The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 01, 1910, Image 3
ANNOUNCEMENT!
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We Ito a?m>uncc tit it we have
? op ueil up in the Opera lipase
?fclovo (liMilj sul?) will a
lull lii.e <>! Prenli (|ro
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out, stoi;k.
Everything you vitl ttoed.
No// go >d? coding in daily,
"The Pure Food Store."
liRUOR & LANG
Jjoeal
For ShIo Chcop,
A few good Milch Cows. A j?|>iv
to W. H, Tiller,
Kug(. If, S . C.
Package of Mail Lost,
Wo are Informed that subscrib
ers on Route No. 4, Keishaw, fail
?"(I to rccf iie ilii ir Cbroii-irh? of
Mtrch 11'.b. We regret tlmt il??
pick-igo went BbUay and hope the
iik'j wlII not occur cguiti.
Chamber of Commerce
Th-i first leguUr meeting of tin
Caihden Chamber of C itnmerce wTTt~|
be held at th? Opor x II.>us ; on n.xi
Wednesday, April G b, at 5 o'clock
1'. il. AU members as well as I hose
*v!i t intend becoming members ure
n <j jested to be present.
Inspection.
The liret detachment of the Mod
io.nl Corps of- the 2*id I?if, N. G ,
8. 0., uiidfj- command of Major S..j
C. Zemp, wa^ hj?pootod on Tuesday
by M*j ?r Frank C. linker, Medical
C'.I ps USA, atid Capt. Ii'idotc
S^bay or, i,f Liu ; c, r f th'1 N auonl
0 'lards.
Fire.
Mr. W. D. Tram ham, .Ir, uk t
with t!i" misfortune of L.sin^ 1>\
firo on Sunday rnmi..g last l\v<
Valuable horses, ouil a c -lui k'S able
amount of boteo fetd, togethti
with the bain und stable.' T'?t
1-ifs is quiu- a serious one t~> RI*.
Trantbaui ??? he had only a
amouut of insurance on the bund
ing and none on the iiotb a.
Excursion Hates
via SouU;ei u R til way
Account pit senUlion of Silver
Svivico to U. S. Butbebip "Sui'b
Ca-olino," the Southern railway an
nounces vr>rv low excursion rales t"
Charleston, B C , fmm ail points i.-i
South Carolina ami from Augustrt,
Go. Tickets will br- sold April 11
and 12, limited lo leave destination
up to and, including but not 1 mi
than midnight of April lO'.h.
Accout South A'lanlic Sta'e*
M usic Festival, the Southern rail
way also announces very low round
trip rates to Spartanburg, S.. C..
tickets to bo on stde April 12, 13,
14 and for trains scheduled Lo ar
rive Spartanburg before noon April
16th. * Tickets will he limited to
Jeavo Spartanburg returning up to
and including, but not later ibno
midnight of April 16
For further information, livkets,
etc., apply to Southern Kiihvay
ticket agentp, or address.
J. L MKKK
Aesietaut Genernl Passenger A^ent
Atlanta, Qa.
W. E. MeGee,
Division Paesenpcr Agent
C hatleslon, S. C.
, Jiarfleld?Fletcher.
At 4 P. M. Wednesday, Match
23, 1910, a very pretty marriage
was solemnised iu Hethany Cnurob
noar Wcstvillo, S. C., when Mr. O
A. Fletcher, son of Mr. SV. A
Fletcher, and Miss M-tyrne Mar field,
daughter of Mr J. S. liarfield,botli
(?f that vicinity, were united iu lL?
holy bonds of matrimony.
The Church was tastefully (b oo
rated, the color scheme being green
and while. The wedding march
was played by Mrs N. P. Wade,
and as the soft strains of music
fioaltd out on the Mill air, Mis*
Susie Anthony, ?a brb'lcmaid, and
Mr, Herbert Young, as groomem'WJ,
came quietly up the left and lighi
- aula - respectively, taking theii
pUcca in front of the aliar. NvXi
came the bride and her mail of
honor, Misa Edna Hnrfield, who
wafe eayf *1 ..liiflutliftr by ihe groom
and hiB best man, Mr. Joseph
Flau-h'T. Taking Uieir respective
pUoie tho rrumony Impress
. ively performed by Rev. W. S
-Z! ^ ftrmr- *r -
After receiving iko oongratnla
lions of tbeir many friend* this
ppy young cooplo left for their
fufeitt home. We wish for l>em a
long and happj voyage do#u the
It rum of )lf?. Cor.
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Death of Mr. Ruth
It is with sincere regret that wp
announce (ho death r?f Mr. J .J.
I'.uuh which oocarrcd at his home
i>oar Wesvdle on Tuesday last. .Mr
Rush wa? cnu of our best citizens
and to h a estimable family we ex
tend bur sympathy,
Death.of Mrs Ktrkland.
Mi ft. Sam KwkUnd died at hei
home. ?.? hi BUoey Inst Friday
I Ik' cvidcnco adduced at the Goro
u'-i'd iuqutst' indic&Us that h?i
death w<i4 by suicide, alio bf?v;nu
saturated her clothing wii'i kern
"?lie oil >u.d setting ftro thereto
Iii teirii le agony she lingered for
about tvv<? Ivo hours before death
relieved her of her sutTviiug.
K^star K'eetions.
At the l?ia9ter eloo'ion held hj
the congregation of Grace Kplsco.
pa! Ghuroh oil Monday afternoon,']
members of tlio vestry to serve for
the ei.suing twelve mouths, were
eU'vti'd h 8 f ill to wb :
Wardens?K. B. Cantey and A
D. Kennedy. \
V^stiymen?1*. T Villepigue,
A M. Brailaford, 1). A- Bojkio, B
H. Boykin, C. J. Shannon, ,Jr,G.
ii. Yates aud Ospt. W. M. Shan
non.
Secretary?G. J, S;ianuo?, Jr.
Treasurer?1). A. B-i\kirj,
Deleg ilea to llnc'sao Council?
E. B. Cihtcy, A I) Kenndy, A
M. Braiisf nil , P. '1\ Villepigue.
Alternates ?B H Bovkin, I). A.
Boykio, C. .) Shinn^:', Jr. aui Dr.
L. W. Alston.
\ Death of ?, llaby.
Th.i death angel a;*aiu visitod our
community on the night of the 22nd
anil took from the home of Mr. and
Mrs J. K. Nunnery liltio Iiosu Ethel,
n^o cloven months and twenty two
days. It WHS sa 1, so sad to seo
those bright, bine eyes closed i?>
death, and to know the sweet bps
and tonguo would never agaiu call
"Papa" and "Maini." Tho little cr.b|
and Mama's arms are empty, the lit
tle thing* alio loved to play with are
lying mill. No more will wo sec
her hw*? et, bright s^i.ilo or bear h?r.|
cooing. No more can Mama clafp
her precious little form to Inr heart,
but wo must not w ah her back oil
earth, for she is brighter still in the
fold of Jes'us waiiiug and watching
for the ones she loved.
A Loved O.ie
The Bczaur.
The Bcz-iftr given by the ladies of
Grace Kpiecopil CI utcb, at Blooms
buiv, on Match 29?h, wos a most
successful one, and wm enjoyed l?y
n'l wl'O attended. There was an u^
use ?11>- beautiful disp'ay of fancy
wo'k, in booths, decorated wiili (v
ergreens and lovely fl)Worg, ami tho
lunch ro >m was as uttractive as flo
ral cleoo'ations and every delicacy
to tempt tho eyo and appetite could
inalco it. Theio was a flno display of
tho famous "Lady Baltimore" c?ko
aud they went l*kc tho proverbial
"hot enkes," leaving not a crumb be
hind to show whoro they had been.
By Reven o'clock old Bloomsbury
presented a hjvoly picture, as ono en
bred, with its lian (some r?oms gat -
landed with smilax nnd pine, bright
bglita and tho throng of yoiyiz and
o'd, who bad gathered to see ''Mrn
.Jarley's W?x \V01k9." Brilliant run J
sic by our fine amateurs, greeted tin"!
ear, and everyone was on the tip toe
of expectation As the "wax tig
gers" wero brought out by t?vo
? Johns" and "Little Nelle" dex
trously brushed away the dust from
thorn, there were many exclamations
of dolight from tho &ud;onco, aud
thore wcro many discussions as to
which of tho girls was most beauti
ful, in their fancy costnmo* It was
surely ba-d to decide where there
was so much loveliness to choose
from. Four little "wax dolls"
| brought down the bouse, represent
od by lilt'e tots, of trundle bed siz",
*hofeangaud. acted M?e old wtngo
professionals. The exhibit closeT
w.ith a "cake walk" by two of tho
? Aggers/' who mast hlTB had * won*
deilul mechanism aumewhero con
n a.ed Hbo?V4heui, so naturalj and
graccfiilly did they go through the
movements of this famous dance.
??Mrs. Jarley" was inlm?Ut>l? as per
WNUi! by Mwr Bsaskett
Her t?it attd volubility would have
glMD "poifit*" to ihl oriHinal.
Horse Sltyw A Success.
I he S r,nifi\ A i'Hiul C' ludtu
j H ?rte Slirt/y Jjivit, by |||A Camden
j - ?1^'> hid r o Wi ,1 ft a ii I u v
. *ud I tiii'fcdgy i f this w<.. j/, m,,I
woh in every *viij ? ?*??..< *u<o(*i
I lie {-?,b, #r ?{ U i, I if1, ?.f i [j?' w io
f)tr?:
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MUST IMV
< 1 ?&t? K l 2$, I'f Oilli' i hurwf
j J 1* (jfrtv, (Wat; |( i Mill-, Ktcorul;
I G A (liiiytiHi il. 11)11 ?|
OU*s No 1^, hvMIc |>oV i ?~G T
Little, lirRf; Clark, *icond;?(i T
Little, third.
Class No ??Mm 1> 1/ Kdwar>,
first; T l?) Krumbhol/,, aocond; G>m?,
l* Hell, third.
Class No. 2, private pair?H T
Milts, firbt; (J A Gurnard, second.
Class No. 14, saddle horses?-Jtu?
sell Gaffney, first; Geo T Little, sec
ond; Kinur Hrotbers, third.
Glass No 1, roadster pairs?H T
Mills, flret; (}yA GuL'uard, second;
Geo T Little, lUI'fd.
t lass No 17, polo potdoB?Mib G
V Morgan, first; 0 L Edward*, seo
oi?d. 1| L Leo, third
Cla&s No, 10, ladies' harness horse
?.1 K Helm, first; 'Jco T Little, sec.
ond; G A Gui^nnrd, tliird.
Class No 20, liitntorh ? First, sec
ond and third prizo won by ivirk
wood htaUJes *-?
C 'ib8 No. tt, single harness horses
II T Mills, (lift; Hearon, second;
II T Mills, third...
diss No. 13, combination horsea
Gfo V Litilo, first; Kii?j> Brothers,
second, G A Guignard, third.
Claws No T), pair?W li Kenedy,
firat; King Biothors, seoond; D L
Edwards, third.
Class No, '21, high jump, was won
by the Kirk wood Btnblos.
i ^ IV IV i.v
Class No 4, pair horses?J M and
U li lloflron, firh(; Q x Little, sec
ond; W li Kennedy, t libd.
Class No 12. Ladies' saddle horses
?Rusee'.l Gnftuey, first; (i T Little,
second; G A Guigiiard, ih:rd
Clasi No {), singio harness horne?
?J S Tranthani, Ornt; Geo T Little,
second; T K Krumhholz. third
ClftH.H 15. saddle horses?King
Hros, first; N J Mooro. second; liar,
man and Caaghman, third
Class 3 dealers pair?) M oud It
li Hurron. first; G T Little, sbcoud;
W li Kemudy, tliird
Class 25, htd'es'hunters?Acrobat
firsi; JO'bow Grease, second, both
ridden by Misg Earl; Misa UeL'astro,
third
Cla's 19, planters' hot so?Willie
>vpilM, first; J S Tr^nthan), ' eeeoud ;
?1 r Carpenter, third
Cla-H G, finale roadster?II T Mills
first aud s.cond, G T Jiillle, third
Oltiio 1G, polo pouios ?K G Whist
ler. fi'Ht and-.second; Dr Sny-fer, third
Cia-fS 22, cnsolation f;?(idle class
? lte'v Mr Sharp. fir?t; (i A (Jui^
rnrd, eccand; J M and It L llcrrou,
thiul
( Itifb u3, consolation harness ehi?s
G I Little, first; K K 1) re her, b^c
ond ; W K Dl'L -ache, third
( hampiout hip (.'uj* wao won by II
T M l o' v'burlotte (J
No' the 1 est altraell^n at ihc
hora? show wa? the excellmt mu
sic furnished by the CdumbiaCon*
cert IinDd. Mr. John R igera is
mabog.-r of the bund, and Mr. A.
Henry Ii*-iB9 ia director Ttiov with
Mtasrs. Wi>otyn, II ir 113 >n, W
like, VVardlaw, H-dltu>, liuejby,
U 'is, Uuvie, Keujme aiid H<:zz <
ni iki as sirong a combiua?.ijo aE
can be fouud anv^hcro. A vtrj
Qoticable feature about Ilia b ud
whs ihat every nxmler < f il ivub
strikingly hatid<J'>ino, and wo art
fieo to 8?iy that I heir nice appear
anef, together with the fine music
rendered proved to ho one of the
greatest attractions the horse show
had^
Tourist Hotels
KIRK WOO I) HO I EL
On Thursday Inst Hie gueslB of the
Kirkwood wero eutcrtaioed hy Prof
Delroy, who lectured on mind end
ing and palmistry, and also told Hie
characters of people by their hand
writing Professor Delroy is of
muah note in this 'ine, having enter*
bilntd matfy largo d;nner parties in
the social circles of New York City.
The tennis tournament that was
ended last week on the Kirkwood
Coutt* finished with the following
winners. Mixed double*, Mr ttlaine
Ewing and Miss EUth Ponald, ha,
di<:s eing'ea, Miss Edith Donald,
Mens single?, Hoger B Merriman,
L?*die? doublet*. Mi*s Sal lie Hay and
Miss Frederick* D Huih
Miss Godwjn and Miss Olvlurn
who lrive been ? i?1 ? ioy: Mrs Robert
L Tj">e at her homo "Mosdy Hall")
h'ft Camden hut week for Fincn&tle,
Va. nnd New York lospectivoly.
Mtss E lith Donald who has been
spending soveral weeks with Mrs A
lU'.ton Kennedy, Jr. b ft on Wednea
diy for her home, Suten Island. N
V.
PKIVaONAL.
Solicitor Cobb-was in Camden on
Kfclmdny morning 'ast. having come
over from Columbia to altend the
inquest over "the body of Mfa
land in West Wftterce.
M isn Ada Trantham has acoeptcd
a government position in Washing'
too and will enter upon her duties
therein May.
The time to advertise is whet) 70a
want buaineM The time to quit te
whan yon ere reedy to ettp aaide end
gi?? tbfl ?UMI Wlo# *
Jolfi -fhc
CORN CLUB
$50.00 IN GOLD
Will be Given by
The Fiist National Dank of Camden as Prizes
To the boy tinder IK yvvv* of ngo making
the largest yield of Coin on one acre
Thirty Dollars in Gold
T * v *
To the boy making the second largest )ield
on one acre TWENTY DOLLARS IN GOLD
We oiler tlie prizes hoping lu encourage our
boy? to join the Corn (Jlub o( Kershaw County
ymd subject to the rules and regulations gov
erning 8 ft me.
Boys Grow Corn
There is money in ii for you
THE If NATIONAL RANK.
. John T. Mackey, O.J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier.* * President.
WE ARE STILL IN THE MARKET
Better prepared than oyer to furnish you with
the choicest cuts of native moats, beef, pork,
lamb, vealj cut ham, whole ham, smoked
shoulders, heavy and fancy groceries. When
in need of anything in our line, call on lis, or
Phone Si from 5;!}0 a. m. to 8 p. m. Prompt
delivery and courteous treatment guaranteed.
Yours respectfully,
poseley Bfothefs^
Announcements.
MAGISTRATE
I wish to lunounoe to the Democratic
yotfia of DuKalb Tow nslup tbnt I will he
h candidate in the approaching primary
election (or Magistrate for this township,
and thall appreciate their support. 1 am
well known, having livid here ill my
lite, and 1 believe that I know the needs
of the oflu-o. M G. Iluckabec.
LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Editor: We take pleasure iu pre
senting the n*nu- of Mr. Henry T. John
son for the legislature, subject to th^
rules of the democratic p'imary. If
elected lie will discharge h;s dune's in a
manner that will rctiecc credit upon tiis
county. Many Citizens.
TOWNS if I* COMMISSIONER.
T wish to antcunce to the democratic
voters rf buffalo Township that i will be
a candidate for Coir.m?HBione"r of Buffa
lo T^wnbhtp If elected I pledge them
that 1 will do a Commissioner'* du ties.
E- M. Iluckabee,
Piobale Court Sale,
Slate of South Car ) In thp Pro
olinn, ' bate Court.
TJoUDly of Kershaw,
Virginia R, W- Clarke, peroonnlly, and
as Adininistratiix of the estate of Al>
loii 11 Clarke, deceased,
Plaintiff,
again it
William Arnold Clarke, J, Stewart
Clarke, George II. Clarko, Virginia
Randolph Clarke, Elizabeth CUrke,
and Arnold Clarke and Annie S. Work
man, ' ' * Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a Decree for
nalc made in the above entitled can??, bj.
W. 1* McDowell. Judge of Probate for
Kershaw Countv. of dat? the 1Mb day of
M arch, 1910, 1 wdl offer for sale in front
of the Court ilon^e dor in the City of
Camden, Kerahaw County, S C., during
the leg.?l houra of sale, on the fir?t Mon
day in April, next, 1910. being the 4th
day thereof, the following described par
cel of land:
All that parcel or lot of land in tbo
City of Catadrn, In the Countv of Ker?
*ht?w and State o( Soath Caiolina, and
fronting ninety (90) feet Fast on Mill
Str? ct of said City, and tunning back
Westwardly, of a uniform width, to a
depth of I wo hundren and fifty (250) feet
more or leas. Said lot i? bounded on the
North by prerniies of Mrs. Sadie B. von
Treaekow, on the Eaat by'Mlll Street of
Camden, on the South by lot. now or for
roerly, of W. J. P. Weeks, and on the
Went by premises of Virginia R. W.
Clarke and premises of C. J. Shannon.and
is that lot conveved to Allen H. ClarV*
hv W. J. P. Wteks by deed of date
tfovrmler, , 1005. which de<d Is
t< cmd? v) iii the office of the Clerk of
OouVi for Kerr It air Counly in Boyk M.M
31 , at page <H I.
Any person deshlug to bid at sai J sale
shall first deposit with the Judge of Pro
bate the sum of one hundred dollars
(ft 100.00) in money or certified check u is
pledgu to make good his hid in ca&e of IU
acceptance.
Terms of aale cash- Purchaser to pay
for papers.
W. L. MCDOWELL,
M th W ^ ******** County.
Wedding Presents
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS,
STERLING SILVER,
WATCHES,
CUT GLASS,
ART GOODS
All now ami absolutely i
beautiful goods. Como in
whenever you have an oppor
tunity. Remember we only
handle Solid and genuine
goods. If not convenient to
come in, send in your mail
order, which always haH our
personal attention, with a
guarantee to please. Always
glad to see you at
SYLVAN BROS.,
Jewelers, Silversmiths And
Opticians, Corner Main &
Hampton Streets,
Columbia, S. C.
FORECLOSURE SALE.
Slate' of South Oar ^ In the Court
olinn, > of Common
County of ICerhhaw ) Pleas
The Enterprise Building and Loan Apso
oiation, PlaiqtifT,
n gainst
W. U. Ada'mn, J. W. Westerlund and
William M. Rird, J. 0. Bulow and
llonry F. Welsh, under lli3 firm name
of William M. Bird & Co ,
Defendants.
Undrri>ndbv virtue of a decree for
foreclosure made at the Spring term of
Court of Common I'leaa for Kersl.<?w
County by Hon. Geo. K. Prince, Presid
ing Ju;'gc, on March 17th, 1010, I will of.
fer for (.a'e in front of tlie Court Home
door In the Cily o( Camden. 8. 0., daring
the W?1 houra of sale, on the first Mon
day in April ne*t, 1910, the following de
scribed property: ,s '
Eleven (11) Shares of the 'Jupital Stock
of tha Kntorpriae Building and Loan As
aociation. Also
All that parcel or lot of land in the City
of Camden, County of Ktrshaw and
State of South Carolina, and fronting
one hundred and thirty-seven (137) feet
Notlh on what is now known as Shannon
Avenue, formerly Kirkwood Street, of
the Olty of Camden, and extending buck
8outh of a uniform width, to a depth of
three hundred (300) feet. Said parcel of
laud ii bounded on th? North by shannon
Avenue, on the East and South by other
uortionn of Ilobkirk Inn premtiei of F.
W. Rldredge of which tbti lot was for
merly a part, an J on tho West by lot of
Wilson roller Tins ub.>vv ^?*or?l>ed lot
in that conveyed to W. G. Adams by F.
W Eldreiige by dte^ of date* May 1 at,
W.
Any person 'dcairlnj to bid upon said
real ettate shall deposit with the Master
<hy aura of two hundred dollar* In money
or certified check aa a pledge to make
food his Md.
Terms of sals Cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers. ^ wiTTKOWBItti
ifaatar
ior K?rtba? 0*.
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Every Man, Woman And Child In
Camden and Kershaw County To
Come to Our Store and Let Us Show
You What Tlatchless Bargains We
Have in Beautiful Spring; Goods.
All the Noveltic^fin Spring Dress Goods, Moroorized Otto
man, (Jot ton Voile, b'oifeutt/ Silk, tfu&i ?m1U, Satin
" Mt'ssaline an<l a full lino lilaek Silk in
Mosoulinc and Taffeta.
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Wash Goods.
lkautiful line of (Jaleta/ Ginghams, Percales, Madras,
American Prints, Etc , and White Good? of all kinds. You
ought to 8oo tlioao White Figured Madras and Checked
Nainsook at 10c )'d.
Linen Table Damask.
We uro overloaded with Linen Table Damask and are of*
fering some big bargains in this line.
Domestic Goods.
We lnive some good things in Blenched Goods?English
Longcloth, Wuiosook finished Cambric, Sheeting, Etc, at :?
prices to please.
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Straw hats.
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Big lino Ladies', Men's and Children's Hats in Peanut
Straw, Panama, Palmetto, Straw sailers, an d ew shapes in
Ladies' and Children's roadv-to wear Hats.
Just In . :!
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Nice line Mattings and Crex Ruga and Art Squares.
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Gent's Furnishing Goods and Shoes;
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"Shoes for Everyone in the Family." Nice line
Underwear, Ties, Etc., for Men and Boys,
Full Line Farm Supplies
And Fertilizers of all kinds at closest cash prices or 011 ap
proved paper. ... ~ 1 . 1
Come and let us show you through
all of our departments; it will be to
our mutual benefit.
RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
THE GILT EDGE
P. T. Villepigue, Pro