The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 12, 1911, Image 4
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PUBLISHED KVKEV FHIDAY,
,-BY.'
W. U. MeDOW?^
lUtea for contract advertlHlng will b? an
nouoeed upon application at the ottice
Ooouaunications will be published when
. aiiuloreat ta Ui* *uiuw ?l publio au4
not of a defamatory uatur*. No re
sponsibility will he assumed for the
view? of correspondents.
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CAMDKN, 8. Oi. MAY 5, 1JH1
W'-l'.U ? ? " ??)? 1 ?
The JlariK'li Memorial IIOKpital.
If Camden in ta get the Munich
Memorial Hospital it will have to
bustle. Columbia has gotten
hq?j" iu the matter and ia leaving
nothing undone in Ite ? Jl'orta to ob*
tain thin Hoaplta). The Record in
a recent issue said :
"l)r. Simeon Haructi is a distin
guished plijhician of Now York.
He originally lived in Cainden.
He Lim h son who ha* made mil
lions of dollars in Wall street. The
son, so the report goea, |$t it be
known while in Charleston thut he
desired to ?>?tahl|vi? a free hoapltal
to hear the name of his father.
He (Irat thought of Charleston rh
the place of locution, hut found
that public ehuritiee there were ho
well taken chic of that he turned
his thoughts to other cities m the
Slate. It is to got hia attention
on the advaritugca of Columbia, ra
pecially in ^iie matter of central lo
..online, that the Chamber of; C'tui
merre, tlie Ministerial union and
naturally the leading organisation
in such a movement, the local rued
leal society, have I)?? >/nn a plan to
obtain definite ' information' upon
which to further carrV on the work
to induce Dr. Haruoh'^ aon to look
with favor on Columbia."
The central location can scarce,
ly ho U8<*d as no argument iu favor
pf Columbia a'a Camden aud C -
lumhia both occupy almost the
name geographical position, nod na
Columbia already has two ??pier;
<1 id 1 j equipped boepitals makes
her about as we. 11 provided for in
this respect an Charleston ?*. One
of Camden's greatest needs today
Is a hoapital na she ha* none of
any kind, and if Dr. lJaruch in
looking for a location of greatest
usefulness for hia hospit al, Ca.n
den with her centrnl location and
being without any hospital nt nil,
ia pre-eminently the place ahovr
all others in the state for the Ha
ruch Memorial Hospital.
What Is'Nows?
An editor commenting on the
question "What in Nuvvt.?" quoted an
cxtraot frr>m the writings of St. I'nul
f and stated lhat the verse #avo i\ <!of
inltion of news that wnH laudable in
every resptot The verno quoted
in as follows :
"Whatsoever things lire true, what
soever things are honeat, wbatsoev
er things arc iuHt, whatsoever tiling
, are pure, wl.atsoever things are love
-v ly. whatsoever tiling* arc of pood re
port, if there be any virtue and if
there l>? any praise, think on these
things."
>Vo8t Wntcroe.
May .r), 1911.
Mr. Edit or; ? On the 30th day of
April Jim Thomas allot aud in
stantly killed hie brother, Egypt
Tboroan.
On the same day S ilo SMoman
whipped his wife. A lick on her
head mused concussion of the
l^rain fr.on which she ciiid on
Tuesday in tuning fill owing. Mug
1st rule w ii h notified and he
with Inn con stable went to ih*
HCene of > he trouble hot SdoinuH
bad din??npf??red. The finding <f
the Oornn?-ijurv w?s in accotd
anc?? with the hIhivh facts. Dr J.
VV. O. Sninii rn wti? 111 ?* e x -J in i ti i'?
ph vsii'ian. Sliorilt' Tranth'iin is
now on i lie lookout for Soloinan
Correspondent.
Southern ituptist Convention.
On account of the above occasion
the Atlantic. ('oahi Line Railroad
Co. olfer* (.pi idnl tHU'S.
Tic kola on f?u!e May 15 th to UKh
inclusive. Returning, good to
reach original starting p >.ut not
later than'.midnight Muy 3l*t.
.Extension: Original purchaser
- - il9?y eeuiitn an extension of final
limit to June :50th, hy deoodiing
ticket with Special Agent, Jackson
ville, not, later than May 81st, and
Upon payment of fee of ?1 00 at
tico* of deposit.
x Por schedules, rates or any other
information, address nearest agent
or *
W J. CRAIG,
Passenger Traffic Manager.
T C. WHITE,
(Jenernl Passenger Agent,
Wilmington, N. C.
;;y' - ?? >I~
&- T" For Sale.
' I'
Sdrcltd Gariok's prolific seed
corn, highest test at experimental
ation last year. I guarantee my
cd absolutely.**?. ^ _
Bushel: $2 ; Uf bushel: 81.25;
76 cents. P. O. H. Wadgcfleld,
Clsuds (i. Hemmoc i,
WMc^iMirPf o?
Auuual Uuuulou UuiW*4 Uoufadoialo
Veto tana.
Mute ttock, Ar){., May 15t!i?18tb,
?Vn
For tbia ocoaaaion the Atlantic;
Caat Lino HtUrntd hun authorised
tpoulil loir ritUi, Miy 13tb, I-Hi
and i 5l1i ; I mi i t?;d until May 23 rd.
Ticket tsan bo depnalttd ?t Lit tit*
.Hook, and Upon put iMfcuy of H fee
of fifty n?uta, at iliiiia of d?po*tl,
limit of ticket jnai?_hw i?y ion dud.
i-*nd tnclOdiugJune l^Tb, 1UU.
For raU'H hnd information apply
to nearcat Agent or T. (!. Wlitif,
General l'aa?en(M<r u&^?:ut( Winning
ton, N. (/',
Bridge to Let.
. Noiica is hereby Klyen 'hat Ili? con*
tra<t for building a n?w bridge over
"T?Pnly" cretk. at the Ifudy bridge
nroavinif, will h*i It-I at tliu bridgo Friday,
Mav 26. 1011 , ut 155 M,
1 Tin* ri^lM to icjt-ct any and all hUlu in
re*arv?<l
M. C. Wl-XST.
Supervisor Keraliaw Co.
May II. 1911,
Northwestern Railroad of S. C.
Hcbmlolo ICfTootlvo .Tan 29, lliii
No (58 No 70
Lv Oaindnn '4 00 p in 7 20 a m
No Itv diino 4 10 p in 7 30 a in
Ar KUorbeo 4 23 p m 7 ftO a in
ItcmluirtH 4 80 p in 8 00 a in
Ar Bordon \ 46 p*iii H 20 a in
Ar Dalzoii /J 10 pi in 8 45 a in
N W Junction ft 48 p iii 9 1ft a to
Ar Snmtvr 5 45 p in 0 20 a in
No 09 : No 71
Lv Humler 0 :il p in ii 40 a m
N W .1 unction 0 83 p in 9 48 u m
l)alz.wii 0 f>0 p tu 10 30 a in
Borden 7 08 p m* 10 ftfi u no
Rciuhert 7 23 p in 12 20 a in
KilcrbtiO 7 3ti p in II 3ft a in
So ltv June.- 7 AO p in 12 Oft p in
Ar. Camden H ()'? p in 12 1ft p in
All tranii daily except Sunday
THOMAS WILSON,
PreHfdem!.
An Ordinance.
T?? raigp hiifplioH f >t iii" Year of our Lord,
19-11.
r I$4* it o:d<iim d hy the Mayor and Aldor
oihu of thi* thty of Camden. 8 C. and l>v
tin* authority of tin* nami*, that th?i f<?|.
lovsinu ta\(<A ami t)*v miuv ttru hereby
levied f <r the rn?rHjl year from the first
flay of January, 1911 to the d;i\ of
I )\ icr, 1911.
See I A tax ?.'f '2 inilla CU vuUl .".Ui!
evoiyd-diar of renl and piraonai prop'*r
ty within t-hc eorporaie limits of Iln? i'iIy
of Cmmli-u, S. ('. on tin1 1 >t day of Ji mi
arv, 1911.
See. ;i. That nil ?hln hod .e l male |>*r
-oris hrtwpon I ho of nvonty-ono and
tiftvtive yf*arx,i-i>tidiii(r within the eorpnr
'ifr> |itii11h of iIn* Cily ??f ('aimlcn S <' . not
exempt, from road duty under the laws <>!
the State, -hull work the HtlVOt*.
and hridrffs under thi? dir.'oti'Ui of mih'Ii
iivi-rmriv an may h<* appoint***, for nneh. ?
npice id t i ? i j ? n?>t eXelH* hl>tf nix (??? ?1 -* \ >
in mie vear Provided: that ?f tho tiine
of reei'ivii i? t hi* notice uny person n:ii.'
pay to tin* iiera'ti t?i\iiiu Mteh notice
t hi<*e li^SPOj Oojlai'M t'onimnt iti >ot
wl.ieii m I it,} I he i eeeivt-d in lieu of the
woik, .iit<l iLat pf'ts.i'is rj (ii-iiivf vrorlc
? ?ii f.ti i -t i? ? *t~ <ir 11> jrt\ ?ai<l ('ooiiirita
? ????:. *t < 1 ' lined mil Ii sa th.in tiv.?
f ?.0<'( ? I ) ';ii-- ii*ir inote 11i ili f ?*n . ? 10 i.(l>
? l?.'!hi1 ?? ?<r he iii jin*"-tied no' I* ? ih.i.
imi '.Oi :ior ju"|*i t'.nii twt.ii:v ('J'.l
<htV4, in iii* <t; iTtliim >?! tin* Ci!y lie
ciu'il'.r.
See 'i ll*' t:i\ hook* for tbtf <?' I!*??"
I i< n *>!' City tax*will he ci'ior.nd oi
illicit (Mia in her. Cani'h'n, S. oil
22ml Mi v a ml ni'iaoie. ,n ea>h day e\
?? ? |>t Sn*i*!:i>> iii-iii'.' i. hi. ' i 1 i>, in
an?.i from 4 i> m i i ;:o |- m., milil d
of .liim* mcliifiv.->. iil!. r vvlifo tim?* im
pel..'.ltv will lit* :? it a. m il in all dt'iin
i J lien l.
Katilhd !>?,? tlie MmV. v and Alierm-i.
< f t lie < \! y of ' atud- n . S ?. Ill < '*?on**?l
amrmhied this 1-t d. \ . ( .\. P..
1911.
s i*'. m:.\siN?.T<>\.
M ?vor.
At:.?(*' :
J. (iOOPAl.K.
fieri*.
Real Estate.
Alt partioH hsN'iitU lioiiflc , n?ls r>r c nt:-;
tr\ pr<ip?rt> for - h I* will pUnm
j wntt- in*1 Hi Latu ??(? r. S. C , <?" mm1 Mr
i IA . ' rk !and, of Cat d? n.
I 1'!! lim jour pr-'i'i'viy , advi 11.?-?? 11 and
I m II h.111 u> at a ni i!11 on. n is- ton ? ti" >a!??
j 1:0 pay.
Ko:: S \LK.
| '">0 iwrri isr' *i f (.'am*' fi on
!l,tln*riv 11.11 rum!?ttif. K;:?.'ft:;d : Inn .
: !iculs lor f<HM i>r ovor. I'i ieo $<i"?M .
I i 4?*> h< res, < n<? Mt:ror'li ?! I.itu't
| 1111!, know:; .u tin* 1Vi:> |lart\ 100 in n
j in < u!t iwit ion wli !c(i. > I?% r :!0 h.ilo <>:'
j <??')(t"n, <>"0 ncri's :n woods v. -H >-v
|tli!T?* t<> '? ? ?.million oi linnl.i-r r.ih!
j cut nixtiy 111'? n>ai? <i cords ??f wmvi, r s;
principally in oi l Held at ! pa-'urv i*nt ?
j ! v \ i I. p? rt 1-:: y aini part r.'d I illy . II ,t- i \> ?
I l.irj.'?' hnN ot ir:i^ram'i* two ni< ?? ijnh 1 ' >
j ?ut - ui.h ni.i':< i.iill on Kvj ol r ? \
j i't Mtf'.t. One i ir.'f i*\oslor\' hoiis;> and
|tw.-ivi'"J- and o loom 'i-nant liou?-?s;
Iplcniy runniuir u at cr. 10 ** i?r i Ii and a
numl>?r i.f \\ i 11- o? pl.'v ?. l'rii f $'.?/>.000
'JiiOD at nil ii tni'e.- i?o11!i of Ilethuno,
liti'- n.ind ??i 11 land ? v<r> cheap at $?> an
acre, if iaiciti up up., This prior
will not j*thin! \?ty l"iig a> this land
is buiv to ^r> 1??vili?T?adj. inivj* land*
brin^'tijr #C to $2o an iuto?a mature to
make ^ooJ i.init v.
1(5 acres, I). 1J. Williams, !!t north < due
of Camden, fronts Ilrnad st. on Kitst,
Kliight'o Hill road on tti? North, and G.
T- Little on tlit- South: eloa? in and haa
a fine view, price $36t>0.
10 lots in north Camden, frontim; on
Broad street, 00 foot front by 250 (loop,
nearly iii front of Kirkwoo.l Motel. Nice,
level And very deairahla for houses for
thr best of poople. 1). It. Williams lot:
price $050 a lot .
Nice 6 or 8 room h-m^o, on a 32 acre
lot in north-east Camden fronting on IJn
lunda of D. R. Wil.
liams. just south of John Uoykin, former
ly the K? 8. Nettles place. Voiy d?ftira?
b?c for a truck or dairy farm, price
?8000.
i, M, JBBJLK, Real Estate Agt,
LancaMer, S. O.
L. A. KIRKLAND, Agent at
ltiiplis( Church
Jit;i. M. L. Uawaon. I'umtor. *?
Hunduy morrting Horace I I a. in
HiintUiy ov<inii'K GOfvlca 8;Ii0j> in*
Sunday SchooU 4 :H0 p in
Pr&yarrnoftUn},', Fri<Uy <" H tiU) j> w>,
Tb? pubic ifc ?<?fi!itt)ly in v it* <i t??
all of lUtitto HorviccH. ?
- ... ^ - Li1 j i)i j;' i ?/1, '
Final Discharge.
N?>ti?n i* li? r? l>.v v*v??i? ?ll
thai mm HuiunKv- May ?7tli, A !>.
11>11; I"i M., I will apply to Ilia Probata
JihIk? of K<thIi/?w County for a final dia
cliui'K^ 'in Admiiii'lnt!rix-of llio hUlaloof
Hobftrt Mm. , lb? f.iiin- having
tfMi'D i'j 11 y u<lit)ini?ntrc<).
NKM,IK i\ MAN,
A?1n?rx. KbI. ol Koln-rl Man.
April JJTth, 1911.
Administiatois' Notice,
AH partita Indebted lo tli?> i>?ta'<' nl
,t, A. Haixm ar?? hereby noli*
11.'.') io make luiiniHliiite payment t<? u?.
Hti'l all pariiop, if any; bayii.i; < laim*
*u?iln?t I h?* ?*id ?valuta will pr?bnnt tin*
naw<} July attentat .
.1A M KS A HA HON
.). li IIKaNIIAM
A^nifnir-tratora.
April ITitli. 11)1 I.
Adrninistiator's Notice.
All parMtth Indebted tn tha csluU! of tit*
lato h. (/. Uon^'li arc Imnby notified
to inakf immediate prtvninnl (o nt?. and
all partn ?, if any having elauna ngaiuRi
t'lr said eau<l? wiil prelum th? pamc: duly
at I tmU <l.
JOK 1IOIHJII,
Administrator.
May 4th. 1911
Administratrix's Notice.
Ail parties iuil?bt?/l to ih<* estate of
Adcilpiiut ly^lly aitt It em try notiJbd
to maki! immediate pnynnmt to iiip; wr.d
all partie*. il ?nv, having elaiuiH nyauiKt
tlii- n?i?l eatattt will prcacnt iIk; ?anu> duly
attested.
MRS. KATIKKKHjY,
Adini:n?ti'4trix.
April 29. 1911.
Final Discharge.
Notice ih lit'inWy given that c it?S:Uur<liiy,
Juno 3, 15)11. I will upply to llio Judgo
of I'rolm'*) for Kershaw County for a linn)
ilisclutrjje u* A?io*ifii."tru-r of the listnte
<?l Jffi'?ph UBocJcliiitii, thowamo having
lltH'll f 1111 V ml fli illistCTCll
CALVIN A HKCKITAM,
Ad
M?y 5tl?, lull.
Citation.
South Cj foliT>'\ ?K(<rnb?iw ijoan'iy
t'y W L. McDowell. Judge of I'robato
Whori* 'B Mr- .1 l>. If*icIfnl??'0. lila'l"
muit to il.i' t" prh111 h?r l,i-ttiT.s "I Ail
rniiii.-t !'nt.i'?ti oft lie f.-t!itf <?; mill i>fleets t"f
Mr-;. Nannie* I". W.-il Is, i !??<;? and.
Th> !>?i iivc I !??*??<?(<>fi* t.> ?.'ii^ :ii)J ailinun
if. 11 nil :ti: i f ir.ttliar ! In- kind1 nml
l!.irs? of tin* t<i;ilMrs .Viiiniii' T. \V:il|*> tliHl
t!ic\ lie :iul apju'.ir liofoie rue, in the I
l ?. of l'i'nbiUf. t *) ho'lj-M ;i t <';> tTi'lfn
(V i ii t lit: '."iIm <litv rf ,Ma\
JlfilT ]?ll! ?iil'.it i"il t illTI'o: , ai 11
(>'f 1><M\ lil il.t" !. Jp 'T-l II . . to s i! I W I'HUSI*
if miv Iii* y l.;iVf,v\ iiy I i: ?? mud u<l id i r< t i*h- ;
lion nIiduIiI i < ? In* tnat'tod.
Uivfn under 111\ hand ilie l^t day of
M.l) , A I).. ID 11.
W. I. M< DOWF.U..
.1 i !_??? ol Pro)...!- (or Kershaw County.
Piibli hed in tin' Ifii Chronicle
mi '.ho 5lii il.iv i>t' M;?v, I'll 1.
inf-1:5:0'
ill 81 II.
Sihvorh ir? To
I (?K'? S H ACKKLi &. SON.
I
W t? M nil M I If t II10
Doovs, Sasii and Blinds,
(/nlnnitis uul Balnsli'is,
Cii'iilfs and Oablf Orna
ment?.. Si r?n n Doors and
I Wii/dows.
\\Y l) al In
(i la^s. Sa-li Oord and
I Weight*.
('nai k'!?t(>n, ? ? S. ( \
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
S'.ale of S >ul!i ('a j If Hi.- Pro
oli pn, t>a:e Court.
.Toui.lv of KeiwhawA
N't liie C, Man. as Ailm-m-trati'ix ufihoj
1 of lioinTi Man dereased,
IVtimner,
A TAin.-t
Mary K. Man, Ola Hii'lcy, Mnrle Mor
gan. .1 i.o Man, Amy Ji. Man. Ku
nice . Mary M. Man and Lilliaii
A. Mac, Defendants.
To the Defendants in this aelioir:
V..II ate hereby aurmnontd ami
required ?o a'.s.r.r the Petition in this
Aetion which I been flie<i in I lie
office of Prob tie .hid*?-? for s*id County,
and fo ?etvn a copy >tf yMIT answer to the
aaid Petition on tlie subscriber at hi*
ofllca at Spartanburg within. tTTcnljr days
after tfie ferrice Hereof upon you , exclus
ive of the day of such service, mid it
you (till toaniwr the^nid Petition within
tho time aforesaid, the Petitioner in this
?etion %??ll apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in the aaid Petition.
Dated March 3U?. 1911.
Carlisle * Carlisle,
Attorney*.
YOU are going to see this Spring
?and wear, we hope?some of the
-?>-.Vg^r^"1111'?1 '/?>< i\i'Afw^ jqfyj.-r8
smartest Clothes ever offered to the
well dressed men- of -this towiir
You'il see them in our store now;
and a little later you'll see them
on the men who know what good
clothes are.
f-taft ?chaff per &
|tflafx Clothes
we're talking about them-? are made for men of the most crit
ical taite'and (linerimination. Kverytliing about these goods
in exactly what you would have it, if you were to specify ulj
the details of your own garments. They are clothes made (or
the wearer, and in his interest*; not simply made good
enough to ell.
HAliT SOHAFFNKtt & MA.ltX use only all-wool fabrics,
that's what you want in your clothes; the more you know
abotil the advantages of all-wool the mote certain you are to
insist on having it. The shape keeping, the service, the qual
ity of the tailoring frill depend on that.
As for si > le, these clothes arc the product of style creators;
you'll never do better in at^Ie, as lor lit, leave it to us; if the
clothes don't fit, we'll be more ashauied of them than you are
we'd rather not sell you clothes that don't lit, lor our own
sakes.
NovV models for men and young men in Spring suits, new
fabrics, Colors, patterns, weaves, now on display.
Baruch-Nettles Company.
This Store is the Home of
Hart.Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
Divefsity of 3tyle
is one of the miiny good features of our Spring Mil
linery. Scarcely one out of a score of custodiers is
unublo to find hero a shape which seAns designed
especially for her. *'
Many of our hats are copies or adaptations of
imported pattern hats. They possess all the cxclu
siveness of the originals, yet the prices are surpris
ingly small.
See this line before they are sold.
MISS 61ATTIE 'GERALD.
IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMER TIME YOU WILL ADD MUCH
TO YOUR JOYS IF YOU EQUIP YOURSELF WITH A SUPPLY
OF OUR SPORTING GOODS. WE KEEP THE BEST.
90 ^J * / ? * .r
ir YOU ARC GOING TO "CAMP OUT,'' COME tN ANp LET
US SUPPLY YOU WITH A HUNDRED THINGS YOU HAVEN'T
YET THOUGH"!' OF. YOU GO FOR FUN. WHY NOT HAE IT?
jsgj^gai^lg
A. D. KENNEDY.
TV" '^ws^r... gv- ?, ' '-~j< ,-t
spf*TT?a ys '
T^PPIfQO^
Tfm DOOP
WE have everything "on
tap" in fashionably correct
dress, from heel up and head
down?from skin out and
topcoat in.
"High=Art" Clothes"strike
twelve" on Fashion's dial.
They come in sheaves of
weaves that twinkle with
?fr ? ? -r*7* ' -? -
newness and crackle with
smartness. ^
/
Soft tans.bonnie blues and
winsome grays in lots, of
styles and with,a lot of style
in each $10.00 to $30.00
/
Every window and coun-.^
ter here cries, " Welcome/"
- -V ' r- ? ? .??~ X
Just one price-?one -just
* ? * ?. ' . # ?
price, r "" : i
H1BSCH BROS. A CO.
- - . . ) ' ' ??? '"???' ."rr
"The Big Store."
Camden