The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 03, 1910, Image 3
AT
BRUCE'S
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~ FINK COFPEK8
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a full line
just reoeived
Freshest (Jakes and
Crackers
**Gpod Things to Kttt"
Phone 60
-j
Opera House Store
at Present
1m*1 V?W0.
Horse For Sale.
A good family horse for ante
cheap. Apply at ibis office.
Ohambor of Oomntorce!
- The regular monthly meeting o(>
the Camden Chamber of Commerce
will be held at theOpcraHouseTpes
day, Juno 7ih, at 6:15 P. M.
A full attendance ie earnestly re*
quested. W. R. Eve, Jr,
Secretary.
A Suggestion.
Mr. Editor:?We the voters of
KrrShaw county, suggest Mr. 8. A'.
Viucent fo/v Magistrate of Flat
RoeK Township. H^-is'fr-^ery etll
cient man and one who would give
tha people justice, being well read
in law. Come out, Mr. Vinceui,
we will be glad to see your an
nouncement. Voters.
Graduated.
Among the graduates at the Co
lumbia Female Colloge this year
were two Camden young ladles?
Mips E vaut Mirehmore, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. C. VV. Blrchmore.
aud Miss Kale Murchison, Bister
of Mr. Kenneth Murchieon. I', ie
indeed gratifying thai these young
ladit-s are thus splendidly equip
both of them wo extend most
hearty congratulations.
Memorial Edition.
v.. Editor Fooshe of the Wtnnsboro
News & Herald has just issued a
most oredltable "Memorial Edition"
of 24 pages. Thid edition contains
cuts and sketches of everv living
Confederate veteran -of Fail field
county. Tho paper is replete with
valuable historical matter relating
to Winnsboro and Fairfleld county.
Anyone interested in Fairfield his
tory should have one of these pa
pers. Price only 10c from the Newt*
6c Herald office.
Death of Mrs, Hough.
The serious illness of Mrs. Char
lie Hough noted in laat week's paper,
terpainalid in her death last Friday
morning about 11:30 o'clock The
funeral was held from tbe Baptist
Church of wbioh she was a member,
oo Saturday morning, the burial
taking place at theCamden cemetery
No sadder death has occurred in
Camden fir-a long time leaving as
she does four small children, and to
her bereaved husband and oilier
relatives we extend our sincere s) m
pathy.
The Approaches to the Bridge
Inasmuoh as some anxiety hat*
been expressed regarding the work
on the approaches lo thci.ivfr bridge
we bavq beepj^quested by;ftojjfervi
sor WeVt to s*y that it is impossible
lo woilt^n the approaches until -of
ter the completion of tho bridge.
Mr! West has his plans all laid for
rapid work on tho approaches just
as soon as the bridge can be crosaed.
After the bridge is completed the
approaches will no} detain trade
very long. What -want is that
BRIDGE.
Week'Snd And Si^nday Excursion
Rates to OharlestoQ And Isle of
Palms, 8. O.jVia- SouthernRy.
Effective Sunday, May 29t,h, and
continuing during the summer tea
son, So. Ry. will have on sale reg
ular summer excursion tickets to
Charleston and Isle of I^alme, 8 C.,
with final limit Ootober 31st, 1910,
also week-end tickets to be sold on
<9?iur<Uye and for Sunday morning
Iriloe, beginning Saturday. May
28ih float limit to leave destination
before midnight tbe following
Tuesday. r
Alan cheap Sunday excursion
tickets, sold only for 8und*j morn
ing trains, gooa retjarndng on last
train leaving Charleston 8 15 P?~M~
8unday ni^ht.
Fur further Information, llckreia
etc., apply to Southern Railway
ticket agents or add. eaa.
Assistant Geoer*! Passenger Agent,
ata Ga.
. M?a?,
o.
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^ttattuttceiuottt.
We beg to unnounce to tlie
mblic himI our friends thai
we have vpened up h c&mplgjc
ine of the choicefct high grade
E?w Supu'
GROCERIES.
Wo meet every pOHniblc
want of the housekeeper. W?
give courteous* a*Wlion t<
every one, and make prom pi
delivery,
Open from 7 A. M. to 9 P, M
liefpeot fully,
THE KIRKW000 GROCERY
J. B. Zcmp, Prop'r.
Phone 37
Corner Fair and Ohegnu-t
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A Handsome Residence.
Not until yesterday afternoon
did we give ourself the pleasure, of
going through and inspecting the
handsome residence now being
erected on Monument square by
Copt. L. L. CI)burn. There art
four large rooms and broad passage
and piazza both up and down stairs,
with cook room attached to lower
story. Klectric lights throu ghout;
the buildiug, and large bath room
ThO materia! usod is all Ihe very
best, and all in all it iff one of the
most substaucial and best resi
dences in t(vwn and in an ornament
to Jjie city. We congratulate you,
Captain, upon the splendid plan
of the house, and we hope that it
will not be many weeks'before you
are comfortably located in it.
Cnpt Hull Declines.
Editor Chronicle :?During my ab
pence from the State a card from
my frkjj*,da^ppeajed jn,...yo^qr paper
sugg*eM,ing me as the prohibition
candidate for the State Senate from
this county. I notice that mv fiiend
and follow citizen, (-apt L L. Cly
burn, who holds the snino views on
tl'.e l.quor qimt?ti<?n_as I do, haa been
announced for t^tio same position,
and feeling that he will represent
the cause of prohibition ns faithfully
as I would, I with to announce, with
will not be a candidate, preferring
for the good of tho cauee, that the
entire strongth of ?he prohibition
eeutimont shall be,centered upon
one candidate. h
Again thankiug mv -friends for
their kind confederation I am
Very respectfully.
J. J Bell
Camden, 8. C . May 28th, 1910.
Death of Mr. Wiley Sheorn.
Mr. Wiley Shcora ia dfad. Tnis
announcement wi'l bring universal
soirow to our entire community for
no one was moro universally loved
and esteemed than he. He was one
who never lost a frieud or never
made an enemy. His kindly gen
ial disposition and meriy humor
attracted all hearts to him, while in
his devoted fumily circle he beauti
fully measured up to all the require
mepts of husband and father.
The end came yesterday morning
abo'it 8 o'clock. For some time
Mr. Sheorn has not been In good
health and his death was not unex
pected. He loaves nice children?
fivt; sona#and four daughters. Truly
a good f&a"tni-*l^feft ut>, and to many,
life will not quite the same for
his not being here, but It has
been beautifully said that "the tomb
is not a blind alley ; it is a thorough-1
fate. It closes on the twilight; it
opens on the dawr." So we confi
dently h?>pe and believe that our de
parted friend and brother has en
tered "iipon a larger, fuller and more
glorious life.
Tito funeral took place from the
residence this morning at 11 o'clock.
?? PBR80NAL -
Miss Dean Jones of Kershaw,
epent Wednesday in Camden.
Rov L A Mitchell will preach at
tho Baptist Church Sunday at 11 a.
m. and 8 30 p m.
Mr Edward Mills of the JJniver.
sity of North Carolina is spending a
few days in Camden.
Mr W B deLoach has been ap*
pointed a member of the County Bd
of Education in the place of Rev B
G Murphey.
Capt M L Smith delivered the
address to the graduating class of <h?
Columbia Female College on Mon
day night last.
Mr A M Made left on Tuesday
evening f?T Penbroke, N C. to take
cberg* of the freight department of
the S A L Ry
Mr F E Brooks h&a been appoint
ed agent of Ihe 8eaboard railroad
here In place of -Mr K J Ooopw who
has been transferred to Cheraw.
?S&Ub wib t?k?n to t>;?
Columbia boapiia* a ftw day*^ago-to
undergo an operation. While the
operation was aoceeasful Mra Smith
is in a very critical condition.
from Winthrop CoTege ob
morning laat on MJonnt of the
of ber aiater-in law. "aUh
She rttarfiftd 4^ Wlatbrof
ANNOUNCE
MENT.
We wish jo announce
tli ?t wo are now in our
now store on upper Main
street, three doors train
DeKalb, whore wo will ho
glad for our friends tip
call and ?eo us, * |
A fresli supply of Fruits,
Vegetables, Crackers and
all other seasonable goods
Respectfully,
D. 1 LANG.
Phone No. 68.
Fire.
Last night about 10:30 o'clock n
fotir room bouse near (be Soaboari
passenger depot, belonging to Jente
Withers and ogcupitd by Hsnabal
Jimes, was completely destroyed by
lir*. , Tbf oocupnote bearly escaped
with their liyoSj and nothing what
ever in tfoe house was saved. It ??
thought the Ore 01 iginaled from the
kitchen line.
aFe*-Ged-'?-8ftk? Do Something "
We have answered this cry in
our new hoc k "F.ghting the Traf
(lc in Young Gills" by Ernest A.
Hell, U S. District Attorney Sims
and other*. The most eensational
indictment of the While Slave
Trade ever published. It tells how
thousands of young girls sro lured
from their homes annually and
sold into a life of shame. Tiio Gin
oinnati Enquirer eays "Of all the
books of tho Reason the War on the
White Slave TrW'do.is the most,help
ful; it should be'' read by every
man, woman and child." Agents
?ire making from #8 to $17 a day
selling thU bo??k. Over {>00 pages.
Mmy pictures. . Price $160. liest
terms to ?gents. Outfit free. S^nd
15<2 for for warding charges. Hook
sent to any address post paid upon
receiptor price. Address?James
E. Shatkey, Secretary, 123 IMy?
moth Court, Gbieago.
The Agent of Typhoid Foyer
State Board of Health Xaiucp a Warn*
ing Bulletin, Denouncing The
House Fly,
Koep the flies away from the sick,
especially those ill from contagious
diseafea. Kill every fly that strays
into the sick room ILs body la coy
ered with disease germs Do not
allow decaying material of any Bort
to accumulate ou or near your prem
ises. ? ;i__.
A.U refuse which tends in any way
to fermentation, such as bedding mat
ter, hhould be disposod of or covered
with lime or kerosene oil.
Sureon all food, whether in the
houne or exposed for pale.
Ke*p all receptacles for garbage
carefully oofered and the cans clean*
ed or sprinkled wllh oil or lime. ?
Kofp all tho stable manure in
vaults or pit, screened or sprin
kled with lime, oil or other cheap
preparations, such as are sold by a
number of roliahlo manufacturers
See that your sewerage syntem is
in good order; tha?. it doos not leak;
is np to-dato and not exposod to
flies.
Pour kerosene into the drainB.
Burn or bury all t*b)o refute.
Screen all windows and doors, es
pecially in the kitchen and dining
r om.
It you see flies you may* be sure
that their breeding plaoe U n the
nearby filth. It nuy be bcl>ir.d tho
door, under the table or ia tho cuspi
dor.
I(' thore is no dirt and - filth there
will bo no flies.
If there is a nuisanco in the neigh
I. or hood write at ouce to the Health
Department.
Notice To Stockholder.
Tlio rejjnlar annual meeting of tho
stockholders of the Ilermitngo Cotton
Mill will be held at their offlos Tuesday,
June 7ch. 1910, at 13 o'clock noon. ~
R. B. PItTS,
fiecralary.
May 20tli, 1910.
Administratrix's Notice.
1 hereby give notice that I will apply to
the Judge of Probate'for Kershaw Coun
ty on Wednesday, 12 M.. June 8th, next*
1910, for discharge at Admlntatratrlx of
the eat a to of A. H. Clarke.
MHfl V. R. W. CLARKE
Administratrix Ratate of A H Clarko
Published in tho Camden Chronicle
May 6. 1010.
Notice.
Notice ia hereby givui tha? there Will
be a to*etinr of the etooVhoIderb or
.?'Oook Purnitwr? Company'' at tl>o office
of aaid o rp^ratlon, in Camden, 8 0? at
iwelT# (U) o'clook M., on Tuesday, Jane
mft for ,H?fo4-of noting on a
ra?iliHnri~tiT nhfir the name otJQofik
Furniture Company' to Ne^lea Furni
ture Company "
BOYS! MAKE "MONEY
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GROWING COI^N.
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We would like to see ev
, m
ery boy in Kershaw County
10 to 18 years old compete
for prizes offered by Corn
Club Contest.
Get bu&y, Boys. See how much corn you
can make on one acre. If yon fail to tfet a
money prize, you will have corn . to Hell, tuid
bent of all, you will have some experience that
will be worth more than money in yearn to
coine.
Till! FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
John T. Mackoy, 0, J. Shannon; Jr.,
Cashier. President.
WE ARE STILL IN THE MARKET
Better prspated than over to furnish you with
the choicest cuts of native meats, beef, pork,
lamb, veal, cut linm, whole ham, smoked
shoulders, heavy and fancy groceries. When
in need of anything in our lino, call on us, or
Phono 31 from 5;30 a. m. to 8 p. m. Prompt
delivery and courteous treatment guaranteed.
Yours respectfully,
IVIoseHey Bfothefs
PfCSCfltS
?
PRESENTS FOR THE
~ ENGAGEMENTS,
PRESENTS FOR THE
BRIDES
Is what our Slock consists of
Our display of Wutches are
the Newest Patterns and the
kind that last forpyer. *
Our display of Diamonds,
Jewelry of all Styles and
Combinations is without doubt
the largest and Handsomest
Display in the State.
And like all of our goods
gold at the very lowest prices.
Come in and look around
the first opportunity you got.
SYLVAN BROS.,
Corner Main & Hampton Sts ,
Columbia. S. C.
ClciiiHon Ari leultuml Coll^
Examination.
The examination for (lie jiward of
logo will bo-held in * lie County Court
Houso yn Frdny, July?8th, u.t 0 a. tu.
Apphctmts must fill < lit proper forms, lo
b^BPPirrrrt from'fho' Ovuniy Superintend
cut of Fduoation, bof ro Uiey w ill bo al
lowed to sUud "ThVoxHiiiiimiionH. For
detailed information, apply lo tho Super
inttnd'nt of Education, or to tho Prtsi
dent of Clcnison College.
Applicants for admission to the College,
hut not sticking for the* 8cholar>hips, will
alB'> stand en'rance examinations at thn
Court IIouso July 8th.
The scholarships ace worth $100 and
fre?.tuition. ?
Tin1 next session of the collego opons
September 14th, 1910.
008T AND COURSES QP S TUDY.
(1) Agrieultmo.
(2)ivAgrioultuie and Chemistry.
(d) '"Agrionlture and Animal Industry.
(4) ChemiBi ry and Geology.
(5) Civil Engineering.
(0) Meohaoical and Electrical Engin
eering
(7) Textilo Industry.
('est per session, including board,
Laundry, Heat, LiglU, Uniform and all
feea. $118 70. Hooks and all other mis
cellaneous suppllei, ab^ut $20.00. Fcr
students who pay tuition, $10.00 addi
tional.
For catalog and information, upply to
?W. M. IUGGS, Aolifta President.
$
CIRCULATE -s
THAT GOOD OLD
At Home. Don't Send
It Away to tine Mail
Order Man.
A Penny Saved Is
A Penny Earned
A DOLLAR SPENT AT HOME
Is a Dollar That May Come Back
to Your Purse
What
About the
W oman ?
The Man's telephone
is at his elbow all
day. lie doesn't
have to move to an
swer it. ?
The Woman, per
haps, walks up and
down stairs or from one end of the bouse to the
other to answer the
telephone.
? ii . /*. t~""" ? -v~^ ~ ?""* ' "*"*?*;. -v.? * ? r.
An Extension Wall
*
Set connected with
the Bell Telephone
i n yonr residence .
, will . save these un- -
$i.oo per month.
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a - mil vOfllrln i/fparimfNC
Mkn Mnarra~
w
?.
Halley?s Comet has come, gone
and lost its tail, and disappointed
lots of people by something not hap*
pening. Now something is.going to
happen at the Oilt Hdge Store.' We
are going to take stock next month,
and want to reduce our stock as low
as possible, so for the next ten days
we offer to the public unheard of
bargains. Opportunity is ripe now
?it's knocking at your door?the
door of every one who has needed
things for the home to buy. Values
such as we are offering have never
before been'known in Camden. Op
portunity such as this comes seldom.
t- ? 1
Then do, by all means, come to the (Jilt Edge fttoro. Wo
invite you, the splendid money-saving opportunities second
the invitation, and all bid_you come. For the next ton days V7
BEGINNING SAT. MAY 27.
Now. wo will give you just a few leaders below, but reiriera
ber the store is full of other good things.
1 lot Bleached Linen Table Damask, 50c value jiist cut in
half, going at 25<Tyd
1 bale Sea Isiand 6 1-4 value cut to 4c yd.
Best Merrimack Sheeting Prints, 7c value, cut to 6c >d.
1 bale Checked Homespun, 7c value, cut to Go yd
1 lot Figured Lawns, 0 1 4c value, out to 4c yd.
5 pes White Linen, 15c quality, cut tp 10c yd.
1 lot Silk Mull, 25c J$oods, cut in half?going at 12 l-2c yd
1 lot Furniture Covering at red need price.
English Longcloth?12 l-2c goods at 10c.; lHc goods at 14c
1 lot Ladios Underwear at greatly reduced price.
2 pes striped Oxfords sold at 60c, cut to half price?20c yd
1 pc striped Mercerized Pongee sold at 50c, just lialf?
25c yd. \
1 lot Dress Ginghams going at 8 l-3c yd.
1 lot gurod Batists, 10 and 12 112c gn)d* |)'.m* T:
Big bargains in Embroideries and Laces.
Good values Mi-Bleached Goods, Cambric, Sheetings, Pillow
Casings, Etc. . ?
4 pes blue and brown Dress Linens cut to 12 l-2c yd.
1 lot Figured Linons 10c values, cut to 6 l-2c.
1 lot Figured Silks?light an^ dark colors, 55c goods, cut
I . ? ftA . " ''
to 29 c.
I I lot remnant Matting will close out at cost price.
3 pes Idealane Suitings sold at 20c, cut to 14c yd*
1 lot Cotton Voile, light and dark colors, 25e goods cut to
21c yd.
?ca ?
|l lot Earthenware Pots gold at 15 i and 20c?your choico
lor 10c. - *
1 lot Jap Matting 9x12 Art Squares at $3.50. 36x72 Uugs
tQ_ match at 50c. ? ?
I Come now. If you have a dollar to spend in the next-ten
days, it will certainty be to your to com* to
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