The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1912, Image 2
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Hlortt on liroad Htreer Camden, tt recently oceupled^by
J. W. Hmlth a? gurago. ' .j U AuJU.*?i
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111 -,<< mh of I <1 1 1 ? I 0| \damu Mill roud 7 mile* Kaitl of
Camden. TWO hortio ftt^'" ?M??*n and uml?r niltivatlon, ?
of tract hi wood agd pine timber, One 4 -room dwelling, barn
ami hi u hie*, ul^o cotton houHe. All now huildingu. *'or quick
M|i v-t. offer thiti at a i-.iiKiiln
7b acren of land !< mile* rtout beaut of Camden on
dcml>ar)ington public road; '40 acre* open ami ntkder cultiva
tions; 20 ttfrou jji long and abort loaf timber, balance in woo<l
land;, one <i room dwelling, barn and Htablen; Kood rnnnliiK
water through place, Thin Ih a good hmall farm ami can he
UoukIii for 91(00,
180 acrea of land 7 mllea from Camd?*i on DarlinKton
Cnmden road, 0 arre.s open < 1 1 1 < I under c u I ? n.iiioii, l>alan< r in
wopd with hOlio pine limh< i it .11 M S III pUMtllre, under wire.
One four room dwelling, barn ami ?Htab|cM, alHo uinall cotton
hotiKe. J/rlce $8.00 per acre.
Farm of J. H. and If. Tfuewdale, 1 1 miles north of
Camden, ,S. (V, TMm tract contains 1 :i l alcrea; 75 acreu open
land, mostly level; I 4 -room dwelling, 2 tenant Uouhch, 2 good
Mprlngh of water. '
C. P. DuBose & Co.
REAL ESTATE
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SELL
Do You Want to \ loan
BORROW
I May Help You.
LAURENS T. MILLS,
CAMDEN, S. C.
To My Friends:
i wish to announce 'that. I haVe enlarged my stables on
llutledge street, by baring, quite an extension and addition
for the accommodation- of my stock of buggies and wagons.
I Want Your Business
in this line as ,well as in the . stock line. I am handling
a number of well known
Busies and Wagons
1 call your attention' to the "Virginia/' and "Roland" Liug
gies which I handle. Also t lie famous "Studebaker" and
"liOuisburg" Wagons. These are the best grades on the
market.
An Up-to-Date Stock of Harness
When' in the market for a ?ood buggy, a good wagon,
or for horse* and mules bu sure and see me. I am cater
ing to the needs of the public, and want you for a custo
mer.
Call and see me.
W. C. MOORE
| CITY AND COUNTY NfcWS
PUT IN CONDENSED FORM
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I MArfKliK OK GKNKItAI, IVI'KH
i;si si .? i ici .1) Itv oi K
, Mr, JL. C. Bhaw, of Jefferson, was
| in ( am den yealvrduy.
Mrn. Homer liamiln, of Attain.'.
'In the gucnt of Mr?, Hoiuer Tru?'*~
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Mrw I i.i <| 1 1 1 ; a ii < h i.-lioim i'inl ?lat.
ter of rharleston, ar?? visiting Mr*
t in Manning.
1 Mr, uipl Mrs. H. M. Wilkes, of
l.aun-ns, ure the Of Mr. mi l
i Mr?. I.oroy Davidson.
Mr. and Mrs, lAtroy Davidson won j
to Lancaster last week to" attend
, tho Maiioy-Melklejohn wedding.
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Mrs. J oh. ftchenk, of Georgetown, <
who has been visiting Mrs. l^o*? :
flchenk Of thhl o4ty has returned
home. w i
Hvtt the Misses Hackly and Anno- ;
j nette, in Hinging and dancing at
Opera House tonight and tomorrow
night.
Mrs. w. A. Clark, who purchased
the WhiHtlor Jiungalow in Kirkwood,
| expects to arrive November iHt to
i spend the winter months.
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1 MIhh I). K. Brown has returned
from Pennsylvania where she npent
the summer to occupy her winter
home "Ro&eland" lh Kirkwood.
Mrs. VVliil redge and the Misses
Whitredgo, who have leased- t Ii ^
de Jersey homo in Kirkwood, have
arrived for the winter months.
A. P. Dent and S. S. Kerinington,
| paper hangers and decorators, of
I Columbia, are here doing the im
provement. work at the Hobklrk Inn.
Mrs. Whistler is having her home
In Kirkwood made read^ for the
winter season Kteam heat and
other improvements are being in
! stalled.
The M inset* Eidredgo, who have
been spending the BUmmer in Flor
ida, are at their home "Goodie Cas
tle" again. Mrs. Beverly Mikle, of
Charleston, is here with them.
Mr. Geo. T. Little lost a fine
horse Tuesday from pneumonia.
The animal had been shipped in :t
car lot and was delayed on the
Georgia Railroad owing to the strike
It was valued at about $300.
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Among those v?ho visited Colum
bia this 'week, and attended fting
| ling Brps., circus, wereDTTand
Mrs. S. F, Brassington, I)r. Dunn,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baum and little
hon, Mr. Griffin, Dr. J. T. Hay, Mr.
L?. A. Kirkland, Messrs George Alex
ander, Joel Hough, and Alfred Bur
dell, Mr. and Mrs. Arnet., Nettles
Lindsay, Miss Louise Nettles, and
others..
"OLIVFK" STANDS TKST
Machine Went. Through Fire and
Does (jowl Work.
Mr. C. M. Coleman, of Camden, S.
i C., has in his possesion a No;- 5
Oliver Typewriter which he is proud
! of. This machine went through the
big fire, of the Southern Express.,
Co.'s building in this city which was
! blown up iu December 190 9. With
the exception of the key tops and
rubber rolls, the machine is the
same as that which wan taken from
the debris a few days after the fire.
Th.o work of repairing the ma-j
chine shows Mr. Coleman to be a
genius in his line. Leaving off the
name plate one cannot distinguish
the old machine from one just from
the factory*, and aside from a few
minor faults it does as good work
as the new machines. Mr. Cole
man will have a photo made of the
rebuilt machine and sent to the Oli
ver Company.
To Leave For Greece.
Gregory and James Milus, pro-)
prietors of the Greek Cafe, on Main
j .street will leave next month for the
viuuniry to join in the war
against the Turks. A large com
pany of Greeks will assemble in Co-|
lumbia, goinp: from there to Now.
York where they will sail for the
old country. >
j It is said that the pay of a sol
; dier in the Grecian army is three
cents per day. Patriotism has _a
'strong pull with the Greeks, as is
[shown by the fact that thousands
of them are leaving profitable busi
nesses In this country to return
home and fight the Turks for three|
cents per day.
Auction Sale.
By referennce to an ad on our
last page will be seen the Auction
Sale of the old Alford place near
Camden. There will be a free din
ner and music by brass band. This
is a fine opportunity to buy :i fine
farm at a small cost and on easy
terms.
VI tUTIA TO < H IRMCttTOK.
iu\ii<?j in I "k* I'un in I J'k MHt- '
lai > I'nrudv.
Til# following communication has
it. . ii fr###!V#4 ky capt. vou Treao
kow tixni Adjutant lieu?rai Mook
An invitation bat* been i-xtcnded
I hi- I ^,1 Ml N. Ci- 8. lo vUlt
CharbMon, H C., (luring Mm.* p? rioil <
that lb# United Htate? Kloot will bo
I here, Nov ember I 7 1 1* o 1 3 i'il for
tin- purpose of part icipating iu tW
Mlll'ary Parade on .Nov 21wt.
lliii' ih the flrat opportunity that
h;iM been aceorded the Hrlfcado W
- fy)ble as *uch and .1 *1 merely
trU0t i h ;t T I'H'iy fiiiipany < ?oinnian
der ? will use IiIn Influence toward
having hla command present on this
occasion aa i ho occasion will offer
aw opportunity from an educational
fciuudpblm that will be very benefi
cial to sd'y nothing of the many
picaMirt H which , will naturally 'ap
<TUf.
"Arrangements have been made j
"wlt|i 4 lie railroad companies to traun
port the military organizations at
I lie extremely low ?atb of 1 cent
|n r lulu- lor m.ui. I preaume
that the entertainment committee
in charge of the a rrangememi will
provide quarters and subsistence
while there, consequently the only j
GKPensc attached to thin movement
wUll be that of transportation which j
will be very ainall.
"There are uo funds In huuds
which are available for defraying
the expenses connected with this
movement but as the men usually j
take these trips during this period
of t he year, I feel h : 1 1 i ^ f i < ? ? I t h :? t
they would be willing to defray
their transportation tor mk Ii an oc
casion a8 this.
"Plense advise rile at once as to
what action your company will take
regarding this matter ho that i can
report to., the Committee on enter
tainment. ,
Win. W. Moore,
Adjutant General.
it in hoped that the Company will
bo able to take the trip, and the
men are very enthusiastic at the
prospect.
The Atlantic fleet with 500 com
missioned officers and 10,000 en
listed men will be in Charleston
harbor, und will take part in the
land parade.
MarriugCft.
On Tuesday, Oct. 22nd, Mr. J. T
Davis and Miss Lena Urassington
were married at the residence of Mr.
W. L. McDowell. Both parties re
side at Westville.
On Thursday, Oct. 24th, Mr. W.
J. Davis, of Cassatt, and Mrs. M.
10. Price, of Hethune, were married
in the Probate Court office. Judge
McDowell officiating.
On Thursday, Oct.. 24th, Mr. H.
K. Mradley and Miss Janle Mahaffey
both oi' Uetliune, wore married in
the Probate Court office. Judge
McDowell officiating.
SCHOOL DAY
County Superintendent Urges a
Large Attendance.
The date of the County1 Fair is
near at. hand and it seems needless
to say that its success depends upon
the cooperation of the people of
the county. School Day, Friday,
Ndv. 8th, 'will be an Interesting and
instructive feature of the Fair, but
its success will be in proportion to
the interest taken and the energy
put into it by teachers and pupils
of the county. Any teacher can
with a few days of energetic work
get the children to do .^vonderful
things in the way of paper models,
drawing, written articles, etc. A
school should not hesitate to send
in for exhibit its work because it is
not considered perfect. The best
of the work should be selected and
sent in before the opening oX the
Ftalr 011 Nov. 7th. We have been
fortunate in getting the State Super
in ten den of Educaion, Hon. J. E.
Swearingen, who will deliver an ad
dress on "Education," School Day,
Nov. 8th, and it will be a distinct
loss for one to miss. this, address.
It is desired that every school in
the county, chaperoned by its teach
er attend especially school day. All
Boards of Trustees are expected to
give Friday, Nov. 8th, as School
Day provided the teachers and all
pupils possible come to the fair on
that day. Let every , one put " a
shoulder to the wheel and make
school day h success.
I. J. McKenrie,
County Superintendent.
W A N T K 1) .
Hoard in private family, mechan
ic, no boozer. Address "C" care
The Chronicle.
The things a man is going ^to do
are usually synnonymous with the
things he will never accomplish.
Cn?f<C macle t^e ^nest
- tweeds, double-faced
cloth, chevoit and fine black
broadcloth, the smart three
quarters or 45 inch Coat, as
well as the ever practical and
stylish full-length garment, is
shown in a variety of styles
and materials.
We are prepared
with so extensive a
variety and such excellent
values, that the task of se
lecting them is made easy
and pleasant. <j[ Neve^ bie
fore have the fit and finely
tailored finish of Women's
Suits received such careful
and expert attention. An
unrivaled assemblage of
handsome tailored suits in
the newest cuts, including
cutaway coats, semi-Nor
folk styles to be worn with
or without belt, the even
popular plainly tailored suit
and many modifications of
it, with braid bindings, vel
vet collars, belted backs,
fancy buttons and hand
some frogs. Materials are
Men's Wear Serge, Broad
cloth, Zibelines, Mannish
mixtures, Tweeds and En
glish Novelty Clothes.
. Each day we are receiv
ing new Coats and Coat.
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Suits. We are pleased to
show you the line at any
time.
Suits
iBaruch-Nettles Co