The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 21, 1910, Image 3
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Phone 00
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Wants to Buy a f*m?.
Wanted?To buy R btoaII Fartn
forcaab. Addreta P. O. Box 886,
Catpden, 8. C.
U. D. O.
Tlir*r*> will lie a called itteeliop
"i the .1 'tin I) Kennedy ChapUi
U. |). C. on Monday Xlerooou,
Oo}j 24, at 4.30 o'clock. Place not
mentioned.
~ Kerchaw Association.
? '
The Kcrthaw Mh|>tist Aetocia
tioo which mil 1m#I ?nk ill SaDi
Hill Church, mar Kershaw, is ?ai?.
t(i be oi.e of the moat eucc*$iifu
meetings ever h*Id in, the county.
f ?
To Organize New National Party in
State.
We have Ik-mi i< qut etcd to ?n.
hounce that 1.11 thoee in sympathy
with the mnvf meet to^fe-organiz
the Republican party into a new
fl/iltonail party in th.iti . State Art
aiked to men at the Council cheif.
her in Camden on TuftttVay nexi.
Oct; 25ihr, at 12 o'clock, to elfe
? dt'leghtee to the Slate oopvantioi
wbtoh meets in' Columbia on
VVeduefcdaj, Qot. 26ib.
? Given a Position in Columbia.
Mr. Wtiller Mjera w'tio f?>r ? loo}
Uroc haa been' tho inmapngrr ho'
for lie Wfslorn UnI??n T legropt
C> litre, him he^n gfvon the por
tion o/^#u,r i" (iy Woetcri
1 /with j
urtoii "yitmiBi ?
wT m y"*w
kult* H oompliiucui
to Itirii. iJ[ o|?ige application l<
Ini^imtaa,\BL|: has flued himself;
forliUifl pf.Mjtlon nnd we are #ur?
1,1 V.tfcwliffolly measure* np if
UffrtlBlfrn Jfellllice oMbe < Iflee.
Have you given
the Kirk wood (j ro
eery a trial order
yet? If not, do so
and watch their
prices and prompt
delivery.
\ Just Arrived.
A new lot of pattern hats from
New Yo.H at Hirsch Bros; <fc (>.
rUey are the very latest ntyles,
C-ill and sen litem,
New Furniture Store.
Messrs. J. P. Lewi*, W. T Smith,
!?. I). Trapp and J. K. Christmas
have formed a copartnership and
mh.uik?d in the furniture husincM.
Hidfr the Arm name of the Cam
?en Furniture Co. Tae new firm
?o.cupit-H the store one door norll
>f Lewis & Christina* The)' ear
fy, a nice line of furtii'uro and wjli
he glad for you call on/hem.
PERSONAL.
Copt W M Shannon was in Wash.!
ington thin week on profe9sional bus
?ne?H.
Dr I II Ahxaoder is attending Hie
4ynod which ir in session in Newt I
oerry this week. Ho is expected in
return today.
Quito a number of our citizens]
-vent over to the Columbia threatrei
>n Monday n'ghtto witness the play
"What every woman knows'1
Wo woie delighted on Monday
?nRt to receive ft vi?it from that ex
??client gentlprunn Mr J S Gardner uf
Ilerftliaw. .Mr Gardner hud been on
?i visit to liis brother ftl Bulbune who
has hem quite sick but who we ftre
<!ad to learn is some bettej now.
Our good fiiend, Mr T H Norton;
from the upper part of tlte county,
in to flee ui on Saturday lftbt
\l'liotj!>h up in jears. Mr Ilorton in
*ti>l young in cpirit and his visits ftre
h benediction tolin We are always
pec you Mr Ilorton. Come
fgSh/a^ ajruin.
Judge V_W F Hufiscll who is can
yas?ing tl.o county i*1 the interest of
the County Fair returned on Wednes
lay lost after an absence of several
days. * He report# that considerable
interest-is beiopf manifested in the
Fair and fhe prospects are I hat there
will be a great many exhibits. -
Kershaw Baptist Union.
The uuion 'meeting1- of the Ker.
shaw Association will convene with
the Beaverdnin Church Oct. 29?30. ?
Saturday session, 10 a in, prayer
and praiee conducted by pastors.
10 30 la the laymen's miHsionary
movement a neoesHiij?| By Hev R1
L Lawaon and J O Moseley.
10 30 If the ac^pture makes
tithing binding today, ..hovtf cpn one
escape punishment who fail to pay
ti(het>? Uev 0 R Carries, Uev 0 D
Peterson, Rev S J> Hatfield
12 30 Dinner.
1 30 Shouldn't committeemen be
| more responsive to the call of duty,
both in the work of the Associate
jtnd the unioDfc? S F Kelly, J A
West/
2 30 How can we best enlist onr
young people sis a working force in
.the Ohrirchet?' Hev T L Oole, J E
Dnfre, 8 A West, I*co Cfttoa.
Miitoellaneoua business.
Adjournment.
Sunday morning session ll> o'clock
prayer and praise by pastors.
11 Preaching by ltev T L Oole.
VV. S. Walters, Com.
?* ouro...
new goods every
rf/ ' ? V^&jfcVl. *??/"" * .^jil^ "" 'J
>ur heavy grocery
it we can astonish
heap prices;. Give
T
:uujks xmjjj'
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At Lang's Grocery
i?fl .?'? (irah.itn l'Mour
Q .t Me?>l Uuckwhtat
Gr'ppo Nut#
Croam of Wheat
find all ofhor (Yicals
4 _
Fresh Vermont Maple Syrup
Kva porated Peaches
Dried Figs, Dates, etc;
Try "PANSY" PLCUR
the he8t on the market.
Phone 68
Trespass Notice.
All perapu* are hereby furbbhlen to
trcspaHH ujjpn Iho lands of J. W. lly
alt, situated about 12 miles from Cam
ilcii on (lu> Porter public road, for any
|)iir|in>e whatsoever. Anyone dltiregaiif.
in? tlii* notice will ba thalt witli to the
full extent of the law.
K. K. HYATT,
Manager,
Oct. 21, 1910
Trespass Notice.
All persona are hereby warned not to
trespass upon my lands for the purpose
of hunting, tubing or f>>r any other pur
pose w hatRoever, or nll<?w I heir stock to
trespass on taid lands Parties disregard ?
iiitf this notice will be punished to the
full extent of tho law.
J. K. BAXLKY,
A. H UAXLKY.
Kershaw, 8. C., P. K. 13. No. 4.
? Administrator's Notice.
All parties indebted to the estate of the
lata R. C. Johnson, arc hereby
notified to mako immediate payment to
mc ; and all parties, if any, having claims
against the said estate will present the
same duly attested.
W. K. JOHNSON, JR.,
Administrator Estate of R. C. Johnson.
Oct,. 10th, 1910.
Executor's Notice.
Having executed ull the provisions of
the Will o{ the late Emily H. South, and
a final accounting of the came having
veen made, notice ia hereby given that
one"jfnoYitlffrom Hi\k date, on Oct 10th.
1910. 1 will applv to thfi Judge of Pro
bate for Kersuavv County for a discharge
a# Execnto'r of said Estate
L. T. MILLS.
Sept. 9, 1910. Executor.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
Discharge As Guardian.
Notice is hereby given that my Wnrds,
Leolyn and Willie Wnters," phih}ren of
myself and of tho lateW.N". Waters,and of
whomlam guardian .having become of wae
i will one month froin this dale.ouS.atur
day. October 29, 1910. at 11 o'olock in the
forenoon, arply to the Judge of Probate
fi>i' Kershaw'Oonntv for a Final Discharge
ad Guardian of eaid Wards,
AMANDA E. IIALL.
Camden, S.-C., Sept. 29, 1910.
. 'Citation.
South Carolina.?Kershaw County
By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate
Whereas, Miss Kate Villepiguo made
suit io me, to K-rant hor Letter? of Ad
ministration of the Estate of, and effects
of Eugene Viiiepigiie, deceased.
Thc?o are therefore to cite and ad
monish all und singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Eugene Villepigue,
deceased, that they be and appear before
me, in the Court of Probate, to he held
at Camden, H. 0.,- on Nov. 5 next,
after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in
ihe foienoon to show rauae, it any they
have, why the said administration should
not he granted.
Given under my hand, this 21st day
of Oct , A D. JOtQ. "
' w. L. Mcdowell,
_ Judge of Probate for Kerahaw County.
Ptfnliajied or^ the 21st day of October
?1010, in the Camden Chronicle.
ATTENTION!
? ? ??, , ?? s. -
The store on Main
St., formerly occu
pied by Mr. K. W,
Murchison, under
the name of The
Up-Town Grocery,
has been reopened
and a full fiine of
Groceries will be
kept at all times*
Respectfully,
nut city mm,
E. I. WILLIAMS, PROP.
kg;
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Your CHILDREN MIGHT
NEED
Your Money
t Some: pay:
PUT SOME IN THE BANK
For them Now it will
work for them in the
BANK
SUPPOSE YOU 1)1 KJ) TODAY, would you leave behind
lielplees little children? You will noj fear for the FUTURE
OF YOUR FAMILY if you have money in our bank.
Make OUR Hank YOUR Bank.
Wo pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
THE IMF NATIONAL HANK ~~
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
Enteipiise Building k Loan
Association.
Organized AugiiHt 1, 1883.
I NINTH SERIES,
On January 1, 1911, the Enterprise
Building & Iioan Apfiociution will organ
i/.? tlie Ninth (.01H) Series. Bo6kn of
RiibtoripUon for Stock now open hi f.l o nf.
lice of the Secretary au<) Trensuror?One
<lo)lur. per alinro puvitble monthly.
ty. K. JOHNSON,
See. <& Treasurer.
Camden. S. C., Sept. 23rd, 1910.
Real Estate.
All parties having Iioupch, lots or conn*
t* y properly for s?le w ill please
write ino at Lancaster, S. O , or gee Mr,
L. A. Kirk land, of Camden.
I'll list your property , advertise il and
pell eacne at a small commission ? no sale
no pay.
FOR 8ALE, .
200 act eu on West bank of Wateree
river. Some'-Ann land *nd good timber'
on this tract. J- N. Jones tract nenr S A
L trestle. Price $20 an acre.
30 acres near Seaboard passenger sta
tion. Very cheap considering the detir*
able location and quality of land $800'
400 acres on Southern It. K. al?out 7
miles north of Camden. Vaughan placc,
$4000.
160 acres on Camden?Cheiaw roa<j
ahout 7 miles from Camden. $10 acre.
< 500 acres 4- miles below Camden on
Charleston road. Home good timbor^ujd
a fine lot of wcoJ on this place. $8 per
i>cre.
100 aiireti, tho EUerbeo place* 8 miles
north of Camden, wept side Liberty Hill
r<vul. Enough cleared land for twu.horse
farm. One tenant Iiquqc. A" 'lice loca
tion and a place that can be improved.
$3000
00 uorca 0 miles north of Camden on
Liberty Hill road?the Kirkland place.
Rents Cor $100 or over. Price $060.
180 acres near Liberty Ilill, Mrs.
Frank Paikera; adjoins lands worked by
ChuTi Cunningham; nearly all in pine
woods i'/ioo $5 per acre.
1475 acres, tno mile nortli of Liberty
Hil'i known aa the perry place. -100 ucfcT
in cultivation which rents for 80 bales of
cotton, 6<)0 acres In woods whiehlwill saw
three to lour million feet ol lumber and
cut nuny thousand cords of wood, rents
firincipaily in old Held and pasluie. Part
e.vri, part hilly and part rolling. Has two
larg<* beds of lino granite, two nice quarry
sites with many million cubic feet of rock
in si^ht. One large two-story houtsa and
twelve 2-. 3- and G room tenant houses;
plenty running water. 10 springs and a
number of wells on place. Price $25,000.
A's> 2t?09 acre* a?t joining thin tract ol
fine aand bill land ?very cheap at. $5 an
acre, if taken up right etT. This price
vs ill not i-tar.d \ ery long as this land
is sure to go higher?adjoinivg InudV
bringing $<> to $25 an acre?a cbanec to
make good money.
10 ucrcs, 1) K. Williams, at north edge
of Camden, fronts 11 road St. on East,
Knighi'n iiill road on the North, and O.
T Little on the South; close in and has
a fine view , price $3050.
10 lots In north t^ainden, fronting on
Broad street, <?0 feet front hy 260 deep,
nearly in front of Kirkwood Hotel. NicG,
level and very desirable for houses for
the best ol people. I). It. Williams lot:
price $550 a lot.
Nice 0 or 8 room lituse, on a 32 ncre
lot in north'-east Camden fronting on Un
ion etreet and other lands of D. R. Wil
liams just south of John lloykiti, former
ly the K. 8. Nettles place. Veiy d?sira.
ble for a truck or . dairv farm- price
HftOOO.
T. M. It ELK, Real KstateAgt,
Lancaster, S.- O.
L. A. KIRKLAND, Agent at
Camden.
LUMBER
ROUGH AND DRESSED
Framing, Flooring, Ceiling,
Weatherboard ing,
Moulding, etc.
Our prices can't be beaten
or anything in the building
line.
No order too large or too email for onr care
ful attention.
See us before placing your order.
DAVIDSON LUMBER CO.
^ (Near Southern Railway Depot)
Phone 104 Camden, 5. C.
jSIEW F^LL PE^S
IN HATS WITH MANY NEW
STYLES FOR YOUR
SELECTION.
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A very cordial invitation is extended to
all to oome and inapect the handsome line of
ftt)liah Millinery l am displaying. ^Oome
whether you wiah to purchase or not. It is
pleasure to show these extremely becoming
ras"-" >
scHPK*-?
MA3^flpG?RAI.D
i rr,$. ..nanR5
At
The Gilt Edge
t
Store
Boautiful line of Fall and
Winter.gooda ju'irt ill. Now
is the time to fix up the chil
dren for school. (Jalatea,
Plaid Suitings, Ginghams,
Madras, Calico, Percales, etc.,
just the things for them.
Nice Line ready-mado dress
es for girls from 0 to 14 years
old.
Ladies' and children's ready
to-wear liatH in new fall styles.
Novelties in Cotton Dress
Goods, Poplins, Mohair, Suit
ings and Mercerized goods.
Beautiful line Kimona and
Night ' Gowns, Outing and
Flannelletts.
Shoes.
We can shoe the whole fam
ily from the baby up. The J.
W. Carter Line of SOLID OAK
SHOES for men and boys.
None better, try a pair.V
Big line Ladies'and Men's
Sweaters ' "
.. ?* . \ * \f
Gents Furnishing Gocfds?
Big line Shirts and underwear.
Specials.
A good Sea Island at 5o yd
A good Checked Homespun
at 5c yd
Dark Colored Calico 5o yd
Bagging & Ties.
2 Star, 1 Star, Farmers',
Peerless, 2nd Hand, etc
Prices right?see us before you
buy>
Yours respectfully,
The Gilt Edge
%
Store
P. T. Yillepigue, Proprietor
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