The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 10, 1909, Image 2
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A <* row I nu Power.
- The Country VresB n r??l I ? e lollo
encc" is a topic of which much :
might bo Bald, hut in a conch*
manner I will give the giat of what
experience has taught roe. We < <<
enjoying today n higher civil?/,? ?
tlon, a truer religion and a hutlci
humanity than ever dreamed of in
our philosophy or writ in our hid
tory. Were I asked to name th< '
most important, factor of the v h r i -
ouh energies which have eontr huh *-? i
towards tliie development 1 wou'ii ?
answer, "The Country J'reBH." I
am not seeking to dhparugr ?h.
largo of ty dailies and other me>r? .
polltan publications, but the pn(", :
which exorcises a real moulding Hi
fluence upon the life of acoiiiimiM-i
ty, which is the honored visitant u
the firesUle^-ia^lke- local weekly w t r ' i
its leoord of personal interests n rul !
eympathbis and tragedies.
Perhaps its Influence lies in Mm
fact that it is the forum of thognat
common people, for whenever an
agenoy becomes invested with ihi?
function it has acquired the
ete prerogative of power and au'h'u.
ity. You remember A brah am I > ? n - <
coin once said that *'God Al'iiin''1'.
must have loved the common p<
else he wouldn't have madetm Mj ;* n >
of them," and we have all ltain-d
to yenerate what, God has d'?r" Mid
to sanction what Liucolu Haiti.
Greatest of all factors lodav ' r
the encouragement of i ightthii ?U!i;:
aann j ud^mc n t and correct kn:'.v
ledge is iho free and u nlram nx'ol
newspaper With thi* force up* >t
*d to thy American people 'pi. -^rid a
and gord government arc secure.
There, aru two influences wim,1
give direction to every niatiV* >? .
rear ? a mother's hallowed innim.
tion and tboee records of !.???", ?
days which art* mirrored in m- \
from tin* columns of ih?*'"M
pip ??r. The type, minion and >. ? i: i -
geoie, which ,>rintcd its p*gi U 1 \ ?
bijen bat'?red down, and the
thut ached upon iis c(>m;.o?r. 1 nlim
ceased to burn, but i'.a influtt-c- i ? .
tualtib like a beacon, ready >? i.! ,t
liaht the pathway to mnturer \i-.m
if you wan La praoUoiltcsl if i
peculiar charm au<l miertM, Nvl.i. |.
your how* paper pi jsk v sa efl, j u ?<!..;:? .
the riot of ?'iD(>ii>>n? which nr: i:?
for supremacy vv heu you un^xi" rt >
ly cucouiitcr ? copy n f t vr ?* j ? i > <- - /
ed absence from home, 1 <. i* i.-<
the sight "of your dig in u f >riit?:>
land ? A. C. Me re del It in Aaicn
oan Preae.
Our Christians Ljtlillou
Next, week Tho Ohronielo v\i j?u
liah a Christmas edition. Thi* ?".i
tion will contain iho adyort i*<'mM '
of several of Camden 'it proj: n 1 ? ?
and reliable husiiuSa houses i.i.y-i.
ont lor lite Chtiatma* nutn:>< r u. ?
these advertisements ami ^ v<- c u
advertisers your ( 1 1 r i b 1 1 1 < ti n t r ??<1 ?? .
MKLTING OK 1). A. K
The D Af? 11 Society i^ol tins ;-f
teruoon with Mrs. Long on Miil S.
A full ottendanec at these meetii ;:h
is expected, ftnd very necessary. <h.
ring Mi o Winter months, an th:s it
the aefteon lo arrange for teas a!
entertaiumeuta to ruiBe funds needed
in the treasury, and to curry on me
morial work of tho Chapter.
Thoae who have not n Year Houl
will please apply to tho Regent tin
Chairman of the Literary CoumiilUt
or to the Secretary.
The Regent's' report from the Con
ference of ihe National Society I) A
It held ui (ircenwood. 8. C., Nov
9 ? 12 was of apeoial interest iuap
much as matters of grave import
ance to the Society waa under dis
ctisaion, and becaaso of the ? IcqHoi
of State officers for the ensiling t >.
yfard. It ia very gratifying to re
tote t&at our esteemed Regent l?a?
bbsbtmor oj State Genealogist cot/
ferred upon her.
The Cha|)ter will m?et OTft Jtnnar)
ft*. .14 P. M. mM. Mr.K-. ?
Annual (low? <11 00? Will
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Death# ?<- lAbtny Hill.
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wai * J4re*i I V n*dd*n??d ou lait HatUf
d&V ttlAHliVif tnat., wbttiJ H ??*
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? on, th? bclovflf! Wl?$ ?f Won. W.
K- 'i^ouip*"*), bad qui^ily br?*ih*d
her lani at aoout 6 oolook A. M.
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inn health lor ?<>uk' tim<\ but her
c?i?flnii>n b id rttownvly itt|ifovt)d ? ?>
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trali;*'- iiixl I.. .1. !tak??r , Kant l>v 1"1i.1h ol
K 1/ S' * i II; and WiM by estate land*
of : .un i'aae.
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! in ml. ?ituaU<?i in tiio C-??in?y <>f Kit?1ihw*,
iSt-iteof S<Milh Carolir.a, known a?? tract
Nuinhi-r Two ? ?f tin* U. I., han^loy landf.
I ccuUimiiu- l>y rn-ciit umoy two liuiiilre<)
| nrU fighlt on i2is) ucrt'S. a plat of pume
Iiv AY. h. Twuty . aurv?*yoi, of oato June
^nh ami .'tttth. ^omcon file in the I
aViovo s^Ated c?M?; bHindeil North by
lands ot Walur Ur?%?n, nnO eiUie land*
of Sum i'Ago: South l?v iHnd* of J. M.
Company and W. IT. 0?y.
? ; Ea?t by V?iiila of E. M. Eklridg^
L J. Baker ; WeaL by lands ol Wal.
iir OAtk.
a* of sale, <'a?b. No bid will bai
y?*d by iha Sheriff until aaoli bidde*
1 " ^ . tor *?ch tract o'
or ecrtifird check (or thai
arnootW'M ? *u*w*tce of Rood faith.
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Phone 49
?^palace ?
flUafket
(IN OLD DISPENSARY)
Wlwro you will find
A Complete Stock
of Foreign and
Domestic Meats,
Heavy and Fancy
Groceries, Canned
Goods, etc.
Everything de
livered free. Your
orders solicited.
PALACE MARKET
Jno. McSmyrl, Mgr.
NOTICE.
All partiea indebted for lots, at the
Monroe Hoykin Park. are hereby notified
that name inuat bo paid by January 1st,
1910, ofcUiin on Said b>te will bo forfait,
od, T. J. HOYKIN.
12?1? 09.'
FOR SALE.
HAY,
COKN
and STOVER.
Two good Milk Cows with
young Calves, ' a few corn
fcnl Steers and a nice lot of
Hogs. Will exchange Corn
for Peas.
L. I. GUION,
Logoff, S. O.
rl^ ax I let urns.
Office of County Auditor, )
Kershaw Ooutity,
Camden, S. 0., Dec. "(J, 19C0.-J
Xoti'-e.is hereby given that tho Audi
tor's office will be open for receiving tax
returns from January 1st, 1910, to Febru
nryVJOth, n?|(> , inclusive. Thone failing
to make returns within naid period as
required by law will bo subject to a pen
alty of .">0 percent.
Tho Auditor will attend in p srson or
by deputy at the following .places in the
County on the dates indicated for recoiv
iug returns :
Hethunu. January 10
Haley's Mill, January 11.
liowem' School House, January, 12.
Kirk ley's Store, January 13,
Kershaw, January 14.
Wotville, January 17.
Uussell I'lace, January IK.
Libert v lhll, January 19.
Uabon ? X Roads, January 20.
Blaney, January Jl.
Special attention is called to the fact
that all real estate must bo included in
returns, as a new assessment of samo^
required to he made for the year 1310.
All trustees, guardian.^ executors, ad
ministrators. agents and others holding
i property in charge must return same.
Income tax will bo enforced.
Parties sending tax . returns by mail
must make oath to same before some
qualified officer and 1111 >?ut the same in a
| proper manner, otherwise they must be
I rejec ted,
The County Hoard of Equalization
i will met t at office of the Auditor on
? Tuesday, March 8, 1D10.
M. R HA BON.
County Auditor.
i\v iMATirm
Office of Treasurer of Kershaw County)
Camden, S. C , Sept. 27, 1909. \
N<>tico iH hereby given that the books
' will be open for collecting State, county
I and school twxt'H froin October 15, 190", ?,
j tt> March 1st. 1910. A penalty of 1 ptr
I cent will he added on all taxes unpaid
! by January 1st, 1910. A penalty of two
' per cent on all unpaid by Feb. 1st, 1910.
A penalty of at- von per cent will he'
' added on all unpaid March 1st. 1910.
The rate per centum for Kertdiaw |
county ia as lollowa :
Mills, j
State taxes, 6 1-4 '
School taxes, . 8
County taxes, 8 1-4
Railroad taxes. 13 4!
Court House Honda 1-4
Road a 1
IntoreBt on Bridge Bonds 1
Total. Irt 1-a
The following apodal leviea have beer
made alao :
Mills.
Intoreat on School Bonds District
No. 1. 1*4
Special bchool tax Diat, No. 1, 3
.< .? .< ?. , ? 13.4j
" '? ?? " ?? 4, 8 1-2
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Th? fott U* Ji $1 ; roa4 Ux $1
All Information ?? to two wiU^b*
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To On Friends I
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Customers
Camden, 5. C., Dec. 3, 1909.
The disastrous lire of last night
totally destroyed our place of busi
ness ? also our entire stock of mer
chandise
We are at present unable to
secure other quarters, but we hope
in the next issue of this paper, tc
inform you of our future head
quarters, where we expect to be bet
ter prepared than ever to serve our
Friends and Customers of Kershaw
and adjoining Counties
We take this opportunity tc
thank all of our friends for their
liberal patronage in the past; we feel
grateful to all, as it has been the
foundation of our success
We shall make every effort tc
serve you again as soon as possible
Gratefully yours,
BARUCH-NETTLES
COMPANY,
M. BARUCH _ _ , .... j
J NO. T. NETTLES
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THE BIG STORE
Hirsch Brothers & Co.
For Values! ?
Fall And Winter Styles Now Ready!
Mall Orders Filled Promptly.
Our Ready-to-wear Department Of
fers Remarkable Values In
I New Fall Styles.
A few wonderful bargains among many others in our largo ready-to
wear section. This season's showing hy far eolipses any previous e^ent
embracing as it does magniliceut creations from world famous and Kuro
. pean and American designers. When you sen t ho rich beauty of our die
play, the charming collection of Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Capes, Millinery,
Petticoats, etc, und the excellent values wo offer, you would say that
Hirsob's is tho Ideal Store to buy. Every garment a beauty and marked
at an attraotive low price. All alterations fret of charge. Perfect Ot
guaranteed.
Our Ladie's Tailored Suits Are Pleas
ing Hundreds of Ladies.
Women of discriminating taste tell us that after looking Camden over
that our line of ladie's garments is far superior in style, workmanship ami
price. We guarantee a perfect lit. We make suits to order for every
stout woman. We also carry Misses' sizes of 14, ll!, 18 and 20 years.
Come to headquarters and get your choice while the stock is full. Prices.
$10 00, 12 50. 15 00. 17 50, 19 75, 20 00, 22 50, 25 00, 27 50, 30 00, and
35 00
Beautiful New Chiffon Panama
Skirts, and Taffeta Silk, Black
Sateen and Heatherbloom
Underskirts.
! ? ? ?
j New black Panama Skirts, just arrived. Plaited styles, panel front;
large blaok buttons, perfectly made and stitched throughout with Holding
.silk thread; wonderful values $5 00, 5 98, 8 60. 9 00
! New plaited Skirts made of dark bine and green striped bafd finish
? serges $5 00
J Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, beautifully made of heavy silk
; ? 3 98, 5 00
Extra large Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats for Btout women, worth 7 00
Prioe 5 98
j Ladie's black Sateen and Heatherbloom Underskirts in both the regular
as well as the extra large sizes for siout women. 75c 1 00, 1 60, 2 00, 2 48
and 2 98
Women's, Children's and Misses
Sweaters
Tho all wool Sweaters are not to be confused with the ordinary obeap
cotton mixed goods sold at some stores. Ours are all wojI u..d L\ery0H6
is well made. You cannot get hotter values anywhere.
Ladies' Sweaters, $1 98. 2 48 and 4 50
Ladies' White Long Sweater, 4 50 and 7 50
Misses' Sweaters. 1 00 nuu 1 50
Children's Sweaters, 75c, 1 00 and 1 25
Colors are white, gray and red. Now is a good time to buy sweatej:?
especially for school children. Choose whilo all sizes are in stock.
Latest Modes In Dress Goods.
Beautiful striped alUwool Serges and Panamas, 36 inobes widf;
?all new coloring-, price
50o
Beautiful stripedall wool 42 inch tlressgoods in all'the new coloringt
olive green, smoke, Copenhagen, Wistaria, malborry, garnet, brown, navy
bluo and black; our $1.00 quality for 85c, and our $1.25 qualities for $1.00.
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Surprising Values in Silk^^$|
-
j Messalioe Silk, 36 inobes wide, for lining coat suits; all oolore, Prlcef |.Q0 _
; Beautiful Blaok Taffeta Silks, 86 inches wide; heavy, rustling quality ;ex?
tra valnes, yard 75?,
Black Peau de Soie, heavy weight, all pure silk, 36 lnchea wide fl
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