The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 28, 1911, Image 4
LITTLE LOCAL LINES OF I
CITY AND COUNTY FOLKS
ITKMH TOO HliOKT FOIt A IIK.II>
(i/\riiKKi;i> and <,icoi;j'i;d
I'OK VI IC'K liKAI?lN<i.
Mayor J M. (.'nrnou, of Kershaw,
wan in ('amdttn on Wednesday
Mr. I. (.'. Hough ioavon next week
tor an extended trip through 'li??
Wont.
Mr. I1'. II llrookn hus returned
from u couI'll* ol dnyw sta> in Sai
vaniiah.
Thait excellent gentlemaui, Mr J
(lottyn wan in ('amdeu on Wed
nesday
Mth. Joel Hough and Minn Nannie
Hough loft Wednesday for u stay
of 'UoJipt time in Charlontou.
Hoy. M. Ij- hiiWHon and family
1 ofi Weduoada) for tileim Springs
whore they will spend hoiiii* time
Supervisor M Went visited hin
mother, who is In a Richmond, Va ,
hoHpltal, last whok. We arc- glad
lo leurn from lilin thai win- in do
ing well Itideed
Mr. (i. S. ('aloe, of Hot hum*. wain
in Camilon Wednesday. While In
town lut called at Tint Chronicle of
fice to watch our Junior Linotype
do ith ly peinnkliig stunts.
Mr. A. 10. Sailley, Jr., who Iiiih
heen lint popualy dispenser at Tho
mas's Ice ('(??iiiii I'arlor, in I'olum
Ida for some time, hub aeruptdd a
poHllloti with Mr <! W Oronhy.
M in Sal Icy will join her hunhand
here in a few days
lU'V. K. A. Thompson panned'
through Camden on Saturday hint
' ro,n Antioeh where lie had heen
for nevera! da>h assisting 'lie pan
tor in a protracted meeting. Mr.
Thompson nayn that while the aid
diiioiiii io the (Ui11r<-h during thin
meeting were not a great many,
i hone who were already meniherb
were greatly revived In consequence
of which tiie ( hui'i'h is very much
benefit ted and strengthened
Meeting ('liatnher ol' ('oiniiicrce.
The regular meeting of the t'am
<len t'hamher ol ('oiiiinerce will he
held at the Opera I Inline, Wednes
day, Aug. 2nd, .ii ti |) m. You are
earliest l> rei i ti est ed to he present
W. 11. Kve. Jr.,
Secretary.
hi:I in \i; ni;ws itkmk.
Ilethune, S ('., July 21 Minn
Threnna McDonald, ol I iairlsvllle in
viniting at the home of her uncle.
Mr. John McDonald
Minn Marjorie Wacton, of Sumter,
is tho'guent of Minn I'earle Shaw.
Mrs. T. II l.ee, of Monroe, N ('.,
is spending some time with her faith
ef, Mr. 11 M Ilethune.
Mrs. Thoinpnon and little hoy. of
thin place are visiting relatives in
I jiincanter.
Mrs. Johnson, of t'heruw, is visit
ing ait the home of her fait her, Mr
May en.
A lairge crowd from Hot h une spent
tlie day ait the Spring last Wed
nesday.
Minn Maiggie II Turner ham re
turned to her home in Winnsboro
While here she wan the recipient of
many social honors. Among the
most delightful was a progressive
eon vernal ion parly given hy the
Misses McDonald at their attrac
tive home Kfidaiy evening. The
prize, a hook of poems, was won h\
the guest of honor, Miss Turner.
The guests were ushered into the
dining room where delicious re
freshments were served. Music vvais
furnished hv Misses Turner, lle
t h uue and Si cI >onai Id
Misses (Ha and Stella Ilethune en
tert.iineil last Monday evening ai
a i>orch parly given in honor of
their charming guest. Miss Turner.
The spacious front aind side porches
wuro pr<Ut|ly 1^tc^il by Japanese j
lantern*, .small table* were ar j
runifv<1 at intervalb on the porches,
where coupler uiil umj played pro
Kietndvo gaums After enjoying the
unique unlaw the prlfce was preaont
?iil to MIhh Wacion J'?; cream ami
ake hi-rveil. Mutde both vo i
a| mill iiitttrumental wa?i rendered I
by Mls?o* Tiirimi ami Wuetoit
Mirth A tlli? Mao Host and Mis. Ciuyj
I'arrott, of Hari?\llle, are visiting t
lutlvos in'ft*.
M i.ib Mary II McCattkill, of ('an- j
rtiiii, wan in Itethune HH week.
I(os' ic . M!irion .->|M'ii Tueaday |
( Ol (111; bla
i,im;inv iiii/i/ not km.
Liberty Hill ,S. C., July 20 The j
liberty Hill Rifle*' picnic wan bold
lu lu on Saturday last and onjoyud |
??y a hi IK*' crowd/ though not ho :
largo a crowd a? wtj have Been hero
il several former plenlcK. The I
most interesting fualure wan a very |
rtiirrnHHfuI "sham battle" by the h<>1
tier boyri Hlnner wuh not spread
on one largo table, but on the
ground In nil parti* ol' the grove..
Mirth Bessie Floyd Ih visiting bur!
rtlhier, Mm. Ifiarner, at Frederic, Md
Misses Hobble and Hal Richards,
Louise and ('allie Jones are ai icud- ;
Ing a house party at the home of
Mr Iteid lirown, in Kldgeway.
Mr. and Mrs. Fed Jones and chll*?
dreii, of Rock Hill, w lio na . e >eon j
vihiting Mr Jones mother and sis- ]
ter, M i'h S K Joiioh and Mrs. S. j
H. ('unmnghum, have returned to j
their homo. j
llev. J (j Richards, of Itlolihelm, j
ih vlultlng his ?orm, Mr J O. Kleii- j
arils, Jr., and Mr. N. S. Richards, I
of this place, I
MIhsos Frances and llottio Rich- j
ards are ai tending a house party in |
I >avl<lnoii
Mrs. ciCiiib Hell, Mr. and Mr*. I. j
A. I lot wllor, ai'oompaniod by Miss
MacyMai boson, have r*?l.urno?l loj
their home in Winter I'ark, I'M a.
Mis I.nla Hrilfilh, of (iaffney and
?Mrs. J^o+m?4' Maekey, 'of Camden
are visiting their sister, Mrs. II l?*.
Hallo
Mrs. \V .? i' ti ? i u I ii g ha in l? visiting
relatives in Chester
('apt. and Mrs. <" II l.orlek and |
littlo son, spent. Saturday on t he j
Mr Kob. Sill and sister, Miss Ma-j
tnlo spout Saturday and Sunday
wit li relat i vos on the Hill.
?Mr. Wade Hoffman, of Ulythevvnod!
is visiting at the home of Mr. It. ('. j
JllllOK.
Misses Callle Mom'Ufy, Annie and
Bessie Blackmon have returned
home after visiting Mrs. \V. / Hil
ton.
Mrs. fly burn and littlo Miss Ma
ry lOdna Clyburn are visiting Miss
I.ou I'orry.
Mr Chaliuors Moore and littlo sis
ter, l.ucilo have returned home af
ter spending a while with relatives
here.
Mr. Willie McDowall and' sister,
Miss Sue, have- been visiting at the
home of Mr W K Tliotnpson.
f> or t> doses "tltjti" will euro any
case of (.'hills and Fever. Price 25o
See Our Idne of Calendars.
J. H. MOORE
Contractor and Builder
Camden, S. C.
Kstiiniit<>s tiiriiishiMl on all
classes ??|" work. Wood or
Itrick. Satisfaction (?iiaran?
Don't wait to look for
a man. hut 'l'liono 1;|7.
If It's a Horse
Buggy, Wagon or Harness
you need we are in a position
to furnish your wants along
this line. \\ e do a Livery business also. Stylish and
handsome turnouts can bf* had at our Stables.
Camden, ss"c. W.W.KING
Sa/tfin /l-i/t'i/Tviffl
'?< f r LOMBINf.l)
wi" Sahlin s*tufie?
SAHLIN is not only a perfect
? form for slender women, but is
is a complete corset for slight or
merlinm figures, which may or may
not be somewhat deficient in bust
measure.
Nq Ct*T;r. Mo Hook,- SAHLIN requires no padding,
No C*riiTj - No Stuikoi . I
ho h? avv STi?Li- nor mteinning.
SAHLIN ha s no hooks, no clasps, no eyelets, no
strings, no heavy steels.
Women who cannot wear the ordinary corset have
found the SAHLIN entirely satisfactory from every
standpoint of shaping and comfort.
Standard Pattern* THE MISSES GERALD.
Mnybe.
"I wonder why it Ib that women
aeoni to )lko u innii with a pant,
"Women have a great deal of eu
rioblt), you know, und maybe they 1
the man with a pant will *oin?>
day toll them about overything he
did."- Kx
Now In u |(ihhI time to phue hu
nil in ihi! Chronicle.
Give un your n?**t order for Job
prin tiuK>
Hacker Mfg. Co.
/
Successors To
<?KO. S. IIACIi Kit \ SON
We .Manufacture*?
Hojms, HuhIi it it?I Itliuds, Columns
am) I lit I list ?'?*, (? ri I It's and (iitlili'
Oi/iiunu'ntN, Screen Dimii'n and
Windows.
Wi> l>eul In?*
(jIuhh, Sash < 'ord and Weight*,
l.'ff A IthliSTON H. (
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ADMINIHTK/WOK'H salk.
South Carolina Kershaw County.
In the Probate Court.
Nellie C. Man, Admx Kstate of Joli
C. Man, and Nellie C. Man, utul
Mary 10. Man, Kxecutrixs Kstate
of Kliza J Man, Plaintiffs
Against
Mary M Man, Lillian A. Man, Law
rence K. Man, C. C. Vaughan, K.
K. A. Welters, Kxecutor Kstate
of J ohn C. Welters, and others,
creditors of the Jvstate of John
C. Man, Defendants.
Hy authority of an order of the
i'rohate Court in the above enti
tled proceeding, l will sell at pub
lic outcry to tire highest bidder be
fore the Court House door in Cam
den, S. C., on the first Monday in
August, next, 19 11, being the 7th
day thereof, within the legal hours
of -sale, all stub accounts, evi
dences of indebtedness and demands
belonging to the Kstate of John C.
Man, as remain uncollected, rated
doubtful or worthless, including the
balance remaining due said Estate
upon the judgment of N. ('. Man,
Admx.. against N. Hoy kin, Adinr.
and other stockholders of the par
tners and Merchants Hank, also all
chattel remnants of said Kstate then
on band.
NK1.LIK C. MAN, Admx.
Kstate of John- C. Man.
J u i v l :i. 1911.
I CITATION.
State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By W. L. McDowell, lCsqulre, Pro
l m to Judge.
Whereas, MoUca Kirkl.iiul made
suit in u.e, to grant tii211 Letters of
A d in inist rut ion of the Instate of ami
effects of Mi'Kc.i Kirkland
These tin* therefore to cite and
admonish nil and jsingular the kin
dred and creditors of tin- said Mc
Hea Kirkland, deceased, that they
be and appear before me. in the
Court of Probate, to be held at Cam
den, S C., on July 29th. next after
publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administra
tion should not be granted.
(Jiven under my hand, this 15th
da v of J 111 v, A. I)., 1911
W. L. McDowell.
Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co.
Published on the -1st day of Ju
ly. 1911. in the. Camden chronicle.
CITATION.
State of South Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
lly \V. L. McDowell, Ksquiie, Pro
bate Judge
Whereas. F\ F. Varhrough made
suit to ine, to grant him Letters of
Administration of the Fist ate of and
effects of M K. Yarbrough.
These are therefore to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of the said M.
K Yarbrough, -deceased, that they
be and appear before me. in the
C-ourt of ProbfUe,. -^o be held at
Camden", S. C.; on"?Tuly 29th next af
ter publication thereof, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have why the said admin
istration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 15th
dav of July, A. L)., 1I 1
W L. Me DOW FILL.
Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co.
Published in the Camden Chroni
cle on the 21st day of July, 1911.
A DM INI ST HA T HI.X'S NOT ICK.
All parties indebted to the estate
of \V. T. Price are hereby notified
to make immediate payment to me,
and all parties If any. having claims
against said estate will present the
same duly attested.
Mary E. Price,
Administratrix.
July 15, 1911. lmo.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
All parties indebted to the Es
tate of the late Thomas J. Smyrl,
Sr., are hereby notified to make
immediate payment to me. and all
parties, if any, having claims a
gainst the said Estate will present
the same duly attested.
THOMAS J. BMYRL. "
Executor.
July 27, 1911?1 mo.
Real Estate.
AW parties having houses, lota or
ountry property for wale will please
write mo ut Lancaster, H. C,, or s?o
Mr. L. A. Klrkland at Camden.
I'll liBt yotirr property, advertise
li and h<"Il same ut a small com
mission?no Halo,, no pay. ?
FOR HALK:
fiU acre* 9 miles north of Camden
on Liberty Hill roa<J? the Klrkland
place, ltoritH for $100 or over.
Price |?60.
147 0 acres, one mile north of
Liberty Hill, known as the Perry
place, 4 00 acres in cultivation which
rents for 30 bale* of cotton, 600 a
crea in woods which will srvw '& to 4
million feet of lumber and cut
many thousand cords of wood,rests
principally in old field and pasture.
Part level, part hilly and part roll
ing Huh twrt large beds of fine
granite, two nice quarry sites with
many million cubic feet of rock in
sight. One larg" two-story Iiouho
and twelve 2, 3, and 6 room tenant
houses; plenty running water, 10
springa and a number of wells on
placo. Price $25,000.
Hi acres, I), it. Williams, at north
edge of Camden, fronts Broad St.
on East, Knight's Hill road on the
North, and O. T. Kiittle on* the Bouth
close in and haw a fine view. Price
$3(560.
10 lotH in north Camden, fronting
on iiroad street, (50 feet front by
2f>0 feet deep, nearly in front of
Klrkwood Hotel. Nice, lovel and
very desirably for houses for the
beat of peoplo. I). It. Williams lot:
price $550 a lot.
Nice 6 or 8 room house, on a 3 2
acre lot In north-east Camden front
ing on Union street and other lan<is
of 1). K, Williams, Just south of
John Hoykin, formerly the E. S. Net
tles placo. Very desirable for a
truck or dairy farm, i'rlce $i>00u.
T. M. HKLK, Ileal Estate Agent,
Lancaster, 8. C.
L. A. KIHKI.VM), A?i*nt at
Camden, H. C.
SHOE ll\K<;\INS.
Hue to the fact that the firm of
Mathis Ar Lewis has dissolved co
partnership, I will offer .during the
next thirty days a liberal discount
on the entire stock of Mens. La
dles, C'hlldrens Oxford and Shoes
for the Cash only. Improvements
will be made in the near future,
and 1 promise u rjiore satisfactory
and complete stock than has hereto
fore been carried.
T. E. MATlllS,
"The Shoe Man."
FINAL DISCHARGE.
I hereby give notice that 1 will
apply to the Judge of Probate for
Kershaw County on Saturday .July
-9. 1911, for a final discharge as
Administrator of the Estate of
t'haney Williams.
STEVEN WILLIAMS.
Admlnlst rator.
July 7, 1911.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. I
Notice is hereby given to all cred- ]
itors of the Estate of the Into ;
W. I). Marshall, deceased, to pre- |
H?Mit their demands to me duly at
tested as required by law; and all
indebted to the said deceased are
notified to make payment to me.
J. B, MARSHALL,
Admr. Estate of \V. I). Marshall.
Published in the Camden Chronicle.
Camden, 3. C., July 7, 1911.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All parties indebted to the estate
of the late Mrs. Mary H. Halle, are
hereby notified to make immediate
payment to me, and all parties, if
any, having claims against the said
estate will present the same duly at
tested. BENJ. HAILE,
Administrator.
July 8th, 1911.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, July 29tli, 1911, I will ap
ply to the Judge of Probate for
Kershaw County for a final dis
charge as Administratrix of the Es
tate of L. \V. R. I shell, the samo
having been fully administered.
mrs. maogie l. isbell,
Administratrix. .
Jifly 7, 1911.
Not ice.
Ministers and other officers per
forming marriage ceremonies in this
county are requested to return the
licenses to the Probate of ?lco in
person or by registered mall; other
wise the\ might never reach the of
fice. Very respectfully,
W. L McDowell,
Judge of Probate.
July 14. 1911
Furniture and House
Furnishings
Entire Stock of
GROCERIES AT tOST
Your Patronage Solicited.
"GOOD GOODS
at the
RIGHT PRICES"
H. W. Northcutt
Succtnor to Northcutt A Weil
BETHUNE, - S. C.
The Gilt
Edge Store
Is Now Offering all
Summer Goods at
Greatly Reduced
Pyj ^ Cost prices don't
* I\/V/u? count in this sale.
We have cut some of them right in
half. We have a couple of Tables
just loaded with Remnants and short
length goods of all kinds that we
are going to sell "regardless." This
Sale began MONDAY, JULY 17th
and lasts through this Month.
I table Colored Lawns arul Batiste, 10c goods at
per yard 5c.
I table Dress Ginghams, 10c goods at per yd 7c.
I lot Remnants White Lawn at per yd 4c.
A good Sea Island at per yard 4 I/^c.
1 Iv best quality 36 in Sea Island, 10c goods at
per yard . . 6lAc.
1 lot White Mercerized Oxfords, 25c goods at 1 5c.
I lot Short Lengths in White Waistings, 25c
goods at 1 5c.
Ladies' and Children's White
Oxfords at Cost Prices.
Special cut prices on all Men's and Boy's
STRAW HATS.
1 good Bleached Ladies Vest at. . . 5c.
1 lot Ladies Tailored Waists, Linen and Cam
bric at Cost Prices.
1 lot Colored Silks, 30c to 35c goods going at. . . 25c.
1 lot Mohair Lustres, 10c goods, at per yd . . . .6^c
1 lot Colored Lawns at per yard 3c.
Special Cut Prices on Furniture Coverings.
1 lot Men s Wash Pants, $1.00 goods at 83c.
Big Bargains in
Embroideries and Laces
lot Ladies Jabots and Dutch Collars at 10c.
Special Cut Prices on
All Wool Dress Goods
Big lot Ribbons, I Oc to 25c goods, all at pr yd. . 10c
1 lot Ladies White Parasols, $2 goods at 98c
1 lot Children's Dresses, $1.25 goods at 98c
I lot Children's 60c goods at.". ... . . 48c
The above are just a few of the many bar
gains you will find on our counters. We will
also give _ 1 - ?
Ten Per Cent Off
on all Staple Goods, Shoes, etc., not mentioned
above.
f. T. V1LLEPK1UE, Proprietor, fjwdw, S. C