The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 25, 1910, Image 3
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\Yo bog to ann-iUMtie ihtt we Im-vr'
opened nj) in thf* Opera
store (norih si(lk') wHi a
full lU'.e ol Fl'Owh (ilO ?
corios 1o K>8j)lrnish
our stock.
Everything you v?ill need.
Nov goo.()H <voa)ing in daily,
"The Pure Food Store."
l$RUOB & f.ANG
Sm?' w.
For Sale Cheap,
A few $oori Milch Cows, A??| 1 >
to VV. II. Tiller,
Lug< If, S. C.
L.ost
lo the roicl oa Main Street, n
buttoh of seven keys, one of which
when )obI wai in a sni'ill braes pid<
1.?'.?!{. Finder kindly return to tine
office.
r- ?- ?.
A "i-me" Tea .
'Hhc ladies of th?? Presbyterian
Ctiurch will give n i Pine." ten n\
tlx* home of Mr*. C .P. DuBose, on
K>?ir street, Silurd'ij' afternoi?,
M arch 20il:, from 4 to 0 uM-jck.
Store in Kirk wood.
Mr J. H. Zinp will in n few days
up a grocery store in Kii!<
wood near licctory hfqunre. The
will be known as "The Kirk
wood Grocery," and Mr. Zcinp hop<s
1 liit it will provo a great con von
i.?oro to this cit z? ns of that part ot
the town
To Move to California
It is with mi.cere ro<irr>t that- wo nn 1
rcanco that Mr, W. If. Zemp and
bia es'imable fumily will in n few
dr.yfl leave Cnir.don to mnku their
home in I.on Angeles,. California,
where Mr. Z> mp's edt.st daughter.
Mtc. WtaUieily. is now residing.
Thoy will carry with thorn (ho beet
wiehi'fi of many waim and tni"1
frien da.
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Death of Mr. Charles Pheipn.
Mr. Charles Frasier Phelps, er-c
end eon o( the late Mr. John H.
Phelps, died on Sunday lust, the
20ih inef., in S.m Aut.onio, i'fxa?,
sged 31 years. Tbn particulars of
Mr. Phelps' death have not been!
learned save that his death wai not
expecud nnd tho buiial took plucc
in S'in Antonio.
' Bird Dog Lost.
On Tliuiday of Inst week, March
10th, ai. Bethune, one medium siz^d
white male bird dog, with large
black 6pot across hip and shoul
der p. Had on a small leather col
lar studded with brans heud tacks
and answers to name of ' Ginger.
Anv information ngardiug some
will be thankfully received by Dr.
J. E. MeLure", Bethune or Bishop
ville, S. C.
Valuable City Property Changes Hands
The going r.f Mr. W. II Zemp to
California onuses a change in own
ership of one of tho most valuable
city lote in Cnmden. The lot h a a n
fiontago of tfbnut 300 feet and ex
tends back about 700 feet. Tlio
drntnage being perfect and the large
oak trees giving plenty of shade
makes it an ideal residence lot.
Tho property was bought bv Mr.
, Gua Hirech through tho rcnl ee.Ute
ncenoy of Mr. O. P. DuBose..' In
iflYcting this sale Mr. DuBnae dis
played splendid ability and judg
ment snd hi? has been the recipient
of many compliments for the excel
lent. manner id which he^manipulu
rd the transsction. Mr. Ilirech
has secured a most vahisblo piece
of property and we heartily congrat
ulate him. 4
TO OPEN THE CA PITAL HIGH
WAY.
Autoiata To Sp<?nd The flight In
Camden.
Tho Colombia Automobile Club is
'arranging for a Sociability RrPr,
April 18 and 19 from Augusta to
Flneburet, to opon this scetion, 250
miles of tho Capita! Highway.
-.-^UolfiiBbiir expects to enter 20 en
(ob and every town along the way
?jkIiI add some, so tlu?t by ifre tMe
l'inohnrst if reached, thero ought to
bejiearly 100 oars In H?o.
a speed contest
to
lU^'lL UY rl IUv |Opil,
Tfce great winter ro*oHs are said
to booking a deep interest in the
Highway and it ig understood that
they propose to advertise it exten
sively for nrxt sewon.
The Sociability tourists are ffobt&j
Heal Kotuio Iu Roanoke.
Another big deal in tmsiDeas prop
-fly is reliably repotted today. If
h the Rule of (lio building'on Camp
bsllo avenue, now occupied by liar*
no.tt Ac Hc.'iohU 1'rng Company and
Hay lor to M. S. II. Heiroujuius by
Di\ II. C. IJarnes Di\ Birnea pur
choeod the properly, from Mr. .J S.'
IVrry about six months ugo paying
him $40,000 It ir flbid that Mr
IJoironinHis paid him .$05.000?a
profit of '$25,000
[ l'ho ub.;vo m ffotn tho Roanole,
Va , Kvt-oiiig World, of March 2'Jn.I,
and Dr. Barnes referred, to ia a"for
mer Ker<dtaw county resident, being
'> fton of the Into Mr. George B irno*
We ftincoiely congratulate our fri?n<l
upon I he good luck which h<v? come
liin \vt>y ?Ed. Chronicle j
Bazaar! Ushhri !
The ladies of t!io Parish Aid S >?
eiely of Grace Kpi&e >pal Church,
will give a bnz<hr 1<ir the beneli
of l bo Ch At re. It fu'ul, al "Kloftiisbur.
ry," en March 20 h and 30j.lt , com
mencing at II o'clock A. M , on
1 ueaday, continuing during >h*
day au'i evening, and until 1 1'. M
vVfd"etd*v. Besides the iimihI eule
of fancy woik, ca.ndv and timet b,
delicious refreshments will be ?otv
? d, and during the evening there
will ho nit exhibition of the cele
brated "Mr6. J?$ley'n Wax Works."
It Lno bfen many >enrr? since tin
irnin-rul M'o, J irky h>?? exhibited
h?r-.?{jvax tiggerh" ifi the Camden
public, and a rich fund of amuse
iuent in promifitd those who attend.
All are cordially invited. A dint a
ftiou for adults 25.-.; 15c for chil
dren.
PERSONAL
Mr. W. 'P. MoCaskill of Bothuno
was in Camden yesterday.
Mr S C Hoh!?, of Cantey, h<?H be?n
appointed by the Governor a Notary
Public.
Mr IOdward Salmon! left on Sal
ut'day last for CharleatoWn, Weal
Virginia, where ho bna engaged in
business
Mrs W. R. I??o left yesterday to
spend Kaatoi" with her parents in
Virgin a
Mr II K. Grigjr. representing E.
II. and W J. Peck of N. Y is arnorg
the arrivals at the Court Inn.
Mrs. I. Ij McCreigbt who has been
quite fiick recontly and who is now
in the Columbia hospital is very
much improved.
Invitations have boen s< nt out to
iho marriage of Mr. John B. Moffett
formerly of Camden, and Mi?n Mary
^Vallaoo Parrot!, of Bishopville.
Mrs.''10. A Jom.e (Mifis Claudia
Z<'mp) ia spending a few days with
lier parents, Mr. t?ud Mrs W. II
Zemp bofore taking their departure
for tho We.it.
L1IAMBEK OF COMMERCE.
Cornden now has a thoroughlv
organized Chamber of Crmmcice.
This means much for" Camden.
I he organization was fff.cted on
Monday afternoon Inst. Mr. L T
Mills waa madr presiden', Mr. John
T. Maekey, vice-president and Mr.
W. R. Elve, Jr., secretary and treas
urer, Mra*r?. H. G. Carrion, R. B.
Pill*, J. H Hurn?, M.'H. Heyman,
C J. Shannon, Jr., Geo. T. Little,
W. J. Dhwcb, H- G. Carriaon, Jr.,
and Capt. W. M. Shannon were
eleoted a board of directors. A
splendid bet of oflicer*. They ev
ery one have Camden's best interest
at heart
Another meeting of the Cham
ber of Commeice waa held on Wed
nesday last. A C'jnB'.ftution and
Hy-La$s were adoptod*and the or
ganiz itlon of the body was per
fected.
A commute of five was appointed
to Bolteit member*.
The annual duet were fixed at $3.
a \p?r payable in advance.
_ITae adopted charier permits that
Ute Chamber c.f C inmerce aball be
governed by the president vice
president! secretary and treHsur< r
ard a board df directors of nine
mrbenrr
Ditcutsktna were bad of the
pUoe and ptirposea and of the mat
tere lo which th? Chamber thoold
give I mooed late attention.
Adjournment was made to the
Aral WfduMdsv m April at 4
o'clock in th? Opara Houm*
AUCTIONEER,
CANTIvV. 8 (,\
Death of Mrs, Hurbert.
Mr*, flattie Soiilh Herbert, wid.
ow of Rev. T. G. Ilerber', for 40
yehie a member of the Methodist
conferi'uce of B^ulb Carotins, dli>d
suddenly this morning hi 11:30, at
bt?r home in Liesvilie. 'She was ill j
ouly about two hours. Sho win 70
vtars old at lier birthdav last month
Her maiden name wuh Hi ice, a v? ry
pr ? uiincut nam * in Colombia in th?
00*6 11 > r liuabniid preceded he r to
tb? h |i i r 11 land about, 12 years.
M*s. IIori)ert whs a roin?tidbit*
'tvoui'in, being the mo htr of thre*
ministers in iho Miithndist church,
Kev. W. I, Hpfbtrt of Ch&rleston,
presiding elder of that district ;H?v.
T. G. Hsrborl'of Bamberg, andRstf.
C ('. Heibortof (3lto. Tin so imuifb
stun:) high to Method.?t clrelea.
She was thf? moth?r also of Mrs. L.
B. Hayues aud of Mre M^ry lirice
Herbert of LeP8Vill?>, activo and
prominent iu religious cliche.
Shi! will be buried tomorrow tit 11
o'clock, when her body will r<st bs
llio siik' <if in r sainted husbrind'h
?n L-eaville cemetary?C^umbis
Kccoid 21a*.
Excursion Hates
via Southe rn 11 til <vay
Acccuut Presentation of Silvei
Si'ivice to IJ. S. Battleship ??S'tu'tb
Ca-ollna," the Southern rsilway an
nounces vt* r v lo * .excursion .rates to
CbarU'Hton, 8 O , ft;oin & 11 -fronts' f'n
South (Carolina and from Augusta,
G<*. Tu'kets will be sold April 11
and 12, limited to leave destination
up to and including but* not later
than midnight ol April lGth.
Accout South Atlantic States
Music Festival, the Southern rail
way a'so announces* very low round
trip rates to Spartanburg, S. C..
tickets to be on sale Apiil 12, 13,
li and for trains scheduled to ar
nv^ Spartanburg before noon April
15th. Tickets will b? limited to
leave Spartanburg returning up to
and including, but not later than
midnight of April lfl.
For further infotmation, tickets,
etc., apply" to Southern Railway
ticket agents, or address.
J. \j MKEK
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Atlanta, Ga.
W. E. MeGee,
Division l'aaacu?er A'jjent
Charleston, S* 0.
Simmons Hotel Under New Manage*
meat.
Mr. Q A. Matson hai assumed t^e
management of the Simmons li?'t?<l
Mr Mats on will do all in Ins power
to roske it h n-.odol home f ir the
traveller, and ho eoliciU a blu?r" ??!
the public patronise
For Sale.
(200) Two bandied hnihels Tool*
Prolific Improved Cotton Seed 75c
per buibcl. Apply to
W. H Tiller. Lusoff. S. C.
Probate Court Sale,
Stale of South Cur-} In- the Pro
olinn, > ha'.o Court;
?/ounly of Kershaw.)
Virginia R, W- Clarke, personally, and
as Administratrix of the estate ot' Al
len 11 Clarko, deceased,
Plain tiff,
against
William Arnold Clarke, J. Stewart
Clarke, George II. Clarke, Virginia
Randolph Clarke, Klixaholb Clarke,
ami Arnold Clarke and Annie 8. Woik
man, Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a becrew fur
sale made in the above entitled cause, by
W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate for
Kershaw County, of dnto tlio lltlt day of
March, 1910, 1 will offer for Bale in front
of the Court IIoubc door in the City of
Camden, Kershaw County, S ()., during
the legal hours of sale, on the first Mon
day in April, next, 1910, being the 4th
day thereof, th6 following described par
cel of hmil:
All that psioal or lot of land in t"ie
City of Camden, in tho County of Ker
shaw and State of South Carolina, ami
fronting ninety (90) feet Fast on Mill
Strict of aaid City, and Tanning V>ack
Westwardly, of a uniform width, to a
depth of two hundren and fifty (250) feet
more or less 9ald l6t Is. bounded on the
North by premives of Mrs. Sadie ft. von.
Tresckow, on tho East by Mill 8treet of
Camden, rtn the Srnth by lot. now or for
merly, of W-*J. P." Wepka, and on the j
Wist*by premises of Virginia R. W.
Clark* and ptomlacs of C. J. Shannon.and
is thit lot e^nvt'vetl to Alien II. Clarke)
hv W. J. P. Wteks by deed of datej
Soveniler, ??, 19C?r>. WtTfB drfd Js'
r*cordtd in the office of the Clerk of
Court for Kershaw County in Book M.M.
M , at page &ii, : j
Any person desiring to bid at said sale
shftll Aral depesiLFJtb Judge of Pro
bat* the sum of one hundred dollars
(it00.00)'in money or certified check a? a
pledge to make good his bid in case of its
r.CCfptMCti TTT?~rp?... ? A' ?.
Terms of sals cash Purchaser to pay
for paper*.
W. L. NCDOWfiLfc.
Boys doip
CORN CLUB
$50.00 m 60LQ
Will be Given by
The Fifst National Bank of Camden as Prizes
To Oio boy under IS yearn of age making
the largest yield of Coin on one acre
Thirty Dollars in Gold
V r""
To the hoy making tbo second largest yield
on one acre TWENTY DOLLARS IN GOLD
We offer the prizes hoping to encourage our
boyn to join the Corn Olub o( Kershaw County
and subject to the rules anil regulations gov
erning same.
Boys Grow Corn
There in money in it- for you
IM FIRST NATIIIll BANK.
John T. Mackey, 0, J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. President.
The Manning-Hughes Co., Inc.
Camden, S. O. Charleston, S C.
Engineers And Constructors.
Electrical, (5ivil, Architectural, Mcchtink-al, Hydtaulic. Municipal Texiilo mid
Industrial I'lautH, Khirigeru'.ion. II<"Uing. Ventilating. Specialists in Kvoiy Brunch
't- . -...AjH Kinds of Purveying Done and Gparantoud.
Announcements.
1 wish to announce to the Democratic
voters of DeKalb Township ll?tit 1 will be
a candidate in the approaching primary [
eleclim (or Mngistrate tor this township, |
and -li?ll e.pprecistc their support I ntu j
we'll known, having livtsd here ill my
life, and I believe that 1 know the meds
oi the oflieo. M G. llurkaheu.
FVIONEY TO LOAN.
On improved Ileal Estate. Easy terms
CLARKE & yon TRESCKOW.
Do 2. 1, 1905),
' Administratof's Notice,
I hereby give notice'that I will npply
to the Probate .Iii'l^e for Kershaw Coup*
ty nt 12 M. on Monday, April 4th next,
1010, for discharge as Administrator do
bonis non of estate of James Dtitdap.
THOS. J. K IRELAND.
AdtftT. Est James Dnnlap.
Camden, S. U., March 11. 1010.
Published in the Camden Chronicle
Municipal Election.
Council Chamber.
Camden, S, C., March 18th, 1910.
By order of City Council, an eleo
tion will l>ft h?ld lp the City of Cam*
den, S. C' , on Tuesday, April ftth,
1 Vl0, for Mayor and six Aldermen.
The polls will be open from 8 a. m
to 1 p in. in each Ward The follow
ing manigers have been appointed to
conduct said oleclion:
Ward 1?Opera I.louse?J. K. Good
ale. C. K. Dixon, J. F. Smith.
Ward 2?King's. Stables-W. F.
Uusscll, Sr., L. 13. 13ron9on, W. A.
Schrock.
? Ward 3? Crtmden Hotel? J E Alex
ander. W S Dodd, II Truesdel.
Ward 4?Schlosburg's Plazisa?L E
Alford, J H West, W II Blackwell.
Ward 5?Workman's Plaaaa?U D
Williams, Thomas Whltaker, T C Du
Unso
Ward 0?'Taylor's Piazza?A M
Ilaile, Hobert Ilardy, G E Taylor.
F. M. ZEMP,
M ayor.
J.J. GOCDALE,
City Clerk.
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS, JEWELRY
Good Reasons Why You
Should Traie With Us.
1st We have the Largest
Stock and you nre more apt
to find what you want when
yon have an assortment to se
lect from.
42ud. - We have the latest and
most up to-date stales that can
bo fyad, regardless of prico.
3rd. We give you the most
and best for the money; in
other words, sell nt a lower
price than any one else for the
e iine class of goods.
4th. And best of all, we
have only good, reliable, ever
lasting qualities that can be
gnarantced for a lifetime and
then handed down.
Don't bUy before looking at
? i.t. A. A.
the stodk at
SYLVAN BROS.,
Jewelers, Silversmiths And
Optioiana, Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
i Columbia. ft* O
Position Wanti-d
By young lady as governess in
private family. For particulate
write Mian L M. W., 24 Harris
St., W., Savannrh, Ga,
ftdminisUatot's Notice.
?A!) parties indebted to (lie estate of tin1
1 at?? J. A WuitH, arc hereby
notified to make immediate payment to
mo; and all parties, if any, having claim*
against the eaid estate will preaent the
game (Inly attested.
0. E. WATTS,
Administrator of Estate of J. A. Watts.
March 25th, 1010.
Final Discharge.,
?Notioe is hereby given that K T,
Estrtdge, Administrator of the estate of |
R. L. Lang ley, deceased. has thisl
day made application unto me for a final
ilinclmrgo as nuch AdminiM rator.and that
Mondav, the 1 1th day of April, 1910. at
10 o'clock a in., at the office of Judge of
Probate, has been appointed for the hear
ing of said petition, 1
w. l McDowell.
Judge, of Probate Kershaw Co.
March*. 11, 1010.
Final Discharge.
N
Notice is hereby jiiven to alt concerned
chat on Saturday, March 19th, A. I).
1910, 12 M , I will apply to the Probate
Judge of Kershaw County for a ttnal dis
charge as Administrator of ihe Estate of
Frances M, llrown, the ?ame having
been lully administered.
W.C.BROWN,
Admv. Est. of Frances M, Brown.
March 4th, 1910.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
State of South Car ") In the Court
olina, > of Common
Connty of Kershaw ) - Pleas
The Enterprise Building and Loan Asso
ciation, Plaintiff,
against
W. Q. Adams, J. W. Westerlund and
William M. Bird, J. C. Bulow and
Henry F. Welsh, under tho Arm name
of William M. Biid <k Co ,
Defendants.
U nder and bv virtue of a decree for
foreclosure mado at tho Spring term of
Court of' Common Pleas for Kershaw
County by Hon. Geo. E. Priacc, Presid
ing Ju.!ge, on March 17th, 1910, I will of
fer for ea'e in front of the Court House
door in the City of Camden. 8.C.. during
the le^al hours of sale, on the first Mon
day in April next, 1910, the following de
scribed property:
Eleven (11) 8harea of the Capital 8tock
of the Enterprise Building and Loan As
sociation. Also
All that parcel or lot of land in the City
of Camden. County of Kershaw and
But* of South Carolina, and fronting
one hundred and thirty-seven (137) feet
North on what is now known as Shannon
Avenu?, formerly Kirkwood Street', of
the Oity of Camden, and extending back
Booth of a uniform width, to a depth of
three hundred (800) feet. Paid parcel of
land is hounded on the North hy Shannon
Avenu*. on the East and Bontti by other
portions of Hobkirk Inn premises of F.
W. &ldrcdge of which this let- was for-!
mcrly a part, and on the West bv lot of
Wilson Potter The above described lot
is that conveyed. to. W. G. Adama by.*.
W Eldrcdge by deed of date May lit.
iy07.
Any person desiring to bid opon said
real estate shall deposit with tho Master
thy sum of two hundred dollars in money
or certified check m a pledge to make
good h^ bid.
Term* of sals Cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
Every Man, Woman And Child In
Camden and Kershaw County To
Come to Our Store and Let Us Show
You What Hatch less Bargains We
Have in Beautiful Spring Goods.
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All 1 he Novelties in Spring Dross Goods, Mercerized Otto
man, Cotton Voile, iSoiesott Silk, Fugi Silk, Satin
Missalino ami a full lino Black Silk in
Mescaline ami Taffeta.
~'~yA^'ir
VVr~?
Wash Goods.
Beautiful line of Galeta, Ginghams, Percales, Madras,
American Prints, Etc., and White Goods of all kinds- You
ought to see those White Figured Madras and Checked
Nainsook-at iQc yd .w?
Linen Table Damask.
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We are oveilonded with Linen Table Damask and are of- . ?
fering somo big bargainn in this line. 0 r;, V~
Domestic Goods.
We liive Home good things in 'Bleached Goods?English
Longcloth, Nainsook finished Cambric, Sheeting, Ktc , at
prices to please.
Straw Hats.
Big lino Ladies', Men's and Children's Hats in PeanuV
Straw, Panama, Palmetto, Straw nailers, and _e\v shapes in
Ladies' and Children's ready-to-wear Hats.
Just In
Nice line Matting# and Crex Ruga and Art Squares.
fm
Gent's Furnishing Goods and Shoes.
? $
"ShooR for Everyone in the Family." Nice line Shirts,
Underwear, Ties, Ktc., for Men and Boys.
Full Line Farm Supplies
7,,,
And Fertilizers of all kinds at closest cash prices or on ap- ' y
proved paper.
Come and let us show you through
all of our departments; it will be to
our mutual benefit.
i
THE GILT EDG
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