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Local News. I'cb cured in 30 minute* by Wool. foi.i f- >oltary Lotion. Never falls. Sold J) Zeuip & Del'ass, druggists. DHEUMATISM RELIEVED IN 6 HOURS. Dr. Dktchon'o hktjef for Rheu matism usually relieves severest oases .nafew hours. Its aotlon trpon t)ie system Is remarkable and effectives It removes the cause and the disease quickly disappears. First dose bene fits. 75c and $1.00. Sold by F. Leslie Zemp, Druggist. Birthday Party. Master Ansel Bateman gave a very pleasant birthday party on last Friday i evening to a number of his little friends , DeKkiious cream and cake wa% served. 6 or 8 doses ,,6(J0" will cure any case of Chills and Fever. Price, 25o. Farmer's Union Meeting. The Kershaw County Farmers Union will meet at the court house in Camden Oa Suturday , August 12th, instead of the 6th as previously announced. This meeting will be open to the pub lic Let every one whooan attend this meeting. August 12th at . the court house. A King Who Left Home set tho world <u talking, bui l'anl Mathulka i.r Buffalo, N Y oAy b be always KEKP8 AT HOME thr Kiug of all Laxatives ? Dr King(<? Now Life PiUs? and that they're a hlettting to all hiv family C-jre constipation, head nche, indigestion, dyspepsia Only 2Go at Camden Drug Co aud Zemp & Del'ass A Tine Watermelon. We are indebted to our good colored friend, R C. Dow, .Tr , fur a vnry choice watermelon left ut our ofttoo last Saturday . Dow tells us that he 1* raising some quail melons and is go ing to bring us one of them when they f>et ripe. They grow to considerable ength and are very sweet ' Accused ot Stealing. B B Chamberlain, of Clinton, Me boldly nooused liuoklcn's Arnioa Snlve of etealiug , I ho Mtinp; from bums or Hoaida? the pain ? from ports ot all kinde? tho di*lr?t?a front ? wmronrnwr "*ui "robs cuu>,cora?. bruiHet?, Hprainn and iujuries of their terror," he say*, "ns a healing remedy it? equal don-t fxisi Only 26c at Camden Drug Co and Zeuip & DePatis Children's4)ny. The Spring vale. Sunday school will observe Children'* L)ay next Satur day, Auifunt 5th. The public 1b invi ted and a (ice time is promised nil We are requested to anno nee th it addresses will be made by Messrs. M . L. Smith, G. W.Thomas and C. W. Blrchmore. ~ Many A Suffering Woman l'rags hereelf painfully tbrougli her dailj t ibk?, fluttering' from backnobo, headaohe, nervousnesB, Iobb of appetitn and poor " nl?ep, not knowing that ber ills are duo to kidney and bladder trouble*. Foley Kid. fey Pills give quick relief from pain and misery and a prompt return lo bealib and strength No woman who ao sutlers can attord to overlook Foley Kldnny Fills. Zt-mp & DcI'hbh. Death ol a very old Negro Dick Maroh, an old negro who died on Mr. Henry Savage's plantation In West Wateree, WW* perhaps ths oldest negro in the oounty- The record of :-ltls effe showed that he was horn In * Inar him 106 years old at the " * ith. He wm ft good old tma bj an who tea^w vHuy fever, Asthma and Sumner Colds Muht be r?U?ved qulokly aud Foley's Hon ey and Tar Compound will do It. B, M, Stewart. 1084 Wolfrun fit,. (Ihloaga, whites: *?1 bavo been greatly troubled during tbe ' hot summer months with Hay Fever and And that by using Foley's Honey and Tar Compound 1 get great relief " Many oth era Who suffer similarly will be glad to ben 1 - efit by Mr. Stewart's oxporlenoo. Ztwp .. & DeFas*. Choice Peaches. We are indebted to our good friend, Mr. J* O Hilton, for a box of choice Alberta petuihes, left at our office Sat urday. They were as One as we have seen this year. Mr. Hilton for tbe past few years has been paying a good deal of attention to fruit raising and lias made a success of It. Hilton's Home Cannery Is known for its splen did quality of fruit put up for the mat ket. There is none better and yery little that equals it. When you got a oan of fruit Irom Hilton's Home Can tiery you know that you have the best on the market. AttncK Like Tigers. In fighting to keep, tho nlood pure the White corpuscles ntiaok dibrnne pornm like tigors But often germs multiply po fnwt the l lt'e fighters are overoome Then nee ptmph'H, boilR, eossotna. ?>\lt rheum and Mp?oi?utt-44ttviUftlyHfc*?4 -fftrrmfttH KfTA ^^*11 't U it* oeuditltn deiimBds bloitrio JiiiterH to regulate Htonmoh, liver and kid neyn mid to e*|-el poiuouo from the blood ? They are the hem blood puriller," writes C T liudnhn. of Traoy, Calif, ?I have ever V found" They mako rioh, red blood, strong nerves and build up your health Try them &0o at Camden Drug Co, and Kemp & l>e? j.': TasB FOR SAIc. I A. good mule and one-horse wagon ti ml harneas. The mule is a spltmdid work animal and lite wagon i? In good oondltlon. Price V> ry reasonable. Apply to Frank Htm unond. ; -c'v-'l;,. ? Twj fire*. * Fire w?s discovered on Krlday tn the kitchen rod! at Mro J V Smith's on Iih corner of Lvt leton and DeKttlb M?ieet??. 'I'ltn III n il.i ,iu iin'tnt. reSpdud ?id pf-inntly and the tire wan extln gulf hoi before very muoh damage wan U i <i? ne. <>0 Saturday evrning the wood sh*>d and poultry hou*e In MrPH 8swy<t '?? yard got afire In som* >vajr, and it was neoeaaary for the fire department to render their atelHtance to put the flie Out. Mr. Sawyer's chlckena, and. he lifts ftlte * lot of fanoy ;onet?, were very muoh Ittconvenlonoed hy this fire. However they will soon be oomfortably housed again. ? " ><m *?* ? - At at> os Ohio* City of Tolrdo, ) m. '.<> tt)OA? Count*. ) IrMk J ? ChtHfly nmkfti o?lh thftt ho I* ??nl<*r pari*** of tno firm rtf F I. Chonoy A Oo? doing lit ?h* Otly of Tolo >. : t?o, County nod But* ?fcrmld, tod tb*t ?%(d (Irm will ik? Aum of OME HUN DtttiD DOtXAKB for ooob nwl *teTy o??o of OnUrirh ?M otrtnol b* cui>hI by ih? uho Of tf*U?o Courrb. FRANK J UIKNRY. flwofn 10 bolot'o BB? And mbufibod to p\y ptmooo, tbll fiih do* at i?.-ormher, A? V' i860. TJ; #A. W flI,fcA80N. . ra^i) ; > j(4 Noury p?i?iiio, HoU'o 0*Ut?b Ottrs la token ?Morn*lly. Mtlng dlMotlv on tho touooH* aurfooetf of ? fc ref?**. 0 MQ Sold bv oil brutgiata. fM '??!> ? town* PlfW.fot ?oo?tl ?*?<6W ' *'** ?' *< . l1! ' ' ' | BacUen'tAmlcaSalva ?|*|M *Mt Nw l? Hf PEBSOKAL PARAGfiAPMS . I MIm EmmaRembert, of Daliell, aud Mist Marie Duke, of Columbia, ?re guests this weok of M1m*? Evaret anil Ethel Blrohmore. MIh Carrie Fleming, of Florida; whose father resided h*r? a number of year* aco, is a gue^of Miss WIHle Wat* kltis on' Laurens street. Mr. I. C. Hough will leave in a few days for an exteuded Irlp out West. Mr*. Randolph Shannon, who has been spending a few days at the horn* of her father-ln*luw, ^Tr. C J. Shan* non, Sr., has returned to lier home at Jefferson. We are sorry to lfitlrn that Mr J. B. Zdmp Is conllued to his room with sickness His host of friends hope to see hiru >/ut again seon. Mrs Joel Hough and daughter, Miss Nannie, went to Sullivan's Isiani laet week for a few days recreation. Mr. D. F. Dixon spent Wednesday and Thursday in Columbia. Misses Bi ssie Mae and Lizzie Lue Davta of Columbia Hre visiting Mr. W. M. Liollis this week Mr. Jeff Boyd, of Columbia, was In town Mondu.y. *i, Mr. T L Little has returned from u two weeks trip to Washington and Vlrglna. Mr. & Mrs. H. L. 8ehlosburg will leave Sunday for Virginia and New York whore they will buy their fall goods. Miss Helen B Roddick of Columbia, will attend the picnic on the 4th. Mr. A. S. Karesh spent Thursday in Sumter. Miss Annie Wlthersroon, of Btsh opville, and Miss Bertha Huggins, of Smitbville, *p<'nt Friday with the iat ter's uncle, Mr W. W. Huggins. Col. John Bell Towell, editor of the Bnteshurg Enterprise, was in Cam den Thursday. Mr. Fred Schatfdr, of Cincinnati, was visiting friends in Camden last week Mr. Ney Billings, who been confined to his home for some weeks past with typhoid fever, is out again MrB. Billings is improving also we ure glad to learn. Mr. D. R Williams went to Colum bia last Wednesday on business. Messrs, A B. Rabon und Newton Kelly, of West Wat?ree. attended the meeting of the State Farmers Union iu Columbia last Wednesduy. Mrs. A.F de Jersey returned home last Wednesday. Postmaster Catfthen, of Kershaw, was a welcomo visitor to Camden last week. Dr J. Sumter RVunn, of Charleston hi?.s been spending n few days with ills parents in Camden. Miss Theo Siok s, of Sumter, is spending a few da* s with Miss Sallie Huggins. fleMgions. Rev. H Bascomb Browne preached a forceful sermon Sundry night on the habit of profane swearing. For the next few Sunday nights he will preach on some of the popular sins such as lying, cheating and not paying debts. Rev, J. C- Rowan spent 'Sunday at Liberty Hill and made an address at theChildrn's Day exercises and preach ed for this congregation at the evening service. Rev. M L. LawBon and family are at Qleun Springs recuperating. 5 or 6 doses "BOB" will cure any oate Of Chills and Fever. ? Prtce,25c. T* Rent. Two or three rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Terms reasonable. Ap ply to Robt. Latin. P?ley Kidney Pills will obeck the pro gress of your kidney and blndder trouble and heal by removing the oauao. Try them Zemp tl DePass, Mectnfl Chamber ol Commerce. The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce will bp held at the Opera House, Wednesday evening, Au*r. 2, at 0 o'clock. You are earnestly requested to be present W. R. Eve, Jr.. Secretary. The joint plonic committee will .hold a meeting at 0:30 o'clock at the opera house immediately upon the adjourn ment of Chamber of Commerce. Each member Is asked to be present as this will be the last meetiug before the plc nlo Friday. If your liror is Btuggivk and out of tone, and you fool dull, bilious, ootirtipated, Uke a dose of Chamberlain b Stomach and Livor 1'abletH tonight fiefore * rel iri t>^ and you will fVel a'i right in ?he morning Hold by Zomp & Del'ass Protrnclei Meeting. A nrotraoted meeting will be^ln at Concord near Mr. W. H. Tiller's in West Watereo on the second Sunday In August. This la a comparatively now church and its membership in ilea (illy growing. In conversation "with Mr. Tiller a few days a#o ho told u* that this con^rn^atlon Intend e(h< aving services every Sunday at their i.liurjh another year. There aro somo biir heartfsd people living In that sootion and thoo aro waking up to tho advantages of having servloos regu larly In their church. W o uuuer.statitl that a protracted meeting will start at Srlngvale church next Sunday A protracted meetln# was Imld at Fisi/ah church south of Camden last week. A orotraoted tie tiotf w !? boffin at M (^Twill's church on Thursday nlpht bi)n?ro the third Sunday In August. A protracted uimillntf will tatfla at thfl Pine Orook churoh next Sunday night week. Thirty Years Together. Thirty yearn of ftnooiatlon ? think of it How the merit of a good lhln? ?tand? out In t''*t time? o< the wort hle<<?nM? of a bud one So lhfre't? no 'gutus work in thin e*U dunce of Thou Arl*i?. Uwncord, Mich, ?vho writes: "1 have ueed Or King'* New Uls ooeery for 80 yearft, and Ita the bent congli and oold our* I ever used" Onoe it flnu* itn ontrnnon into a home you cm n't pry it out Many famllier have used it forty year* It'* the most infallible threat noil Inn* tnedioine on earth Uuepunled for lagrlppe, aethms, hay fever, oroup, quinsy or rore lung* I'rloe 60o end $1 00 Trial bottle free Guaranteed by Cftmden Drug Co and Hemp k I)eT'a?n The drtor? of your aoul are open on othere nod tlr irg on you. Simply lo b* it) thin woHd, whatever you are, it to exert an ir>fl?ienoe*~an Influence too oompared which Vlth mere languafte and parauatlou are feeble. ? 'Horaoo fluahnell. ft utire ami take a houle of , Ehamber laln'a Colle Ohelera end Dierrboea Remedy with ymi whNi ttartiog on your trip (hi* ?uvttttm It oennot be ob'tlued on bo?trd ? l> ? ?r?*n? or -to*?* t ? <!h*n?o* of water i and ollraate often oeuve jui'ltUn a(Uek? of I MUrrbota aad l? N beat lo be prepared Sold by * Uiit'aev TO CLOSE TOR THE BIG PICNIC _ The Merchants and Tbrir Clerks to v Join la the Festivities. We, tlie undersigned Merchants of the City of C?undeu, uu account of (lie "Big Picnic" on August 4ih, 1911, hereby agree to close our respective places of business at 12 o'clock ami rernpiu closed the balance of the day. A D Kannedv, Springs & Shannon, L Scbeuk & Co, J O Cunningham, Buruob-Nettles Co, D Wolfe, M H Heymun, Htrsoh Bros & Co, F E MathlB, Lewis <k Christians, Watklns Bros, ? D T Lnng. W T Smith, Q C Bruoe, Burns & Barrett, Mose'ey Bros, H Swltzer, W Geisonheitner, The Ollt Edge Stor-*, G L Blackwell, T J Arrants, L J Whl taker, N ero Reed , M Mogulescu & Co, W J Clark, A J BeatMo Nettle* Purniture Co, Wilson & Nicholson, Twin Bros, John E Hhuiuo, J S Rhatne, W R Roberts. J Shebeen & 13 ro, C W Bill lugs, H L Sohiouburg, Do not allow your kidney and Madder Irouble to durelup beyond the reach of medicine Take Foley Kidney Pills. Tboy tfive quick results and stop irregularities with surprisiug promptness, Zemp & De Pass. jf A protracted meeting will begin at Cook's church on next Sunday, being the 1st Sunday in August, to which the public is invited Rev. C. R. Carnos, of Antioch, will assist tbe pastor. Rev. Wtn Riibon. W lien t he digestion if all right, the ac tion of the bowels regular, there is a natu tal craving and rehtdi for food When this is lacking you may know that you need a dose of Lhmnbfr'aiu's hlomaoli and Liver Tablets They Mi ciigthen tlie digest ivo organs, improve the uppetiie and regu late the bowels. Sold by Zemp DePass Attention, Kershaw Guards. Beginning with drill on August 4th, ti new contest for best attendance will begin, terms to be given on Auk- 4th. Two prizes will bo olTered. one for members residing in Camden, the oth er for members living out of town All members will bo expected to be at Armory not later than 10 o'clock a. in., Prlday Aug. 4tli. E. C. von Trosckow, Capt. More people, men and women, aie suf fering from kidney and bladder trouble than ever before, and each year more of <hetn turn lor quick relief and pi-rmanont benefit to Foley's Kidney Remedy, wliicb ? as proven itsolf to be one of tho most eik-otive remedies for kidney and blud ler ailments, that medical science has de vised. Zemp & Depass. v The schoo 1 trustees of District No. 19 advertise in this issue of The Messenger for bids for the erection of a school house at DeKalb. j In buying a cpugh medicine, dou't be afraid to get Chamberlaip'9 Cough Remedy..., There is no danger from Ji, and relief is sure to follow. Espeolaily recommended for ooughs oolds and whooping cough bold by Zemp & DePass. Red Shirts Organized. Last Saturdav at the court house the Red Shirts of this county was or ganized oy the election of Judge W. F. Ruusell, chairmun, and Mr. M. C. Wost, secretary. Capt. J J. Bell was elected commander About fifty or sixty red shirts were enrolled, and as tho date for tho reunion in Columbia has been postponed until the latter part of September it is likely tbat the company from historic old Kershjw will number at least one hundred. Dysentery Is a dangerous disease but oan he oumd Chamberlain's Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has been suoopssfully used in Dine epidemics of dysentery It has never been known to fail It iB equaby valuable for children and adults, and when reduoed with w ter and sweetened, it is pleasant to take Sold hy Zenip U DePass ANNUAL MEETING OP STOCKHOLDER*. - Notico Is hereby given that the an nual mooting of the Stockholders of the Itunk of Camden will be h?ld at the Bank on Monday evening, August 7th, 1911, at 5 o'clock C. H. YATES, Cashier. Loss o! Thne Menus Loss o! Pay. Kidney troulilo and the ills it breeds means lost lime and lost pay to many a working man M (talent. 1214 Little l'enna M., Slrval jr, III., was -io b-nl from kidney and bladder troublo that ho could not work, but he pays: "I took Foley Hid. noy Pills for only a short lime, got entirely wetland was soon able to go buck to work and atn feeling well and healthier than he fore.*' Fol v Kidney I'ills are tonio in ac tion, quick in results*?-* good frien I to the working mr,n or woman who sutt'rrs from kidney ills, Zemp & l)td'ass< NOTICE. B 'if nfilnfir Auifint 1st, Iftll, the In Hurnnoo husin-'sH heretofore Qarrled on li v I) H vV tlilama ender the Atfene.v name of William* tc St'wlma.i will be oonilnued in the name of I) It. YVill lunon For Prices on tombstones and mon uments write 'I'. J. McNinch, Lanuatt tor. H. < . HAPPY Hnvc Made Many Cnmden Residents En thusiastic. ' No wonder ?eore<? of Camden oitlxonn Sfrow enthusiastic. It l? enough to ma'.:e anyone happy to fine) relief after years of Buffering. Publlo BtatornentH like the following are but truthful rep reBentatlrtiiK of the dully work done In Camden by Doan's Kidney Pills Mrs. W. F. ItuHftell. DeKalb 8t , Camden, 8. C , says: "I used Doan's Kidney PI lit with very satisfactory re sults and I am justified In foommend in# tlnun. Dizzy and nervous spoils bothered uih and my back and head ached,, plainly showing that my kid ney a were out of order. When some one advised me to take Doan's Kidney Hill, i Immediately got la supply and they noon made me strong and well." For tale by all dealers, Price BO cents. Foster Mllburn Co., Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United 8tates> ' ?' Remember the name ? Doan's? and take no other \Jy - ?? ? > ? OB.KINvj's (M'T.W iu <KOVE?1 1 wai 8t? tii stop rtui comb. GET YOUR BIG BASKETS READY L ? Ample Preparations Should Be Made lor Entertaining the . Crowd to be Here Friday. Il Is No Small Undertaking, so Lcl Every One H?lp. Friday, tho 4 ill of August, will be oue of the greatest day * in the history o( tti i s olil town. People are coming hear from far and near. We want again to call the attention of the peo file of Camden, the good ladles espec ially, to the lmportauce of preparing large and well tilled baskets to help feed the orowd. It is to be a basket picnic, therefore It should be a pleas ure for all to naKicipate in it. The plcnlb oonjinittee will do their part in making all of the arrangements, but it Is essential that they have the hearty cooperation of the ladies of Camden. We must meet our friends from the country more than half way on this occasion. * J >st here we will make a suggestion iibout the preparation of your basket. First, see that there is a liberal sup ply iu it. Get a hum, a piece of roast beef and make ut> a lot of sandwiches. Then add to this pickles, cakes, pies and whatever else you like. Do not Cut dishes and f*ble linen in your ?skets as it will be too ruuoh of an undertaking for the table coraraittoe 10 keep all of them straight. Use paste board t^ays and clean paper. If you want the committee to call for your basket let this fact be made knowu to Mr J P. Bateman, chair man of the tabhj comiuittoe, or Mr. C. W. Blrchinore4 chairmen of thr picnic committee, and some reliable person will call for them. Baskets can be sent to Hampton Park by 10:30 o'clock and some one will be found there to take charge of them If you wish bas ! els returnee1 put a tug on thum with your name so that the committee can return them. THE PROGRAMME. Speaking will begin at 12 o'clock. When the speaking is concluded din ner will be served in the park. (Ta bles will be provided by the committee to spread the dinner on ) After dinner the rac?-s will take place on Third Avenue, Fair, between Di Kalb and York. After the races the baseball at the base ball park near the Seaboard freight depot. The Kershaw Guards will give an exhibition drill or sham battle at Hampton Park. Other amusements wi 1 1 bo announced on the day of the picnic. An ample supply of ice water and lemouude will bo supplied by the re freshment committee free to all. The following is the lisfcof speakers: For the Masons, Capt ro. L. Smith. For the Odd Fellows, Solicitor W. [lampion Cobb For the Pythians, Hon. Titos G. McLeod For the Fraternal Union of America, Mr. B B Clarke For the Woodmen of the World, Col. T C. Iiaruer, of Bennettsville Col Hamer Is Head Consul of Juris diction 1, which is composed of the Woodmen of South Carolina. For the Junior Order United Amerl ian Mechanics ? Rev. R. Thomas Blackmon. Maj. Richards has been invited to ipeak for the Chamber of Commerce. Capt W. M. Shannon, who was the B rst Captain of the Kershaw Guards, lias been invited to speak for them. The stores will be closed at twelve 3'olock and will remain olosed for the remainder of the day in order that the sleeks amd business men generally oan participate in the exercises, We would-be yltvd 44- m i be made Whereby tt*e mill people oan be with us aud enjoy the day also. BIDS INVITED Bids for- the building of a school house at DaKalb will be received up to 12 o'clock M on Wednesday, Au? gust 0?h. Plans can he seen at the of fice ol t. J. McKonzie, Esq., County Superintendent of Education. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. R A. Vaughan, W. W. Huckabee, J M, Spears, Trustees Sch. Dtsi. No. 19. Clemson Institute. It Is planned to hold, August 8 to 11, a round-up inbtitute at Cierason Col lege, somewhat slnilar to the one hold last year, and all men who are Inter ested in Improved agriculture are in vited to be present upon that occasion. The expense!! while at the College will be one dol lar per day for meals for adult-: children under 12 years old, Hfcj cents. Tin* Col lego regrets very much that it cannot include in this invitation la dies as well as men, but unfortunately we are no', lixed to take care of ladies and therefore this invitation will have to b?' c >tiiin* d to the men. It is w.-li fi r those who are coming to ' t p us a postal card askii g that b.rtls bi reserved. All who, up to the mt in hi r o' unr capacity, who do this will b v >i .i i n ntrted a bed. Bring with yon ah t c 'Verlng you n??ed, pillow and towels sw t mt you may ho com fulM ;i hlo Tno railroads have been ask'd to give r<" i.cnd rates for this occasion an>' w htive every assurance that this will he anted Duo notice thereof will b? niven .hrotigh the press 1). N LI .it row Crosby's Ice Cream Parlor Is tho plaoo to got coo!, piillublc and rofroBhing drinks. ( tako ploasuro In announolnx S that I have secured tho nor v Icon of? Mr. 8. O. Weldon, who in an ex (! port In preparing and mixing drinks / i Kv<-r<' oufttonv-r U a?ftur?d of po- \ 1 Ito and courteous treatment, and ,? | *.he be*t drink# to ho found any- <[ ) where. (i > . |i CANDIKS for tho ladies and | CIGARS for tho gentlemen. ' I And If tho gentlemen want to in- < i lultfe In a social game of pool, tny 1 onol room will ho found large and| comfortable. ? ; Call to roo mo often; a oordlalj , vHc.nino and courteous attention !|aWa|ts you. G. W. CROSBY. ! fHK riHLDR RN LIKt ft K*NN?r*".$ LAXATIVE SVRUP I WESTVILLC DOTS, KBtoral months of hot ipy our community has been ie-_. >le*?ed with several rains, ade h great improvement lo >8 unU caused the discouraged pot on a smile. On account continued dry weather (food fruit, inoious nud vegetables are scarce ' The protracted meeting will bo>>lu at Bethany/ church the flrst Sunday in August/ The pastor wilj be assisted by Mr, Oglethorpe Mrs *v. O. Fletcher has returned from Piedmont Springs. Miss Maiule Anthony spent last week in Rock Hill with relatives Mrs-R L. Bell ?vturn<>d last week froiu u summer ti ijj to Montreat. N C Miss Kate Moseley, of the Beu'ah section, is vUiting Miss Louella Moseley MUs Ruth Klrhy. of Camden, is visitiug the Misses McDowell near Westvilie. ^ Misses Ella and Lo'a Hilton snent i? | few days last tveek with Miss Lola Es trldge ut Oukhurst Little Miss Annie Bertha Rutledge, of Lancaster is spending her vacation with her grandparents, Mr und Mrs. J. C. Hilton. Miss Corrie Ow^ns, of Kerehaw, visited relatives near Westvil le Satur day aud Sunday. MlBses Leila and Lila Smith, of the ! Beulah section, and Mias Lola Es tridge, of Oakhurst ure spending a few days with Missus E'la Daii e and Lola Halle Hilton In annual celehra tlon of their same a^e and birthday. Mrs O. W Jordan and Miss Daisy Truesdel, of Columbia, spent a few diys recently with their pareuts, Mr aud Mrs. L M. Truesdel. Miss [rene Bruce, of Beulah section, visited relatives near Westvilie last week. Misses Charlotte and Mary Stephen son are visiting thoir fathei and broth er at (iafTney. Mr. LeRoy Belk, of Camden, spent a few hours at Westvilie Sunday. Mr Shelby Truesdel has been critic ally ill with tynhoid. fever. His many ft lends will be glad to know he is much better. Subscriber. STOCKTON NEWS Mr. D. L. Sowell and mother, Mrs. B. F. Sowell, is visiting relatives in Hartsville. Mr. L. C. Clvburn and family and Miss Edna Kelly snent Sunday at the home of Mr. Beltou Owens. Miss Sal lie Pearce snent last week with Miss Lorena Humphries. Mr. B. M. Pearce, Sr., is -'isiting at the homo of Mr. John Bell Towill in Batesburg . Misses Lottie aad Annie Blanche CJyburn are spending this week with M isses Jesse Owens and Ethel Hum phries. Messrs. Lindsay Owens and Shiver Amnions spent last week end in l'.ish opville. Mr. W. H. Gardner and daughters spent Sunday at the home of Mr, Bel ton Owens Mr. E. C. Pearce gave a few of the young people a straw ,-ide on last Fri day evening. Dr. J. 'J. Pearce. has been visitiugat the home of Mr. B. M Pearce, Sr. Misses Anna Smith and Annie Belle Hlnson spent Sunday at tho home of Mr. S. U J. Smith. Mrs W. li Gardner spent Sunday with Mrs G. W. Amnions. Miss Christine Gerhardt, of Sumter, spent lust week with friends here. Miss Leetha Jolly, is visiting rela tives aUTimmonsv^lle. Mrs. <Doby Hnckabee and Miss Etta Watts upent Thursday night at the home oj Mr. Beltou Ojvens. M IsscI esse Owens entertained del Ight tained uulte a number of youn# people at her plrthday party on last Thurs day evening Several games were played And delicious pound oake and ice cr&am was served, i ? } "Panay " BPID6E TO LET. Notice is hereby given that bids will be reoe; ved for the build lug of the bridge it Rose's Mill in West Water ee on V'odnesda-y, August 10th, 1911, at 12 o'ulock. The board reserves the right ta reject any or all bids J . M . C. West, i County Supervisor Money To Loan. I am prepared to negotiate loans on first mortgages on Improved farms in Kershaw County, repayable in annual Installments. No commissions charg ed upon these loan9. borrower, howev er, to pay a reasonable charge for in specting land, making abstract, ob taining loan, etc.' Rate of interest eight per cent. L. A. WITTKOWSKY. Are You a Woman 9 The Woman's Tonic I REPRESENT I he Consumers Monument Co. Ball Ground, Ga. :i!ul can compete with any company i i di;?ixns, material and prices. Win 11 in need let me show you. J. A. GRIGSBY, Blaney, S. C. Partition Sale. Stuto of South Carolina ?County of J Kersliaw. ? Court of Common Pleas Lydiu V. Klliott, IMaintitf. vs. Handy Thorn, Julius Tborn, Annie Melton, Miiitie McRae, Charity Bol ton and Chrisanda Willioms, De fendants. In pursuance of a decree of his Hon- , or, Judge Robert Aldrich, of date July 7th, 1911, I will sell at public outcry | to the highest bidder, before the Court House door in Camden, S C., during j the legal ht.ur>. of sale, on the first i Monday in August, It* LI, boing the seventh day thereof, for cash the fol- ; lowing described tracts of land: I ' All that tract of land situated in ? ^he State of South Carolina, County t>f Kershaw, containing 84 31 acres, about seven miles northeast of Cam 41en at the head of Hyco Brafich. the sa;.v? whereon the said Lydla Thorn resided" at rtie unmot tier deaili lying i on both %'.des of the Seaboard Air l r.ine Railway station known as Shep- I V>nrd, bounded north by lands of John I Molester; east by lard of Bryan Mo Lester and Lydia V. Elliott; south and , west by land of Lydia V. Elliott and Odd Fellows Lodge, the same being composed of two tracts as shown by pl it of R. W. Mitcham, surveyor, du od May 9th , 1911, on llle with th ? records of this case. Tract "A" con taining 88 7-8 acres; tract "B" con taining 15 1-2 acres; tract "A' being bounded north and oast by lands of Mcljester; south by tract "B," aid west by Elliott Tract ' B" bounded north by tract "A"; east, sojth and west by Elliott and Odd Fellows Lodge, said tracts to be sold separately. Purchaser to pay for papers. Re sale at risk of former purchaser, on same or subsequent sales day, in case of failure to comply witli terms of sale. I'ossession of land sold to be given January 1st, 1912 J. S. TR \NTII AM, Sheriff Kershaw County. SOMB people wear glasses wi.h grace and ease, because they are fitted properly. They fit both their face and their eyes. Not only do we employ skill in the selection of the lenses, but in the fitting as well. 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