The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 12, 1910, Image 3
Removal!
Wo have moved
our stock from tho
Opei' v J louse $ to l'o
to the new build
ing, corner Main
and DeKalb ntrect,
whoro wo are now
prepared to nerve
the public. - : -
Q. C. BRUCE.
Phone 00
Jwttl
For Sale.
Ooe milk sow. PiiCe reasonable
Apj>1y to , *
Kenneth Murchison,
UpTnwn Grocery.
Being Improved,
'
Mr. L. L. Block is fopainting and
otherwise improving ih0 resident
>0 recently purchased from Mr. W.
H. Zernp. When completed it Will
be quite>au attractive place.
Picnic at Shaylor'a Hill ~
We have been requested lo an
nouoco that a tia^kot piotric will he
held at ?"* Sbaylor'a Hill on Kri
?lay, August 2Uth. Public Invited
to attend with weil-fllkd busketH.
Methodist Church to bo Improved.
At a meeting of the officers of the
Lyttleton Street Methodist Church
at the parso.iugo on last Monday
.evening it was decided to make
Home changes and improvements in
the Methodist church building.
Seaboard Excureiou.
The 8. A. L. Ry. will run a pcr
8' nally conducted excursion on
August 17 to S? pt. 1 to Washing
ton, Norfolk *ud Richmond. Fare
f'onJ Camden lo Washington, ;
Norfolk^MYfl Richmond, $8
Excursion to Charle?ton.
Thfi Southern Railway' will run
its tenth' annual excursion from
Qklfasy to Charleston and the Isle'
of Palms on Tuesday, August 23,
good to return on any regular
.train up lo and including Fridiy
tuoruing traius, Augu?i 20.
Salesmen Wanted.?To look af
ter our interoet in Kershaw aud ad
jacent counties. StUry or com
mission: Address The Victor Oil
Company, Cleveland, O,
Dwelling For Rent.
-.Qn lyttleton Slieet. Balh and
lights on both floors. Perfectly
healthy. Possession givon Sept.
1 it. Apply
Mary C. Watkiua.
> 100 lrwin Avenue,
Spartanburg, S. C.
City Property For Kale.
'|.'hat houso and lot of the late
W. R. VcCreighb situated on
nortb Lyttleton street in the oily of
Cutnden. This house lifts seveo
rooms and is in good repair. The
lot is 100 feel'front by 576 feet deep
and has several outbuildings and
numerous shade trees. I Am nu>
thorip.ed to offer this at a bargain,
{'rice and torros on application.
I also offer'for quick sale a nice
{> room cottage on north Broad S&
This property is located in a choice
rcsidcnce section. The house has
been - recently overhauled and re.
painted. It is offered at an altrac
ttvd price and on reasonable tertue.
C. P. DcBOSK,
Real Estate.
J. <) Hoseley.
Was in favor of abolishing I hoot
flee of township ? commissioner
throughout I ho State. They are paiti
\ a fixed salary for an indeftoito term
of service. The tfcethod <?f (qualiz'ng
taxation he chnrACterir. j-1 as the
V^ixJOsY stupendous farce" that hud
ever been perpetrated on an Intelli
gent pp.oplo. lie fivoreil tt e oftlal*
lishmorit oT~S~Taral polico system,
ore to each township of every coun
ty in the~8tat*i his duty to be t<> g<>
to cach man's doar to take the tax
return*, and tp sTt on the board of
equalisation. lie said that land val
ues throughout the State could ho
tqualizvd through a prooess of gra
dation. These raral officers to have
Miporvieion of the roads nud to be
rlothcd with police p?wer for the
protection of (he residents of the ru
ral districts. The amount of addi
tional taxes thus added, he declared,
would more than pay the salaries of
. h> the taxpayers He advocated th*
maintenance of CUmson Oofleg? out
of tho general food hy direct appro
priation. Did not thtofc it Just for
jr one data to -maifttata school for
rf: Wl classes?Caradan Nsw's report
Ot Citapa-m ttltiiotf id 0?*d?o.
Try (lur \W
i, * V
fjoffcc
"THE KIRKWOOD BLEND"
at 25c.
Presh vegetables
of all kiiul? in
?s
season.
Hcfpcotfully,
THE KIRKWOOD GROCERY
l'hono 37
Executor^'v Notice.
W? hereby uuiico ili.it ?<? will ii|
ply to tltt* Pfoha'e .1 ii'1 vec fur Kershaw
''OiiiHv "t 1"' M on Friday, Auguii i*flth,
1 y 10, for Dhehargc h? Kxeciitora of Ilir*
Kutivto of M'rf. Martha Team.
, .JOHN I, (JETTY8.
LAIJRKNS T. MILLS,
Kxeciitors
Camden, S. t/., .In'y 22, 1910. .
"Administrator's Notice,
All parties indebted to Iiio. estate of the
late James Oantey, are hereby
notified to uuiko immediate payment to
rue; and all parties, if any, having claims
iiKainsi ili^Hiii.l estate will present the
same duly attested.
TUOS ?. ANORUM.
Administrator d? bonis non of Kdtato of
Jamoi Oantev
A Hi?. 10t h. 1010.
The Bridge.
The bridge over the YVateree tip.
er Ih now considered a certainty,
,Tbe false trcstlo wo'k underneath
the bridge iu being taken rut and
Supervisor West ban a laigo force
of hands on th^ roa d on this sid<
of the liver. 'l'he completion of
this bridge will maik a new era foi
Camden and iudeed for the whole
county.
Protracted Meeting at Mt. Olivet
We have been requested to ati>
uounce that a protracte'd meeting
will be htld at Mt. Olivet Baptist
Church, four miles South of Cam
den, commencing on Sunday, Au
gust 14.h. Tue pastor will bo as.
si?ted by R?ye. T. L. Cole ^and C
D. Petprsou . Tbe publlo Is cordi
ally Invited to attend tbue services
Protiaotflfl Meeting.
A revival meeting will be hell at
Swift Creek Haptin Oilurch begin
ning on Sunday, Auyust 2 let, and
continue until Sunday the 2bth.
Hours of service 11.a. iu., and 8 p.
m. Itev. N A. Haturich, of GalT
ney, who ban the rcpu'atlon of be
in^ a forceful and gifted preacher,
will conduct the eery ice*. It is
boped that every one who can will
attend these services, and that
much good will be accomplished.
Sunday BohooU at Karahaw to Oome
to Camden.
We have bteu ri quested to ?u
nounce that all the Sunday schools
of Korshaw hive arranged to have
a p:cnlo In C&mdon c>n Tuesday
next, the lfllh taut., to which all
the Sunday schoolo of Oamden are
oordlally Invited to attend. We
are deligh'ed to know that the Suu.
day school# of our slater town ore
to be with us; a moat cordial wel
come awaits thom and we trust
that a pleasant day will be spent.
PERSONAL.
Mrs W It Evo, Jr, baa returned
from a visit to rolativeu in Virginia.
Ml*a Mary Micklo of Columbia is
spending a fe^ days in Camden.
liev. W H Workman of Sumter
spent several days this wotlc with his
brother Mr .1 J Workmau.
M r and Mm Silnoy S >holton fels of
Atlanta arc upending the summer
with Mr and Mrs Henry Kichcl.
()<pt A M Bradaford and Judge'W
K Russell will ieavo next Tuesday to
intend tho Confederate reunion in
Spartanburg.
Mrs II L Tlomsrn end daughter,
Miss Nina. have relumed from a de
liyh'ful visit in Florence to Mr <ind
Mrs Trabuc Birksdalo.
Mr T K Fletcher of WestviUn.haa
taken a position at the store of Mr
David Wolfe. Mr Flelohor Is 7a
mopt ex.-mplary young man and it is
with a great deal of pleasure that
we welcome h>m to Oamden.
Mr E li Jones and bin sister, Mr*
0 K Richards, of Liberty Hill, were
in Camden Wednesday. They came
down In Mr Jones' car aud came by
way of II?<ath Spring-* tho rivor
road being too bad to oome that
way
\V?J received a pleasant call on
Qaturday last from Mr O II. WfttJOO
of Kerahaw Mr Wateoh bad Juat
returned from a delightful uip to
# ^ ftijrwhcrc
be was'jolned"by his "son. Mr I I?
Wat?on. Mt w.bon .poke in glow
ing terms of the country and the
Intorclling elghte lie ??* on
P(CWiO
DAINTf . .
c.
Hints For That I'lrnjU* or l<iuuli
Slic?il Het-f t)x Tongue
l'oiuil Het'f Httil Ham
Lunch Tongue
Salni'Mi Sardine#
Vienna Sausage
1 *ic-1?hrt <4 Muatanl
I'funut Hutiinr
Oliver ftQ'l IMtikko
Jams Jollifw 1'reaervea
M triuaU<lo
(iingcr Ale Grape J nine
U i c- ad Cilte* (Jiuekere
PliQti'o 68
Annual Mountain and Seath^ro Ex
cursion
The Atlantic Count Line offers
exoeedjngly attractive round trip
rates to Washington, Norfolk, Rich
mond and tho Mountain und Sca
?l??>rc? resorts.
? WS(hu8,lay, Ang. 17 in the date
fixed- by iho Atlantic Coast Line
fi?r iifi annual mountain and sea
ehor * excursion which is looked for
Ward to by thnuaands of ita patrons
hs Lhv iD^at appropriate tnns for *
summer vacation, ^spt-oUlly on ao
count of the season of the year, the
low Hod the splendid service
given by the A C. L. on these fx
cut sinus, which hav?i provon so
popular in ilio past.
Ou Aug. 17, 1010 the A. C. L.
will sell rouud tup tickets from
Camden ut, ih? fallowing rates: to
Washington ?O.OO, to Richmond
*8 00, to Norfolk *8 00, to Wilminy
ton, ( Wrights \'Hh> Reach and Caro
lina Reach) *0 00, to Myrtle Reach
?0 00 and at very lo.v excursion
ratfs to about tweuty-flvo moun
tain und srahliore resorts in North
and South Carolina.
Tue liok'-U will l.e limited to r<
turn ou any truiu to reach the orig
n4ii starting point'up to but not U
ter than midnight of Thursday,
September 1, thereby giving those
M>kiug advantage of this opportuni
ty to spend their vacation away
f?om home two week* at tny <>f the
1 ?? 1 iBb' f u 1 'resorts to which tickets
will he sold. -
The rei urn ' portion of tickets
6cld to Norfolk will be honored
from Rich mo nd and the return pot*.
ti.?n of tickets s^.ld to Richmond
will he honored - from Norfolk via
the A. C L.
Schedule*, reset valions, tickets
and any further information may
bo obtained by o*illr;g on f}, M,
Vlathis, ticket agent hi W. fj, R. of
S C , at Camden, or addressing VV.
J. Craig, Pash. TrufF Mgr , or 'J\ C.
White, Gen. paes Agt, Wllmlu"
ton, N. C.
Pinion to Chocae. Peanut Butter,
Olives, Piek'ea At BruceB.
Real Estate,
All parlies having housaa, lots or eoun*
tiy property for - sale will pleas?
write me at Lancaator, S. O , or *r? Mr,
L- A. KlrkUnd, of fUmden,
PJI list your properly, advertise it and
?ell ?ftme at a small commission?no sale
no pay.
FOR SALE.
An improvod truck farm of 300 aer^s
in Bpaufort pointy. improve
ment*, Artoiian wella healthy looab*
ty, a *1* room dwelling and tenant house*
on place
100 aorca, tho Ellerbeo place, 0 rallee
north of Camden, west sid? Liberty Hill
foftd- Enough cleared land for two.horss
farm. One tenant house. A nice loca
tion and n place that can be improved.
00 acrea 0 miles north of Camden on
LiUfty Ilill road?the Kirkland place.
Rents fur $100 or over. Price $(J50.
180 ttcpes^near Liberty Iljll, Mrs.
Frank Parkers; adjoins lands worked by
Chum Cunningham; nearly all in pine
wooda Price very low.
1475 acres, (nn mite north of Liberty
IMi, known a( the Perry pluce, 400 aens
in cultivation which rents for 80 bales of
eotion, GOO acr\ s in \? ooiis which will saw
three to four million feet ol lumber and
cut many thonsjmd cords of wood, rests
principally in old Held and pasture Fart
level, part liifly and p&rt rolling. Has I wo
larj;e beds of flue granite, two tr ee quarry
sites with many million cubic feetofroofc
in sitfiit. une iarge iwo-frtgry notpu ajrU
twelve 9-. arid 5-rootn tenant hou8?si
plenty running water. 10 springs and a
number of wella on placj. Price $26,000.
12*3 *er?-? ou Lynchrtt River known
as tho Blair phce, adjoins lands cf VV.
D. Hilton, Estate lands of Moses llo"?h
atrd others; six miles from Bethune; 350
acres worked, 700 acres in woods, 200
aerts wired in for pasture. A bargain at
$16,000.
Also 93Q acres a lioiniug above tract,
all in woods, for quick Bale, $5 per acre.
JO aoreo, I) R. Williams, at north edge
of Camden. fronts Broad 8t. on Kast,
Knight's Hill road on the North, and Q,
T Little on the South} closed in and has
1 a fine vlow , price $8650.
10 lots In north Camden, fronting on
Broad stre?t, 00 feet front by 260 deep,
nearly in front of Kl'kwood liotel. Nice,
level and very desirable /or hoqsea for'
tbp be*t ef people. pf R. Williams Jotj
prico $550 4iot. *
Nice Q or 8 room house, on a' 89 acre
lot Id nor^h-easv Caqiden fronting ou U?t
(on str*el ?ther liitida of D. R,"Wil,
liams iust south of John Boykta, former
ly Iterkr?^ Netties ptae?;" Veiy drsfra.
wrofa "tpqckt-or &vFr~tsm~im*
T. M. BBLKi Rcirf Estate Agt,
Lanoaeter, S. O. '? ? f?. >i ?? ? i
L-A- KIRL^'Agam ttt
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REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF
The First National Hank
* I V ?
01 Camden,
?at CAM l>KN, in lit* SUtoofS. C.~
At tlito i;lo?j of l?u?inv?H. Juiii; 80th, IN 10,
KKS0UK0K8.
I.ouiin and Discount* f ii4W,SWH 00
Ovonlrnltf, aecured and iiii
Ueeiircd ft, l'2'> !|0
U 8 Honda to tu'Clire circula*
tion 6040000
Premiums on IT 8 Bond* 1,608 W)
Banking House, Furniture
mid Flxiurvv 1,560 is
1 lu** from National Hanks
(not rmirve agents) H>
Due (pom State ai|.| Private
Hanks and Bankers. Tiiht
OonipmiWi*, and Havings
Hanks J> ?,:!
One from approved reserve
n^onts (1,519 7 .!
Check*and other ('aih Itcnfft " fv,r?|.r> it
N"U?j? of oilier National Hanks 800 00
FiikUoiuiI paper Currency,
nickel* ami ceo'* 187 HI
Lawful Mutcy Keiervc in
Hank, Viz :
Speck. 11 W)'?")
J A'gal*len<h<r not?*8'. H,'200 00 11,','HO 2f>
Uedeuiptiou fund will* U. 8
TftMiiliirpr (6 per rent of
circulation) l2/>00 00
Total * 341,lHWfc4
LIABILITIES
Capita) Stock Haiti in f .V),00000
Surplus fund 10,(XX) 00
Undivided Piofit?. less IjJx.
pontiow and Taxea i'aid 0,002 17
National Hank notes out
standing 60,000 00
l>u? to other National Hanks 8,033 73
D"e to 8Uto and I'riya'o
Banks And Bunkers H,000 00
TMvHonda Unpaid 4,000 00
Individual Deposit* subject
to check l?l?,7l'2?|
CertWlod Check* 35,00
Oaslugrn ("hecks outstnmiinir 15& *20
Hills payable including certifi
call's ft deposit for money
borrowed .15,000 00
Liabilities other than t'.io'o
ahovu-staled (Uoseive Int.
acct) t CMH) 00
o j. ?
Total $341,968 81
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Tllli MUST NATIONAL HANK
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
DIAMONDS,
Watches And Sterling bilver
Wo al^vays have a very
large stock, ill fact, the largest
in the Carolinas, of all genu
ine qualities and beautiful do
signs in these lines, and sell
them at as low price as fine
goods can be sold. Take time
to look them over next time
you have an opportunity, or
gend in your order by mail.
W? on'y handle guaranteed
goods so you cannot make a
mistake in dealing with US.
SYLVAN BROS.,
Corner Main & Hampton Sts .
Columbia. 8. C.
iiAlI'w.MrY,
Hucce?Hor? To
GEO 8- IMCKRR & SON.
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Wo Manufacture)
Doors, Sash and Blinds,
Columns and Balusters,
Grilles and Gable Orna
ments, Screen Doora and
, Windows.
We Deal In
...Glass, Sash Oord and
Weights.
Charleston, ? ? ? ? wS. C. j
CENTRAL CAPE
A- ItlMIMr. DOOM
v% mi i ? i i v? i\v/ vy a. t a
Everything Guaranteed
To Be Fresh and Clean
NEW MANAGEMENT
PRIMARY ELECTION PICE
Notice J* hereby given tha' a primary
election will be held oni Tuesday, Augnst
80th, 1810, in acoor^&aca with ? the rulea
of the democraoratlc party for the election
of atato and county officer
The following managers have been ap
pointed to conduct said tlectlon:
Buffalo?J R Catoe, M A Shaw, .] M
Sowell
Weslville?D f Owen, J A MuDowell,
E J (ftftkins
Hanging Uook?N B Taylor, B M Jod??
F PcTn^'sJoll
Onp'Rtt?Kenneth MeCaaktll. James
Sink*#. W J Davis
UU?ey?J E Jefferfc. W L Milt*, J W
Wood ?
RustoU Place?J F Magill, J T Hose*
Uranney't Ouarler-?E E Sill , W H
Gweug. Ii fl Olfham *?
Bhaylor'a Hill?8-?W IIorn#by, R If
Drakeford, R L Snoyrl
r Bandy Qrova?H U Thompoon. 8 8
8toke?. fVVIfi
MtPakili. i M"*
J' ?
Pino Tr o-A A West, J R West, Hen.
ry Me 'Hi-kill
3 C s? VV W Croxton, Itobt Magill. W
M <'an'lien
Oobvs Mill?0 \V Dunn, W L Kinsid
s M Campbell ?
u ,H'u^r.?rk-J T B,lkcr- M M Johnson,
0 W Mohiey
Wc-tville-T A Cauthon, E J Guakins.
L M True-a.lcll
Lihefty II III ?E L J our*, (, R Clements
\\ A ( unninuham
Ciintoy Hill?J g Creed, II Paw, B R
TrtiPidell
Antlcch?T P Brown, J S Blown. T A
Myers
Presidents or executive committeemen
from those clubs tint hare not us vet unt
in list of managerd are rtquested to do so
at ouce
Attention |g called to tho following
rules;
Rnlo 1 The q'UiMlloitions for Mftmbor.
? hip in any subordinate olub of the Demo
oiuMc party of thin Stato. or for voting at
a DetnooraUo primary, shall be as f >|
low*, vi'k ! The applicant for member
ship. or voter, shall be twenty-one yours
of or shall bfcorua so before I ho riio
seeding general election, mid be a white
democrat, or a negro who voted for Gen
eral Hampton in 1?7(5, and hnB voted the
democratic ticket continuously since
Provided. That no white man shall be ex
cluded from participation in the Demo.
cral'O party, und whose name haw been
enrolled on the Democratic club list five
days before said primary election and
who is otherwise qualified under the oon
?utution and rules of the Democratic ptr
l>'Vot? In the primary eleotlons
The manager* at eaoh box at the p?J?
mary eleotion shall'require every voter in
a Democratio primary eleotlon pledge
Inmsolt to abide tho resist of the primary
and to fUppprt the nominees of tho party.
ai}d to take 'lie following 04th and pledwe
V. V 1 ,,4,? solemnly nweAr that. I am
duly qualified to vote at thl? election ao
cording to tho rules of the Domcera'lo
party and that I hava not voted before at
this election, and pledge mysolf to sup
port the nominees of this primary."
No vote 'for hoiud of representative*
shall be oounted unless it oontaina as
many n?m<>s b?the o'ountp if* entitled to
representative*.
Kyle 2. The manager* of election shall
op?-n fn* polls at 8 o'clock a m, und shall
close them atWnlock put. Provided,
t 11 c''? ?' Charleston thp polls
shall opcq at 8 o'clock a m, and close at
6 o olopk p m. After tabulating the re
fcnlt. the managers shail certify the same
and forward the ballot-box. poll list and
a?l other papers relating to such olection,
bv one of their number to the chairman
of the respective Democratic county exec
utive committees within fortY-cight hours
after the close of tho polls
Kach voter in said* primary ahull vote
two ballots, on which shoU be printed
ttie nain3 or numt.s Of the candidates vot
ed for <?r by him for each of ibo oftlces to
be filled, together with the names of tiie
office. The tit kola to bo voted shali be
furni?h(d by the State aud county oxccu
_ii>? CuiiijiiiiU-ni 1 ehjH-ei i veiy, hiiu Htiitii
contain the names of all canlilaie-t for
ths respective oflleos and no other th:k<?ts
shall be uied The ti.kefs to be vottd
shall bo ,n tho following (onus, one for;
Governor,
ntenant Governor,
Se?Tetary of State,
Comptroller General, ,
| State Treasurer.
Adjutant and Inspector Gene ml
1 Atioruev General,
Kailivad Commissioner,
< ongreas, Fifth District,
Slate Hmator, ^
House of Representative!,
Judga of Piobste,
Treasurer, "
-Auditor, r
Magistrate,
County Commissioners.
Voter* In Buffalo Township will vote
for each Magistral to be elected. The
other township divisions stand a* hereto,
fore.
Those entitled to vote at a c'nb pre
otnet located In *' different towndiip or
portion of a township from th?t in-whlch
,*hey reside, may rote at suoh olub pre
cinot for m&gistifte and township com.
mieeioner for the township xrr portion of
township in which they desire to Tote.
ship or portloh of townships in which
tney reside.
At
The (lilt 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 is any
thing in White
Goods, Figured
Muslin, Cotton
Voile,Madras(jing
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-i
fords. Closing out our men's
and boys' Straw Hats at out
prices. Big values in Tabid
Damask Jap Art Squares
9x12 at $3 50. Lot Grex
Rugs and Art Squares. One
cnse remnant Peicales in bun
dles at 20c lb. 1 lot light col
ored Fugi Silk at 29c yd.
Come and see us; we will
?
interest you.
Yours respectfully,
TU/> rut* C/i MA
i iiv vjiii
; Store
P. T. Yillepigue, Proprietor