The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 18, 1910, Image 2

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{SjhrottifW BVKBY KBIDAT M'POW BIjL. WliwawpwwHBia-i u-miia I, 8. 0., NOV Itt, ItflO ffwwwwww' j i'.'j j) ua A ('all to Fai miMN. . tUa undersigned citisane and Tvfa of Kurabnw county, rrqueit member* and former members of j UiHqr?In fact all far a ill Mi ar? intubated in the auo and welfare of lbs farm ? to __ at the court hou*? Wednesday 0, l4Ll?, hi eleven o'clock, 1 1910* the purpose of reorganising tbe ..ruerV Union of Karalia* county ; ? ?ho O. Richards, Jr , A. K. Ken uedv, J. K. West, Newton Kelley, D. M. Kl.klev, W. D. McDovrall, 8. A. Waa?, J. 8. Brown, L. C Young, J. L. Gutty#, Kdward 8iU, 1). M. Us thune, H. II. Pearce, L. W. Hoykin, K. A Brown, J. O. Moaeley, The Premiums. TUo following la a liat of preuoi umi awarded at the Ker*b%w County Fair last week: 8tock Department. First priae, 95; second, $2. Finest Kershaw county raised colt, two to four years old?First prize, 8'. 8. Jones, Kershaw; second, Helton Owens, Boy kin. Flneit Kershaw county raised colt! under two years old?Firat, h. '1,1 < in loo; second, Joseph Bheheen & Jiro, Finest horse shown to bugKy, horse I filly to count, owned outaide incor porated town?First, I,. W. Hoykin; second, H. A. HnwkluK. Finest pair, shown to' buggy, horsoa only to count, owned outaide incor porated towns?First, B. 8. Jonea; sec ondi D. L. Johnson. Finest horso shtiwn to buggy, horsej nnd appointments to count?First, 0 T. tattle; second, L. W. Hoykin. Fiuest pair shown to buggy, horse*1 und appointments to count-?First und second, (j. T. l.ittle. Finest saddle horse?First, T. B.l Hell; second, J. 8. Trantham, Finest brood-, m4fi??Flr&t, Samuel I Doykin; second, J. 8. Urown. Finest stallion?First, W. W. Crox ton; second, T. W. McNeely. Finest Kershaw county raised mule two to four years old?First, P. T. Villepigue; second, L. W. Hoykin. -Finest Kershaw county raised muluj colt, under two years old?First, Bel ton Owens; second, J. S. Hrown. Finest mule ahown to wagon, mule only to count, owned outside of t'nin den?First, ft. ft. Micklo; second, J.I Smith.. , ' i'inest pair of miiles shown to wag on, mules only to count, owned out Hide of town?First, J. M. Smith; sec -Ond, It. T. Mjcklo. AJulo shown to wagon, mule only to count, open to the world?Firat, J. M. 8mith; second, It. E. Sill. Fair inulos, shown to tho wagon, mules only to Count, open to tin r the World'?First, Conder-Mooro Mult Co.; second, J. M. Smith. Jacks?First, Henry Savage; sec ond, W. W. (Jrojcton. rr ?pociaI prize?Subsoil plow given through Burns ^ Barrett, for finest Pair mules, J. M. Smith. .Finest milk cow, full blood?First, O. W. Crosby; second; W. C. Hough ...Finest bull, full blood?Firat, (}. W CraaJ>y; second, A. S. White. Fljtest calf under one year?First,] A. II. Boykin; second, \V. C. Hough Finest milk cow, grado?First, Guhj Hirseh; second, j. K. ij0o. Finest beef cow?First, C. H. Mc Caakiil; second, Henry Savago. Finest beef, bull or Rteer-^First Henry Savage; socond, C. n. McCas rr- Hogs. First prize, $3; second, $2. Finest boar?First, Samuel Boy kin: second, G. A. Gulgnard. Finest sow?First, G. A. Gujgnard; second, Samuel Uoykln. Finest how with litter?First, G. A Gulgnard; second, C. 11. MeCasklll. Largest hog, under one year old First and second. G. A. Gulgnard. Sheep: First prize, $3; second, ?2. Finest pen, one rani and at leas! two ewas?First, J. M. Smith; second II. T. Mickle. Goats (finest' ram)?First, H. 'T. Mickle; second, T. W: McNeely. Finest nanny?First, T. W. McNee ly;.second, R. T. Mickle. Poultry. First prize, $5; second, $2. ? American cIobs?First pen, Eugene SV A. Brown; second, J. 1). Sinclair; flrai pair, T. L. Little; second pair, E. A Brown. English class -First pen, Dr. \V. J Dunn; scecond pen, Mrs. A. 8. White, first pair, Dr. W. J. Dunn; second pair, Mrs. A. S* White, ribbon. Oriontal game class (r.o pens)? First pair, W. C. Ni$hqlson, $2; Wad liy JB. Ilinson, ribbojf. Mediterranean class?J D. Sinclair, $2.50; no other pens. First pair, J. D. Sinclair, $2; W. C. Nicholson, ribbon. EPlt games?no pens: first pair, J; S. imond, $2; second pair, David icrspoon, ribbon. jles?Ribbons were awarded E. >wn on his exhibits of Barred Hooks, White Wyandottes lo Island Reds; to T. L. Lit rtrtdg* Wyandottes,.White Wfclte Orpingtons; Gus is Duff Wyandottes; W. J. -Rhode Island Reds and >:~smciatiran ti# Orpingtons and 8. White, Buff NlcholHon Ws White Leg Wl Wt Ms Brown Hinson on . ?r v' v? ?r r^AVgzWv it M. XJI-' Simmon* Hardware Co. through A. D. Kennedy, awarded J. D. Sinclair. Special prize (111 ? it i cut tor) (liven by Norvollo Shepleigh Hardware C? through Burns ft Barrett, awarded T.i U Wttle. j White DelfcMim hares- W. C. Nicbol hoii, blue ribbon. Farm Producto. Cotton -Finest Ave specimen plant a, Improved variety, 1$. A. Brown, $2.50; no eecorid,;; \ Finest Specimen lint, long staple First, II. (1. Carrleon, $1; no second. Finest specimen lint, short utaple First, J. C, Hilton, $1; no second. ,J Conn Kin* nt Mtalk, wltb ears and ! fodder? Firwt, W. C, Hough, $3; sec-1 Opd, I' i <<iiion, |2. Finest lot 10 ears- First, Hamuol lloyUin, $0; second, J. K, Ik-Kay ft Hon. |8, Finest ?ar, typo ear Firm, W. C. Hough, $&; (HKOttdi J* 1. Ouloo, 93. ! Most complete report on prl/.e acre ' ? -Kli'Ht, K. A. Brown, $0; no second. Oata?Flneat bushel seed oata? j PI rat, ly, VV. Boykln, $l.f?0; no second. Pea's Finest and purest. buMhel seed ptM First, A. U. Miireblson, $3; jWC* phd, .i. p, Hilton, ribbon. Hay? FincHt bale pea vino hay? First, 10, A. Brown, $1.60; no second. Finest bale grass' bay? First, C. B. HcQaibDl, $1.50; no second. \ Potatoes Finest bushel sweet pota toes -First, J. M. Spears, $3; second, A. H. White, ribbon. Sugar cane and molasses ? Kim ul live specimen stalks sugur cane?First, J. K. hcKiiy & Hon, $l.i'>U; no second. Finest gallon molasses First, \v. w. ('roxton, $1; no second. Special prize (cultivator) (liven by Beck ft Gregg Hardware. Co. throiiKh A. I). Kennedy to farmer taking mostj prizes in fiinn products, 10. A. Hrown Vegetables- Flm-st collcctlon grown during y?*ar- -First, Mrs. (1. <1. Alexan der, $2; uo second. Finest specimen* ton)nto:-First, Mrs. 10. A. Brown, 60c{ 'second, Mrs. (it G. Alexander, ribbon. Irish potato -r- First, Mrs, 10. A. Hrown; second, Mrs! 0. G. Alexander. Onion?First, J. G. Hilton; second, Mrs. 0. G. Alexander. Turnip--.1. C. Hilton, first; C. B Thompson, second. Collard?Mrs. B. P. DeLoach,, first; W. W. Muckabee,.second.. Pepper?B. .1. Whltaker, first; Mrs. (i .(?. Alexander, second. Lettuce?Mph. G. O. Alexander, first; mIkh a. i,. peck, second, licet Mr*. <!. <i. Alexander, first; no second, ' lladish-r^Mrs. W. Gelsepheimer, Hrst; Mrs, (1. 0. Alexander, aecond. Nuts?Finest peck pecans?First, Mrs. G.G. Alexander, $1;. second, Mrs. Hruce Duvls, ribbon. Peanut'? Finest exhibit, shown on vines.?First, Mrs. (S. (1. Alexander, $1; no second. Apple?First, Pearce'caSk Brown; no second. Pear First, Mrs. 10. C. von Tres okow; no second. | Citron?J. C..Hilton; no second. Dairy Department. Finest pound butter (appearance and; piality to count)---First, Samuel lloy kin, $11; aecond, Mrs. H. B. Jordan, $2 Milk showing most feTenm from cow diown at fair---First, G. W. Orosby. $2; Hecond, A. S. White, $1. * Finest country hum shown raw (size, appearance, condition, trim ming to count)?First, Samuel Boykln, J2, second, 10. A, Brown, $1. Household Department?Culinary. .Bflllosw.FI nest display (not less than lour varieties-to bo entered by rach contestant, one spoeimen of each variety)?First, Mrs. H. M. Williams, <2; second. Miss Margaret McDowell, It. Finest specimen glass?First, Mrs, (j. B. Nettles, 75 cents; second, Mrs. io. J. niBSeJJ, no cents. Preserves?Finest display (not less than five varieties to he shown by each contestant, one Jar of each variety) i'Mrst, Mrs. L. I. Gulon, $2; second, Nlrs. 10. A. Brown, $1. Finest specimen Jar?First, Mrs. II. M. Siil, 75 cents; second, Mrs. A. I>. Kennedy, f>0 "cents. Pickles?Finest display (not' less lhan three varieties to be shown by ach contestant, one jar of each varie y)?First, Mri. E. A. Drown, $2; soc >nd, Mrs. II. I*. DeLoache, $1. Specimen of sweet. whole, cucum ber, init ?!. mustard. otc., each variety ?First, Mrs. I,. S. I>oykln, 50 ccnts; ?e? cin<i, Mrs. J. It. Wallace, ribbon. First, $1; second, 60 cents. Dread?Finest loaf of bread?First, Mro. II. It. Jordan; second, Mrs. L. H. Nettled. Cakes?Finest Jelly cake?First, Mrs. L. 1J. Nettles; Second, Mrs. IV P. Del^oaehe; Miss Kthel Dissell (child ?f 12 years), honorable mention. Finest fruit cake?First, Mrs. I,. 13. Mottles; second, Mrs. 10. A. Hrown. llomc-madu candy?Finest display First, Miss Mary Mills; second, Miss Bllie Zeinp. Household display?Mrs. 15. A. Brown, meat ?hopper (given through Burns & Burrett). Display of tinned fruit and vegeta bles, canned at home?Mrs J. C. Hi) ton, special prize, %'>. Needlework?Drawn work ? First. Miss Sue McDowell. $1; sgcond, Miss M. A. Claim, 50 cents. Hand embroidery?First, Mrs. (5us Hlrsch; second, Mrs. F. H. Sawyer. ? Crochot?First, Mrs Joseph She ?icon; second, Mrs RurwelKlioyktn; Mrs. F. II. Arrants, honorable mon tlOB. Hand needle work shown on infant dress or shirtwaist?First, Mrs. F. H. Sawder; second, Mrs Burrell Boykln. Patchwork quilt?First, Mrs. B. F. 8owell; second, Miss Ellen R. Tweed. Rau carpet?First, Mrs. F? H, Ar rants; second, Mrs M. T, Gcttys. - Home-made silk from silk vrora3 hntchcd and raised In Kershaw coun ty?Mrs. M. T. Cettys, blue ribbon. Plowsr Department. t^rrysantlrBimnttr ?slniJt' flower?First, Dr. L. W. Alston, ?1; Finest bunch of 10 of one kind? Mrs. R. B. Sharpe. first and second, $2 and ribbon. ?--'?? Finest b?nch of 10, mixed Yarletlea ?First, Cherokee Greenhouse. ?1; sec ond, Mrs. It E. Sharpe. " or wm uiid, Mr*, it. JjJ, Hbttipe, ribbon. ; Hoses ? Finest Hlnifle flower Writ and Ki-tojul, Mip, ?. H. Mhnmc, ft and ribbon. k? h?!> Finest j^nti ,Mr#. a. F. iliasliiKton. fa: Beeoftd, Hr?f! W. J. I>nnn, rlldtoii. I' I?|? Ht <<>ll< nlon Flint, Mi h. A. 1), Kennedy, $&; Mioond, <!berok*o n honwo, ribbon; Mix. < Jus Hlrst'b, hou orablu mention. Flium sp?clnu n Klrut. Mrs. David Wlth'Tspoon, second, Urtt. \v. Wilson, ribbon. liognnhis -Finest specimen First, Ml*s>b lb Alexander, fl; Kecond, Mrs. A. if. Kenmdy, ribbon. Flnoul sperimcn of house plant, dec orative, other ihuu tern or begonia ? Mrs. A. iJ.'Kennedy, $2; no second. Graded School Lxhlbit. (irudu I, most completeexhibit, blu< rib bom Crude II, color work, etc.- First, Akous UeFass; second, O. lb Mohc ley. (11 nil [1J,CQ|DP0|UI0DI I 'I V i, l(b'lb Myurs; second,.Wallace Stokes. tirade IV and V, colored work - i Willie JO,oil' Mackoy; second, Freddie jFdrt. * QradO VI, plcluro work?Flrii, Kti lalie Lewis; second, Kbetta DoJVoagbe. (Jiudu VII, pleturu work Fiiv.r. Catherine \v,iiiu< e, eecond, Clyburb Taylor. ? County man F!i:,i, .b-an Lindsay; no (Mid, Miiutio Taylor. State map?First, ICulalle Yates mid Ethel Smith; ue< ond, Frank Jfanly. tirades VI to X, compositions-' Firm, Cleo Mitchell; accond, Will Wallace, Hoy?'? and candle nhndos, manual tiainliiK. etc.- Fir at, Mary Hurr (grade IV),; second, Helen Sinclair (gi'adf; V). Writing (copy books)'?First, Lefty Smith; seeond, (Jussle Loills. Logoff Scbonl (lxhlbit. First, Paul T. Twitiy, ribbon; b? <? ond, Wllllo Roaeboroiigh. AUCTION SALE. I will sell at auc tion in frontof the Opera House Sat urday, November 12th, at 1 o'clock, a lot of Second hand Surreys and Buggies. A splen did opportun ity for some bargains. Sale will continue each Saturday until lot is closed out. W. li DePass. Real Estate. All parlies having hon?e>, b?la or c.?nn try properly for Bale will pWawe write inn ?t Laneniilrr. S. D , or sop Mr. L. A. Kirklaml. of Camden. I'll lint your property , advertise it mid sell ?nmo at a sni.t',! u.?ni:uis*v>ii'-no s-df iiq piy. . FOR 8 A LB. 200 ae.ies on We-I bank of Watered riv< r Some tin** land rnd jjnod timber on ibis tract. J.N Jones tract-near S / L trestle. Price $20 no aore. 20 aotes near Seaboard passenger stn lion. Very cheap cbnai lering the do?ir ablo location Mid qnatiiy n( land $800 ? 400 acres on Southern R. it. nbou: r. 1 miles ncrih of ?amden. Vaujjban |>1 t\oo, $4000. 150 acr*s on Camden?Cberaw r>>a? about 7 mill's fn?m Camden, $10 acre. f>0C acres 4 miles below Camden or Cb?rle?ton road. Some good limber uin. n fiuo lot of weoJ on this place po ne n*. 1?K) nere?, the Eller'oec place. II in-'o north of Cnmden, west pirto Liberty TM!' tvad-. Mnougli cleated laud f<ir two-lw.rsv farm. ; non tenant house. A nice locu tion and a p1#ce that can be improved. fiOOO 00 a**re* J' mi|r-> n rth of Camdm ot Liberty Hill road?(ho KirkUud pluee. Wv'ils for $101) or ovor. Piiuu 1 HO acres near I liberty II iU, Mrs Ki'ftiik Parkers; adjoins hind% worke.1 bj Chu:.> Cnivninghim; nearly all in p.n< woods Piicc $5 per acre. 1475 ucrts, mo mile north of.Libt-ity Ildl, known a* tho IVrry place, 400 iion' in cultivation whioh rents for MO bale# u' ition, Gou ?< r. s in wcovis which will suv tlire* to tour million feet of lumber alio cut many Chonsrud cot da of wood, rests principally ?n i.lil Held and pasture Part iev? 1, put hil.'y and purt rolling. Ilastwt largo beds of llu? yi anile, two Hire qttarn sites with many million cubic icMof lock *iuht. On* larye two-story hous<? anc twelve 3*. B- and Q ruum tenant Jlous's: plenty running water, fO apringtt and a number of wells on placo. Price $25,000 A's > '2(109 acres adjoining this tra^t oi nne sand bill land?very cheap at. $5 an re, if taken up right off. This price will not eland very long as this is sure to go higher?udjoinivg lindi. bringing $6 to $25 an aeru?n eliauce to make good mon<y. 10 acres, D. R. Williams. at north <dpe of Camden, fronts Broad St. on- K?st, Knight's Hill r??a<l on tbe Norlh, and O, T Little' on the South; clone in and Imp a lino view , price $.4660. , 10 lota in north Camden, fronting ap I ft f<5 Ad ilrect, 00 feet fiont bv 250 deep, nearly in iront of Kbkwo^l Hotel. Ntee Jcvyl an4 \ery_.dtdrabLa-iot. iumsf* fo* the best ot people.. I>. K. Williams lot: price $650 a lot, Nioe 6 or 8 room ho?>e, on n 32 noro l >t lT> wortbjon?t<^tratirn fronting bn T7n I ?n ?trt?c? and othrr lands of D. K. W il lta?v? eottth ot John ttoyk.n, former ly the K. 8. Netlb;. pinee. Veiy desiia ble for a tr^ck or dairy farm- prioc T. M. BBLK, Real BilateAgt, J Lancaster. 8. O. L. A. KIRKLAND, Agoot at ,-sr ..-:1 i-^vr a .v*~-w . * C'Jj-iy.iflit Hart Schaffner tc Mary ONE POINT WE HOPE Yyu get clearly tihout thin i-torc; It'? a place where y.0'11 can get an)thing you need to wear, fnm I lie finest suit or ov< rcoat to a 25 cent rieektio. ? " W ? '' ' ' ' '?-I'? ?;n T** ?'J- . , V" " ' ?. . IIA UT 80HAFFK?H & MARX tnnk*: the best clothcR in the world. wo sell them, but we have a lot of oilier good things, too, we'd like to kIiow you pome of tlietn. Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Suits !$18 f>() to $p 00. Overcoats jtl 8.00 to $-30.00 O.hcr inakea of Huit? $10 00 to 18?00- Overcoats $8. to 15. j ???{rtye n?-a ^U'during the Fair. Baruch-Nettles Company. C 72 CAI.TjS ATTRNDEl) ANY HOUR DAY OH NIGHT EST. E. O. Mt:CRFJGIIT. LUMBER ROUGH AND DRESSED Framing, Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboard ingV Moulding, etc. Our prices can't be beaten or anything in the building line. No order too large or too *?mall for our care ful attention. See ua before placing your order. DAV1DSON LUMBER CO. (Near Southern Railway Depot) Phone 104 Camden, S. C. JUSf ^FPIVED! Another Line Of New Hats ? *?*/?? 'Ls s- v 4JT I havo jnftt received ft nice, now lino of beautiful lints Plenty to select from. <?ome sivon and have the hunch. If you want a Hat?novr is this is the place. ^5 1^T -i>. AM J K V .u? THE GREAT OF SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE OF r MERIT * IN OUR BIG i We want to impress the buying public with the fact, that notwith standing the ruling high prices for nearly everything that is worn; we are as is always the case able to take care of the waTirs of the buying pub lic, and at a big saving too, we will show to every ones satisfaction, that we have bought the goods at mighty good prices, and very few will be the items of MERCHANDISE OF MERIT that will cost any more than last season, and a great many items will be Shown at prices even less tharj last season. v"" |tnEfa>s suffs High Art is the name, and High Art .. . is the kind of workmanship High Art. is the kind of material ufo:l in High Art clothing. . You can do better Here and you ahould always come here, we are always gh d to see you. and will always save. you money. Better <ome here.all the tine. The gentp farntsh - ?vir'tuBr- -V- *? T75*"~?"t~" " hnetti-ttrnow-tboioughty equipped. ~Q?H PirnsT^ * >U& >?r . ? . . r.?*c4 * H?? ? ? - ^ x <- - w ? -v~.; .**'?