The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 05, 1910, Image 3
Removal!
We hnv? moTe?l
< ur tit ok fiotn the
Oper i I f<?u.<?? Siijto
to tin? new luiltl*
in#. corner Main
and IX'Xalb street,
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where we are now
prepared to nerve
the public - - -
If C. BRUCE
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Tlione 66
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Picnic at Shnylor'a Hill
Wc U*v? been requested io an
noonce that a batkei picnic will be
Ik lil ??t Shaylnr'a Hill on Wednea
day, August 24 tin- Public invited
to attend with mil G ltd basket*.
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Notice, Bathing Privileges.
The bathing privileges at Mill
bank have been turned over to ihe
Siddlc and Paddle Club.
John lio) kin.
Seaboard Excursion.
s The S. A. L Ily. aill run a per
sonally conducted excursion on
August 17 to Br pi, 1 to Washing
ton, Norfolk end Richmond. Kttrt
from Camden to Washington, $9 ;
Norfolk wnd Richmond, $8.
To the Patrons of Smith's Grocery.
We are requested to announce
that Mr. W. T. Sinitli has moved
i n to Lis new quarters, three doors
s -nth of the corner cf Main and!
I). Ka|'h streets, nnd in now better
prepared llKUi^L_ti.r br fore to eetve
the trade.
Dwelling For lleut.
On Lyttbtino Street- Hath and
lights on both li-iois. Perfect I j
healthy. Pi ssesaion given Sopt.
l?i.. xApply
MaryC. Watkina.
Jfi9 I r * i u Av> hue,
v, Spartanburg,-S C.
Mr. R W. Sutton Withdraw*.
Ansuiing ray friends th*t wuli
my latest breath I fchail ever ir
member and appreciate the "c.infi
deuce they repose in me, 1 beg to
advise them thst under existing
ctrcums'nnci-s I will not aland for
elee'lon t;> the oiHce of Magistrate
in the town (>f Hlaney, and respect*
fuLly withdraw from the race in fa
vor of the best mar.
K. W. Sutton.
Aug. 4* 10.
Oity Property For Sale.
That bouse and lot of the late
Mis. W. R. McCreight situated on
north Lyttleton street in the city of
Camden, .'l'his house has seven
rooms and is to good repair. The
lot is 100 feet front by 575 feet deep
and baa several outbuildings and
numerous shade trees. I am au
thorifted to off?r Ibis at a bargain.
Price and terms on application.
I also offer for quick sale a nloe
6 room cottage on north JJroad Ht.
This property it located in a choioe
residence section. The house has
betn recently overhauled aod ro
painted. It is offered at an attrac
(iv<* price and on reasonable terms.
C. P- D<jBOSK,
Real Kstsie.
Pimento Cheese. Peanut Butter
Olives, Pickles At Bruces
All parlies having houses, lots or conn*
- tiy property for sale will please
write me at Lancaster, S. 0 , or see Mr,
Ij. A. Kirk land, of Camden.
I'll list your property, advertise it and
sell same at ? small commission?no sale
4 no pay.
- FOK 8ALK.
An improved truck farm of 800 acrea
in Beaufort county. Modern improve
ments, Artetian wella and healthy locali
ty. a aiz room dwelling and tenant bottSM
cn place
A. 100 aofe tract of 'farming land?the
old Nettle* place on Lancaster road, 8
imlea from Camden, Price very cheap
100 acres, the Klltrbee pi ice, 3 milts
north of Camden, west side Liberty Hill
r>ad- Enough cleared land for two-hrwe
far<r. One lenaul houae. A mcc loca
tion and a place that can be improved.
00-iicrca 9 milci worth of Camden en
Ijl'j ijMlliljHill road?tho Kirk land place.
Rente for #100 or over. Pi ice $W0
1?0 acres wear MUH; HiU? Mrs.
Frank Parker's; adjoins land? worked hj
< hum CnnninRham; neatly VI tft plw
? ^ Price vety low.
Heal Estate Agt,
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AND, Agent at
f'y (k \W
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"THE KSRKWGOO BUND"
at 25c.
H*esh vegetables
all kinds in
season.
Ktospeet fully,
THE KIRKW000 CROCERY
Phone 37
Convu^ Captured
A convict who had factped Iimo
til* t)urlir.gt"M chain tiaig *?;??
c piurv.i on Wpdn?eUv \\*i n?'ikr
'?MJtJen b> p,il?e nun H.z!?y Mid
Su* wur'.
Splendid Work by the Oity.
Tho Blrc-e' leading from (lie Court
Inn to the P.oe Cretk Mill Village
ia being marie straight and broader
and will be k decided improvement
nyf-r the old road which Imb al ways
been ihtrt'.
In Hia Ntw Store.
Mr. ft C. Bruce moved this week
into llie n*w store ?vliicli has ju?.t
;>oen c >nipl?ted on the corner of
.Mhiii Hnd DcKalb B'r^tti Since
il?e deatruciivp lire last December
Mr. Bruce has been U6ing the Op
era IIousp M^re We., aro glad to
wtflc-iiiie him back into this goodly
part of the loan.
Excursion Rates
via Southern Rallway
Accr> iiit meeting Triennial Cou
citv?', Knights TtrapUr, the South
ern [Jailway Hrm^unote very low
rnuni tri|i rules* froiu nil p-duts to
CblcH<? ?, I'l Tickets to be sold
Aug 4'ti to 7th inclusive, limited to
teach originol starting pi int r?-im n
in? Tint Ihi?? i Uian midnight <?{ Au<>.
u ?t 17ih, 1910.
Fur further infoi malion, tickets
etc., apply to Southern Hallway
ticket ?gent9 or ad<1re?s.
J. L. 61KKK,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
Ah? u I h G s.
W R. MoGce,
Division Paesengor Ageht,
.Charlcston, 8. C.
Death of Mr. Wiley Team.
It is with profound r?-pr*t ti>at we
learn, of the death of Mr. Wiley
Team which occurred at bis home fti
Uidgeway on last Tuesday uiftht
Particulars at this writing cannot be
obtained other lhan that he died 6f
acnie indigestion, and the barinl was
at Hidgowny. To his bereaved fam
ily wo tender our sincere syu pathy.
Death of Mr. R C Johnson,
Our coiuinuni. v was shocked and
saddened on Wednesday mornii g
when the unexpected news (lashed
over it thai Mr. R?beit C. Julio*
sor-, one of Cjuiden'a heat and m^st
well known citizens was dead. His
death occurred about 8 80 o'clock
at his homo in Kitkwood after a
abort hut painful ii 1 neaa We can
scarcely realign that Mr. Johnson
Is dtad'for only two weeks ngo to
morrow wo chatted pleasantly with
him at the picnic at liberty Hill
and he appeared to be in perfect
health.
To kuow Mr. Johnson wns lo
love him for he wen a good-man
He wis kind, accomodating and
always ready to speak a good word
for those he could help. There
was no eh am about him. He was
h9 sinccro a man as wo ever m<*t.
Ho wns a kind hearted husband
and father. H s family was nil
? 1 j . . 1.2 ? n n.) ? Ko2
1 II V wui Kl VVI III ui ?uwi
uesas was his grea'est &im.
C>ur friend has 1 >id tlown the
burdens of this world and dropped
into that peaceful tlcep which
awaits us all. Hearts <>f lured on?s
are aching wiih anguish, Lhe oncp
happy Imiue will kooy him no|
more, but in The hearltr of those:
?ho knew h m ho will long b? re-]
ineiuhered as one ofc.Qod's noble-j
aifn.
It was tho wiitei'a goodjurtune
to haw known him long and well,
and we only knew him to esteem
Uitu more highly as the dajs pass
?4 by. Today we miss his kindly
smile and friendly greeting.
As we >at before his bier in the
chinch yesterday, apd stood by his
opm grave *? the last sad lilt*
wcte pei4?ra?ed wo said with thi
pociN " ' 2 . , %
?*Oold in the dost ' tho p?rishel h art
rrvnr H?r ~ _ r
Rnt thstwliiek asmwd tf once can niror
die"
- And in f?uo? we ooulj fee loin?
iiot in d< alb's cold shroud ?.f sor
rowaad dUp**'. wtth ,u
we!l rem* m be red grace ot hU man
hood. ~ /? y ' "J
T ?*? funeral was held at 10
o'clock yeaUrday moroiog (com the
KpUeopal Church.
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PICNIC
DAINTIES
11 itk Fur Tliut l'lniic or humii
8 > ? 'I Btt f Ox Toftguu
I' ' i ? f |p II tin
Luixtlt Tongue
8 iiui -n Kirtlim?
VUuiiu Siu?!*go
l'tejmrui MuiUrd
' Penpal Butter
> Olivtit ?d<I Pioklrt
J ati>it Jrlltift Preaervct
M<*iiu?U;io
i Ging>*x Ale^- Grape Juico
rtr?n<i C-kei Crack-u*
Lang's,High-Giade Gioceiy
* Phono 6K
Executors' Notice.
We hereby notice 1 iiat we will ap
ply to the Probate Ju<luo for K^rshnw
'.'ounty at 12 M on Frhiay, Aii(utl 26U?,
I'J 10, for I)i ehttrjj- ?ri Executor* oMhe
K?iate <JfMr?, Martha Team.
.JOHN L (JKTTYS.
Ml'UKNST. MLi LS.
Kseeut.ots
Cnnulon, g. 0., .lu'y 22. l'JIO.
PERSONAL.
Mrs Km ma Brunson, of Florence.
ia viaitiug li'jr Bitter, Mr? M E
SSehroek.
U'e wero delighted to hog IIoj>. VV
U I iiititliHiu able to bo down 6trc>6t
Hjie morning.
Mr and Mr? John K Rhamennd
littlo fcon, Clarkeoii, aud Mi?H Min
nie Gerald are at Glenn Spring
Misses Irene and .Ma?gin Latham
are at home again, after an enjoy a
hie viait to frienda in Bishopville.
Wo received a pleasant call on
Wednesday from Mr 13 M Hudson
who spent a few days up here this
week
Mr J I) I)Cfts, of Kututuerlnn, waa
in t atndoi) thia wpwk.. His many
friends hero w<>ro glad to j-e? him
a^ain. j
Mea?ra T.J Ar/unts, Arthur. Alva,
and Tom Hump n<.s have relnrned
home after an *x'ended tour alon^
the national highway in Mr. Arran'V
Overlan I car.
Can Talk With Belhune.
Wo ate ii.fi.r mod hy Mhui^i r R.
i*. \\ alkt-r thai tel?>ph'>ne eonnt-c
lion ha* been opened up betneeu
C?md(ti nod Belhune, the 2rt?l
talking having been done ihis
irorniug. This btingn ua uosror
to iietbune liiun over, and we art*
glad lo nolo this improvement.
Mr. Walkoria Rivin? to i lie patrons
of the telephone compauy n splen
did ."civii;^ Jo the near future
tbia line will be extended to Mc
Bee ami Jtlfpraou.
Annual Mountain and Seashoro Ex
cursion
The A lantic Const Line olT.rt
exceedingly attractive tound trip
rates to Waabioglnn, Noifolk, Rich
mond aDd the Mounuin and
shore resorts.
On Aug. 17, 1910 the A C. L.
will sell round trip tickets from
Camden at the following r*tes : to
Washington *9.00, to Richmond
*8 00, to Norfolk *8 00, to Wilming
loo, (Wrightsville Beach and Caro
lina Beach) #6.00, to Myrtle Beach
$6 00 and at very low eioursion
rates to about tweniy-Qve tnoun
tain and seashore resort? in North
and South Carolina.
S&hedule*, reservations, tickets
and auy further information ma>
bo obtained by oslllng on 8, M,
M at his, ticket agent N W. R R. of
8. C , at Cumden, or addressing W.
J. Craig, Pass. Traff Mgr , or T. C.
White, Gen. Paes. Azt, Wllmlog
too, N. C.
1 he ioiium iiig i> n iiai 01 u'luimn >?|'i|)iov ?
cd and ordered [ aid at the legular month
ly meeting held Monday, Aug. 1, 1910:'
L Dixon, sal $ 12 50
I J McKenz'.'. sal and p'ialg 103 27
M t) West, Hal nnd postage H)0 50
John CoHina, sal 25 00
Isa-?o Oodina, pal ? 30 Ou
J S Trantham. sal and fees 185 25
D M McCaakid. cat & poatg 82 70
M 1J ltabon. sal 3L.-91
NV L MeDowcll. adv, ata and
5G 46
Camden N'cws, adv and sta, 11 00
W R Clyhu^n, med scr 28 00
S 0 ZauDp, tned scr v 7 00
I) f. Paboey. wk at P H 3 60
G W DAbnoy, wk at P H 25 76
J S Rhamo supplies 7 50
W T Fmith, supplies 11 80
Spring* & Shannon, anp 231 50
loe Sbeheen & Bro, aup - 63 24
1 M Carson & Co, *up ~ 104 55
G O Hammond, sap 84 60
Lewi* & (Vuii'inn, pap
VP Kthhfriy;
?
Bnrnfi & Birr? tf, ?ap
J N M. L'od, rJ wk ^?f.0
j V 4agdL td_*Jt ; US &0
K Mono, Nnpt chain gang 160 60
R D.'Loach. uip to chai?
gang, 10 00
ToUl ~ tl.417 76
; M. O
Saptrvisor Ksisbaw Countr.
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No 9oa.i.
lit:port op tiiic condition ok
The First National Bank
01 Camden,
?at OA M DhX, iit tin SjhIh of S. i',?
At ll ? cU.*-' ??l liQiint'i, Juin- ?0il?, 1910,
* RESOURCES.
l<ortt?H and Diipounu ? 20,<#"*H'00
Ovonlr^ifU', aectired an J no
koOmd ft, 1*"> 50
I) S Honda to Bikui v ciiru'if
lion 50,000 00
Pr. iiiiuma on U s liondt> l,60i 50
Btnkim; House, Furniture
itnJ Kix(.('!'??? 1,5*0 Is
Due frorti National Bank*
(not M'M'Hr jfiktt) 3,9*7 19
i'ue from 5>mu> and Prlvilt'
Huika and Banker* T?U?t ?
i\inpanies, and 8?vinK?
Banks 7J o;<
Due froiu approved reserve
a#? ii? ?> 0,519 7'J
niitukitfid ollitc rmli lifniH 5,546 11
Note* of ot!u?r National Banks 800 00
PrtkcUoual Mp^
nickel* ami eeni# 187 46 '
Lawful Money' Ketone in
Bank, vis:
i \ ;r,m j>ft
Legal-lender notes, 8,<00 00 11,780 2ft
10'iltMiiption fund with II. S
TifMurer (6 per cont of
circulation) 2..'>00 00
Total | ?4l|9wTii
LIABILITIES
(Capital Stock Paid in $ 90,000 00
Htirplu* fund 10,000 00
Undivided Profit*. Ie*a Kx
pensca and Taxes Paid (1,002 17
National Hank not*s nut
etandiiu' 60,000 00
Due to oilier National Hanks 3,038 73
Due to Rtufe ami Piiyae
Banks an<i Bankers 8,000 00
Dividend?, Unpaid 4,000 00
lndividu*l Deposits ?uliject
to check' 170.74*2 74
Certified <-liCok? 35 00
0a"hjpf? Checks onMamlin* 165 20
Hills payable including cert ill
oales of deposit fcr money
borrowed 36.000 00
Liabilities other than * t'io?e
above stated (Reset ve lot.
iio'el) 1000 00
Total $341,908 84
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OF CAMDEN, S! C.
I.*labl:?us<i !n 1S<>4. TI.o a>m of tho ftc'iool \j rltai'ly pet forth by lt?
? e/-vtT?~v "T'iiir?u:h iiwtnicitouurdsr ~iy Christian Influences at tho lowest
It) vJ I I O: possible rr,?t "
Tho sc hool whi oa'iiiiWt- 't h>* th ? Mr'hcitiiit Oer'-h, not to nicke money, but to furnish
O p'uie vvhciv.yirls can luc'.vsn thorough train'rw in tody, mind, and heart at a tnoderuto
co^t. The object h:?a b-j?n u fully carried out thi.t as n
Tyr-cj II T* It ij to-day. with it-n faculty cf S?. iw boarding patronage of 800. and its
IxlloCJ L? A ! building nnd giounds, worth $140.<XX)
THE LEADING TRAINING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IN VIRGINIA. *
fiaya allchnrgva for tho year, including the table board, room, lights, ateam
ic.-.t, lauf dry, incdlcal attention, phyaicbl culture, and tuition ir all subject*
cxcept muaii; and elocution. Apply for catalogue and application blank to
REV. JAMES CANNON. JR.. M A. Prin/doal P'-r tone. Ve.
$150
IImm m COMPV.
i*qcce?sor? To
GKO 8. HACKER & SON.
We Manufacture !
I>oovb, 8ash and Blinds,
Columns and Balusters,
Grilles and Gable Orna
ments, Screen Doors and
Wind<)w*.
We Deal In
Glass, Sash Oord and
Weights
Charleston, ? ? S. C.
r?p\iTn a i r* k cc
vLiii i iv^l, vni u
& DINING ROOM
Everything Guaranteed
To Be Fresh and Clean
NEW MANAGEMENT
D. Cacloiis Prop.
Notice To Candidates.
ICampaign meeting* have been ippoint*
ed m? follows:
I
Camden, Saturday, July 80
Cotton Mills, Julv 80ih aC iifflht
Heaver limn, Thursday; August llth
Hlmu-y, Saturday, Aug??l I3?1?
Westriito, Wctdneadar. August 17th ?1
pEwthaw, Thursday, Angu?t I?th - ?
Bethnne, Wednesday, Aukuim 24th ,
Blank pledge* eau bo obtained from the
[scoria y. {_ a t didales kre "aTao K-mTmTcJ
llbai the rtate law jeq'tiree th.it ihey file
an oath with the Clerk cf Court, also n
l?tatement of expenses before and after
the primary election , V"
P?e*(deats of olnbe are requested to
?end in to the secretary. Mr C W Birch
more. or County Chairman Kirk I and the
names of managers of-election. Natnrs
of th? managers shoald be sent in not
later than the flrtf of Autust.
Thoe J Kirkland, ChaifMI'
O W Bkrchmors, fltsretary.
DIAMONDS,
Watches And Sterling i-ilvor
Wo always bavo a very
large stock, ill fact, the largest
in the Carolinas, of all genu
ine qualities and beautiful do
signs in these lilies, and sell
them at as low price as tine
goods can be sold. Take time
to look tliera over next time
you have an opportunity, or
senid in your order b^ mail.
We oo'y handlo guaranteed
good# so you oaimot make a
mistake in dealing with us.
SYLVAN BROS.,
Corner Main fc Hampton Sts.,
Columbia, S. C.
X lilg List of Land for Sale.
1-475 acres, mile eorlh of Libert"
Hill, known a* the P? rry place. 400 acres
in cultivation which rents for 80 bales of
cotton, 6J0 acr*s in ?ooii? which will k4w
three to four million feet ol lumber and
cut nnny thonsand cords of wood,rc?ts
firincipall.v in old'fleld ami pasture Part
ev?'t, part billy and part rolling. Has two
lrt'ge bods of fine granite, two n'.ce quarry
suva with many million onb:o feet of rock
i>? si^ht.. Onrt lar?o two story hou?3 and
twelve 2-. 3- and 5-room tenant houses:
plenty running water, 10 springs and a
number of weils on plac?. Price $25,000.1
1273 acres on Lynched" River known
as the Blair phce> adjoins lands cf W.
D. Hilton, Estate land* of Moses Ho?ah
and others; ?i* miles from Bethnne;390l
acres worked. 700 teres In woods, 200
acres wired in for pasture. A bargain at
(16.0C0.
Also839 aorea a 1 joining above tract,
all in woods, for quick sale, per acre.
10 acres D-R. Williams, at north edge
of ijaiadcn, fronts Broad St on East,
Kw.trlu'i Hill ro*d on the North, and O.
T Little on tha South; closed in and hat
Tllus view , price *3850.
10 lots in north Camden, fronting on
Broad tUc?t, <KU*gt ftnnt hy 260 deep,
nearly in hvot of Khkwool Hotel. Nice
lev?l ao4 very desirable for house* for
tbe beat of people. IX R. Williams lot:
price $380 a lot. ? ? ??r>-rr ~rj
Nice 6 or 8 room house, on a 82 aero
lot in north-east "amrfon fronting on Un
ion ?tr*et and other lands of D. R. Wil
liams' iust south of John Hoykin, former
ly the B, 8. Mettles piodK*-*Veiy desira
ble for a truck or dairy farm- price
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BKLK & KUULLAND.
At
The Qilt Edge
Store
Hot Weather Bar
gains all over
the Store. Nice,
cool Summer
goods going at
big sacrifice.
Now here is our
proposition. We
have a lot of Sum
mer goods> that
we are" going to
close out in the
next two months,
as we don't want
to carry over a.
piece of them, so
if there isjjjany
thing in White
Goods, Figured
Muslin, Cotton
Voile, MadrasGing
hams, Mercerized
Novelty Dress
Goods, Etc., it will
pay you to see us.
Special good values in La
dies' and Children's White
Strap Sandals. Out prices in
Men's Boys' and Ladies' Ox-^
fords. Closing out our men's
and boys' Straw Hats at out
prices. Big values in Table
Damask Jap Art Squares
9x12 at $3 50, Lot Crex .
Hugs and Art Squares. One
case remnant Percales in bun
dles at 20c lb. 1 lot light col
ored Fugi Silk at 29c yd.
Gome and see us; we will
interest you.
Youi*8 respectfully,
The Oilt Edge
Store "
P. T. Yillepigue, Proprietor"