The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 06, 1911, Image 1
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Volume XXI. No. 51. Camden, S. C., January 6, 1910. W. L. Md^o1
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Oq). Tranthum Farnlysod,
I'bo man) ( |. it?im < f ib*%t race II
en* gentlman C??l. W. I). Trsotbam.
will learn will) ainccre sorrow ll.al
on MonclHy 1 V be nan paraljzcd.
Preaching at tho Muthodot Church
8uud*y.
There will be service* in ibe Sun-,
if-ff 8ob(tol room of the MetbndUt
C'lurob next Sunday morning Jan
u*ry 8lb.
Oyster Supppr.
An oy?t<r nvpper will be given at
the homo of Mr. Be'ton Owens for
the ben? fit of . Swift Crook Baptist
Church oii Friday night, January
UOtb,
In H<s New Hpuae.
Mr. W. D. Barr-Jtt has moved in
to hU c? zy new cottage which he
hi* J is'/ complied on uppor Fait
fc rcct We congratulate Mr. Her
roll upon the splendid home be now
Hell to be Dedicated.
The new ball of Poplar Camp W.
O. W. No, 369 noar Aotlocb wil br
drdicated ard ?(Boers installed next
Friday, January lB'.b. Tbis will be
on all day meeting and picuio open
to all. - .
' No Sales Last Monday.
Last Mouday being a legal hoii
dny po "properly was sola lbs
Court Houbo on ih&t day. Tbia
fvet wub oyeilooked until tbe day
c,f tbe salo and all property adver
tised for salo on that day will have
to bo re-advertietd. Tbere was a
?Tood ciowd prrsmt. and the prob-1
Ii? ies are that ail tbe property
would bave bceu sold well.
; Suraeli yXevkofif.
Special to The Stale.
Aikf ti, .Ir.n. 5. On Tuesday even*
, Jing Miss Jennie Surssky, the daugh
ter of Mr. irod Mr# ~tt. M. Suraeky,
and Mr. George LevkofF were mar
ried at the home of the bride'*
parents on Pendleton street, ia the
presence of a Jargo congregation of
friends. ?. ? .
After the oerftnony n brilliant re
ception was^i<?ld and supper wafc
Borvod the guests.
REAL ESTATE.
Everything in He b 1 E, tale Listed
Bought and Sold by Messrs.
Belk and Sirkland.
If you have a home, lot, or plan
tation Uiat you want lo aell, the?
will handle it for you with pleasure
and charge yoft nothing if they fail
to sell.
Between 60 and 75 thousand dol*
Jars worth of property ha* been
laced in their hands the past six
bout 91 thousand of
to thank one and all
onago and business
IlihW IhdpaiT Bear
Eyerytbing^^^Jioit your patronage
Bought thev wish for
Ball: ?%peroua New- Year.
BircfiMSBSiveraa**" Kirkland,
lilton that you A>ta-le AgeoU*
will handle lifer
and charge you null
to aell. ^V\is another
Between 50 and 75 thov $?uoceB8
lurs worth of property \\?ken by
placed in their hands the/nmerce
months and about 81 thot^he Co.
tins amount baa been aold.Y) over
They wish to tbauk ovf
for the patronage luamenced at
placed in their hand?eech from
eon and they solicit votw^wintro
the coming year, ana thev^SjUHs
all.a happy, prosperous N?wTW
Relk <fc Kirkland, M
Real Relate AgentsS
- MEETING OF D. A. R.
Hobkitk Hill Chapter D. A. R.|
held their Jan. meeting wiih Mrs.
W. L, DePass and Mi?e Corbett 01
Monday 2nd, instead of Tbuisda}
61 b. I
The latler date being a loo*l bU
tmy day, tbs U. D. C. Society.
? trn that-after a oodt^??'
It it to he regretted that all
hrrs were not notffl'W aa if
ibnn go,. ? j&g. *fj
The It ^'nnl was under ll
?a?loii'}Uai ? nottce to that
\m<lbe?n aanttothe pipers ai
ftctijrat?ty. waa ??!
Jj?atUia 61 tntereat wcrebi
X flUcoa?\on. The R gee
."tjontitaSo^
HsVimc*
PUT IN
Your Christinas
orders for Xmas
fruits, nuts, can
diesetc.,and avoid
the rush. We
have some beauti
ful home made
fruit cake, and a
most attractive
line of all Xmas
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goods. Come and
see them.
Respectfully,
Kirk wood Grocery
No Court*
No special term of court was
held here this wiek as who expected.
This was caused by the iuibilat.v to
aVcurc a stenographer, Mr. McFeat,
being engaged at the court in Rich
Und county. Judge Shipp con
vended the court and soon after
wards adjourned it for tho reason
stated above. ' V
CABBAGE PLANTS
WANTED?Orders for Cabbage
Plaots grown in fielda and frost'
pfroof. 1,000 crated f 1 25. 2,000
or more $L 00 per thousand F. O. B.
Young's Island. Address,
ERNEST M. DuPRE Co.,
. Columbia, S C.
PSBSONAXi
Mr Robert A MoPoweil of Spar
tanburg, delighted bis friends inCam
den by a visit herp last week.
vRcv MoNaull and Aft J E Cope^
land have been appointed by the Au
ditor to take the tax returns at Be
thnne on the lOthinst.
Oar highly esteemed young friend.
Mr Lexie Qeisenheimer, has been
appointed assistant professor in En
glish in the Charleston High Schoo'.
Tfiis is sn honor worthily bestowed
x ^ ? ^s I
Meeting Chamber of Commerce.-?
One of the best meetings ever
held by tho Camden ? Chamber of
Commerce, tonk place last Tuesday
afternoon. An Interesting addresa
was made by Mr. Arthur of Union
Tbe feature of the mebting, how
eyer, was tbe presentation to Mr.
H. G. Carrison, Jr., of a handsome
Imported riding whip as a token of
appreolatloQ for his valuable ser
vices aa-secretary of the County
Fair. The presentation speeoh was
msde by Capt M.JL. Smith.
Henry Huntley Hanged.
Condemned Man Walked BrAyely to
the Gtjllow* Without Assistance.
This morui?g at about 10:45 Hen
ry Hartley paid the penalty for the
miml?* of Jailor Cook. He was per
fec'ly calm and collected, exhibiting
no fear whatever. To a reporter for {
Thi- Chronicle yftlerday Huntley.said ,
he felt that be deserved to be hang
ed?that ho was guilty of the murder
of Jailor Cook
Hev J W. lioykin and Rev. J. W.
Brown, oolored, hive visited the eon
demned man frequently, and to Rev.
J W. floykin thi3 morning about 9
o'clock, Huntley gave tbe following
atatement:
i "I want all to meet me in Heaven
l^eel that I am saved and going to
Lven. Tell all the colored boy*
ange their way of living and
to God or their end may be
" e and may God be Wltb yon
meet again Tell them fare
I never thought that I would
to this when I would look ont
'the world for the last time and
w It No need in talkisg about
crIrae, if I could recall it I would,
t do it again, but God hae forgiv
rne.
"If I bad known that Jains was so !
precious I would have been serving
Im all my days. 80 many appor
nities I bad to serve the Lord and
aid not. Bat I have turned to
tn i&ait W***
abled me to turn. Many times I
ard the pr^achertmH and. turned
way It has been a long time stace
Hen \uy mother hut I will see
her soon by the help of the Lord
Hinee I turned to God everything for
comfort was done for
At Lang's Grocery
Fresh Graham Flour
v ' , . % ? '? > *.
Oat Meal Buckwheat
Grape Nuts
Cream of Wheat
aud all other Cereals
Fresh Vermont Maple Ryrup
Evaporated Peaches
Dried Figs,' Dates, eto.
Try '?PANSY" FLOUR
the best on the market.
tang's High-Gfade Grocery
Phone 68
- 11 ? zr*?
For Sale.
. A good, strong 8 year old mule,
price $140 00, ?lao a 4 year old
mare, price $126 00, home raited,
? both are sound. Apply to
Hqnry SaVage,
MministfatoiVJjtice,
All parties indebted to the esta'e of
the late II. T. Thomas a*e hereby no
tified to tn*ko immediate payment t-? me.
and all parties. if any. having claims
agalnatlhe aaid estate will present the
sams duly attested
B. L. NORWOOD, -
Administrator.
December 10th, 1010.
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given to all eonoertaed
that on Monday, Jan. 23rd. A D.
1911, 12 M.7-1 will apply" to the Probate
Judge of Kershaw County (or a flrial dis
charge aa Adiniuifetratoi- of the Estate Of
A. Eliza Hoed, the came having
been tully admiuiatered.
JOfW?Dr-WHITAKEll,
1 Admr. Est. of A, Eliza Heed.
Dec. 23id, 1910,
" Citation.
8outh Carolina?Kershaw County.
By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate
Whereas, Mrs. Florence Rabon made
suit to me, to grant |)Cr Letter*
of Administration of the Entate of and
effects of Manoe* B. Kabon, d*cftssed.
These are therefore to cite and admnn
ish all and singular the kindred and the
creditors of the said Mannes B Rabon,
deceased, that they be and ap
pear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Cam
den, 8. C , on the 7th * dav of
?January next after publication there*
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any tliev have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this $Gth day of
Deo., A. D. 1910.
t 5 Wffa; McDOWELT, ?
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camden Chronicle
on the 33rd day of Deo. ^1910.
Citation.
South Carolina?Kershaw County.
By W.L MoDowell,Judge ofProbate*
Whereas, Willis Sheorn made
suit to mo to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Estate of and
effects of Wiley Sheorn, deceased, j
These are therefore (o oite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and the
oreditors of the said Wiley Sheorn,
deoeased, that they bo and ap
poar before me in the Court of
Probate to he held at Cam
den, 3. C., on the 9th day Of
January neat ' after publics1 ion there
of, at 11 o'olock in the forenoon, to show
oause, if any they have, why the ?ftid
administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 22nd day of
Deo , A. D. 1010.
W. L. MpDOWELL,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County.
Published in the Camden Chronicle on
the 28-d day of Deo , 1910.
Citation.
8onUi Carolina.?Kersha* County
By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate
Whereas, W. M. West made
lull to roe. to tfrant Wm Letters of Ad
?lnUUatlen of and effects
of Mrs. Riifta
These are therefore to oite and wA
monish all and
creditors of the
k
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Jfo
MbOw&t
PETEU CQOPKll, who when yet alive, gave f630 000 to'
found Oooptr Uni..n in Now York City, earned only $25 a
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year for the first tvtfo years he w <s in that city He was an
apprentice to a coaohmaker He SAVKD $'20 the first two
years and put it in the bank.
Make OUH Bank YOUR Bank.
We pay liberal ^ttterest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAMDEN, S. C.
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Great Bargains!
Great bargains at David/Wolfe's
for the holidays. He will feature for
the next few days special bargain in
Clothing to close out. Also special
low prices on Furniture?in fact my
entire line will go at the very lowest
prices that can be had.
We thank the public for the liberal
patronage for the past season and,'
hope to merit their good will in the
future as 1 nave in the past.
Yours very truly,
David Wolfe.
. I HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE
NICEST LINE OE
'Xfrias fSloveltles
EVER DISPLAYED IN CAMDEN
This Xmas line consists of Neokwear, Gloves, Handkerchiefs,
Laundry Bags, Pillow Tops, Pit* Cushions, Holly
Ribbons, etc;?the very things to make up
. a nice Christinas box for some of
yonr friends. See them
IW88 MATTIE GERALD.
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Have You Ordered
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The ingredients for your Xraaa Fruit Oake
or Pudding? IB1 YOU HAVE, you'll need
another. IF 5TOU HAVEN'T, ju?t ring 30
?tut ?ee low quick you will receive
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