The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 27, 1912, Image 7
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I wish to MBpllttW Hiatal have enlarged my stables on
ItutMgu Htiout, by having quit., an ami n<l.liU?ii
for tin- ftCCOBlttlOdltlOO of 1 1 1 y slock of buggli'H and wa^on
I Want Your Business
in thla HlU> IlB well UH the btoek line, I uiii handling
a number of well known
Buggies and Wagons
j call y<?"' ftttontlon to the "Virginia" and "Roland" Hug
gjos which I bundle. Also the famous "Studebakcr'' and
"Lolilaburg" Wagons. Those ore the host grndos on tho
iqarkot. . . ?'
An Up-to-Date Stock of Harness
When in the market for a good buggy, a good wagon,
or for lior.scs and mules' bo .sure and soo mo, I am cater
lag to ih.<- needs of tjie public, and want you for a ciisto-"
UVpior.' . ^ -v Y '-J;, K " :
Call and soo mo. Vi
W. C. MOORE
SEL.L
Do You Want to j loan
BORROW
I.May Help You.
AURENS T. MILLS,
CAMDEN, S. C.
or Ileal: 8 room house 011 Lytjleton street ( for
!<1 -by T. C. JMiBose) lot. 100x250. Barn and ?t?i- /
' easy tj^raja;. price oil application.
" ~Ofio Jot on Chestnut s\reet /( botween fTcr-l house
*>?? p. , v.. residence.) ...
??>a i\i ir street, 100x250, n. bargain f or <n?k? Kale.
of laud on Adams Mill road 7 miles ISast of
horso farm open and under cultivation, balance
"" ;.J and pine timber. One 4 room barn
-cot ;?mi ? houae. All navr ? ' !'"or <1n r -
f r this at a bargain. ? # ?
fe>.
fen-D: ,
- l?.i*d JP- irriitT* ? of Crtnidcn rm -t^irvv''
public road; 25- .-acres open and under c'ultlva-"
~ cl .iQiui and short loaf timber, balance iu v/ood ?
dwelling, barn and stables; good running
place. Thils ia -a ^ood small farm -and can bo
pate-.- . i
?ttght ?u:
IS." ???
amd.-u
.. timber. 12 acres, in pasture, under wire,
four r . dwelling, barn and stables, also "small- cotfrr.
Iftml 7 miles frofn Camden on Darlu>gton
acn s open and under cultivation, balniU e in
pouso
i'ri,,. ?.
M>0 per mere. - - ?
(; j. ]{> nn(l g. IT. Truesdale, 11 miles north of
id<?n. S. This tract contains 131 acrcs; 75 acres open
nd> mostly Wel; 1 4 -room dwelling, 2 tenant houses, a good
nss of water. ' *
I- P. DuBose & Co.
Tfie Old, Old Story
"COrlgfet cA. Tatterson
New Year's Eve ? He Says:
My dear,
Ab tho old year is departing
I am thinking
Of what tho now
May have In storo for us,
For you and mo and Ethel.
I Bit hero smoking,
Burning up money needlessly.
Depriving myself and family
Of llfo'B necessities
And possibly luxuries.
Let's add snd multiply
Those nickels 1 deal foy ;
Let ua figure interest and compound
1t.
Why, they make dollars ?
They make bank accounts.
>. Without tho weed
I should have been a millionaire.
I quit. It now.
This night shall be my last
Of useless waste.
These nickels shall make of me
A Rockefeller, a Morgan or a Car
negle.
They mean an automobile,
A powerful, big rod car.
Oil!. such comfort an it will bring
I Willi . summer niahts,
I Ho .snioothly gliding
| Beneath the twinkling stars!
! The.ro is a college course for Ethel
III the nickels I will save,
And she shall pick the beat.
: No common boarding school
Or feniale seminary for her.
But on^ in keeping -
With the standing of her old dad.
J Ani too. f hat trip to' Europe
[ We harry often dreamed about.
That's possible. now
With smoking out.
I You'd better begin planning for it
?| soon. ' .
| And thru, just possibly,
: i We might concludo
To keep right on and circle this old
,.J_ . globe. --- --
Won't that be grand?
And JuiBt to think
These, things will come
From cutting out a Useless habit.
'
j And now, my clear.
? Let's zo another step.
: There's candy for yourself and Ethel*
I It's needless waste. ? ?
Just figure what it. moans.
See what, life Would be without it.
Why, in a year or tw'o
; I could quit the daiiy grind
J And tHl the "old hian? to 'feohnng.*
j And with the interest compounded
i We three, would live at ease.
t We'll call it done right now
I And candy will be ijcrred.
] If only rll \he world
J Would stop and think,
Would jiist apply a little sound hornt
, - ?? - aenge.- ' *'
These Nt#w Vcsf resolutions
Would, brips the millenium.
Tho cost, of living
Would no longer be a problem.
jOJ.d ape would have no terreni' ?
For the poor.
Hail to the year ifincl-een thirteen.
HIS NEW YEAR THOUGHTS
The Eloquent Hopelessness of tha
? Wctt^Krown Author, Robert
Louis Stevenson.
Beajitiful in its simplicity and elo>
queues is tho following gem i"or New
Year medltv.tlon, eulied from the
j magic pages of that, lamented master
| of English prose? Robert Louis Stov
J en son.
"To be honest, to bo kind ? to earn
a little and to spend a little less,
to make tho whole family happier
for his presence, to renounce when
that shall bo necessary and not
be embittered, to keep a few friends
but those without capitulation ? abovo
all, on t Ho same grim condition to
keep friends with himself ? bore is a
task for all that a man has of forti
tude and delicacy. He lias an am
Ibitious soul who would ask more: ho
h^s a hopeful spirit who should look
in.auoh an enterprise to be success
ful."'
Evenltuj, January 5 ? She Says:
John,
What is ii I iunell?
An odor of nicotine,
A vile cigar.
I know you have boon smoking.
So boom you have forgotten
TU? plttiw wo mado,
The automobile,
Tho trip lo Europe,
The school for Ethol.
It is bur live short days ago
That 1 believed you.
So go the plans 1 mado,
Tho dreams I dreamed,
| All spoiled, fill ruined,
' All evaporated into useless Smoke
Hecapso 4>f man's weak nature.
But 'tis all that women may oxpoct,
To driule.' and toll,
To Skimp and save
That man may not be denied
Ills cigar, .
He Says:
How dare you criticise!
How da ro you condemn!
This morning I saw tho candy box
: You thought, so 'carefully concealed.
I And I refuse to be the only victim
Of New Year resolutions.
They cap go hang-?
The automobile, .
The trip to Europe,
The school for Ethel.
If 1 must i l-.vve all through my days
I shall have some comfort.
If only or 1m weed:
They Say:
. HoreV rn. nineteen thirteeti.
We'U 1'vo it as we've Hvo<l before.
We'll enjoy it,
Wo'li iiaV" the littie things wo want,
We- w jty not dream of the Impossible.
Tho Ikd
And wo were fooled, *
Hut only for a few short dayn.
Her* '; to nineteen thirteen?
And life.-"
FIDO'S RESOLUTION..,
ilo rcsolvf-R to bo kind <o nil *4r;iy
eats.
~7 _ . . -
Standard Live Stock Insurance
Company
':!? . ? ? V .. t
|M ? I- '""oi . ???
Insures Horses, Mules and Cattle
Against any Disease.
Horiti* Mult! tiid CiMi# must die Yow can't diipuU
this fact. Knowing this no owner can afford to be
without insurance of this character.
"Lei Us He Your Agents"
WILLIAMS INSURANCE & REALTY COMPANY
( I n corpora Uid. )
1012 Broad Street Camden, South Carolina
Why uro Nt'Yt'll 11)1111
OIIO?
iiicce utti uioi'i' <>f (li?4m ;
Chops!
Thojro Ik mo limit
To I In- nu inlKM- I)!' rhopH
Wo huvr lioro tor you!
I'ork Ohopn, Vpivl OhopH,
Uuinli Chops, Million Chopti,
WiMutvo thorn lu profusion
To your iippotjto'fl Corifu?lpu.
W? hurk?b( ah 11 ootid union,
Dotwopn you Hint tlioin, oollUttlon !
Campbell Bros.
IT'S GOOD TO
BE WARM
esi/<M:iully wlum (lie thuvmo.iW<v
l?'f Ilf llOVt'riOK Ill'OUlid lilt' Zl!l U
miirli .. Thai isi . Ih<> llino that
you wnn! iu)iil, iuiO plenty of fl .
Ho.ud \Hi yoiir ardor l'o?; liny kind
oCf<M>a) you want, and It will hu
dolly rod promptly, and you
will koi full .value fur your moo
f ey, That J?" oiir f'iUMViini 1 1 .
CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS ?'
Any Kind Any Size Any Kind Any Length
C O A L COAL. WOOD WO OD
' ? ? ? ... " ' ???.'?- ?
tipociat -on V'oal; Wood ;.:uul i U?k?-.'
Ami hiiw s:i \v in;- \V(>r><r in lolfl <>r 5 nirin U|?. A i'rnHj'n f M'
piy (Vf Mi?' 1><;. I" Johnson Cvjuh ll;i\ Uuieii for I.'li.o.no yOUT
v ? v . : ? ; orrt?-r lo ' - ' :
S. M. MATHIS
' Otfi < ? ? I'Iumm- . i?S: IlftHfilnVica. ? : 'Ji R'7 -*T i.
The Telephone
and Good Roads
The telephone goes hand in hand with pood I
roads. ;
The telephone overcomes many of the obsta- '
jclcs. of bad - roads' - and' niaki s it possiWerior' the ^
fai nierand other rural residents to transact bast
ness in. the city and* with neighbors when tin
roads are impair. hie.
Progressive farmers'- are insisting., upon gooi
fb&Qs aricf telephones, Th-ese two a^cneics
modern civilization are doing more than all othe_,
toward clhirinatm^ the isolation of countryTIfe
You can have ^telephone in yotir home at ver-j
small cost. Send a postal for our free booklet
frivtn j j co m^le Le inf ormatioiV.
? is ^
FARMERS' LINE DEPARTMENT
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
ATi& "TELEGRAPH COMPANY
; 24 f S. i TIYOR. STREET * ATLANTA, G A.
| JOHN WHITE & CO,
*
AND HIDES
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE TA!0
FOR RAW.HJRS AND KiptS !
Wool on CorommToa- Wflto Cor criec
list mcntionirn thto ad.
Kstubliehed 1887
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