The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 19, 1910, Image 3
Removal!
Wo have moved
i ' i ? . '
our stock from tho
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<C- ? '**?! ' ' ' 'V * *?"*
Op^j" i Hou?c Store
loathe new build*
ing, cornor Main
ami DeKalb street,
;? where we are now
prepared t<> serve
the public - - -
G. C. BRUGE.
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Phone 06
For ShJh.
One milk cow, 1'ifcc ri'HBnn'ahle,
Apply to ?
. K'MiubII)' iilurp.hisnn,
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Up* To mi (iitiotry.
Hcnic ut, Bhaylor's Hill
Wo liuve been ri(juinl?il to an
notmco tliht u basket, ptenii; will br
11?' 1 <I fit Shnylot's Mill on Fri
dtiy, Auguhl 26th. Public. invilni
to utteod with well-lllltiri baskets.
Ejccur?jyii' U? Churlfcbton.
'Ptio Southern R'lijway wjjl rtit)
lis tenth annual excursion fimu
O tlFney to Ch^rlAs'.nn and the f<""
of prtline on Tin's Iny, Atigual MA
|jop$ lo return on any regular
train up to and including Kridny
morning iraino, A'iguiL '2(5.
1 Death of Mr Kiigetw) Villepigue.
I r. is with tit.Cr'O i o tj r f l !|ih?. wr
an no unco lhe (i? ntli of Mr*. Kug,jnr
Vil!i?pigue which occurred at h<m
homo in C'uuidt m fin Wedueaday
Imt, ujjed about 50 years. M>.
V illcpigue li?8 been in bad lioultli
for HntriH Uiue. lie wua a iuoh?.
n (Table gentleman in wbo*e compa
ny it wis 6l?ay? ft pleasure to be.
Bvnid^w Iiih mother he-'eavea tl?r?'e
brother* and tyro sinters. The f;
tt'-rnl services were held ?t -llie r< e
idenco at.5 o'clock yesterday uft?;r
diy afternoon conducted by Hnv.
Wj* H. Gordon.
Dwelling ^'or Rent.
On fry tilt ton Street. Hal!? r.rul
jightsoo hotli 1] -?f>rs. Perfidy
healthy. Possession j;iven Sept.
lHt. Apply
Rlarv C. Walk inn:
lO'J Jrwiu Avrnue,
Spartanburg, S. C.
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City Property For Sale.
That house und lot (if the late
M rn. W. R. McCrciyht ei'.uated-on
north Lyttb-ton &vmm-1 in the city*of
Camden. - This house his 6r-ven
rootue and ia in good .repair. The
lot ie 100 feet front by 575 fee- deep '
and bun several outbuildings and '
numerous ehadu trees. I ? ?nn au
thorized to oiler ibio ?t a bargain.
Prico and terma nn application
1 also oirer for quirk sale a ni;:ei
5 room cottage on t?<? rth liroad St. I
This property ia loctled in u choice j
r?sidencjfi section. The house has
iii'tn ticentl) overhauled ami le-J
pnintcd 11 i^ offend r.l sn n*tr"? o- J
11vc* price nnd ?-n r^t**= ? ? 1.1*S?!*? u>nw?. J
a p. duwosk,
U?*rtl Ksmif. |
BIG SPRINGS,
Bethune, S. C.
Oroat Improvement For
Present Sonson.
Tho Big Spring** Summer Ilescrt
noarBethune,. owned by Dr. J. K.
McT?nro hnh been greatly improved
for the pre?? >nt Reason. Acconjo
drtiionrt in furniplitd tonte Iihvp
been proffirT?d\for k.s mini' n* 40
visitors i-ach "night. Unlimited
number of unfurniphed teot? for
?ho*e who prefer to do ilieir owe
fornishing and light housekeeping.
A well furtiisb<>d nud will koptcaft
B<?f>pl|ed with tho'beat ilie country
afford*. Splendid bulbing. Toaioa
..OBfej&'tipt!; )*.t aljkhlcfl for thoAo who
go in privotb convey*60#. Atf
\ train# met <xc?*pt night southbound
Everything i t new and to (bote who
^llkc tout life tlift outing there is'
fi?BOittfttittg. Where paties oI
?e.n or flfteoo contenipliitr vifilllng
the springs they aho\ild write in ad
' Vance to' necuia accomodations. ,
. XUe.tcflojrt cloaeo Soptember 15th.
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County. Campaign Meeting*.
The following schedule has been
arranged for the County campaign
ygiyetin^ v
ijj Camden, Saturday, J"ajj JfO !>.? ,
la ? Se. TTT
Heaver Dam, 1'ouraday, Aug. 11
Ri*ofty, Saturday, Aug. 18.
Wcatvilir, W,edn??dav, Aog. 17.
Ketehaw, TnuradaV) Aug. 18.
Wednesday, Aug 14
:?.?)?? ?frs* . f .
"THE KIRKWOOD BLEND"
.. f al 25c*
I'resh vegetables
of all kinds in
season.
Kegpcct fully,
THE KIRKWOOD' GROCERY
Phono 87
Executors' Notice.
We hereby K!v<* noliee Hint ?v U ill ap
i'?> to iln- PmliHio ,l ??!;"? for Kershaw
' 'onin y i?> M on Fri'lny. Aujtuii ?*itti,
111 10, for I )iM'hnrg^ ?h Executors of tli<'
I'iiliUo i)f>Hri> Martha 'IVain.
.JOHN 1, (iKTTVS..
J,,1U KENS T. MILLS,
Executor*.
ChiihIck , S. 0., .!u'y 22, 1910.
Admimstratoi's Notice.
All parties indebted to the cHtnte <>f ill'*
Into J nines Uantey, are homby
tiotllied to make imumliaiv payment to
me; nod all parti**", if any. bnvi?? cluiuiH
Hjriiitiflt the nnt'i estate will present the
witmi <lulv
TH08 B. ANCHUM.
Administrator d<? bonis nori\of Estate oi
J nine* Ounu v
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Protracted Meeting.
A revival meeting will !n? lull at
Swifi Cri-t-k linp'lH' Ciiiiri'h l)"|?in
?Uin g on Sunday, August 2 In', nnci
ciniinue unlit Snndtiv the 28Uj.
IIiMiis of service 11 n. tn., and 8 p.
m .
New Millineiy Store.
51 ifi.3 M'lttie Gerald Wednes
day ?veiling fur the Bsklroorrt and
New Yoik uiarkelP,-where alio will
?jpI?cI 11?>r fall ?"tock ( f millinery 1
(i"tnld vviil (tcupv tl)? build
itiy; ;,ne do::r au*.h of liruce's Ore
eery, and v\ill carry a corn plcte hue. j
Mating for the Cotton Mills.
Tile mooting ordered by the o:.i
ee.irivn committee for the ooiton
null" will be btdd at the ?cho<0|
lmus?< on Thinf,li;'.y. ihe 25lh at 8
o'ctoC-k 1J. M ^ |
T. J. Kirk I and, Cu'm.
In tho Northern Mftrkfta.
O.i Wednesday evening, Mr': D.
Wolfe left for Washington and New
Yotk, Rcc'tmpnnied by Mrs. VVnlfp
and Mrs. Uiiruch. While in New
Yoik, Mr. Wolfe wii! buy his f;iit
stock of Dry Goods and Cloihiog.
Salesmen Wanted.?Tn look af-1
tor our interest, in Kershand ad
jacent counties. Siinry or com
mission. Adilr<'H?i Tin* Victor Oil
Company, Cm vi-lcud, O
Special Meeting Chamber of Commerce
TiirfuLiy. An Mist liJt'i, >.t (1:1 5 p.
hi a Hpechl rooctiu^rof thri <umden
(Mmruber of Commcrco was hold at
tin* Opera 1!f?ui???
Kev Dr. H !? ltrowtv < flVr^d t!>r
following r<'.-o ntion, which ws ? m<jii
otl by Mr M L Smith and himself:
"Where**, Imp public j<arlj3 of Can
.i< n two I L'? lio imi)mcil im>i
beautified, fwi'l in ? I o uioie
? nvititinvi nn j I ices of rest i:n 1 recup
fcr.v'i"!! for nur citizens. ami as places
of lit:*.t:B mint for tlio children, there*
f.ne :
?U iolv?d, l.-d. That ft ommHtce
of three. \ o tipppin'* (I by {So Presi
dent of ilit* l'hn!ii!<? r of Commerce to
c ? i p'r iif wjtii the City Conned
I'arU C. tr.milU o aud I ho Ladie?riyie j
AMocinliou, ami thut ttiopo commit-1
tees be and are hereby rt quested ?to|
make whatever improvements ihrv
in a v adjudge neodf.il and exp-di nt
: under and by authority of City
Council
'?Rosolvtd "Jjd I'ii it the Ci'\
Council ho r<qu? 8ie?] to appropriate
?t le?Ht $30 to '?!> used by ti>. s*-j
o until it tees, with the understanding
that the Chamber of Coiwiuerco com
mitteo will raise at Unfit $25. l?y pop
ijlar subscription fo? the samo pur*
posts'
, Tho President appointed the fob
lowing on fh s committee; Key. I)r
II 1} Urowue, AI. L. Sn^ith and Dr.
I. H. Alexundoc.
Mr. W. It. "Eve, Jr., stated tlut the
object of thJsepecM meeting was to
consider cclebfsiting the doroplotinn
of tho uew bridge over the Watoree
River by arranging to have good
speakers and * big batbeouod dinnor
and havo the'whole county join with
as to make ft a ?reat day.
(Jap*. -14 It. Sipith mu*od that a
committee of live boappoiutad with
ruSl niitl.orlfy to dfranco for tliB C<dn
bration. >President'Milla appointed
the following tu Muvfctim thts. com
ruittce: Di. S. P. BrabintftottjAleasrs
M- L. Hmith. M C. 5^*si, W. Geis*
fcnlKdmer and At J. Beattio.
It was euggtttled tbat the celebra
tion be Ueld Tuesday, Sepi, flth. ^
DAINTIES
Hints For 'i'iiat l'iciiic or Lum-li
S)jo*d llt'f.f o* Tongue'
1'oVled lit * f wn'l Ham
Lunch Tongue
Stlmon Sardiue*
V it HUH SftUMge
Prepared Mustard
Pv'tiiut Rutter
Olives and Pieklfs
Jams Ji'llicH 1'rcBorvcH
M tu uinludu
(iinger Ale Grape Juice
Bread CuUt's Crackers
riiom* 68
Pimento Obeeae, Peanut 'Rutter,
Olive*, Piek-'ea At lirueeM
PR]MARV ELECTION NOTICE
Notice i? hereby given tha* a primary
election' will lie lt??1t| on TUcad&y, At?jr't?t
IJOth, 1010, in accontaoce with the rule#
<>l the ricruocnicrat i" party fur the cleiitioo
of btaif ami c-j'univ oibcea.j
The following managers have beon up.
pointed to conduct xuid election:
BiilTtlo*? J H Oatne, M A fchaw, .1 M
Sou ''II
\ycivi!l?-J A McDowell, K J Uju
kins, li M Tru'eadcll
Manning U?>ek-?N B Taylor, B Jones
K I' Tmes-iell
('assail'? Kenneth McCfujkill, Jamea
St'tkcs, W J Davis
Biaiu v?J K Jeir??rt?, VV L Milee, J W
Wood
liuHfcoll Place?'J F Mayill, J T Mose
loy, O A I K'Jitou
iJraunwy'A Quarter?ft E Sill-,. W JI
Owens L (5 Olvborn
SIihvlor's Hill?S W Ilornsby, It M
Drakemrd, It I/Smyrl
Bandv (ic>)ve-~ll 8 Thompson, S S
SinKi'i, T VV Walking
Pine Creek?.1 I) Mc.JH-.kill. J K Beck
ham, K It Twitiv
I'ino Tr?e-?A A Wist, J R West, Hon*
ry Me' -1<>k111
15 C'a?W W Oroxton, Itobt Mayill. W
M < lam hen
Iifjbvs M HI?O W I >uim, W I, Kinard
J M (/lll!l|)h"||
Shamrock T Baker, M M -Johnson.
S VV Mohloy
Stockton?J K Humph rev, E M Work
man. 15 M Pcarce. Jr.
I,ihert y Hill?K I, .Jones, <. R Clement*
W A ('unnineham
Cnnloy Hill?J K Creed. !I Daw, II H
Truesclt'iJ
Aiitioch?1 1' Brown, J S Brown, T A
Mynrs
Prcsidcntu or executive committeemen
from those clubs 111??t have not as vet sent
in list of ma miners are requested to do p<>
at once
Attention i-' trilled to the following j
rules:
Rule I I lie qualifications for member
slrp in any suhordmrte club of the j)eino
t'linic party of this Siate. or for voting at'
a Democratic primary, shall ba a.s fol
lows. viz: The applicant, for member
ship, or voter, shall bo twenty-one years I
<if ntf", or shall become so before-the suc
ceeding general elect ion, and be a white
denn crut , or a negro who voted for Gen
eral Hampton in 187(?, ami haw voted the
democratic ticket <? mtinr.ously since.
Provided. Tliat no white man shall be a-,
chilled from participation in tlm Demo.)
eraltc psrfy, and whose name has been
enrolled on the Democratic club lint five
days before said piinmry election and
who is otherwise qualified*under the con.
siiMition and rules of the Dnnorra'ic p?r
ty to vote iii the primary ilections
The managers ut each" box at the p.i*
niary. election shall require every votej in
a Democratic primary election to pi *dge
hunse't to abide the result of the primary
and to :-iM>port the nominees of ti.e early
apd to take the followi:i? oath uud ^.lulja
viz: "I do solemnly swea" that 1
duly qualified to vote at this electim ac
c >ruing to the rules of the Dem: eraiic
party andahat I haw not voted before nt
thin eleciioti, and plcdgj mys.df to sup
port the nominees nt this primary."
No vote for house of rep?> sentatives
chid I be counted iiuIpm it contains as
many ntines as thu county is entitled to
reprcsentat ive*.
Utile The manager* cf ulecth n shall
onen i ho polls at 8 o ch.ck a in, an-1 shall
clo*e them uf 4 o >l.?ck p in Provided,
lh?t in ihe ei y cf ( hurhstcn the polls]
?hsll oprn at H o'clock a fn, an I ulos?> at
f> n clock p m. Aftcrf fahtibuing ilu* re
sult. ili>-niami,'<-rs sh'a I ee tifv the same
and fnwarj the l>a!lot-box, po.l iisi and
a'l other papers rehi'ir.g to such electi n.
by one of their nun ber to ti.e chairman
of the r a pi dive Dtm :eratic count}' ?xcc
utive <? innii11h wifliin tuny-eight hours
after I lie close of the polls
l-.'.ich v,it? r in said i riniarv shall v .to
two ball >ts. on wh'eh ?ha i be printed
the n*?n > or mrm** of the otindidat* s vot
ed i'< i <>r I) him foe each of the ofllees to
be fihtd. togethi r with the tiarneH of the
oflicp. The iickc'a to be v??ted shall be
furnfehtd by the St ite and cou.Jty execu
tive epminit tees' respi cUi'cIy. and shall
cou!ain the names of all c.in Ii'.late-<*.for
the r.spec ive otliccs and no oih?r tick -n
snail i><? ii?etI The tickets to he voWd
shall be .u the following forms, one for:
(iovermr,
Lieutenant Governor
Secretary of State, V
Comptroller General,
State Treasurer,
Adjutant and Immector General
Attorney General,
ItaiU'oad- Coiuumsiauer,.
Congress, Fifth District,
State Senator, ,r
House of Representative!, ^
Judge of Ptobate,
Treasurer,
Auditor,
Magistrate,
County Commissioners.
Voters in Buffalo Township will vote
for each Magistrate to be elected. The
ntber towmhip division* stand as hereto
fore.
-Those entitled to vote at a oliib pre
cinct looated in a different township or
portion of a township Crom that in which
they r? side, may vote at such olnh pre
cinct: for magistral? and township com
missioner for the township or portion of
township in which they detire to vote.;
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Ktil'OKT OF TJ1K CONDITION OK
The First National Hank
01 Camden,
?at CAMDKN, >n tli? St^ito of S, C,?
At tlit' cloJlO of Juit? HOtll, IW10,
KK&OU KCKS,
J.ouu* and hinoountH $ iMw.MK 00^
, iiTeriiu'fpi i'fi'ui't-M nui dii
tccurod '>.12') 50
U S d?>nda to Ki-tMn.' circula
tion m\ooo (
Piviohuuh <>ii I! 8 Hondh 1,5<i"J .V >
U aii Wit? tr House, fr'uriiit'.wv
?' and Fixiur?t? 1 ,r?">0 j*
Duo from National Hank
(not ro*tu\Ti ;ik-'IH;?) 3,927 If
Duo from Slate and Piivatr
Hank* and JJuiikt-rs. Tru*t
<!oiU|)*nie>, ami Hiving*
?~ HnTiki -? ?- ? TZ on"
Dm- from itjiprovod |VM'IV<?
agents
Check* und oi her <'a?h Item* ?f>,?>46 11
Nolo# of other Nulmoiil ll4nk> 300 00
Fmi/tiomil |??}>cr eurretk'y,
iiivkoU and c?'?i* 187 46
Lawful MoiH'y Itoterve in
Hunk, viz;
11
Legal-Winder noU>H, 8,200 00 11,7^0 2.*>
H?-?ifiliation fund with If. S
Treasurer {(> per (M'tll of
circulation) 2.600 00
Total $yn,ot;8.s4
Capital Stock Paid in t Vl.000 00
Kui plu# fund lu.OOO 00
Undivided I'lolit*, JCx
pensen ami Tax en Putd fi.OO'-J 17
Nittioii;il Hmik uot<fH out
? Kiainliiif Ao.oOO 00
Dim to oilier National Hank* 8.033 73
Duo to Huti' ami Priya <?
Hanks and Han kern 3,o0000
Tdvioendit Unpaid 4,t*00 00
Individual Deposits subject
torliook ? 170,742 71
Gortjfiod Chock* 3ft oo
Oiithl'-JTj4 Chfcka fiiil.tiundinu l.V> .JO
Hill-, payable including certifi
?:a(* >> i t deposit for money
borrowed .'15.000 00
1 jiahilitii's oilier than f.!io?o
mIiovp at atod ( Renei ve int.
u.:ct) 101)0 00
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CALLS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT
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EST. E. (). M(CREIGIIT. .
Hp |pnpo|"tapt Evept
GENTLEMEN! .
THE PfrttlUEETING
of Gentlemen who are interested in
i buying high-grade Made-to
Heasure Fall Suits
AT MODERATE PRICES
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The expert Cutter and Fitter from
the Great Tailors of . Baltimore and
New York ?,
will be at our store on
HOHIIM AND II itl.U II 1,1 M 22-23
HIGH-GRADE CUSTOM SUITS
AT MODERATE PRICES
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At
The Gilt 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'JjSjany
thing in White
Goods, Figured
Muslin, Cotton
Voile, MadrasGing
hams, Mercerized
Novelty. Press
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' 8ti'a>v Hats at cut
prices. 13ig values in Table
Damask. Jap Art Squares
9x12 at $3 50. Lot Grex
Rugs and Art Squwes. Ono
casft remnant. Percales in bun
dles at 20c lb. 1 lot light, col
ored Fugi Silk at 29c vd.
Come and see us; we will
interest you.
Yours respectfully,
The Gilt Edge
Store
P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor