The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 26, 1910, Image 2
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PL..' M"DOWIILL'
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lidatcff' Cwii for County ?flic*
TO. Congressional $10.00.
ulrtvcl adr?rll?il)g will b? til
3totl upon application lit tlmoflU*
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MDKjtf, ?. C? AW. 26. 1910
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A Word Feinoiml.
,^/v,
T?> tho Dermc sey of Kershaw
tnty:?rTbe e)?*Cifoi> ??f Jjdgs of
Probilelij the last uaiuptign l?av
ng been '.n!y tor the unexpired
rn? of Hod. W. V. f rsnth*?,
tli?t offlce i? to he voted for agsio
uo*t Tuesday. Having served on
ly a purl of a i? mu, tod having
M I bops and helieye, Oiled thai
#ffl;e with entire satisfaction
and it being a long rstaldisb
?;d democratic custom to give a
faithful officer a foil, term,
I aolicit from the democrat
|0 voter* of K?r*kaw eounty their
endorsement for a full term, pledg
ing tbem the tame faithful service
in tho future that I have given in
the pvat, nod aouiing them that
' their support will be more greatly
appreciated than can be here exr
V pressed.
1 would further #tk that tbe
voters of the countv, before caating
their ballotv, weigh well the very
erroneous impressioun which have
recently gained currency con
cerning me. I bare been greatly
wrougtd. My loyally to the far
mers and my long service to the
democratic party abould refute
these impressions.
With deep gratitude for past
favors, I urn
v Very Respectfully,
W. L. McDowell.
A FiiIho Ntateincut Corrected.
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Wboreas, Mr W. R Hough in a
pnbllo speccli at Bethnne, 8 O.Auj*
24th. made the statement that Rev
- Ii. A. Mitchell, fr rracr pairtor of the
Camden Baptist Chnrch was run ?ut
of town on account of hie immorality,
wo as members of said Church do
Jionnoe the statement as false as the
following resolutions dated Nov. '28,
1009, will aliow :
O K howia,
W. R Kyp, .Jr ,
Dr. 8 F. Rrnsington,
K .J Lowin,
G. (I Brnce,
M. M. Itabon,
T.. K (ioodalo.
Resolutions Adopted l?y tlm Baptist
Congregation on tho Hetir^vy .
of tho ^ . n
??'' 17. A Mitchol'.
At Ihe morninu service held in the
Baptist ehiirch last Sunday morning
the following resolution, which is
more in tho form of a htter lct"lify.
ing tho appreciation of tho eonpjre*
lion, was adopted :
Resolution
Camden. 8. C.. Nov 20, 1901)
To Ri v. L A. Mitohell,
. " r. Camden, ^ C,
Dear Brother Having accepted
your icsignfltinu a? pastor of this
church wo deem it just and proper
before leaving us to convey to you an
nssurance of our profound apprecia
tion of the devoted service which you
have untiringly rendered hb during
the period of your pastorate.
It gives na pleasure to aay that as
a pastor you have been true in every
particular to the high and exacing
demands of your sacred calling; as n
Christian teacher your exau pie and
efforts have been moat worthy, and
ns acitzen you have ft-arlesrdv s ooj
for and advocated Lhos-e influences
which purify and clovuto human so
ciety
You oannot and will not alone be
remembered for the intenso interest,
unselfish devotion and oft mo* per
aonal Iohb and sacrifioc to which wo
nre gratefully indebted for our splen
did church edifice, but becautio of
you; gcjnerous an 1 fai.hful work in
our community, your eeafioUsB itfjrt
to promote the high standing and
usefulness of thn chnrch as a ureal,
tipllfiitg IhfliK'tico and powor, of >onr
effective organisation snd aye tenia
tizing i f ohurch uctivities, your iin
pressive development of tlc\ idea
and pructice of rii extended church
benevoleneo as a necessary menus
and ovidence of ppirilual growth of
? the individual and church; your an
xioiis and con?tsm ?A rt to olcvate
the Christian ideals of our people
and to Btimuiate and promote their
spiritual progresa.
While we deeply regret ihe fuet of
onr neperation, it is our earnest hope
^ that you may be fully spared in
health and stropgth to continue your
jfal labors In our Mahtcr'e cauwo,
be blessed with that buccots
oh yonr great ChriBtian consecra
ind fortitude so richly merit
Co your zealom and devoted wife,
whdse generous heart, kindly sym
palhy and unaelflsh Christian work
in our midst shall always be most
- 4$rateffllly and fcfTeotlonatcly oherUh
i wo nlso desire. to extend onr am*
^4-Lpst wishes.
x ...
Jyritb yoa out
M .I..1I .Knn
shall abun
ahalh'ba
Ibte
A Correction.
Mr. KtlliorI with io jeorrect
tbe statement wade by Mr. J. ().
Uoit-iirv ?u regard to Irj favoring
three other commissioners io ???
dftioo tp the tbiea U*i ?e now
ffisvr, to go to ?very man's door
to take tiii is* return. I wUh t<>
ssy thai I have never advuoaled
? it) such I'1*"
Yours triilr.
J\ T. Hr tice,
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A Card.
K'litor Camden Chronicle
v I potice tbe "UftMOgff" a
cird from C>pt. M. L. Smith io
referent:* to a squib 1 bad printed
comparing the different plans pro.
for the solution of lb" tax
probleot. Now f would liko to ?ij
to lho voters of Ketshaw count)
tb*t tbo basis for my alatement
?n ?? foil ?ws, v ?Senator
Hough KM id * io tbo presence of
Capt. Smlih that a bill win Intro
duotd a', the la?t session of ihe leg
islature J4 quiring three men to he
Heeled in each township of the
State to go together to cacb man's
door t? MtiM hit property. T.bU
hill wait Introduced by the Way*
and Mkiiii Commitlie. Ospt
Smith (*?i<1 io hi# addreaa at tin
Court House that hi; had dou'J nil
in liie power to get it bill through
tbe House of Representatives ttiat
would solve tbe ux probl< m .
' 11 ti'ing , b?en uuable to tind io
tbe House Journal whero any oib
er bill was introduced "Jong simi*
lar lines, I naturally concluded that
litis was tii? pUn Uo tried to get
through.
At VVist> llle Copt Smith told me
privately that he dtd not favor said
plan, and that the measure refer
red to in bis address was for tbe
Governor to appoint a commission
of five men to aludy the tax laws
of tbo* different States and out of
sutih study,' liiey could devise a
unliable law for South Garolioa.
I gladly made the correction for
Capt. Smith at Woatvillo and do
ao now through the press to put bl
and myself in tha proper light be
fore the voters of tbo count),
J. O. Most-ley.
This it to crriify ihnt wo the
underaigned were present and bran)
Mr'. P. ']'? liruc.o mnko tlio foliotr
iog ?lute in cm in regard to the in*
problem, viz: *1 |jnt whtn ho w .?
Auditor of Kershaw county lie ro
oouinieuded that three (3) men he
elected liy each oounty of i|te State
tb go t"H?M.|ier to each man'* door
with the A.udltor to aahess his prp
erty mid that was the plan ho now,
or ut Mm time ? f this cattverBai ion,
advocated for I tin Holutlon <t ihi*
problem. S K. .). Smith,
J. O. Moaelcy.
Witne*? ; ( L. S |
Allen H. Mui ClllSOD.
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^ . t<cai estate.
All parties having hoi men, lotfl or conn
tiy pi opt r < y for s*le will pirate
wiije me Ht Lancaster, S. (1 , or ace Mr.
L. A. Kirklan I, of Camden.
I'll lint your properly, advertiso it hihI
sell same at a small commission?no Sale
no pay.
FOR SALIC..
200aciea on West bank of Wateree
river Soihh fine land and good timber
on this tract. Pr?ce reaaonalde.
20 acres near Seaboard passenger sta
tion. Very cheap considering the desir
able location and quality of land.
400 ncr. s on Southern K. It. aliout. 7
miles north of Camden.
!f?0 acr?s on Camden?Cl.eruw road
about. 7 mile# from Camden.
r.00 acres i miles In low Camden on
I Charleston road. Some gta.d timber ami
I a IIno lot of wood on this place
'JHO acres on South side of Sander.*
Cre? k. tJcod timber and wood <.n placo.
An improved truck farm of 800 acres
|it) Beaufort county. M< dern improve
ments, Aiteaian wells and healthy locali
ty, a aix room dwelling and tenant housea
on pluco
100 acres, the Kllcrbce plice, ;< milrs
noith of Camden, west side Liberty Hill
road- Enough cl tared land for twu-horee
farm. One tenant house. A nice loca
tion and a place that can bo Improved.
00 acres ft miles north of Camden on
Liberty Ilill road?tho Kirkland place.
Rents for $100 or over. Pi Ice $fi50. -
180 acres n?nr Liberty Hill, Mrs.
Frank Paikeraj adjoins lands worked by
Chum Cunningham: nearly all in pine
woods Price reiy low,
1475 aorcu, nin mile north of Liberty
HiJi. known as the Pur/ placo, 100 aorta
in cultivation whio'i rents for HO halo of
cotton, 000 aer?s in u omu which will saw
thro* to lour million feet of lumber and
cut in a ny thousand coids of wood, rests
principally in old Held and pasture Part
lev, I, pait I illy and part rolling. Hastwo
large beds of ilii'! vi unite, two n ee quart >
sins with ninny milpon onbic feet, of rock
in sigbt. ()n?? hirite two-story housi and
twelve 2- 3- and oroom tenant hous's;
plenty miming water, 10 springs and a
number of wells ou j?lac ?. Price $25,000.
12711 acrcs oil Lynchvs Itiver known
as the Blair pl?co, adjoins lands c( \V. I
I). Hilton. Estate lantfs of .Mosfs lln'ish
ami others; six miles from Rctliune; 350
acres worked, 700 acres in woods, 200
acres wired iu for p'slure. A bargain ut
*16,1*0.
Ala'*039 acres adj'tiniug above tract,
all in wooile, for quick sale, $5 per aero.
10 acres ]) R. Williams, at north edge
of Camden, fronts Broad St. on Ea*t,
Knight's Hill road on the North, and Q.'
T Little on the South; closed in and has
a fine view , price $36^0.
10 lots in north Camden, fronting on
Broad street, 00 fret front by 2f?0 ?Fcep,
nearly in iront of Ki.kwood Hotel. Nice,
lovel and very desirable for houses for
the best of people. I). It. Williams lot:
price flftO a lot.
Nice-6 or g room house, on a 32 acre
lot in noith.rast Camden fronting on Un
ion street and other lands of D. R. Wil
isrsr.
hlienor a truck or dairy farm- price
T. M. BRLK, Real Estate A gt,
Lancaster, S. O.
L. A. KIRKLAND, Agent at
FIFTY
WONDERFUL SPECIALS
F?P AUGUST SELLIPS!
ALL 50 SPECIAL ITEMS ARE.LISTED BELOW
Every ofte a Trade-Winner and should crowd our store
the Entire Month. As Each Article is Sold out we
shall withdraw the number from sale. Read
every item, aswe haveselected the most
staple articles for this SUMMER END
CLEAN-UP SALE
SALE OPENS THURSDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1910...
All 50 items must be sold out entirely as they all con
sist of our surplus Summer Merchandise and we must
push this summer stuff off to make room for-an
immense Fall and Winter Stock.
Call and INVESTIGATE this selling?it will pay you
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Special No 1 ?
100 pieced Kng'iah Longoot'h 0 to 12 yard lengths, r?gutar IBe q ml ty at 10? yt.nl
Special "No 2
50 doz ladi<*? 11 ar? dker^liie Th, nil puro linen, iv^u'iir 25o .quality,-for ?hh sa'e ppclai,
but only I dozen to eucli ouatoiiK-f, at only 1 00 (ley.
Special No 3
'2000-yf?MU solid colored ( hamhr^y, vulne 12 J 2c a^. 7 12". 3?1 ?
Special Nr 1
800 yards Red Seal Oinhauis, Yaluo Ion yard, nt only ? 10c yd
Spocia' N<> 0 ?
I chB9 Fhirting print**, good quality, only Ss yd _
Special 17" 0
10 dozen Bedspread*, large size, value 1 50 at only 98c.each
Special No 7
25 dozen 10 4 Sheets raa.lo of good quality -eliwcli- value 85c,.only 05c each
Special No 0 ? .?
15 dozen Pill.iw Cases h^mstioliod an 1 full siz\ 25c value, ? n!y 153 each
Spccial N<' 9 '?
100 dozen Towels, extra larj.;<> ?izc, value 15c a', on y ? 10c each
Spccial No 10
1000 yards 30 inch l'ajama chuck, a sp-ciaHy good tin. ^ for undergoir, d'e*s?-H and
ladies wuIbIh, value~I5\i fit only - t 0o yard.
? Special N<> 11
1 ca*e Klaxon checks, popular white j?"0 1b of the b< ason, bought in *hort Iei??lh? faun mill, on'yJJM v,j
Special No 12 .?~
1 case of pood quality Hoi Ticking tu '-hor'- lenglrt.-", for thm f -i.lt* only .... ? ' Hi 2*. yd
S^gc^IITo 15"'
l Cane of good quality Foatl.er liek'n<; is. v. lu- 20o at <.ii!y 12 1 2.5 yard
- Special No 14 -
5 pea .}(> in while Li^nr?f*',^[),Mj ,j-ia*jty, y.m p y . |h wh<*r.: 15-, our price fur this sale only 10e. y?1
' Special IIo 15
w.'nO yds Apron Uirghoin*, fti-n-'ard quality. re?u'ar price K)e \d, fpcrial lor thin utile 0 l le yd
. Spccial No 16
5 dozen Ladies WaiBts new up to d ito kly 1 cn. vulun 1 to 1 .."?0 -it only 08e t ach
Special No 17
1 case of <^o ) 1 quality H ?Me'iiu^ I-i?J inch v\ ide. f*o<i ' v^'oV. ?m>1v 9c yard
?- Special No 18
1250 yards Sea Isl .nil, extn fin*1 quality... v -la ? H? ? a' u v H;* yard
Special No 19
2000 yards 30 inch Sea l-ilanl. villi' 7 1 2c, a*, on'y 5o yard
Spccial No 20
'25 picroi of 3:5 inch I'erc i o h*an la' l 12 1 'J.: quality for fiia sale ouly 10c yard
Sporlal N(i 2 1 |
25 Voile 8k'rt<*. black only, ImU'l
Bom"ly tui 1 orfv'.
Viilue 10 00 I
fur Uiin phIo ool) ?."> 4K !
? lX'cisti Ni> 212
?1. ?/. hi ?uk IImtlurMoom Un??ar
(!e< |> oni!>ro"<h'ry (1 >unci
HU'i tul h 7. \ va!ti<> 1 r?0
nt only 93o
Sj> rial No
*1 00 Atnerieun Ueau'v ftu<l \V. B.
()nr?,etp, all ne# styles atnl ?. 11
' h:7; s in stock
f< r tlii* eule, only 6!)? each
Special Ho 24
25 pieces black Dross G ><>.)". i; ? sty'os. u'l wool, biio'i t\3 \*erg<?, LI .lisUo. Wool TuAVln,
l'rnutlla Mohair. otc , ?<^u 'ir 1.25 quality, ut on'v 80c yanl
Sproitil No 2.")
2r? dcz'n Wash UoHb with I'eiwl buokU s, solid white and c> lor*, 25c values ut ouly 10c caoli
SpeciaSs No. 26
75-i Niglr. Go*iir ut IHr o.lIi 40c Mii'!i."i Drawers at 2'.\a
1.50 " " " ?Wo " 75c " " 48c
2 50 '' " " 1.43 " 4rt(s Corset Covers 23c <?
1 00 Un-jorftkirtn " 69 l* " 65? " " 48i
1 50 ' " OS ' 1,1c rhjMroi.'fi Drnwura 10.:
2 00 " " 1 IS ' '21V- Mssta' " lr?o
Fp cittl No. 27
25 Wash Coat Suits* sold fr m 5 00 to 0 00, your choioo for this sale, only 3 75 cacli
Spcml No. '2*
25 ilciSt'n I.adio-i Clauz'j Ytvi*. 1 1 n <u> y fieifcho ', on!v oTich
N| trial No V J
f>0 pioct'H all linen Torchon lac\ v;v!,n It) {>?
yard, special lit only b.% yard
Special No. 30
50 pairs L'l *e Curtains, value 1 00 pj,ir at tiJc ;?r
Sp{ cia 1 No a I
50 Ihip'ex safoty pins, price ovui)\\luiC lOo
card, for tliis tale only 5c carl
S p i c i h 1 N ? > 32
100 gross Pearl Buttons, goo 1 5c quft'iiy, for thin
sale, only 3c doz
Special N.:. 33
5 Fibre Art Squares, 9x12, vahi?1250, ppccial 7 08
Special No. 31
100 pair lail.es low bhocn, valuo 1.75, only 1/25
> p? cir1 Ni?. 35
100 pair ladies low shoes, patent lcnilie", vic'i, ami
gun raetal, value 3 00, only 1 OS
Special No. S6
ltegina patent loalher and Vici Oxfords, 3 50 quality
only 3 10
Special Na. 37
100 p&ii' Mens Oxfords, value 3.00, on'y 2 20
Spi-ciil No. ?
Bate* 3.50 and 4 00 Oifordr, p ioj cut to cloa* out
~v"??-?
Nil. ill)
*h)0 p-.ir Mt Its find B. ya Tennis OxfurJs, regular 50c
vol no, nn'y JWc pair
Special No. 40
5(0 p.it Hovm l'aalfl, value 1 00 lo 1 75. :it Too pair
S p?*r iil N o. *4 I
50 .M i>* Su.tu, our regular 10.00 iu ts, only C 98:
Special No. 4'2 ? ^
i:> Mtuj-. ?>uil??, our $15 00 Special, only 10 01)
Special No. 43
50 Mcna suits sold at, $20 00, now only 14 48
SpecialUo. 44
150 pair Moos pants, value 81.50, only 98c pair
Sprcinl No. 45 1
100 pair M> ns pants, value $2.00, only 1 48 piir
Special No. $0
All uur $4.00 to 5.00 l'anta, for ^liis sale only 2.08 pr
Special No, 47
B V I> Underwear, value 50c. only 39c
Special No. 48
tta'brigfcn and Fuioi Koit Undershirts au<) Drawers,
Special only 25c each
Special No. 49
100 dot Knox Knit half hoae, worth 25c, only 15c pr
Spccial No<~KTT~
106 dog Meo* SUtrta. va'ne 75c at only 48c each
MM BROS. ftCO.
Our Mr, (ius hi'rsch is now in the
Northern /Markets, so we are of
ferinjf at Special prices for the
next thirty clays the most at
tractive line of merchandise
in the City of Camden.
These are genuine bargains in .every
department of our Big Store. ? We
call special attention t>> bargains
_ , . .. _/ I
in Summer Goods, Figured Lawns,
Dimities, Nainsook, Colored and
?J
White Flaxons, also light weight
Woolen Goods.
SPECIALS
2 pes Oream l^erge with blark stiipe 7~)e quality at JS9.
\\ <? have a i;ra d lot of Dices Good* that wo arc offering
at r< <]m*' <1 p'. ?ct 8
Ladies' Summer Coat Suits
0 I>inen Coat. sui;s, I*?rmori\ $7 50 will.^o for a few days 248
2 Linen ('rash Knits, former'y s dd at 10.00 will go at 4 48
15 Ladies' while liu?n skirl?, value 1 2o at 69c
15 ladies1 h< av) tailored linen skirts, they ^o at 98c
Lulics WLi'o Shirt Waists -Our entire stock will go at a
great, sacrifice
immense Slaughter of Clothing
Our mtire ftock of Mj ms Boy's and Children's Suits must
ho sold in the next, thirty da>s, regardless of values, as we.
must make room for our fall line. Our Mr. 0us Hirsoh is ill
the Noithern Market at present, where he will buy an ^un
usually attractive line for the corning season.
As you are aware, we earry Stiau>s & Bios. high ehsfl
Clothing which lias been ackuowl. .d^ed. hv the host dres?rfl
that there is none better.
Now is the time to i^'t bargains, so if you want to make a
f?*w purchases come and see what w.e have to offer you. We
will m.Uo i( interesting for yen. ? ?
"The Big Store."
Camden, ? ? South Caro