The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 22, 1911, Image 2
The Gilt Edge Store
P. T. VILLEPIGUE, Proprietor, Camden, S. C.
Why bother about making
the girls school dresses. Just
come to The G it Edge Store
and we can save you the trou
ble. We have a big line just
in for fall, made in Cham
brays, Galatea, Ginghams,
Linens, etc., in sizes from 2 yrs.
to 14 yrs., made and trimmed
in nice style. These are great
for the busy mothers.
Prices from 50c up
We are also putting in our fall line of Ging
hams, Madras, Percales, Etc, and woolen and
wash Dress Goods of all kinds.
Splendid line of Children
School Shoes just in, also big
line Men's and Ladies' Shoes,
"shoes that fit and last." Ask
for J. W. Carter's Men's Shoes
? the shoe with the flexible
sole.
We are closing out a lot of Linen Table
Damask at Reduced Prices. Now is your
i??v? /y/n Arl koiioalrnonAtf t
Good Checked Homespun at
5c yard. Good Sea Island at
5c yard. Big line Kimona
cloths and outings ? just the
thing for the early fall nights.
We are giving some big values in Furniture
Coverings. Let's cover that old furniture and
fix up "comfy" for the winter.
A lot Ladie's Tailored Shirt
Waists'going at cut prices.
Have you seen our case of 10c Ribbons?
They are great values.
WAGONS !
Some one and two-horse wag
ons going at a bargain. If you
want a wagon, get our prices
before you buy. Also two or
three good second-hand wag
ons for sale cheap.
Be fair with yourself and save [money by
trading with
The Gilt Edge Store
P. T. VILLEPIGUE, Proprietor, CmmIm, S. C
A <il(l KttOMK PINO,
lUxly of Negro Fouitil
.Vitti ItvuiiMsrU.
? ' i >11. f Jftowtil I i n. .lay held
mi in ^oe?t ov?r a l?otly (hut it wj m 1
decided Wfcu (hat'of Taylor Kllerbo,
a negro *>?' M"?! nwkor, and It whn !
altto duciuvd i ha i do.Uh ub cauued i
by I i k 1 1 1 ii ill k .
Tho body wuh III u bud wtute arid
had boon oaten by buzzard* and
U *** UUXU^UiiUliiilb^jB. . ,
near it whm found I hu bauket and
hat an<i ;?*?? ?.r and idr< *<?
of white oak froui which ho made
the banket*. From a achorched
place on IiIb head and th?*' clothing
belng badly .torn and achorched It
wau decided that be bad been atruek
by lightning, and the Jury no do
elded. Sumter Herald.
KH MOTION NOTK'K.
Notio* 1h hereby given that there
will be uu election hold in the City
of Cumdon, ri. <?>'., on Thursday, the
Oth (fifth) day of October, 1911, at
Whhh all qualified elector* of the
City of Cuihden ahftll have the right
?o . o - <i upon tbo question of con
f'.r m ins an ordinance peaked by the
'?'It y Council of Cumdon, S. tho
.'ihth day of A neurit, I U 1 1 , granting
exclmdvo frunchlHos to the Camden
Water and Ught Company to fur
nish water for domestic purpoBCK
and for fire protection for the City
of Camden, and for furnlshingelec
- 1 1 j<- light* to the city of Camden
and tho iiiba.hltauta thereof, for a
of twenty i. 2 0 j yearn from
ho date of said ordinance, August
IlOth, 1 M l .
That tlio.se in favor of confirm
ing the , ordinance granting thi*
franchise will vote "Yea;" thoBe
not in favor of confirming this or
dinance granting t li in franchise will
voi<> "No;"
Jly order of the City Council of
fite City of Camden, S. C., this 30th
d'?y of August , 1 9 1 J .
S. F. II It A SI NO TON,
Mayor.
XOTICK OF DISSOU TION.
Notice in hero by given by tbe firm
heretofore existing between S. M.
Mai bis unci Juh. IieLoache as Jas.
I n-Loache Company was dissolved
by mutual consent on Aug. 31st,
1911, and that the business wilh be
conducted hereafter by tbe under
signed S. M. Mathis.
A 1 1 parties indebted to the said
firm of Jas. DeT'OAche & Co. please
? -* ?*- *v.- i Q_ m
Mathis.
JAS. Del.OACHE,
B. M. MATH18.?? ?
Sept. X, 1911.
Printing of the Hotter Kind at
The Chronicle Job Shop.
Small gasoline engine for Bale
cheap at The Chronicle office. In
Kood condition.
NOTICE.
i
| Notice is hereby given that the
i books of registration of the City
! of Camden will be open for the
j registration of the names of the
, qualified electors therein on the
1 r t b day of September, 1911, and
( shall remain open continuously for
| a period of ten (10) days from the
j s;>ld 15th day of September, 1-911.
HENRY TRUESDELL,
I Supervisor of Registration of the
City of Camden.
| F? pt. 5th. 1911.
If You Wish to Sell
i
That farm, timber land, store or
residence, write us at once and
; send full description as we have an
attractive proposition to offer you.
Iiigon I.iiimI Co., Sumter, S. C.
July 21-1 2t.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is horeby giv?n to all par
, tics indebted to the estate of
; James Cantey, deceased, to make
: immediate payment to me. and all
I parties, if any, having claims
! against the said estate are request
! ed to present the same duly attest
I ed. THOMAS ANCRUM BOYKIN
Administrator de bonis non.
Sept. 14, 1911.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
I Notice is hereby given to all par
l Mrs indebted to the estate of
1 Charlotte A. Cantey, deceased. to
! make Immediate payment to me,
and all parties, if any, having
j claims against the said estate are
! requested to present the same du
I iv attested.
THOMAS ANCRUM ROYKIN,
i Administrator do bonis non. cum
I t^et.amento annexo.
Sept. 14, 1911.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
I Notice is hereby given to all par
ties indebted to the estate of Thom
I as R. Ancrum, deceased, to make im
mediate payment to me, and all par
ties, If any, having claims against
the said estate are requested to
present the same duly attested. i
THOMA8 ANCRUM BOYKIN,
Administrator, cum test*mento
snnexo.
Sept. 14, 1911.
111 htic\\<;ki{
VU-Uim f ?f lllnltHu>uiMii in \Vt*l
V\ <?!<?: ?? . >
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Fur from homo and without frien<!g
or money. Charlie MarkewiU, a na-J
live of Hussla, strolled into police
headquarters jUHi night, tired and
hungry attar walking from Camden
' to Columbia, und attempted to tell
: tile officers of hi* Had plight. It
1 v\ua impossible to understand him
-eienriy-, but ? titan wu* found a ill*
tie later who could tspeak th.e same
Ihi*kuhk?i and he told of bis trou
h\*n.
Charlie came to New^York about
nix months ago from Russia. He
hss ii brother named John Marke
wltz, who for two years had been
working on a farm near Camden,
end he came to Routh Carolina to
see hlht for the firnt time in five
long years. Upon his arrival In
faniden he found hid brother had
. h??n working about five utiles from
the oily, and started for the farm,
trhls was day 'before" yesterday
j Night overtook him before he found
j tile brother, and he asked a man
j ho met where he might get a place
to sloop. Charlie wiih directed to
| it toolhouse along the .railroad track
! find told .it would bo all right.,
j About 1 o'clock he was awakened
j by a man choking him. He was
! robbed of nil his money, $28, and
; 'ho bold highwayman attempted to
! snatch his watch. He resisted
"Hough to keep it,
Yesterday Charlie found his broth
or wan no longer on the farm, near
Camden, but had left for .Columbia
about two weeks ago. That is why
j ho came by foot to the capital city.
Ho is anxious to find his brother,
and any one knowing his 'wherea
bouts In the city will do a favor to
notify him care of police headquar
ters. Mr. Richardson of the police
department took Markewltz to a
restaurant and gave, him a good
supper. A place was provided for
him .to sleep. ? -Columbia State of
Saturday.
Meeting ?t DcKnlli.
\ splendid revival meeting has
Just closed at the DeKalb Baptist
< hurch. The pastor, Rev. K. A.
Thompson was assisted In the meet
ing by his brother, Rev. E. O.
Thompson. There were sixteen ad
ditions to the Church,
The next regular service at the
OeKalh Church will be held at 4.30
o'clock on the first Sunday In Oc
tober. The next service will be
held at Beaver Dam on the first
Sunday at 1 1 o'clock a. m.
Real Estate.
All parties having houses, lots or
country property for sale will please
write me at Lancaster, S. C., or see
Mr. L. A. Kirkland at Camden.
I'll list your property, advertise
Ll. ?a1J- ??t' ? ?mall com
mission ? -Ho sale, no pay
? , FOR SAIjE.
6 0 acres Smiles north of Camden
on Liberty Hill road? the Kirkland
place. Rents for $100 or *" over.
Price $650. ..
147 5 acres, one mile north' .of
Liberty Hill, known as the Perry
place, 4 00 acres In cultivation which
rents for 30 bales of cotton, 600 a
cres in woods which will saw 3 to 4
million feet of lumber and cut
many thousand rords of wood, rests
principally In old field and pasture.
Part level, part hilly and part roll
ing. Has two large beds of fine
granite, two nice quarry sites with
many million cubic feet of rock in
sight. One large two-story house
and twelve 2, 3, and 5 room tenant
houses; plenty running water, 10
springs and a number of wells on
place. Price $25,000.
16 acres, D. R. Williams, at north j
edge of Camden, fronts Broad St.
on East, Knight's Hill road on the >
/North, and O. T. Little on the South j
close in and has a fine view. Price '
$3 660.
10 lots In north Camden, fronting j
on Broad street, 60^ feet front by
250 feet deep, nearly In front oft
Kirkwood Hotel. Nice, level and1
very desirable for houses for the '
best of people. D. R. Williams lot:*
price $550 a lot.
Nice 6 or 8 room house, on a 32 :
acre lot In north-east Camden front- j
ing on Union street and other lands
of D. R. Williams, just south of I
John^.Boykin, formerly the E. S.Net- i
ties place. Very desirable for a !
truck or dairy farm. Price $5000. j
T. M. BKLiK, Real Estate Agent, i
Lancaster, 8. C.
L. A. KIRKLAND, Agent at
Camden, S. C. i
AS OIUHNANCK.
He 1 1' ordained by the City Coun
cil t' ' t'ity of Camden, H. C,,
that . in fxtiufch*- right be, and i?
bei\ b, , granted \o he Camden Wa
ter huj t lit Csrtnp.my, Camden,
>?. 'i ? icr u period of tw?nty <|0)
yuu troin th?? date of this frau
cli.?t. i t fin water to the t- Ity
(;( . and the inhabitants
thwriof. U. u mio*?t!c purpouu* and
for fire pi v'.v'a; a fid also to fur
nish elw rr?r" J . ut to the City oi
Camden for purpose of lighting
the ?treeu and other public places
aud to tbo inhabitant* thereof; pro
vided . . d Cai;?den water and Mght
C'ompa y ?ha!? e.i. i i io . < ontriMJt
with i.?o 8P.i4 City Council of the
('it) oi Cunideo, with sufficient
KUara.c to furniah water. during
the poroi of said franchise, which
will be Ovith pure in quality and
ahu:iUai.i la quantity, and which
alui.il L ; at all tlineH kept pure a. id
abundant, and ahall be filtered by<
the use of the moat approved fil
tering system and be distributed for
the uae of the City of Camden and
tl e inhabitant* thereof. And pro
vided the source from which the
* .'iter supply i? to be obtained
shall be accepted subject to the ap
I .oval of a chemist and bacteri.olo
K fct to be selected by the Ciiy
(' uncil of the City of Caiuden.
And provided that the
, i . 10 be used for uaid water
?i .. pply be const ructod under the <>v
I ('Vision of an engiiiour aelected by
t .9 City Council of the City of Cam
t'. a. And provided the rates to
i chained for water and service
si. all not exceed the following
sch< dule :
To the City of Camden, each street
. hydrant per annum, $60.00 f >?;
fl:-sl sixty-five Raid hydrants,
i 10. Ou for all additional by
drants. ? ~
Pri. .ie houses, one faucet, per
allium . . .... . ? . , . . $0.00
Pri*. ate houses, each additional
f. ueet, per annum .. .. .. 5.00
Pi; ate houses, wash bowl,
e : h per annum .. .. .. 1-60
Pri aio houses, water closet,
ojie (1) per annum , .. 4.00
Pri*. n.c houses, water closet,
e?h additional, per ^nnum . 3.00
Prlvhte ;h( uses, bath tub, one
(1) per annum .. .. .. 4.00
Private bu.lli Lub, each
additional, per annumv . . 2.00
IJrina m, for domestic use, each
por ;.n . uiii . . . . , . . . . 3.00
Iiose, for lawn and window use,
per annum 6.00
Horses, cows, mules, etc., each
animal ,per annum .. . . .1.60
- Hotels oud otbor public uses t"
he supplied through meters and at
the rate* eptHtified herein, ? -
That all persons using water may
require a standard water meter, and
pay " for water actually used at
rates not exceeding the following
maximum rates, to wi : ? ?
First 1,000 gallons or less, per
day, .30 per 1,000 gallons.
Over 1,000 to 2,000 gallons per
day, .25 per 1,000 ;; -.11 or. - . ?
Over 2,000 to 1.^00 gallons per
day, .20 per 1 ,<< 0.
Over 4,000 gallons per day, .15
per 1,000 gallonB. ? ??
Minimum per month. . . . . .50 i
That the Camden Water rnd I
Light Company shall have the right:
to attach meters In any case where J
it deems such course advisable, and
to charge to and collect fto:.i an. ,
customer the meter rates specified
above.
And provided that the Camden
Water and Light Company shall en
ter into a contract with sufficient
guarantees to equip its lighting
plant, under a complete and modern
system, and subject to the approval
of p.n electrical engineer to be se
lected by the City Council of the
City of Camden.
Provided further that a con
tract for the government of said
wrier supply and electric lighting
service be prepared by the City At
torney, and executed between the
And provided that the rat*1* to
b? clivii,?d i A' uuid llftHtkifc ^ ?
tfbt ;i nvl i>.iC<*?d tl?? following
? . ? <niu- of i>? t<f(
lo il.v i ftj of (Jantti i, ? jh
4o Ciifull* i H. i,
i nerk'to Mr. fel 1.1J..JI, j? :? Ji<?
nu'ia . . , . . . . , . 120.00
iteuldouco light In#, per Kilo
watt hour . , , , j .10
; liut ii^. s lihgting,, j "i .vilowait
hour . . .10
'1'owvr and hc?ai t>p?chil rate.
.??i . ii i in u in p?i- ii. .. i 50
m :?( if i?-d In Council i' ? ?? the
' ' :>y of Ai)0tlif, ||U>
S, ?<\ muahincton,
t> Mayor.
Attest ?
J. J. GOOD ALE,
City Clerk.
NOTIOK OF FlNAl'M lUHtiK.
Noilce 1* hereby given that oj?
the :;0th day of September, 1911,
I will rtppJ y to the Judge of Pro
bate of Kershaw County for a final
dftK'hurge an Administratrix of tho
M?i i of (? n or go T. Peach.
Mr?. it. 10. Peach,
Administratrix,
Cam i -ii. .s. c., H. p(. i, l y l . J .
NOTICE OF FINAL UlHOHAllGK
Having filod In the offlco of the
Probate Judge for Kerahaw county
ray final retdrn an Guardian of the
eatate of JJ. O. Kennedy, R. M. Ken
nody and 11. li. Kennedy, notice la
hereby giytin that 1 will apply to
Hal?l Court on Monday, the 26th day
of September, 1911, for a final dia- *
i:hatgi- iib Guardian of said eatatua.
A. I), Kennedy,
Guardian.
Aug.- 24. 1911. ;
AKTItfTIC CALENDAR#.
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Wo have made arrangements
with one of the largest Importers
and publishers to handle their 1912
Calendar line, and now havo sam
ples ready for examination.
Our line contains domestic color
' types, half Tonea, Banners and Im
ported Cut-outa, Wall Pockets and
Banners ? the life-like kind. In
fact everything worth while hang
ing on a wall. Our prlceB are reas
onable too, and we hope you will
give us an opportunity to show you
our line, before placing your order.
Surprising how -many people will
. stand ready to help^ you when you
j don't need help.
Our Job Printing Pleases.
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CIVIL KNtilNKEll
and
LAND SIKVEYOK
Office over Hank of Sumter
Sl'MTKH, ? ? 8. O.
'Hacker Mfg. Co.
Successors To
GEO. 8. HACKER & SON
We Manufacture
Doors, Hi wih and Blinds, Columns
and Ilalusters, Grilles and Gable
Ornaments, Screen Doors and
Windows.
Wo Deal In ?
Glass, Sash Cord and Weights.
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