The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 14, 1910, Image 3
ANNOUNCEMENT!
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WE BEG TO ANNOUNCE
THAT WE HAVE OPENED
UP IN I I IE OPERA 1 lOJJSE
STOKE (NORTl I SIDE) Wi l l 1
A I'ULL LINE OF FRESH
GROCERIES TO REPLENISH
OUR STOCK. EVERYT1 1ING
YOU WILL NEED. NEW
GOODS COMING IN DAILY.
"The Pure Food Store."
BRUCE & LANG
Sm*i
Boarder* Wantod.
Ura. W. S. Alexmder wants two
gentlemen hoarders. Apply in per
son, or address P. (). Box 293.
Wanted.
LYvo turkeys, guineas, chickens
and ottfer fowls. Also fresh eggs
wanted ut the Court Inn, Camden.
Religious Notice.
There will he preaching in the
Caiuden Baptist Church next. Sun
day morning hy liev. J, A. Smith,
of Brooklyn, N. Y.
U. D. 0.
We have been rfqneaUd to an
nounce that there vvill |>c n special
meeting of the United Daughters
of the Confederacy at the homo of
Mrs. VV.L DePass on Wednesday
afternoon, January 19' h. to o.ele
T)Fate the birthday of Gen. Robt.
R.Lee. > <
Lost.
On Monday morning, January 10
one while and hUok hound puppy
strayed off from my premises 10
milHs east of Cntiidfn, on the Bisli
opvillo road. A reasonable reward
will he given for the return of said
puppv to me. Luther Hill.
Camden, S. C., II. F. I). No. 2.
Agent for Guano Company.
Mr. J. M. Hh!1 lias been appoint
ed agent for the Home Fertilizer
& Chemical Co., of Baltimore, Md.
Those wishing to buy chemicals
which this company handles can
communicate with Mr. Hall. His
address is Camden, S. C., R. F. D.
No. 2.
To Those Destring Violin Instruction.
Miss Marion Cameron Fielding
tho well kDown Violinist of Chicago
will take a limited number of pupils
during the season.
Miss Fielding was connected with
the Colombia Conservatory in Chi
cago and for two years was director
of the of the Violin department of
Cniltoti College. -Miss Fielding's
address is Box 503, Camdon, S. C.
* Great Prize Sale
On Weduesday morning, January
19tb, Messrs Hired) Bros. & C>
will begin a great prize sale, at the
close of which they will give awny
fifty dollttia in handsomo prizes
KveTy purchaser of one dollar'*
worth (or over) of gooda will be en
titled, to a chance at. the prizm.
The copy for tlie advertisement of
this aalo ctme in too late for this
week's issue but look out for it
next week, and in the mean time if
you have a dollar to' spend save it
for the sale of Hirsch Bros. ?fe Co. '
Fire.
Lwet Friday night about 9 o'clock
the con ape on Fair at root owned by
Mra. V. R. W. Claik find occupied
by Mr. D. J. Carri?<in who destroy.
i d by file. It is thought that the
Oie originated in the kitchen which
adjoins the house. Very little of
the contents of the house were sav
cd and Mr. Carriaon's loss amounts
to about $1,500 which was only
partially cpverf^ by insurance.
We understand that there was
about $1,500 iii&utanco on lite
house.
< A Coming Event.
? -The following invitation to a very
interesting event has been sent out:
You are cordially invited to attend
The Annual Meetiog
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The Sooth Carolina Good Roads
? ; Association
b? held lu-UuCity of Columbia,
beginning Tuesday, Jan. 18, 1010
for tbe purpose of diaonesiog the
queition of ,
Good Honda for S.iuth Carolina.
Tht editor ot theChroniole returns
thank* for an Invitation and hop??
to be present on thla happy ocoa
aiob. May these meetings mean
?r?At happinssa and ptotparUjr for
. r ??srr
For Bent.
Five room cottage on Fair street,
Kant of Hauipton Park. Phone
205- J.
Remembor
The Piano Contest closes Febru
?ry let, and all tickets ojuet be
handed in at our oftlco by 12 o'clook
on Tueadav, Fob. 1st., 1910. None
received after 12 oolock.
The Gilt Kdgc Store.
Death of Miss Baiuh McCaskill.
Miss Sarah McCankiil, t>f Cassett,
died last Tuesday night, the 11th
lust. Deceased was a uk'bL excell
ent lady und le.HveH a large circle of
friend* to mourn her death, to
whom we extend our sincere sym
pathy.
Pastor Called.
Last Sunday morning in Church
conferen i'H tiie members of the Cam
den Hap ? 1st Church extended a call
to Key. E. P. Pendleton, of Cov
ington, C?., to the pastorate obthe
Church. It is not yet known
whether Mr. Pendleton will accept
or not.
Death oi'Mr. Richard Singh-ton.
It is with sincere regret I hat we
learn of the death of Mr Richard i
Singleton wtiich occurred this morn
ing at lit? home at Acton. Mr.
Singleton is h son-in-law ofMr.Robt.
Johnson; of nur town, having mar
ried his daughter Miss Lottie John
son. The ,funeral will take place
to morrow at Acton.
Sid Smith, Maybo.
Sid- Smith of Atlnnta is in strong j
demand as i nanager of .the Colum-j
hia team, no w that "Ginger" Win
ters can not plav on account of a
worn out ai on. It is not likely that
Atlanta will give up Smith without
much persuasion and a bunch of
money. But there is a chance to
secure the signature of the Camden
lad to a Palmetto contract. ? Coluro
hi a Record.
Notice.
This in to P.otifv tiie public tliat I have
bought the in terest of Mr- H . Ci Carri
son, Jr., in the tirm of Kennedy & Carri
eou, and will continue to Conduct a gen
eral insurance business.
I bop to solicit a continuance of your
patronage.
Respectfully,
K. M. KENNEDY, JR.
Camden, S O., Jan. 10< 1010,
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Notice.
I have fonnd it necessary, in order
-that I roav uivc my entire time to other
duties. to transfer my interest in the
firm of Kennedy db'Oarrisou t6 Mr. K. M.
Kennedy. Jr. I desire ?to thank my
friends for past courtesies and^potronage
and respectfully solicit r continuance of
the same in behalf of Mr. Kenncdv.
0. H . OA RIM SON, JR.
Camden, S. C.. Jan. 10, 1910.
Administiator's Notice,
Notice is hereby jfiven to all creditors
of the Estate of the late D. W.
Belk, deceased. to present their j
demands to me duly attested as required
by law; and all indebted to said deceased
aro notified to make pavment to mo
j: R. BELK,
Administrator Estate ofD. W. Belk.
Camden, S. 0., Jan. 14, "1910.
Administrator's Notice. 4
Notice is herebv,piven to all concerned
that on Wednesday, February 2nd, A. I).
1010, 12 M., I will apply to "the Probate
Judge of Kershaw County for a final dis
chares aa Administratrix of Estate of
Lawrence W. HoCaa.' the fftiqe having
been lully administered.
MILLIE B. McOAA,
Admx. Est. Lawrence W. McOaa.
Dec. 29th, 1909.
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Administrator's Notice,
State of Sooth Carolina,)
Oonaty of Kershaw, f
All creditors of, the estate of J. 0. Rol
lings, deceased, are hereby notified to ren
der an acconnt of their cfaima, dalr at
tested, to the undersigned- And all paN
ties endsbted to said estate are notified
to make prompt payment to the under
' tUnad of their accounts. f .
A. H, DUNCAN.
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A BANK'S FIRST DUTY
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Is to its depositors. The busim*s? of this
bunk is conducted on this basis, which is, in
truth SKOUHITY nuO CONSERVATISM. s
Safety is considered before profits.
Wo feel justified in asking foi your
banking business, 'assuring you always,
Oourtous treatment and satisfactory
service.
John T, Maokey, O. J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. _ President.
The following is a list of claims upprov
eil and ordered paid tit 1 lie tegular month
ly meeting held Monday, Jim. 3, 1010:
W .J Dann, mod ?or $ 10 00
Green (iadner. trim'^ hedge 10 00
G^mtlun W L & I C< >r-w?te r ? 04 58
, Won Man Co. HtaUonery, 17 50
Natl Office Sijp Co, fita, (5 05
A J Bob, dialnfectaht 3?~Q0
A O Brown, wit at, 0 II 7 50
Camden Nowh, adv and sta 15 00
jO VV Birehmore. adv and pta 114 17
W L McDowell, adv, eta &, sal 49 91
MIUHL Smith Go, sup 101 00
H L Sc.hlofthhurg, snp 29 14
Baruch Nettles Co, Bup 1.'} 80
David Wolfe, eup 21 50
M H Raborj, sup 172 55
McCaakill Bros Riip 3 00
Springs & Shannon, ?np 281 52
Lfwis & Christmas, sup 36 60
A K Wnttp, ?up ? ~ 8 70
W F KuMnell. sup 3 00
Richards Bros, sup 6- 00
,J MCaraon Co. sup 6 75
A 11 D.nne, an, 6up 0 00
Klmore Brown, sup 12 00
T W VVat?on, eup 8 00
II ok a &i Evans,, eup 18 00
A B Rabon, aup 6 90
John L Hineon, pop 12 00
J S Rlrome. sup 3 00
G W Duhney, supt poor h 27 50
G W Dabney sup 33 00
Joe Fletcher, rep on bdg 1 00
J K Lee, rd wk 4 50
R Eubankn, rd wk 24 GO
G L Mobley, convict labor 700 00
,T H Trantham. sal and fees 284 55
D M McCahkill, bhI and post 34 45
B Murphey, sal "11 00
I J McKenzie, enl and preS 59 51
M B Rabon, sal nnd post 32 20
I (' Hough, Htil and post 107 80
Join.) Collin*, pal 25 '-'0
J D Sinclair, sal '25 <>0
E A Hrown, Bnl 25 U0
.Jo J?n Kelly, sal 25 On
J M Smith, t.;il 25 00
G F Hammond, fal 25 00
I) K Hough, nal 25 00
H T 'ohneoD, sal 25 00
W K Elliott, sal . ^ 25 00
Newton Rejly, sal U7 50
-D M Kirkley, sal 87 50
S F K?llv, sal 37 50
J K DeKay, pal 43 75
M 0 West, sal and post ? 102 00
F L Truesdetl. sid 37 50
T J Smyrl, pal 150 00
J A Shaw. Pal anil foes 53 85
?laH 'T Truesdol], sal 25 On
II I) Hea'h. sal 25 00
Walter R Trnesdoll, sal 25 on
| L T Gregoiy, pal and (cob 29 85
j W E'Kolly, sal? and feos 2G oo
|0 A Gregory, sal 25 do
j H M Finchor, ?al 15o oo
j John Rahon, .Tr, biI 25 oo
j R \V Hammond, sal 37 5o
i W T Jeffer*, Hal " 25 <>o
I L J Jordan, sal 37 5o
J N S Richards, hbI 25 ?>r?
Heath Supply Oo, ?up 5o 37
L P Thompson, rd wk 1 6o
K*;r M & B Oo, sup 5 5o
, Watkins Bros, *nj) 4 oo
i Geo Arledge, rd wk 9 oo
?! F Leslie Zt?mp, medicine 5 5ri
'.Jno W Corhett, ex. lunatics lo oo
L F Coats, 7 oo
i A D O'Bryan. wk rivor bdg 1,849 8o
I Hirsch llrs & Co,, eup 3 5o
W J McPhearson, rep on bdg 0 5o
; ?T E Creed, sup 22 5o
iThos.J Kirkland, services
in Supreme Court Bond
j caso 2oo oo
ToLui, $5,748(55
M. C. WEST.
Supervisor Kershaw County
Reduction On Millinery!
ENTIRE STOCK MUST 60
In order to make room for our
SPRING STOCK, which will arrive
in a few days, we offer all Millinery
now in our store, at a arreat sacrifice
CAIDEN MILLINERY GO.
TO THE TRADING PUBLIC.
Wo wish to say that the year just closed han l>een very pat
is factory to us, and wo take this opportunity of thanking
one and all of those who so liberally patronized our store
during the old year and ask the favor of a continuance of
your valued orders during this the new year. ^
We ask those who haven't eeen fit to give us a trial yet to
keep us in mind and when you need anything in Pure Native
Meats, Be?f, Pork, young Sheep (not kid), Lamb, "Vexil, Cut
Ham, Whole Ham and Fancy Groceries, (in fact anything to
be found in an up-to-date Green Grocery.) KING 31
Wishing you a Happy and Properons New Year, we are,
Tour* respectfully,
JNIoseley Brother* ?
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THE FIGHT IS ON
T^c l^ast JS Days
Of the Piano Contest Will Be Interesting
VOTES GOTNG FPST
Some One Will Receive the Beautiful $300.00
UPTON PARLOR GRAND PIANO
ABSOLUTELY FREE! |
Of) FEB. |st.
REMEMBER ? All Tickets must be handed in at our
. office by 12 o'clock on Tuesday, Feb. 1st, 1910.
None received after 12 o'clock.
ALSO that Tickets vviH be given on all accounts paid
by February 1st
We are still slashing prices on all Winter Goods
' ...... ry-.r-xr- ?*?"> 'Vj-Vj
Bargains in Every Department.
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Yours Respectfully,
THE GILT EDGE STORE . .1]
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. P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor.
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STRAYED.
On Monday, December 27, 1909,
One white spotted Ci>w and one
hrindlo Yeailing. Return to N. H.
Workman, DeKalb, S. C.
TAX NOTICE,
Office of Treasurer of Kershaw County)
Camden, 8. C.? Sept. 27, 1909; \
Notice is hereby Riven that the books
will be open for collecting 8tate, county
and school taxes from October 16, 19(H),
to March let, 1910. A penalty of 1 per
cent will be added on all taxes unpaid
by January 1st, 1910. A penalty of two
per cent on all unpaid by Feb. 1st, 1010.
A penalty of icven per cent will be
added on all unpaid March 1st, 1910
The rate per centum for Kershaw
county i? as follows :
Mills
State taxes, 5 1-4
School taxea, 8
County taxes, 8 1-4
Railroad taxes, 18 4
Court House Bends 1-4 I
Road* - 1
Interest on Bridge Bonds 1
Total. 1ft 1-2
The following ?peoial levie? hare beer
tuttde alto :
Mills.
Interest on School Bonds District
No. 1, 1-4
Special School tax Diet, No. 1, 3
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>? M M tt "10 2
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12,' J
" 17. 8
" 18, 8
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12. 2
" " " - 26, S
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40, 7
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* The poll tax $1 ; road tax $S.
?11 inform alio* m to taxes will bs
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SEABOARD |
Air Line Schedules
Effective January 3, 1910.
NORTHBOUND
Lye Columbia
Lv. Camden
Arr (rheraw
Ar. Hamlet
Arr Wilmington
Ar. Raleigh
Ar. Portsmouth
Ar. Richmond
Ar. Washington
Ar. Haiti more
Ar. Philadelphia
Ar. New York
Lp. Camden
Ar. Colombia
Ar. Savannah
Ar. Jacksonville
Ar. Tampa
Ar. 8t Augustine
Ar. Palm Beach
Ar. Hlama
Ar. Havana
Ju
Florida
Fast Mail
66
5 40 n
(I 42 a
8 23 a
n 05 a
1 15 p
11 59 n
5 50 p
5 05 p
8 35 p
9 55 p
11 51 p
*3 53 a
Snaboard
Express
92
4 35 p
5 $3 p
7 17 p
7 55 p
12 20 a
1 55 ft
8 10 a
7 00 a
10 10 u r
12 00 to
2 20 p
5 00 p
The
Flamingo
84 .
6 20 p
6 10 p
7 86 p
8 10 p
11 10 p
8 10 a
. 4 20 a
7 40 a
9 20 a
11 35 a
2 00 p
SOUTHBOUND
?4
Seaboard
Flu. Li m1 I'd
... 98
9 60 p
10 40 p
12 35 a -
i.7 26 a
10 35 a
11 88 a
1 63 p
4 80P
m
Florida
Fast Mail
43
11 05 p
. 12 10 a
3 20 a
7 45 a
5 30 p
10 00 a
6 30 p
9 00 p
Seaboard
Express
81
10 05 a
11 15 .a
? 60 p
7 3<Tp
-.6 30 ?'
36 p
r i0a
10 00 a
I?A.
1 be 8eaVo*rd
Flamingo Fla.Lim't'd
93 99
8 20 a 6 42 a
6 20 a 7 40 a
9 15 a 1016
<110 p ~~ 2 ?p r
6 30 a 6 So a
!0 p 3 40 p
12 40 a 12 40 a
so *
4 SO p
480p
Seaboard Florida Limited passe* Camden northbound daily except
Sunday ? Sontbbonnd datty except Monday. <;
Trains 92, 81, 66 iad 43 'make local stops between Hamlet and Jaokton
?ille.
?Passengers can remain Sn sleepers until 7s30 A. M. <>
For farther information end reservations apply to
B. J. COOPRR. Agent, J. 8. VtC -***?**. -
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