The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 18, 1911, Image 6

Newspaper Page TextLITTLE LOCAL LINES OF CITY AND COUNTY FOLKS ITKMH TOO KIlOflT FOR A IIJ<;.\I> (l/lTliKKKI) AM) (iltOlJJ'KI* I'Olt gi iCK UHAIHNU. I'liOHrlou*!, Jltf wunU'il to !>(* I * ? f c itloim, .Nor in ihu wtillz would he allyiul lt?T, l''or lit* Ik lid I rouble* of It Ih uwii, 11 irt full* ItIIIIK by Olln htlH Mr. and Mr#. John II. ('lurko! are on a * rli> i.u Hoin|t?rHon vljlts. MIhk Corrltf K. Mrlntyre, or Lu Koff, wiu* h.11<>|>piitk in Camden Tiiuh- - ?lay. Mr. J. C K?4oiimoii has rt?furui?<l front a pleasant Htiiy itt Hocking It a iii, {y. C. Mr, .John VltU-|)lKiH* Kpeiit a rou l?11* of <|h.Vh tIi.Ih week lit Haluilii, N. ('., wit 11 ills falliel'. Messrs. SVaddy lljnson and C J. Shannon. .'{rd. itrc oil n trip to Norfolk and other points. Mr Kennedy IHakiJHn, of Ker shaw, is vl.dtiiiK r ri *? li ?1 and rela i iv i'H in < 'nnideii. ? v. K A. Mi I >o wel I an.I son, Kd warily wi'l'r vi?.it iltK relatives ^nd I i tends in ('aliidi'li this wn-k. Mr <;??!) Km I lev ,??!' Ora Haldol I'M. ? wan in ('aiud.-n Wednesday. ?* 11 route in ' Ira nK''I'iii'i- 11*i>111 ("liar lilt 14V M. .>>.(?:, .1 \ K.i ii an.I t; I. i;--ni tti-n . . oi It- n.. . Iia v e re t? i? i?' ? i 11? 1111 ? *i'i> <" r.i'? ? spimus. Tin n Mi'sm-i. <;?.. 'i i.i' i \\ ii I'rari f, | ,a la ri.. i 11? v? ? r -at (m in11M,i r home ii? ?; f faint Mill M i and \l i ? I'. I' I*. I ..-a. to- a n r< j. ii. I ii j.- ai i1.' ..rriva! i ! I \\ ?. t n 11 a 11 i < ?a ? i i. ? . i I. ? >: i.. < > t. i ' i ? ? I ?' 1ns! a l?. ?> a I.? I a ^ i i ! I i M K <li lnd> . '.id I tin1 lia li. * o* til.' J..Ill vvhiih a.i'lvid Mio Iiiutii' of Mr and Mrs l( M Is.i? n netty,* .IrT^nn?tin- ) tih ilist ? MIrh I.ill).in Itiin/,.'!', ol Catfm.'v, who has hi'mi spi lidiiiK a while in Camden. I? *f"? Tuemlay lor a shoi i ? hi> with relatives an.I . i .? -lids iti SumLi:r and Rem her'..:. Messrs II V' l.'.-i ! and .latin-. 1 > ti r k *'i i j.-it Saturday morning a' 1 I ?!" for a trip to Charlotte and ai rived al ilia! town, at I o'clocl. in rhr- :i f t nrmimi Tht*y r*f??p"p?-d hi < i.inidi'ii tor a in tu in 11??? dinner, niv ii?k : !u ii. f..in hours time on tin* road M: Keid reported that the roiiiU troi i i aiud?'n on to Charlotte wer. hi ..in coinlition Sumter Mai I y Item. Miss I ,o< i i l/ow'iv. oi < harh)tfe. \ i' has arrived ii 'le' . ? i I v for tin' I i| se of 'irunui/iiu- a .lass in 'tis! r ii i ue Ml a I a ad '.rai 111 u ~?i. ?. She . olllcs to lis liivli \ reiotli inellded. as she is l graduate of I'.l i/.a het h College. ('ha riot i\- and for sev i-i'al months I,a-- > ?-.-ii si u.lv i 11 k in New York city \ll win. desire to purslle sill.lie- III <llis line will f 111*1 ^ tier at Mrs \Y |; Month's where ' i? is stay n a : p. lit f. or ii doses ' ?>'' will cure any iase ,.f C|iil|;i and 1'i'Ver I'rire "J Tie ' That's a tine . is;ar ease you've L I .1 I 'S . ! II V \\ i ! ? - cue i ' I l ' !l 11 ? for a ).i rt hday presen I " \11y 111iuk in ii *" V e s The 1.1 11 t"??r tile i a " NEWSY LETTER FROM OUR SUMTER COUNTY SCRIBE "'J ITK.MH OF UKMCIUli INTKItKBT. i*o.\l> ISSI i; SUM, i\ |M)1!UT. UltOl* CONIMTIONH, KcuibtwMh. , Auk. 14-' Fln? raliih liuvv fallon tit il>U >u?':tlon uii<d I lie t'l'OJiH hHVtJ i to tl?W MfHhOIIH Col Ion ih opoitill^ au<| riMi tian uvijcuiilmJ. t|)<f crop )h all pii-kcl we will ?C4- < hat it will ii?; coiiir up ?o what i? now pr?? ? lltl f.m flu* bond iiSMiH' t'ltiriml 1>y ttilrly-j fhv Yot<?M, It wan a ijv in i fit* : county, lilti m ortu of ilit* boxtw jr-j riKUJufiiloH were Hitch dial (h< <?' iiuuUxionorh of ?h*c:ik>n did not 11 ( ||, ho liit- olfif:Jul soli/ hI)o\mm! vole h for the Ismi^ \\'I??-1 her 11 ij o| position v\ 111 appeal or carry I In* in-Mi r io ili?' court* WH'luioiv not. 1 Ml ii, S. li I lat field, who liUSheoli ul i< r tn iiiiH'iil in Coluiiilitii hart; I'oiiU" home nni' li improved in j III .til 11 ; Tli<' la i k'" Ki<n'i' ol (lie Meek ll.u-j i>- Hearing eoiiipio--. ? * i. -it Mr. ilarlce informs hit* ihat } a K^ai'iai line of Kood.s will !?<? I ca rrl'ed. Ile\ 'i I. <"o|e letllllled hoii'.oi fr nil <oc h i .iroiiiia Stnurijay. Ho 11 ;iort,s a fine time, |>m says Ins j I i.. *.-> I li if hi a I e ho?U . Several of ulll (ill/.rllS are ill | rii iff li il" i M'ki - j pi 11:'. of laN; that any 'place bllf ' > i n r hoin' i:.' I hi: has I s\ i > 11 hOiiYt* | people. Mr t*. VontiK went to ('olnin : Id t S 11 n ? da> . I(< l'. I . ( 'ole ha pi l Zed five r :audidate, a. Swift < reek I'hurchi >? t ? -; . 1 1\ ? Mil: l'tl'*se loilied i'1 ! I': i..au . |;;mi :>n' 1 !,.* 11:?>???r found | a : 11 ? 11 < ? i ? >1 j . ? ' i. ? ? 1.' 'his una tii hap ? ; : . a i S A if t i I ??? (. The i hlil'i'll . i : . I :i i * ? ? I >? ? I ?? i ? li . ll lell> e | ? ? ? ? . ?; :i ,i i ? ? ? ?. : ' ii. ? i?it' ? ? 1111<I.. I' I j i ? .1 ? :!. !?!.- ie ? r tn : . i i, * .!; I-- rolled ? 1- ? . ? it: |? li'': i ?" road , : I . t . a ? d < ? > ? .*? :? - i>..? ie I'e aii .1 I I. ? I'ta 11 i\ : ? ? 11 and all < on el I'll, d ' ' "per I ' . ? V. i I li lit" tarn.* r. ?<> -'-a' ' !e*> will reali/ .?? > II' a ll i 1, - t,.; their coi ton. Thi has he. it an e\p. nsive \e.i r, and la I. : " 'I i'li'dflide. so elill! ... I/. ... : !?? _ i - - v. ll! !-? \ ? i*\ I III lei' .1 t I - I < \ p' 11J- > s .He J?. .d I .a hi >1 I - I I! 1 x p> ? i ? e[| | ., i - |: I tliali It XX a a fell Veal ,11111. \\'.* nav" iii-Mi-.I i ,;iivi- la. mi ? r- saj ;it i|i>- piani. r ?. ii.nl as w ll fi^ht 11-1\\ a later ;<ii<1 H now io -Iva a.*> if a fiv.hl will he made he t' e ! lie fartuet's litKe less I llill) - >.si for ilieir co! lull I.ft i |i>- tin r el fill.-, and ha li U at n U td tin; I a I : a i ?. and ! h ? ? > will i ea 1 i /a a 1 i \ i 11 >- ? ;;v i'i* for i in-j r .-or i on Tin* ? ? ' a t ? I is 1111 u 111 iif another !'? ?;!< Ill I am.h i! w 11 : |.e all I lie hel ; ? t.? ? : h? ? 11ii>i n? ? - . ii' i 'annh ii and a '!i'. i . I ... ii iii'.? r has f i \ e II k - . I.d '? hex all d'' a llill till si - nesii. I ley are >. el'x a. ? i ill i ot 1 a I i 11. ai d ail ;:ood 11? ? ae*.i men call >;ei a! lie- til i;.i -. ne? ih'il 1'?? f I heir l?n> lll -ss I'll i ha l'li " er of I 11?? 111 e 11 i> -ii;. I. lie' in-w liaak warraul i ha'. I! will !.< !i!iei'al!;. 11 I'll 11 i /.ii I. \ in- ii.i. ill-re ir1 a i V\ r? J - i'i. mi a ' ( lie tup. 11' \ ?mi \\ i^li li> Si II T11at farm, '.iiiher land, store or i ? ^id< i.. ?>, wril* u.; a: *?sit;o- ai d sead full (Inscription a.*, we ha\e -in ai;rac?j\:e propo.v it ion to offer >ou. I<i^nii I.and Co., suiiitei*, s. < *. ?I ill v J 1 - -1 21 If It's a Horse Buggy, \\ agon or I larness you neon we are in a position to furnish your wants along tlus lino. W c do a Livery business also. Stylish and handsome turnouts can ho had at our Sl.ihles. Camden, sTc. W.W.KING A T Jfc illinery B argams We are offering many bargains in millinery and millinery novel ties. We are reducing our stock to make room for fall goods soon to come in. : Agent* for Standard Pattern* THE MISSES GERALD. T X?. KtorttfSH htMuil Lawmaking In England. RUSSIAN OFFICIAL FARCES. Amuainy History of a Royal Daily Ra tion of R'im and the A?toni*hif*u 8tory of a Stolid Sentry and an In nocont Gran* Plot. h^Ktirujwi tluuo la purUapM uoihinu moro uHioiiitihliig to the Aux-ilcat) mind than tho persistency with which certain old customs are inujutained '1 h() Koiunns, for iUSMllce, lit'OJ) tip I llO saturnalia of their ancient pagan an i/estors In a hut-miens way, urn) ihej Florentines go on one morning >>t die ; year to catch crickets tu the grass j simply because the Flruscuns did die Hume thing 2,000 years ago. John Dull has always had 011 after : tlou for the old ways. Ho persistent is ho In keeping to tho fornix and traditions of the imut that Ids I'rrii'h neighbor over thu way lias dut>L? d the United Kingdom a "museum <>t an liquifies" among modern nations It is somewhat odd that the Nornum French of Fdward the Con lessor | Hhoultl still he tho language, the te ' gal volco, of parliament, but so it is j in a way Whenever a hill has passed j the commons the clerk befV<io he | forwards It to the house ot h^ds I writes upon It, according to tho ma-ient | usage, "Holt bailie mux seigii'urs" t "fLntHt he Kent to the lords) It It is J sent from the peers to,the eoinn.ous it ( hears the like indorsement, "Soil laille i mix communes" (Let It he sunt to the <oinmousi Should a bill pass I><? tIt houses it j needs only the royal assent to heroine a law. Here the Norman Fren< h up pears again 'I he commons, summon ej |>\ the usher of the hinek rod. are admit ted to the bar of the hojise of ioidi to hear the Matemuut of hid. majesty's commissioners Wlnm all iii'- a <sn-nibt'-d the lord chancellor mal.es a m^:i to his assista:. u 11>? ; reads the title <?t the hill and then ' says in a l??ud \oiee, "Lii rol le \eult" I (The l.lag wills ttj Iii the e of j financial hills the form is this: "Le ! rul re me re Jo ?es lions >ujets, a<-repte i leur heiievolence, et iiiusl le veult' (The king thanks liis good subjects, fteeepts their faith and ho wills it). For private hills the form i> "Suit j fait comine II est de-Ire" (Let it he j done as is desired* Sometimes. if the j bill Is of sporial Importance. the sane j Hon of his majesty is given In person. | In sueh a ease the Uing. seated un the j throne at one end of the chamber, i bows his assent as the clerk reads the title. The intie.\iblllty of Kussiuii ollioinI orders Inis resulted in some queer and needle.** fixtures In the offloiaI sys tern. a ludicrous discovery of this sort wns made by the Empress Cath erine. who was the mother <>f that Km peror Paul who was assassinated in 1801 Catherine at one time was in spired by some passing whim of econ oihy to scrutinize the imperial house keeping accounts. To her amazement, she found among other queer items that "one bottle of rum dally" was charged to .the heir apparent. Inasmuch as her hoii, Naslednlk. then n young tnan, had never evinced any signs of intemperate habit*, his mother was greatly as tonished Going over the accounts to ascertain how long this s6rt of thing had been enduring, she found to her still greater astonishment that the said expenditure went back to the day of his birth, and. indeed, far beyond It So. it appeared, the heir to tliC throne had not only been charged with drinking over thirty dozen bottles of fine Jamaica rum ever since he was born, but for a long time before that. It Is hardly necessary to add that the empress made a thorough investiga tion of this queer entry Finally, by tho aid of an antiquarian, she at last reached the original entry. A century or so before the imperial physician had prescribed t<?r the Nas lednik of the period, "on a-count of a violent toothache, a tea^poonful of rum, to be taken with sugar." This dose was given for sc. rial days In succession, and the nur.-c in charge had deemed it more fining to the Im perial dignity, as well ;is more profit able to herself, to puivh.i^e a new bot tlo of rum each day N > ? -le had ever given tho order to dlsronv ? ;io the pur chase. and It had gone < m for a con tury. the rum having ?-.<n tituted one of tho perquisites of the -urt nurse. When L31smarck during the "term of his mission as ambassador at St. Petersburg was walking one after noon In the summer gfmVn ho met the emperor, who Invited t' .? diplomatist to continue his stroll with him. Soon Bismarck noticed a stntry stationed in the middle of a large grass plot. He asked what the soldier was doing there. Tho czar did not know. The ald-de-camp did not know Ro inquiry was made of tho sentry bin,self. "It is ordered," was his reply. Every official gave the same nn swor, "It Is ordered." but nobody, know by whom A sentry had always stood guard In the middle of that In nocent grass plot. Tiie archives were searched, out In vain. Finally an aged official was found who gave the planation. Ho had had It frozfi his father that the Empress Catherine once seen a snowdrop ready to bloom In that plot and had ordered jt sentry to stand guard and allow tio one to pluck it. For more than a cen tury the watch had been maintained because "It was ordered" and becaoae no one had erer dreamed of dteob+Jinj. the order or questidftiing any WITTO" | tto UllW therefor.?Now York h?H. A lVrfo?t M#ii, I v i r i' i/i/ r ivflsrai Who uovor guiiible*, nor fiirth, And BhiuiH ail ainful hhhi?w. *>-** W>?, . *** *' ??/*?.*?<*? Tln-ru ih ? fiVfUr'^W^iiover do*'H>*"> a thing iiiut u not right: IUh v. ito rail lull JIIHi WtlUl'U ill) 1h, At morning, noon uml night. iib'vi dead!!! - Hxchungt*, Real Hslate. AM partioa having Iiouhuu, lotu or country property for tmlo wiii ploaao wi-Jio km* at Lancaoter, 8, or *e? Mr, I,, A. Kirk land at Cumijon, I'll lint your property, advortiuo It and Midi ;wuur Ut U MlUall nun mission no ?ale, no pay. FOR KAIilO. GO acreB Seniles north of Camden on Liberty Hill road--the Kirklund place. Kents for $100 or over. Price 1650, 1476 acre#, one mile north of Liberty Hill, Known as the Perry place, too acres in cultivation which renin for 30 bales <?f cotton, Goo a cre? in woodH which will saw 3 to 4 million f<?Mt of lumber and cnt many thousand cords of wOOd.regtB principally in old field and pasture: Part level, part billy and part roll ing. IIiih two large bed* of fine Krunitf, two nice quarry sites with many million cubic feet of rock in One lar^e two-Btory house and twelve 2, 3, and B room tenant houses; plenty, running water, 10 springs and a number of wellB on place. Price $25,000. 10 acres, 1). H. Williams, al north edge of Camden, fropts Broad St. on ICast, Knight's Hill road on the North, and G. T. Little on the South close in and has a fine view. Price $ 8 G 5 0. 1U lots in north Camden, fronting (jii Broad street, GO feet front by 250 feet deep, nearly in front of Kirk wood Hotel. Nice, level and very desirable for houses for the besjL of people. I). H. Williams lot: l>i'ire $550 a lot. Nice G or 8 room house, on a 32 ac re lot- in north-oast Camden front? i:iK on Union street and other lands of T). It. Williams, just south of John Boykin, formerly the E. S. Net tles place. Very desirable for a truck or dairy farm, l'rice $5000. T. M. HI LIv, lteai Estate Agent, Lancaster, H. C, L. A. KIKKLAND, Agent at Camden, S, C. StlOK BARGAINS. Dili! to the fact that tlie fir^n of Mathis & Lewis has dissolved co partnership, l will offer during the next thirty days a liberal discount on the entire stock of Mens, La dies, C'hildrens Oxford and Siioes for the Cash only. Improvements will be inaTTe Tu TUT* near?future, and I promise a more satisfactory and complete stock than has hereto More been carried. F. K. MATIIIS, "The Shoe Man." CITATION'. ; State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. i Ky \V. L. McD nvell, Esquire, Pro bate Judge. Whereas, Weston Alexander made ;:>-uif to me, to grant him Letters of i; x.lminist ration of the Estate of and jj.?t'-M-ts ,,f Kmma Alexander. '? These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular th? kin li'i.i and < reditors of the said ? - ? 11 m a Alexander, deceased, that ti y be and appear before jne, In ' ::?> i our! of Probate, to be held at 1 ' trtiil.mi, S. C., on Aug. 19, next af '??r publication thereof, at 11 o'clock 'i the forenoon, to show cause, if tiny > hey have why the said admin istration should not he granted. (liven under my hand this 3rd d \ of August',* A. P., 1911. w. l. Mcdowell, udge of Probate for Kershaw Co. Published in the Camden Chroni cle on the 4th day of Aug., 1911. J. H. MOORE Contractor and Builder Camden, S. C. K.st i mat oh furnished on all classes of work, Wood or liriek. Satisfaction Guaran teed. Don't wait to look for a man, but 'Phono 187. Furniture and House Furnishings Special Reduced Prices on all Goods until Sept 15 "GOOD GOODS at th? RIGHT PRICES" 1 H. W. Northcutt Successor to Northcutt 4k We?t BETHUWE. . . S.C. Did-You Know that the Gilt Edge Store is offering some, Big Bargains In Sum mer Goods? We are having just a Clean-Up Sale on summer goods this month also Sbme staple goods cut deep. -v t 10c Colored Lawns and Batistes, per yard 5c 10c Ginghams, per yard . . ,7c I 1 .ot Colored Lawns, per yai d ......... .3c 1 Lot White Lawn Remnants, per yard . ..... . .4c 1 Lot Cotton Mohair&,^Jj[)c goods, per yard 6j/?c 25c Cotton Voils, per yard 15c 20c Colored'Flaxons, per yard 12^c 1 Lot 35c Silk, per yard ........... 25c 1 Lot Children's Dresses - 98c 1 Lot Children's Dresses 48c Ladies and Childrens White Oxfords at Cost. TABLE LINEN Here is where we . have used the knife. We have just cut 25c off the price?big lot to select from. The J. W. Carter line "Solid Oak," flexible sole, Men's Ox fords, $3.50 goods at $2.98. FURNITURE COVERINGS. Another line that we want to close out. 20 per cent, cut on these also. Men's and Boys Straw Hats going at your own price. EMBROIDERY AND LACE You will find something to inter est you here for we are offering some big values. 4 ' . 'C f These are just a few of the bar gains that we want to show you -table full of remnants?all kinds e Store P. T. VILLEPIGUE, Proprietor, Camden, S. C

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