The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 08, 1910, Image 3
ANNOUNCEMENT!
We heg to announce that we have
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opned up in the Optra llnjiso
More (nonhx8ule) with a
full lire ol Freah Gro
ceiios to respleiihli
our Htock.
Everything you will need.
No n goods coming in daily,
"The Pure Food Store."
BKUOB & LANG
Jeeil
For fc?ftlo
Fifty tons of Cotton Seed Meal
At $29.Q0 f. O. b. Cttinlen.
J 18. DeLpachc & (Jo.
? ' Vegetable Plants for Sale.
TomitooHlO\j per d?z>n. Sweet
Potatoes, best vgrifctiee. fi 60 per
thousand.
Holalmw Dairy Farm.
Apr. 8, 1910.
Livery Outfit for Sule,
We direct tbo attention of our
readers to the advertisement of Mr.
J. [J. Cunningham which appears in
another column today It would bt*
wolLIor anyone in need of a horse
or buggy to bee Mr. Cunningham be
fore buj ing.
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Annual Sermon.
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Tbe annual sermon for the Wo?
rr^nV Foreign Missionary Society
of the Lyttieton Street Methodist
Church will be preached on Sun*
d*?ntxt, the 10 h, by R?v. H. B,
l.rown. Tbe public is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Mr. Elliott Proposed
Jfany of us who know him herein
notify Mr, R. H. Elliott that w?
would bo pleased to eee him a HhP
reaentativo in the Legislature from
Kershaw County. , Wo b'lieve he
is the right stuff and ill :t bin merits
are eo well known ao to rnuke fur*
ther comment needless Mr Elliott
you are galled for by a number of
Ft 1 low Citizens.
Dinnorto Gonf< derate Veterans
The John I). Kennedy Chapter
*7"JJ. D. C. is" arranging to give on
the 10th of May a dinner to the
Confederate veterans of Kershaw
county, nod tbe Chapter earnestly
.requests every veteran iu the coun
ly to fiend at once lluir name and
post office addreta to Mrs. J5. E.
Sill, Camder, so that special invi
tat'ons mny be sent lo each one of
them to this dinner. Tvho Chap
ter begs that the veterans attend
to this AT ONCK.
[Othfcr Camden papers are-re
quested lo copy the above notice.]
Captain Shannon Appointed Delegate
to National Building & Loan
Lexgue.
At H vrry ipteresting mooting o<
|be exet nlive committee of tho South
Carolina Building <fe L?>nn Leasee
lield in Columbia last week Captain
\V. Shannop of our city whs oho.
pen as a delegate from', thin State to
tl.o National Knilding & ' Loaf;
J.eaguo which is ta bo htld in (-bar
Joltf, N 0?? on May 2,Hh and 2(jth.
Ti e annnul nioeiin-/ of the South
Carolina Associatii n will be held this
jf ar at Anderson on June Bib and
JMJl for which an elaborate pro
gram has been arranged. At this
p)eet(cg a report from the national
league will bo presented by Capt
Shannon,? , .... .
Death of Mrs. Margaret B, McOrfcight.
Our community was very, much
purpriaod on Saturday morning
J apt Vben tbe announcement wrj
?nodp that Mrs. Margaret E. Mo
Crelgbt waa dead* She had not
v been well for eevt-ral w^rks but rt
was fbouglit that she was conva
lescent. Mrs. McCreight nut the
daughter of the l*ie Mr. I B. Ai
f Kinder*, and a aUter of Afr. O. Q,
Alexander, Or. J. U, Alexander and
Mrs. Ann L.Herabman. Sbehaaaur
^vivlng ber ? three tone?Meeats
Robert G., Edward Q. and Heverlj 1
\[. McCreight. 8he wsa 69 yeara
of age. The funeral waa held from
ber late residence on Lyltleton Sc
at 4 :80 on Sundny afternoon,, and
was possibly one of the most Urge
-?ly attended funer*la evfer held Jo
Camden, shewing unmistakably the
bigbeateeox in which this very ea-|
tcemable lady w?e held. Tho foi
nei'al aervlcra were conducted by
v*-7 ber paeior,' Sav. Jane
offloere of the P/eab>terlan Cbor
poling ae pallbearers. Tho inter
pent wee in the famlty plot in the
I- VMtf cemetery* -Jr
For SaleCheap.
One second.hand boy* bicycle.
Price ieasonable. Apply at thb
nice.
For Sale.
Horses, Bu8sph, 2 Seated
Surreys, Runabouts. Before
April 20th. Apply to
J. J. Cunningham,
at Court Inn. .
Cemetery Association.
Notice is given that at the ap
proaching wnnuHl meeting of the
Cemetery Association a motion wilK
b?i made to itmcod Article III, Sec
tion I, of the Co.ia'.'.'.u li^ti, which
reatiB as follows:
''The olJl^ere ehnll be a PresU
'lent, Fist Vice-President, Second
Vice-President, Secretary and a
Treasurer, all of whom shall be la
riif a "
Thei motion to amend will he to
atiike out the words "all of whom
ehull ite ladies."
Annual Inspection of Kershaw Guards.
The Kcrsha? Guards will be in
spected on Apr. llt'i by the asaial
unt Adjutant Genl., Col Win. TV
Brock N G- S C . and on tho part of
the war department by IstvLieuten
ant Claire Rennet, 17th luf. u 8. A
C^uite a number of recruils have been
insisted since Jan. 1st, at,id the boya
Ar?i phowing a good e^al of interest
in Lhe speoiitl drills called prepara
ti jy to 'inspection. ,
Tho Korahaw Guards will go to
(Mi'okatnauga Park this' hutumor with
2nd Regiment whore tho uational en
can pment will he held.
Notice To Veteruns.
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Mrs. G. H. Lenoir, president of
the John D. Ifeunedv Chapter U.J
O. C'f ".wishes all veterans, or their;
? Idest li.ic*l descendant who would
like the Cioes of Honor to 'apply
without delay to Mrs. S. L"gan
Lang, Camden, 8 C , for blanks to
(111 one for same. 'These grosses to
be given the lPth of May,
Mr.Rehn^ergto Oio$e,
The popular Jer.elry shop of Mr
Paul Utbubeig will he closed for
the season to morrow. Mr. Iiehn
bcrg hr.s 9 beautiful" line of novel*
tics on hand, which If) will disport
of at bargain pricea.
Announcem ents.
magistrates
I wish to vinounoe to the Democratic
vote rs of DeKath Township tbnt I will be
* candidate in the approaching primary
elrctiun (or Magistrate (oy thi?* township,
and fhrtll appreciate their support. I am
Well, known, 'hnving lived nero *11 my
hfe. and I believe that I know the needs
ol iho offtfro. M G. Huqkahco.
1 hereby apnounco tp tho voUrs of I)e
K#lb Township that 1 will he a candidate
in the approaching? democratic priipary
for re-election Nfajjjntrate. My'sccrd
in before yoifcaa Magistrate, and 1 shall
appreciate your endorsement for this
ottice again. * K, M- Ftncber.
LEGISLATURE.
?Mr. Editor; We take pleaauro in pre
senting tlve namo of Mr. Ilenry T. John
son for the . Legislature, subject to th}
rules of the dompcrat#5 primary. If
electe d he wW discharge his duties <n a
manner that will reflect credit upon his
county. Many Citlvens.
I wish to announce to the voter* of
K^ffch^w county that I will stand for re
el re}, ion to the House of Representatives
from thiqcounty, and if qgain honored by
tho democratic voters wilb iheir suffrage*
for tills position 1 pledge them faithful
forvices in the fiRure as in tho past.
- M, L Smith.
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'TOWNSHIP GOMMiSSIQNlOU.
J wish' to announce to the democratic
voters of Buffalo Townshipthat I n ill be
a candidate for Commissioner of Buffa
lo TownaWp. U efceted ~I* H*a*B-thenr
that I will do a Comnfl*pioper> du-ttoa.^
E M. Ilnckabea.
, Mr. Editor:?Please j#?nourwe_ Mr
Amos Writes a candidate for Township
Commissioner for BnffaJo Township, sub*
j*ct-to-th? rules oi tbs democratic orima
tfj, s His FflwJC
8ENATB.
X hereby ennounoo to tha voters ofKer
(thaw cotCnty that! am a candidate forre
election lo tb* Start Senate, inhjro* to
the mW? of tb? demoeiatic party, sod I
shall appsecieto the support of the dem
ocraUc rotert of the #o??tyfor this pe
sltlon.^'IHioujBkt.
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Mr 0 II Yutfb i? attending. lb<
h-inker*' Convent oi?4n Aiken this
?<j|k
Mr W F Br , it >h been
appoints it.nun K'Mnm'f ut^M*r??r
?h? city i.f Onm?1en AM oi ap
p iiitunnt* for tho jural dtmriole
h*r? pot-ypt bi'orv Tff*r1?. 1 ~r~i
M fracs Ida ??)>>(.ami I.uoiic
Levvia aud Mel**ri4 Henry Itrown and
Kiifir I MclWli hU?hdod the Hlate
Convention of ilio )Wpti?t V ueg
I'on pie'* Uiiion *UloU nut ia Lan
caslw ibi-t week.
Pretty Homo Wedding.
Certainly there wa? never h prot.
tier wedding than that whlob tm k
place pd Weriueeduy tifiernoun at 6
tt'elovb. Ml the botne of ibo bride'*
father, Mr. Wiley. Sheorn, when
Mibu Siella Sbeorn and Mr. K. O
Hughes wore united iu marriage.
Uev. Jainz Kerns performed the
oeiemony.
Mits Jennie Sbeorr, sister of thj
]bride, wh? maid <>( bouor and M'.
Ttironur, of 8t. G?orge, best man.
After a delightful reception ten
dered tlx m, lite bride and groom
iefc on the Seaboard for point*
uoiib and will make tboir bome in
St. George,
Citation.
South Carolina?Kersbaw County.
Hy W. b. McDowell, Judge of Probate.
Whereas, C. B. Griggs made
ault to me, to grant hiiu Letters
of Administration, of the Estate of aud
effects of Dioy Borot, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admon
Ish all and singular the kindred and the
creditors of the said Dloy Boyel
deccaacd. that they be and ap
near before me, in the Court ol
Probate, to be held at Cam
den, 8. C, on the 23rd dev of
April next after publication there
of, at 1! o'clock in the fcrsBooc, tc shew
cause, if any they have, why the unid
administration, should not be granted.
Given under my hand thu 7th day .of
April. A. D., 1910.
w. l. McDowell,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Published i? the Camden Chronicle
the 8tb day of April, 1910.
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Tho following is h list of claims approv
! ed ami ordered paid at tUo legular inouth
! ly meetiiv* held Monday, Apr. 4, 1910:
H M Fincher, sal $ 150 00
i,R W Hammond, ea! 37 50
| L J Jordan, sal *?- 87 60
W T Jiff vp, " 25 90
N S Rchurds, sal g5 (i0
Q A Gregory, " 25 00
| John Huooh, an) 25 00
i J.68 T Truesdfll, sal 25 00
T J Sm\rl, br! 150 00
J A H|)n?v, sul 40 60
, JT L Trupfid?il, aid 37 50
W E Kelly, ?? 26 00
Walter H TrqtfldeJl, std 25 0<?
T E Gregory, aul 25 00
F B Floyd, sal 60 00
li L> Hoalb, " 25 00
l> M McCa?kill, enl,
Ct E*<& Note 7,876 4Q
G L Dixon, Jr, Ht\l 12 50
I O Hough sal & post 109 60
M B Rabon " " ? " 82 45
TIiob Wilson," 30 00
Join Col lip 8," 25 00
I J McKecz e, sal & post 106 3Q
?I C Weal; sal And post 101 25
it K DoKay, - " Ud of
- A?8W?.nV- . -V' 51 7 if
3-F K? lly, ea)&I<d ofA^ess 39 6#
W E Elliott," " '* of M 85 16
NewtoD^Ct-Uy" '' '' of '' 41 50
|I TJiibnaoQ1* " " of " 00
DMKi'kley, " " " of V 30 34
J M Smith, " " " of " 29 00
GFHammond" " " of " 29
E A Brown " *' " of " 33 00
D K Hough, " " " pf <l <ij 00
S II Ro^a, fhp 12 00
Ker Mor 8c B Co, sup i 4 00
J 8 Rtian 0, sup 4 50
J F Bskefc, sup $ 00
N B Workman, spa 4 50
H M MoOaskil), oomu 6 00
T J Arrants, coffin . -? 5 00
Lewis "& Christmas, ?u? $j2 40
Richards firos, 6 00
W T 8oft'tln iup _ 1100
J L Hiua>n, sup 12 40
Tlios W Watson, sqp 18 00
G W Dtbney, sap jorPaap 39 00
G W Dabi-ey, sop r ft ? 27 00
A H Duncan, sup _f- 0 00
Ross ? EJvaps, sup 20 65
J H Hnoi.-stip 72 00
Burns <Sf Uarrett, sup * 8t5 32
J M Carson, fup $ 75
A B Rabon. *up ,-1 19 74
Henry Savage, sup ? ; 20 95}
A D Kennedy, sup " 98 59
Greenwood Hufc (J# 60 00
M B I^atyon, sup || 70
H L Sobloabarg, sup 180 78
SprioRs & Shannon, sop 424 2<|
R E Mann, sup 0 G 140 82
A 1) O' Hry an, raising flat 25 00
H F Hrtile, rd wfc H 75
$ M JJtickabee. rd wki 1 20
B T Smith, rd wk 4 75
John Burdoll, Timber 6 00
W Hiuson, Lumber 29 95
Slian.l -Bid Sup (Jo 6 69
N R Qoodale, sewerage 42 75
Camden W I/AIoeCo.water 84 69
W L .McDowell,Ady.ata&aal 44 95
v-amden New*. Ad? 8 41
Kroratt W*ddy Co, bonfci ^ - 15 00
jRd*ards A Broughtoo
P^b Go, Books 70 50
Or 8 F Ifraiington, E* La 19 98
A W Harnett, Ex Lu 7 dq
Ed ..eworth Bros St Oo.sup 3 75
MeoJ 11?i 1 . ppecon 5 00
* ?>^Brya?, Tfeas
^ at River Bd . 340 43
James Rabon. sop 28 68
J 8 Tranthao, sal St feet J 284 20
D.Wolfe, sup " ., D 00
ITF Coal#, W '#fi . :'*rr 3~70
J E Creed, rd wk A sup 18 00
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Boys Joip The
CORN CLUB
$50.00 ffl GOLD
Will be Given by
The First National Bank of Camden asPrizes
To the boy under 1H yoara of ago waking
the largeat yield of Coin on one acre
Thirty Dollars in Gold
To the boy making the second largest yield
on one acre TWENTY DOLLARS IN GOLD
Wo offer the prizes hoping to encourage our
boya to join the Corn Olub ol Kershaw County
and subject to. the rules and regulations gov
erning same. .
Boys Grow Corn .
There is money in it. for you
TUB VIIIST NATIONAL RANK.
John T. Mackcy, 0, J. Shannon, Jr.,
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Caahier. President.
WE ARE STILL IN THE MARKET
Better prepared than eve* to furnish you with
" the choicest cuts of native meats, beef, pork,
lamb, veal, cut 1mm, whole hnm, smoked
shoulders, heavy and fancy grceries. When
in need of anything in our line, call on us, or
Phono 31 from 5:30 a. m. to 8 p*. in. Prompt
. delivery and courteous treatment guaranteed.
Your? respectfully, H
IVIo&eley Sfothcfs.
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Having purchased the Snyder Gal
lery some time ago, and desiring to
close out a large stock?of fancy
mounts on hand when I bought same,
| will for the next 60 days?or until
they are exhausted?make a special
cut price to ail old customers and the
public generally.
These are all high class mounts,
and we will give you high class work
with the usual guarantee to please.
Don't wait too long, as this bar
gain only holds good while the pres
ent stock lasts.
Also orders taken for enlarged
work and frames at special prices.
Amateur finishing and post card
work a specialty.
Yours for business,
C. B. SPRADLEY,
Proprietor.
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE R. R.
^ Announces Excursion Rates To
. The Spring Husical Festival
Augusta, Ga., -\ - Apr. 8 & 9,1910
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Tickets will be on sale April 7 and 8, 1910" limited to reach
original starting point, on return journey, not later than mid
night of April 11, 1910. ^ tifej
T?or further lhloiTnation address nearest ticket agent or
?~W. H. OltAlG T. O. WHITE
Passenger Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
Wilmington, N. C.
WiWl1, . ..U- i IJL t-'JB I I" %n ?l?Lll-?- .XI,'I II I1' I
CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT.
EST. It). MCCREIGHT.
Every Man, Woman And Child In
Camden and Kershaw County To
Come to Our Store and Let Us Show
You What Hatchless Bargains We
Have in Beautiful Spring Goods.
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All the Novelties in Spring Dregs Good>3, Mercerized Otto<
man, Cotton Voile, Poiesott Silk, Fugi Silk,Salin
Mewaalino and a full line Bluek Silk in
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KMe88ttlino ttiul Taffeta.
Wash (Joods.
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Beautiful line of Galeta, Ginghams, Percalew, Madras,
American Prints, Etc , and White Goods of all kinds. You
ought to moo those White Figured Madras and Checked
Nainsook at lOe yd.
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Linen Table Damask.
We are overloaded with Linen Table Damask and a^e of?
feting some big bargains in this line.
Domestic Goods.
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Wo liftve eomo good things in Bleachcd Goods-*?English ! ^V
TjOiigclulli, Nainsook finished Oamhiic, Hhi'Otirig, lite', at
prices to plouse.
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Straw Hats.
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Big lino Ladies', Men's and Children's Huts in Peanut
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Straw, Panama, Palmetto, ttlraw nailera, and ? w fllups* ia , L
Ladies' and Children's ready-to-wear Hats. '
Just In
Gent's Furnishing Goods and Shoes.
???5$s
"Shoes for Everyone in the Family." Nice line Shirts*
Underwear, Ties, Etc., for Men and Boys.
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"Full Line Farm Supplies
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And Fertilizers of all kinds at closest cash prices or on ap
proved paper.
Come and let us show you through
all of our departments; it will be to
our mutual benefit. ? ;L
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RESPECTFULLY YOURS.
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P. T. Villepigue,
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