The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 15, 1910, Image 2
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Alt conr?4iiift^?tioiti? t<> thin
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OominujiioAiidufi will ho published when
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:>;* viowH of oarraapondenta.
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CAMDKN, S. C., AIM?. 1ft, 1 HI01
JPE', 1 '?
No tic# to Homocrutie Clubn
in accordance with orders of the J
Butt Executive CoumlUeu.a 1)1) m- ,
oorAtlo Cluha of 10 ruh*w C<?t>nlj :
ar? hereby notified to hold n>? vt 1
At their rcppoctlve heuilqunrtejh on
Saturday April IH'.li ? iimtaut, fot
purpose of reorgaolsslnjj; and electing
delegates to the Oo/nty Convaniion
which meet* In C^otTOn?Monday 11
A. M. May 2ud. Kueh club is en
titled to elect one dele#aty for every
twenty*(\ve member*, nod ono f->r a
majority fraction thereof, and
abould also select at i n meelinga a
member of tlio County Kxecullyt
Committee.
J'Iioh, ,) I<iikI ?nd,
County Cliaiiinau.
C. \V. Hlrclunorc,
Secretary.
('luiirtm Demon at ic Club,
Mr ( f 'b? Oi.rn 'en Dcino
C)CAUc Club ui<' hereby notified l<?
mi < t on A t>r n 2ffid, r>t 0
p, fTi , ft t |' /'|1Tn {I'llfftfj f ' T t h t"
purpooc of ft Ol find ( ''?(?' it "
Offleorti nti<i ilfi * I > 11?;; <' ? nrif y
C')oV? i>ti mi. Vdid i;? >(,ii;e !ip111i< 8 in
all inoinhath <>f tu:? f.-vrnur IhKnih
ftnd W-.1'.?!?" I! Cluht "%* i 11 < ? 11, ft I" the
two yvirft ?, w<rv cuii
? olidtlU'd ISit.l iht: aui'l'l) b. lilt:
Cirttio C'lib.
TUon. ,j. lv i t
I'lC i h ot.
C.. w. JiiiHini'V, ,
SrMjrntnry.
Bohci'or Oobb I.o oh Ilin R.snleneo fly
* ire
The nrnny friendH In 111i-* cnuimu
nily of Solicitor W. Hntuptoti Cnh'.i
w ill regret exceedingly to iftf.ru
Hint hin residence mis iUbtro\e.d
by liry iv frvv dnyu Uf{o. We Ink
tlia following notice of i', fioin t'iv
Columbia Kcootd :
"Solicitor VV. i I tun p ton Cobb 8
handsome home out on the Cutnden
ronfl, nhout hnlf i? ruila hcyoixt the
city iimiiK, watt completely desUny
cd by lire ??tir.y Sunday inyrnu g.
T.' i- fi: rt,iiu:? tin ! I n-v>r hold < H'? < .'??
wire f.iiif d .?>? r >\ ed. I';?? huii-.if'i,:
Wr.it i:i?>ut'(d f?ii" Jp2,!50U mid P..
fuini'.uft! It.-r Cv.HOn ,ur. t, h.'-,
in I lotto lh rti.iiu i. ft i in !
000 to Tiie lilt: wuh pi <?!???
bly due In it defective kitchen line.
Jl wofldiscovered tit ft o'olo? k. Knr
tut)!\t<dy Mr. Cobb was up }?!. I'lr
timoand I.'id no dilllcuity in y. 1 ? i.
bis funnily out., though In- cuv- i
nmr- of ti,Ir, f.th'Ct# lircf.kf'ir.!. h !'
Jubt t-ecn t. olci>d f-.r l i.u pnju .
fcory to hie 4join?; ?>ufor the tl
when th?> fire w?t3 iltHC'tied
U. I). C. SCHOLARSHIP.
The South I 'urn! iiiu 1 ?i vi-di>o, I'. i>.
G\, oilers it lull sehol.tr>h'p .? i lti?'
University '>f Sfm'ii < *??!???"!t?::i <.;i . i
J'Ouiij.7 men it. tin' St tile and ti\ :?d.i !?...?
for use S. pt |,i. lido. This fch'dat
shin consist-. i.i tn-i tun i>t> nt.t! . I-1!
in money, for ii* m*f ox ?<t iii.-i
Uni ver.sity. A |>i?! u ;uit.-? m this >vh' 'I ? j
nr.ship niu>t !)?? .it It :i^t Sivlo n >r;n ;|
of aye. In ji11!?* lt> cin?.r i!k> i-'it--??:!?..?. i
Class lit t.'urolinu, hu\ .u^' eitu?:?i- ,
the lentil ju'r.ute of a hijfh sriiool, , |
JileU^H tlu'lll-H-I S I > III V-IM l||ilJil t!." i
yours I'.tiutsi' oMcrrd hy il |)?. '< i. i
must re.ii.lc it. the liuiluiloi-v m. I ? j
('uinj)iis mi.i Imki' !heir brard tin-!
C<?ll\',;v I ? t? ??'.?!> , I? I . I I ? i ti! >? :
tllicutc s|.i:iii.' tii;it ;;? i? ii? i,uiti. \ i ?;
not nlToi 'l t i p:i\ f. i- Ur ir i i 1 n-?? . ?
niJHt hi tin: >??>!. ?>V !itn; >; >0 t .....
of u v i?iifi lieru*. ? vcl. rati i.t lu t.i't '
ri'Clt id (ill CIINfl t ? i ft III TI I ft 11II i 1 ?. '
preffr^nef '.viil lur ;^iven snu, ( 1
widows of < 'mift'ili rati* m.!< in iti>?t i
must h<.* enti. r??i*tl l?y tlit.* pi > . r - ; n '
C.'hnpt^r id iih; I I >. i' in >.i.r i i
linn. App;;,Mir<.|- diN .-.!??? ?
ship ihunI In: idrtl .villi 11>?* 111.? i? ? ? ??. ? ?.
ed i!."t l:tl-f i ' .i 11-? fyt \ (??. . j
are rendthul d. \ n.t^i t,,i |..it
On e vi-1 v |?i.. i.: ': ,i 11 i". t > : ?? ?
ed C ii;M iih' I I : .11- !.?.,? Rj.)k.
Aiarv ii I '.>!'P till"'.; :.
Chnirtii tn I d;n-.f.ip ' . n.tniut . s.
C. I>i v., I' I >. (. , i iiar imimi.
Wnlcree Township ii viidoy . Sc! ool
Convention.
The \V:'iri ( ? 'i'ovmh.p s,, ? t: \
School Con \ .'ill n wii it. I v .? ii Har
mony Su'.ti.. * f-^hoi.l A:i L...V. _.tn.
1?10.
r;- S A I I t \ I) A \ , L.ird.
10:30 A. M. l>.n-oli..:m! s. t .....
conducted l>v i'iv*i<lent oI eoii\riitu?u
W.y. 11 A. M. Knndlmoiit of di-h*};iil*s
?jjp"ftnd reports from schooU
,'Vi .J- J1 ;.>0 A. XI. I 'X'tir jiioii, \\ h:? t
/ sluHi Id 1)0 tho uMi'.iul-' i [ tin Chmvh
'towards those nuMr.hi-rs who couid
. tend ..Sunday So.hool hut do ?-.<.t?
^*0pfcakcrR, Mros. .1. A. C.ri^hy uml
u r .-Newton Kelly.
^^ZAFTEl$.::o(j.\ s;u >N
I.30 Prnisi' Service c ;..;.jctial by
?owe meiiibei' of Con vcniion .
' T oo - "Discussion. Should rewurd.s
be offered to induce Sunday School
stteftthtfte*'' ?m, why not? If ho,
whntklnd of rewards should l.o used?
fipesnWs, Hros." O. W-. Thomas and
Tr-M/Mgdrttrrr
"3700 Adjournment.
SUNDAY MORNING, 24tl?.
10-00 Sunday School muss mooting.
II.00 ITcauhintf by puplor. Kcud
^folnuUH.
S. B. ROSS) ?
for OommUte*.
BOYS! MAKE MONEY
' '
(mow I NO CORN.
/?* r
? ^ *
We would like to see ev
ery boy in Kershaw County
10 to 18 years old compete
for prizes offered by Corn
Club Contest.
Met busy, Hoy?, See how much corn yon
can pinko on one acre. If yon fail to #ot a
money priz", yon will have corn to Hell, and
hrnt of all, yon will have some experience (hat,
will bo worth more than money in yearn to
come. '
TiliiflKST NATIONAL BANK,
John T. Maekey, O, J, Shannon, Jr.,
Cashier. ' President.
P;anla for. Uq.la.
"T~nTj'i('W.H 10u |i i <h /, ???. Sn-cot
!?hc?i \ Orit- tlcr?*? # 1 60 poT
' h n?wi'd.
M? Mi/v.v I) .iry Fft* t?
Apr. H, l'jlO.
otice Teachers.
' r s'piiiiK 'IVitchor.V oxntni*
v. ii v. ill !<? l.i l'l hi 11 f'Cnim Monro
! ...v. .\S.iV Ci'li* < t;iMiciini?K at- 9
K. I. J. M. Kf.N'/IK,
n,,untv .Stij i. I'.diH'Htinn
:! 1"), J!?10
For Sale.
iI Busses, 2 Seated
RiiciiborJy. Before
. > - ii A ~u<h. A |.j>l v to
j J. J. Cuiinin^ljiun,
af (\,url Inn.
Administfatof's Notice.
-r-11y iivc i:"| ' t| :tt I will npply
.i :i.i. .? <i i , in. !" t. ; Kt ra 11a\v
. i n S.-.LurI" M .. M?> I It h,
' <li>:! i:" A'Iomm:"lra
In- (-? f?-) i i N! ie I! ? r i ii t l'? K< n
f. i 'i * ')> !;,
i 1.4>...<?? Mr- llireii- |{. K?*iuii'i|y.
! isi.fi in tin- (Ja-ii.i.Mi l lnoniclc
;*?, |fi pi.
Tax Executions.
'.Vr mill liy <"' fnndiy t;tx
t*?*!!?< ^<) tin* <1I will propped
? i * ir th?? * V ai;t TT" i:-i ioorin the
>.f <oil l hc Ii-1 Molality in
I1U0, <''"iTiny t!:o ' ?'.it houra of
ii.f i property
? i r- ii'.ir*' ii'- it- i, pi Hchool ,lis
Mil ImuikU-iI h i : hr North and
?i v l.i;\i Kiik'ii l. "until byroad
: .* fti">i v'ii111? t~ l'l1 Mill to Konl
i. \i'lui4 !::? !.**.-? trout John
hu? I Mi- N. I'. \N 4*i. Wool l.y K
iI?? pi_r??I.?? vi?:: vi|i..ii him. to be
:? tlif i r.'ptt iv <? : Kj-ter Hunk^, for
,.f IVV-H
A
;i<'"i?.5 l'l H. li 'i.; 11 i" t. i'? t No. 1
!. 1 "n : i. N r(!i b> , A I'M
.1 ii 11 I I. 'i.t'., I\::"! hv Lorkhart
r'Hoi. south lv I; \ Yiuiahan
u. S \ i-'i!iftu? ?. \\ t ?i l.y K A
iM ttc l \\ I" t'lu. Vi < ,ipd f.? i -
known n:i J. I'. \Minliuti lanils.
' u; >?;. !. I I ? hp (ii1.! i. \ tic prop
it K. S. Villi pl^llf, t.|i tiiM - of KK)M
n of S in. ? ('at-.}i
.1. >. T KAN'TH A M
S. K C
14. 1 <? I o.
ORECLOSUfiE SALE.
( f Si I".ill Cur > 1 ;; t \>b Court
o'irit, - ? f Common
(. ? . i!. t V ( f Kci 1]|1\S \ P!pU8
,\. 1 l'i.iintirt,
it Mtuiitf'.ui'.. 1 i ft filnii
'" *?11 ? u ? 1 'V :m t :i d. t ! ???? ill
?< \t' i ii| i ! ,.i<! ? ! v '!u* 11<>n
* K. \\ Mi r,
iit! Ki f i !i v Hi!;', i i UiWO t .10
.> i ! N >?. imt' i. I!'<V 1 v. ill offer
in* i i ? 11.1 <! i:.i '? >?i it II< uit'
. I In- l?il> ? I ( ;i;i. It I'., durum
;i! !i >'i| ?? it ?>.!'?, i II 11 i> li i -.t Moll ? !
? Mnv in\t (y11*, t i'jntf the ?nd day
! <' - tt t l?>i i wtrv,' u?-iTil i'<l pared of
;
A 1 ll v i;t.div:d< <1 lijili". t.:l?- *nd infer
1 ? > ? ? i Joist j?li Maini. m!t in ti'id to nil that
| iUVfl ?t t rHi"t i f which w rt?
' > .. !>v t In* on l? i of 11 if (*<v.rc of Common
J P*' for Snmtcr Cr-u.rv in *ni-i Siati* in
; :*. ton pronvdini?*, niyhd (iraceMnn
. i_a...u and other#. phuntiil', against John
I \V? ?ley ManigauH ?n ! othrrj, dn'ondinli,
'and luitig n tract situate in Kcrahaw
t~covi'i Fy in wid State containing two bnn
dr* 1 c2"0j acT??. m >Tr or ? bntiodfd
IV f.'t by t,n.on fi'pni rly a x lirtl hj Jo<au
Ti*d ?'o; WfSt by fitndi of Lonris Wall,;
.N^wih by land formerly owooi by William
J.hxbuey ; and Kfttt by tbo public road
known at tbo "Lock lout Hoftd."
Tt ri?i8 of tale Cash . Piucha*er to pay
4<n^f-apen?. ?
ZZ^tA ?, ?TifrVl.
April litb. It
Zr&. WITTKUWSKr,
MmUtfor Kemha* Co.
tlOi -
Citation.
Mouth Carolina?Korsliaw (,'ounty.
By W. L. McDowell. .1 u'Ijjo of Probate.
WliercaH, O. 1$. Grip#* u???le
suit to me, to grant Mm Letter*
of Adminiutration, of the Estate of nod
offccts <>f Dicy Bovet, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admofi
!hIi nil and aingulur the kindred and the'
cruditorM of the Haiti Dicy Hoy ft
deceased. that they bo and ap
nt'Hr heforo me, in the Court ol
Proh'nte, to he held at Cam
den, S. (! , on?the 23rd dav of
April n?xt aftur publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to nhow
c a into, if any thev have, why the said
adniiniatration hhould not he grantod,
? (liven under mv hand thu 7th day of
Aplil. A 1).. ID!0.
w. l. Mcdowell,
Ju-ltre of Probate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camden Chronicl*
on the H 11 day of April. H)10
An nouncements.
MAGISTRATE
I wish to itin'ounco to tlio Democratic
voter* of DeKalb Township tl<ut 1 will lit;
h candidate in the approaching primary
e lee Inn for Magistiate for thin township,
and ^11ti11 appreciate their support. I am
well known, having lived hero nil tn>
life, ami I believe ihat I Itnow the needs
of the oillce. M Ci. lluckahoo.
1 hereby announce to the voters of De
Kalh Township that 1 will lie a candidate
in (lie approaching democratic, primary
for re-elect ion in Magistrate. My record
is before you as Magistrate, and I shall
appreciate your endorsement for this
oHicy again. H. M. Finchcr.
I wish to announce to the voters of
DeKalb Township that I am a candidate
for Magistrate, subject to the primary
rules. Your support will be greatly ,,p.
predated by mo. J). F. Dixon
LEGISLATURE.
Mr. Editor: We tuko pleasure in pre
senting the n^uio of Mr. Ilcnry T. John
hom for the Legi&lature. Biibject to lh.:
rules of the democratic primary. It
elected ho will discharge his duties in a
manner that will reflect credit upon his
county. Many Citizens.
I wish to announce to the voters of
Kerslnw county tlTtit I will stand for re
.-I it ion to the House of Representatives
from this count v, and if again honored by
the d? niucratic voters with their suffrscet
'or this position 1 pledge them faithful
set vice* in the future asQin th?> past
M. h ^nntli.
My candidacy for the 11 ?>uso means a
pa m of peace for thing* that are straight,
out a two-edgul s?nrd for thu gs corrupt
J. O. Moseley.
Having been solicited by a number of
friends to enter the race for the Legisla
ture, I In ivby announce myself a candi
date for said position and pledge myielf,
if elected, to w jrk for the best interest
of the people of Kershaw county.
It. 1$. Elliott.
Tu W NS111 T GOM M1SSI ON E U.
1 wish to a:n.< imee to tbr-democrnTie
voters < f Bulhdo Township that I v ill he
a candidate (or Commissioner of lhifl'a
to Township If elected I pledge them
that 1 will do a Commissioner's du ties.
E M. Huckabee.
Mr. Editor:?l'leano announce Mr
Amos Wtfli as a candidate for Township
i ouimisMoner for Huffalo Township, sub
ject to the rules of the democratic prima
ty. His Friends.
SEN AT P.
I hereby announce to the voters ofKer
aliaw county that 1 am h candidate for re
election to the Stat*? Senate, subject to
the fU-s of the demociatic party, ami I
shall appreciate thomppoit of Lite dem
ocratic voteis of the county for thin po
sition. W. II Hough.
AUDITOR
I hereby HMiionncc to the vo(or? of
Kershaw county that I wilt be * candi
date in the approachirg democratic p?i
maty for re-elecTTui) as Auditor. Appre
ciating the honor conferred upon me two
y>ai*Hgo, I respectfully aotivit your tup
port for the ensuing term
.. / M It. l!nbon*
? TREA^UHKB.
I beg to announce to the democratic
voter* of Kershaw county that I Will
?tand for re election as County Treas
urer. subject to Um> roles of the primary.
If r?*WUd I j>led?e royee'f for faithfnl
*efvtc? in tbe fOluri a-* in the past, aud
?lull tppM0i.lt yo^p|M^|0|||t[)|
Hirseh Bros.
3 & Co.
>i>i\;r Ai>iii\it\rr
A congregation of I ho 11 unil -
somest styles and richest val
ues tli t have ever boon ex
it i bite ) in Camden.
This Spring Opening will
form one of tho most, fascinat
ing style shows you ever at
tended.
Tho new Spring and Eas
ter stock that now fills Hirseh
Bros. & Company's Big
Store is with nit a peer any
whor in t le State.
OPENING DAYS
Thursday And
Friday, March 17
and 18.
We will have on display an
elegant showing of the new
est styles, shapes and colore
in Trimmed IIat3 from New
York, imported Hats from
Paris. Ready-to-wear Ilats
for Ladioj and Mis'es. Chil
dren's Hats and a beautiful
display of Inut's H mnets.
Come and see tor yourself
and meet our new and expert
Milliner, Mi>s Van Leer, who
is ready to serve you and show
you the latest styles.
Our store i^ full ot the new
est goods- in the market.
Very Respectfully,
Hirsch Brothers&
- Company.
You Will Be Glad
ALL SUMMER
-..it
IF YOU TAKE TWO MINUTES NOW "
TO REAP THESE
BULLETINS OF *
BARDGH'MTTLES
COMPANY
i t ' * V r ?' '*/*''* ' "?
Thousands of yards of new Print
ed Waist goods in Flaxons, Batiste,
Organdies and Lawns kill the latest
and newest pa terns, prices 10 to 25c
per yard
Special display <>( Ladies and Children" Hosiery, our confined
lines of Hosiery for Ladi?.s arc the best (hat money can se- .
cure, wo call special attention to tlie finer lines at 50, 75
and 1 25 per pair
All tlio new things in C'liiUlniis farcy m il plain colored
sock(s .
Mens u derwu:?r for Mn im r- Knee Lrn^fli Drnwern, Poros
knit, B V. I), Etc., we cany in t-ftck nt all times all '
sizes and largest assortvmmi in iliis i-y. Lisle vents with
short or long slee cf with drav<rs 1o match. ScT.ivens
elastic sunm drawers in all sizes.
Kaiser's Neckwear lor both Ladies and Gents
Everything in Ladies Clause Vesta are to bo found in thin
store, fivsli stock is added (<> tliis line every week
Table linen Napkins, Towels, Sheets. Pillow cases, everything
in house furnishings here at the right.price. Largo assort
ments to select from.
Mens he ipse Shirts?the best $>1.00 shirt m:iuo for men.
New assortment of Curtain Scrims and swisses, Silk-o-Lieij^
and Demins, all newest p-itom.8
Your attention is called to the popu'iir price Muslin Under
wear, Shirt wais's, wash ittU-d spreads, wash goods,
white goodri, otc.
This Store is the Home of Hart
Schaffner & Marx's Fine Clothing
Exclusive Features of O^f
REGAL OXFORDS
Heel Hug ? Regal Oxfords
fit snugly at the heel?never chafe
or cut?because they are made
on special Oxford lasts.
Ankle Fil?Regal Oxfords fit
. smoothly and evenly around the
ankle, whereas ordinary low-cuts,
made on high-shoe lasts, sag and
gape at the ankle.
Cuslom Instep?The patent
ed, two-part REGAL/ORM
Lasts, on which Regal Shoes arc
made, are removed from the fin
ished Regal Shoes in see/ions.
This permits the instep or "waUt"
of the shoes to be made small and
?nug.
Quarlcr-sizes- In addition to
the usual half and full sixes Re
gals come in one-quarter and
three-quarter in bchoccn.
This double number of fittings
insurej an exact fit for every foot.
Cuslom Styles ? Regal Ox
fords reproduce the latest, correct
$350
$400
$500
custom styles, not found in other rcady-to-wcar shoes until the following
season. ,
And yet our Reg&ls cost you no more than ordinary
Baruch-Nettles Company.
I