me- ?
ing th.piRl.t There will ()?' fi vcr?'
f*per?~read and b lively debate o?
the question of foreign j (nigral Inn
Everybody la loviud io these meet
Inge. fg.
_je*tb of Hit. DaUy Turner.
Mr. D ??isy Turner, wife of Mr
J. B Turner, dUd av her home easij
of Camden, on the 17ib inst aftir]
more than a year,iged j
*bout 46 y^ars. She *a* a devote' 1
wife apd raotbecy by juli-^h
knew her. She leaves a hijoHiinri
?odi two little children the youn^e'
of wbofo Is only 13 -months old
8b? *lio leaves surviving her a fa
the*, mother, six sisters sod on?
brother. Thet burial took plnce *'
AntlojDh Church.
' Telephone Directory
|*? directory of ibfS uilim I
,>ho'ne Compinr bit hrert
to ths sithMrihcriiB^B-f
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At The Baptiat Ohurch
Bfj, (Jordan li Moore of tbe S
15 1 5 it veraily wU preach hi lb# (???
den Baptist OituroU ueit Huniay
morning unvl evening. Public cor
dially invitod
Oauh Loan Ottioe
Mr. K K. A'ex^uder It h u opined
alnaw offlca un tlta ae^mid ft <oi nvn
tb* Ki?it Na<i >n?l H i>k WbfO in
n? ? d ??f an iD'ini t H will M w< It
V M?' ?? II ? A * in U r
Qy *t< i ttu
An <?\?.i?'? ? upp ? ?t!i h> yiv
at ' Vi* b nit' f M , i> <',M ??. K C.
P ?ne n? x K til ?* * ? -y , , l)?c, 10,
lO' '111' til, lit (J; i.f S ? 1 r C Ilk li M"
im. C 'urtb t he politic la roufint
,?>.? 1 1 v i iy (i in t?i r? ?' d.
Hi idtfO Soon to |(>1 Cutnpletfd
>^U|)?" vi*Oif Weal Aiii nt Ketab*.*w
oil" ilny Oil* vvi i k wiii'fi' the l> ? i ? J t/
in friniilu! h'ilti ? ? v ? lb (M > hor?? lie
t??\Vn "I K'l HIiJl W I'll i l'i ?!.' >\n*l ? 'I *?
kHV 'llt? wi!! l)? ?V MspU'lcd
I iy 'bo Ittt.b ihMl
?V '? 8 lu
Cfiinden Vuu<l? vrliv
Toe V tintrv ili?4 winch ...... v..
have Ihhi presented in iln* Opera
House*' l?Hl Kiidty' evening was'
postponed un'il ni' xi. Monday eve
?ling, I)<c 6. The p ? ??o^? <i ? nf
i-iiinr alio* will go to a. deserving
itHiiBH, nncl il iu hoped that li uood
n u in ti?' r wilMm present. Hcatf* arc
now on .alv Zeojp <t
diug store. \ ?
. Oapt. Smith for Attorney General.
It is understood that, tbe friends
of Mr. M. L. Smitb are urging him
t<? become a candidate for attorney
general next year, the impression
?x-ing tiiat Attorney General L\ on
may not lie n candidate for r? ?elec
tion. lu that cane it ib genera}))
understood that Mr. M. 1'. I)e
Brubl of Ahheville, the present as
sistant attorne\ general, will alao
aspire to the office. ? Columbia Itec-,
ord.
A Coming Marriage.
A marriage of more than ordinary
int'-reHi to citizens of Camdeu end
Columbia is that, of Mr Edward Otis
D? Pn*w, a fcrni'-r Cam>ten hoy, *ud
WthS Kloride Barron of Colombia
T?im following is the invitation :
Mr au<t Mrs Ja-ob Thomas Barron
request the honor of \ouf |)r?j8?- i?c?*
at ti e marriage of their daughter
Florble C'a Uonu
to
Mr Edwin Otis I)eP.i*8
on Wednesday evening t In; fiftoe.itu
of December
nineteen hundred and nine
j at eight o'clock
First Presbyterian Church
Columbia, K 0
f. To our yung friend we extend
most tu-aity congratulation* upon
t lio prizo hu ban ?t?D. Pope has truth
fullv f'aid
**A1I other* goods by Fortune's hand are
Riven,
A wife ia the peculiar ^ift of heaven."
And iu the w..r>iH of Byron :
"Be she the rainbow to the storms of
life.
The evening beam that smile# the elouds
aw?y
And tints to-morrow with prophetic rav !
fo of shocked d
yat to take tho
Ich the Irate ma
K/jblro, then t
Ut scream .
B&ce!" she crle
ftbte mean?"
iwhtily,..
whittle girl lef
nadam. She lni
?Kb you." ?
?&'*?? wfltten 1
Scrawl,, A stral
HSto woman. ,
she said to Jam!
Wb.e maid witlidr
bts of thb stri
felfrs. Malik
If. A little no
? thlldlsh hai
Houb pink ca
iji'??n: ? -
& yon do
Htpiif Uoua
m When J6tf
Poq win gol
BbWo-wlsh yl
I nial
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l ake Good Care of What
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You Spend Your
Life To Earn,
The man v>tio lahoi* six d*> h id tin*. wt*ek
for a living, should make an etfoi t to save a
part ol 1 1 i n ? ?? )*i i i i ^8 lor that time in lit** future
when Age shall rt dutv hi* ^arniin^ capacity.
The man ? wit It a b?nk acc. unt is in v p?8i*
linn to do tins for <hU plan of-^euiuy: a*i >e a
r. tiuliir amount i'hcIi m< mil <?r week Ir ni the
>-n I ii \ , if i he ideal nn tlioil -.f saving inone\,
N our d* posit will !>.? welcomed ul this hank
? ?we will help you save.
TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
John T. Maokey, 0, J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. 1 President.
?A. D. KENNEDY.*.
Headquarters For
HARDWARE
When in need of anything in the
Hardware line call and see me.
A. D. KENNEDY.
For Sale.
Out' Top Hiil'im in good condition
Pnc. $20,00.
g. p. bu b >8f .
Copt. James C Kollin^s Dica
Special to The State.
L M'asn-r, !>? c. 1 ? C ?pf. J in- *
G K .Mtn?s, k ptomi.. I lit and
gxjiant C njfederaie ? ldi"i, died
- < i ?? \ at- >l(i of |)>b In "i In- 1
In', H l'?> (i DtHliMt, t, (. H"i'li
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S[> l Hr W H >< 8 11 r > f tll?' iH P
K V t V R !l ??><?- Mini ??. 118-ulj H 7'i
yearn old !]? was m v?m man in)
Hh si rvtd io ilio Twelfth South
C*"'ltna regiment aud made an en
vi'.biit ri r.nrd us a soldier and rfllecr
He w a 8 depara'elv wounded at the
a- end lint' l?* <>f M?n??8s*% beiofi
-hot in the nvut'i
. For m*Dy \ e a r * Capt. Rollings re
tided in Gamdco, where he wt?8 en
H?gcd iu the fertilizer bu&iiieas. He
8 ryed as mayor of the city for sev
eral terms. He whs also one lime
?reasuterof Keiwhaw county. Hiv
health failing, he removed to L-<n
.ch.^U!X, his native cu^h I y about 3
yi His ago. He is survived by
???r?l brothers and sister*, nmonu
i It ? m Dr. J. din \V. Killings of L? x?
ihgt on, Kv.
Supoi visor West Complimented.
Wo lionr it lot of talk, ? riling ami
speech making about good rouds
Will they sr? verv aoeept able I till
>ou, bill all (he bugle blast* lhat
cm be Bounded does not amount to
half at* much ks a man to the throi
tie who has bit his calling. I li >v*
iicentlt bien over s me of the
roada ,Lq other counties and we
havts the beat twenty two miles of
'?0'>d roads 18 this and f?Hj nutny
cMimitfl. T"e citizen who doesn't
heli? v? what I ?hv m-ty crnne ar>d
se<* f<>r himself From K> isliaw t<
C-?m 'en Ilea that ideal pi?-cn of road
of-?bloli I apcnk. Supervisor West
is to be congratulated upon li i*
skill and ability at a road builder.
There is not an adjoining counts
that can claim his equal. Bui
/Wh< re in the man who sai l in I h?
first -rnand ?hav if W*sl wh? ?|fO?
ed he would have to get a<<me onr
to run bia huainee* for him? He
UaveV repented long agov
Joat hfMe I'd like lO *pei|< a w??ni
u> bw<.v?d ouiseu flrhu Jrfafa*
ing and murmering (wcapae be ba?
Dot seen the road builder a along
lna wav ; it will not be loog unm
tin y will ha there.
Y?ur brother citi* n,
? ? ' : W. 8. Walure,
Weak villa, Nov. *9, 4909.
I. H. ALEXANDER, D. D.8.,
OFFICE ON UPPER MAIN ST.
CAMDEN. S. C.
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
1 wiah to aiinonr.co/to the people "I
Onmden and eountv lint I hive opened
a fi'-t-(l?n.s pJintograph gallery in '^e
Man Imilriing and respectfully solicit 11
visit from them First-class work and
by at priced guaranteed.
llespectfullj .
H. L. MUNSON.
PARTITION SALE.
Slate of South Car-} In th^ Court
olina, > of Common
County of Kerabaw.S Pleas
Jai) im L. ChesnxU, and Mary H.
GhesnxU, James F Chesnxit and
Ruth V ChesnxU, miners by- their
Guardian ad litem, James L Ches
nuty Plaintiffs.
Ayainst
Excyene Moore, Elizabeth G. Saspor
tas and Warren S Moore.
Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a decree made
in the above case by" the Honorable R
W. Memminuer. Judge Presiding in the
5th t ircnit, and bearing date the Uth
dav of November, 11)00, I will offer for
? ale in iront of the Court limine door in
the Oity of Camden, S. C.. during the lo
gal hours of sale, on the firat Monday in
December, next. 1900 being the 6ih day
thereof the following described parcel of
land: ?
All that parcel or lot of land in the
Village of Kirkwoo?1, just North of the
City of Camden, in the Count? Of Ker
shaw and State of South Carolina, con
ta ning ten (10) acrea, more or leas, and
bounded on the North by landa of the
estate of Monroe Boy kin, deceased, on the
Kant by lands of Jamei L. Chennut, or
of eatate of Emma C. Chesuut, on the
South by the Street or road known as
North Street, and ??n the West by prop
erty now or formerly of Jamei ftullnrd
Said .lot of land is a part of that conrejod
to \Va?ren Moore b- Hylvanua Gedivav by
detd of data July 25th, 1874. which dcrd
is recorded in thn office of tho Clerk oi.
Court for Kershaw Count/ In Dook ' IX
O." at pa^e 78
Any pamon desiring to b'd at ?a|d aal?
sball first deposit with the Mast r the
sum of one hundred dollar* ($100.00) in
money or certified 6heck on some re
sponsible bank, as * pledge to make good
his bid In mm of i?a acceptance.
Terms of sale , cash ; purchaser to pay
for papers.
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THE LATEST
GREATEST >
and
? UP-TO-DATIST
system of advertising adopted by the t nterpiising business manage*
ment of the well known establishment of The Gilt Kdge Store has
certainly causod wide continent and considerable furore among the
buying public of thin section.
When The Gilt Kdge Store first announced that they would give
away absolutely Free (he beautiful !$M() Upton Parlor Grand Piano
which is upon exhibition in their store, much curiosity was aroused
as. to HOW they could afford, from a business standpoint, to do such
a thing, but when it was learned [hat they would ;;iv(* ()NE PIANO
. V OTIC with every cent paid for any article in their store and ten
piano votes with even cent paid In;* any purchase from their .New
Jewelry Department, also that the Piano wa-i to be giv* 11 absolutely
Free to the person pt < s.-i.ticg the 'greatest number of tin se piano votes
to them on February 1,1910. it looked like an extremely novel and
most liberal advert ising method. The earnestness with which our
buying public have been ' going after'' the piano vuten more titan m?ke?
good our prophesy that would be a '?merry stiMR^P This novel adver
tising campaign, the ever increaeicg crowds, the' many splendid values
which they are offering caily has made their name a household , name
and a mecea lor the bargain lovers of this community.
The Gilt Edge Store is to be congratulated upon the thoroughness
-of- th?4r ? 1-ms^ o(ass fo-u'.mght a..i.d. the citizens of Camden ?Imuld feel
l-v-that. they have all rea-on to be proud ?f the fact ot having an estab
lishment conducted upon Mich liberal and true business principles,
within our gates.
Yours Respectfully,
The Famous Gilt Edge Store,
P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor.
SCHLOSS MASTER TAJLORS
liEPRESENTED IN CAMDEN BY
D/IVJD WOkfE.
Never mind the weather, you'll
need the Clothes, Great reduction
in price on all my goods for ne.xt 30
days. We make specialty in extra
sizes. Respectfully.
I DAVID WOLFE.
1 * * % . . --..v.' ?? ' V:-' V "?? V ? J
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it:..-:..
A. De?irublo Building Lot at a Bargain
Buing forced to raise the money
til once 1 will sell rov "Anorurn
L->tM Ht a bargain. W. O. Hay.* ?
PARTI HON SALE.
State of South Car "J In the Court
oiitift, > of Common
County of Kershaw.) Pleas
Lucy. S. Boykin,. Plaintiff,
against ------ ? .... ?
Lula C Boykin Ale Willie S Boykin,
A Hamilton Boykin, W DeSaus
nure Boykin. Henrietta 8. Boykin ,
Ida II Boykin, and L W Boykin
Defendants.
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Under and bv virtue of a Decrce in the
nbov<? cum, made by ihe Honorable It.
W. Meonmlnger , Judge Prealdiug in tho
5th Circuit, and bearing date tliellth
ila* of Novembek, 19( 0 I will offer for
g;?le in front of- ilio Court House door i?
theOity of Camden, S. 0., during the lo- '
v/al houra of sale, on tbo first Monday in
Decern tr, next, 19U9' being |he 6th day
thereof, Ibe following described land: ?
All that tract of land in Kershaw Coun
ty. Bute of South Carolina, containing
nne hundred and thirteen and three
fifths (H>3 3-6) acred, mora or ten*, being
tract of land derived by William D . Boy
kin from the estate of his father, A- U>
Boykin. deceased Said tract of laud is
bounded on the North by lundi formerly
of t-fifc\f*tate of Burwell lUyhin, now
pvoioV T L. Boykin, East by I nds
fofhirrlv of the flute of .South. Carolina,
now until of James Burrows, flout li l?y
land* formerly of tho t stateol A If.
.Boykin , diow oaned by Mr#.. K C. Boy
i kin, Weat by la??Vr- kwneilj oiAh ? ? ?
tate of A. H. Boykin, deceased, now
'.owned by A. II. Boykin
1 Any person dealriuff to4?id at said sslo
rtltntH fir*t dep?U vUh th? Mas er the
' Kum of two hundred doRara/f800 00; in
--money or r.ertifiea.cneok on tome ret* pop*
slble bank, as a p edge to maketfJOd his
bid in oaan of ita acceptance
Terms of pale, oaah. Purchaser to fay
for papeis . WfTJTK?)W8KY
H^Z'ISS S33S*?
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