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XMAS We wish you a mem Xnias and happy New I Year, and I hank you kindly for your patron age. ? have a lino lot of ^ Fruits, Candies and Sin: ar Toys for the Children p,on't fail to call and in spoct my1 stock. X.luaS cakes of all kinds. Let us sell you your CROCERIES. The best jam in (own an! the lirgost jar for the money ? (only 10 eenls. ) ^ Singleton's Bakery. New Year Greeting. Seo the Now Year greeting ot the i Gilt Edge Store. Seasonable good? ; and a warm welcome always await j you at this very popular .store. Safe B'owers at Dc-Knlb. The iron ?*fo in Mr. .1. K. Creed's Btore at DeKalb was blown open a few nights ago and robbed of ovi r one hundred dollars. At Ihiw w r i t, ing no clue his been gotten as to who the robbers are. 11 to 5. The ninlch same ot' foot ball plav od her* on Christmas day between the Camden and Lancaster toams re sulted in a 8eoro of 11 to 5 in favor of Camden? This, however, waR in* walk-over for the Camden boys as it -WW. by the hardest kind of playing that this score was made. There bus been a wonderful improvement, in tho playing of the Lancaster boys since the match game was played in Lancaster. The visit of the Lancas ter teum down here was a great pleasure to Camden. All the boys were clever and gentlemanly and we hope to see more of them. Found Dead. Win. Dunlap, a negro man about 40 years of age was found dead in an out hnus? in Mrs. Parker's yard Jast Sunday morning. lie had re oenlly been working on the ne-v railroad. It is supposed his death was caused from pneumonia. Andrew Hill, another railrond J negro, was found dead in a ditch near the side of the river road ma -#HWhotn'the outskirts of town lant Wednesday, morning An inquest was held and the finding of tlx* ju ry was that he came to his deaf.M from being drunk and fulling iut<? the ditch. The stream wasastn^l one .but where the unfortunate fel low fell a hole had washed out about 4 or 5 feet deep, lie was about 28 years of age and came from near Mobile, Ala. Tlje drowning of this man sug gests very forcibly the importance of having a railing put along there. As it now Is there is very great danger of anyone passing there af ter night driving into the diicli. Don't fail to see 'the beautiful snt> ply of new Rugs at GeisenheimerV We will sell you Sardines, Jel lies, Crackers, Cakes and Cauditf as cheap aa anybody. Singleton's Bakery. Center tables at. Geisenheimer's. cf A. G. Extension Ball road. There will be operated on this road on and after the 20th inst, Through Passenge^' trains, dnil\ icepl Sunday, scheduled as fol >wa: ? ? | Train No. 32 leaving Marion, N. 1, at 5.00 a. m. making close* coo tttioitat- BlackaUurg. with the tutbera's train No. 3fl for Char N. 0., and all points East, connecting with the Southern'* tatibule going to Atlanta, Gn , points Weat, and will re re passengers going East from No. 10 on the C. A N. W. R. t YoikvUle, S. C., at 8.55 a. fh. ?mcccts at Camden, S. C , [ the Southern's train No. 78, log in Charleston, S. C , at. J. Up No. 34 wtth passenger Attached, tearing ftiacksburs; 10 a. no. ang connecting at ,HHl, 8. C , the South Jttotida train fpr all points U tin No .jit leaviog Camden, S.4 1 12.69 p. nv, after the arrival Lfeltbertt'f Charleston train, Wta at Lancaster, S. C. w(l?l C. it- R., at Catawita Ban with the N. A. ' L. going 5ll.l|cipk H??, d.<J^*?ith Abe if?VV<ta Ho. 34 for C>iL all pointa /Ka*fc ^ C/ with ffc# o dt y? irA ?TTtwYn n -r At Bin**. WMtto bo??b?n.'. Vottbal* |]M' m4 th? Sjothara'a aH fDp-; 6i-a4"*iH#i-3r c. wftfc tfct *5K?f* Weat. Kershinv Pomona Grango No. 11) wiH mOet with Roody Hranch Grunn<*? Jan. 10, lIliMO will ht? HIS i Mttt'dl at !<>n of t llci'ib. McDouuld Duvi*, S Scholarship Pieo You may, 1 > \ tloii % lit no wiiti 1 nt your home, mciih' u imIii >. , Ti 1 1', iu viilivi' H? tniv? hon's j ?* h 1 llMftincss (J ?;! U'jjrH ? ^HVKDit'', j N hmIi v i lit*. Si. Iauh*. Little Ko< | Ft. Worth, (j ulv i's? t??n, or SUrov J noil. lit'HL p'u roni/.ctl in i Small. For particulars addre riu> Illustrated You ili and Af i N ubhville, Tenn. . --%>? ? ? - - - CbnsUoaa Tiuua. t A ( 'hristmas tree at tin; Hapli-' (.'lunch I hm t Moiulay night all'ord< {touch pleasure and fun f ? > r i ho I * * - j i J o ouch. The i rct? waa boaniifu! * ! j arranged on the pulpit, and the. ?oii a present fur every member ( 1 1 ho Snnduy school. Old Santa ? ..?j | admirably represented by Mr. .In-., j Van y ha n. j There WfiM a I ho a Christmas tree at the Kpiecopal Church, the nc.vj i Sunday Nchool room bfiuii used lot : j the liiftt t i iv) o for this occasion. CASTOR I A ! : For Infants and Children. Th& Kind You Have Always Doug -, Sititi^tturo of MOrilKU ANl> HOME. Mqjiher and home aro ho clom v associated (hat we could not spm. of one without the other, for wh t would ft home ho without ft mother? Mother and homo should bj thought and spoken ?jF as somethi.'-,; sacred. I n" ancient times, woutiku and homo were not respected. 'I h ? teutons woro the first people wh?? reverenced women and they Ik- I home as something sacred. Mother makes the Home. S'i. tfies to make the home as cheer; and happy as possible for her eh j dron, so that they will look forw>i:-i to their home-coming with ploasu. and especially the kiai|^Fthat si greets yon withe (Whose noiseless tread is it tlm'. ^ojes backward^ and forwards to o. i sii^k rooms waiting on us? Who- : hand is it that cools our hot,, ju > it cl ling brow? Who is it that v? ; los^nights after nightH of rest k. ; t i n K V P with you if you are sick? I I is luoWier, who will not only do tin ? ' ?hr^c jhirigs that I have mcntionc . j l?ut wfll sacrifice anything for t'-! good of her children. Where is it that we all go for lo nnd sympathy? It is also to mot.li r j for she is always .ready to hear vo ; j troubles; j\nd she w i f I correct you 'j von are in the wrong, and yon m j think she is scolding j#u, but >? | does it for your #ood, and it hu/') j her more thin it hurts you. S' loves you alwavB. A mothers lo* j for her child is the, strongest lo that can bo bestowed1 upon y<? Many a child hasdeft his mother an * home, because he was angry, buv. ?.vh^n he eom^s back. his mother willing to forgive him, and then };?? realizes how dear his mother is, an ! sweet, ir's home life is We should all love, honor apd obey our mother and feel as if tl. sacr? d precincts of home, is a pin. of refuse*. Rob'e DeLoichc. Age Hi ? Grade 10. MO I If Till AN!) HO MIS. Mother and H'lnc ! Th^Re t* > ( words will over be associated in: <?; * i minds a a two of the greatest hit . j Rings that can he given to n person } Everybody Unows how nice it is tt.J go home a?id have a mother there care for and pet yon. BoVa at .-i i girls (lo not realize, in their youthful I years, what It is lo travu n home j a loving mother. Tlioy aro eajrer to iro on'. and fig'1' ! "life's Journey" alone; but, after thee j go through some of the h ardn>i) } ! of life, they a^e willing enough t?? l seek their homes and get the fond ! attentions tha^ only mothers are ! wi))|pg to pay u> ns. And then to 9, mothers have charge of the ftVopio^'or a child's mind. >f a boy has ant good inst;net.s at r\ the training till at his mother gfi<o him in his early lile will bo^vTiry u; t to show. I '-?? / ' It is said l?y prlRon nothorit'ni ! that nino-tenths nf thcjcriniinals who are reformed while in prison envj that, in their early life, they had .1 loving mother; and it is general .' j through the remembrance* ?44*ULiii that they are willing to reform. ^ You may think sometimes tb -t' your mothers are too anxious abo :t; you ; but in after life, maybe, wh. <v you have no home or mother, y<-M will re mem ber with sadness eye<v care that yon ever gave her. Yon read of chaos where jour's; rnn away, and break all homo ii<. ;j bnt, after year? of wandeiring,v th v j are willing to come luck; '.tovlnifj learnt that after all home is the - i> (ilnce, especially i( it is blessed wit h ' !a fpnd moth?^. c .^, ' j j( yoo'SlU notice carefully, y u wil[?Mi tbat hoym who grow op wiHi-j mhofneancT mother's care cu r/ more rough and tinreflftr/r hare-bad these that^aj men genm* ? ?94 is Ufa ?o the __ene?[ 1 toft UKtfL n trm*nt bsil wpiii fttir in AfUf fh?w^Va' great blwfsla^ U gn .ebif^rwi the greaiaatK# > ts mr lotattd a ni* t?? Cat ioerao j ^Kino nt (?i ittvttht'iim-r'tfi ! N< w So*vln>? fa u\d?inft>, pi rti|.?? nt. { i-iM'tifn imrt'-i. i ('miI'Hii |> h"? nt ( ' i. M iH-lr'i no it o*.*? 1 ??- m und oil. ( ?t is. ti lu i mrr'ij, N'lnHf '???<? lliclurr? chi'sip ' ( ?*'ist'n lit i iin'i i \ Poicoiiai. M r 1 >"?l ?l\ A l? v ? <11 !? I' in (iii i li, \'n., *\n i * T !)i" I !:. \ ' ? 'hm i! vl ??.' It i ?' I: ii in?t\ tii-4 ' ! I) I *?? Ml i II 1 1 > '? V i > i ' I) i* r?* ' ? u 1 1 ?i I. o iv j'?s ??!???<?# ??i i lioin 1?Y i J : * ? liii'v'iv f>f t<i?< 1 *>t ? j Owic* i" nijjrnt Im-iino*"* ho v r . in (i. M. - J f?t 1 1 h f I ? i ' ?? i I ? ? ? I I' (1 til V t>V'? U't\ H. Mr. TIioiums llrailN'V, >>f Shi' , N. ( HticiJi ( . h r i ? 1 1?? c) ^ in Onniilt . | Mi*>. W*. A. Sv-tiroiK and * . Wiilicr, nu? on rVvihil t>? r?Liii\ ? 1 in I.a.'io.idti'r. Minx AH'oiin 'JVaiii is spcndi .? ( ! hi is'. niitfi i n ? 'ntmU'i'. Messrs. Inmnn Mldrcd^o n l'aul Vilh'pi}?n?\ nf (J.ui^oii ( ' cfjo, ?ro in Cntndpn. Mr. .Iidin T. NVtlh'p, .1 r . , i? v li itinji in S'lnitor. Mr. C. W. Killinys, of C h:i ? !ol' ? io vt<dun? i n < 'nmdeu. M. ?sis. A. nnd ?F. !>'. (' ?? toe, 1 1 f BntTnln township hit .i town. Tlv nrwy friends of Mr. 1 Hi- - ivull lloylun will h? j?lad to Ion <? th lit- In> h"M r<;i urn?'d In Cnimli'ii 'o reside. 1I?* cnn lie found n\. t! c ?t-oro <if Mcmis. SoavII A' C . which h?a locenlly njnoind n?? iu?,.' ! NEW BOARDING HOUSE. I - I wish t<> nnnotmei' that I | rented tlio luin*c on 1 ??? Iv n 1 1 ? sti<>- ! J j ono dm>r Wi'st. I'mm 4 lio PjvNhyi ? j tian Clmrcl', loimrrly >lhe lions. 1iou<p, nnd will eond'idt iirft-clM i houpclins: Iimuh<*. 'I li?> Dil?le will . i! supplied willi tlio v. ry In sfc t*>c nr. -i Ut't affords and nil K'Tviro w*ill ' c ' eqnul to any hotel. 'I his wo ^n r-i nnloo. A trial in nil I jr*lc nnd I .? m ; satisfied thai you will ho n ptriii V ; ncnt customer. -I Dew 20. M KS. 1). H. KING. Tax Returns foil 9013. I Office of Comity Auditor, f Kershaw Comity, Camden, S. t\. Nov. 'J I, '0!>. \ Nonce is hereby given !h;;t tlu* An- >? lor's ollice for recci vir g Stale and Coin > v ?ax returns will he open from Jnmiarv ! , : 1HOO t <? February ?()l h, 1000. (Sundays c - ? ecitl cd.) The dales of I lie appoint incuts it whic'i j timet lu1 Auditor or ins deputy will vi ? J the usual placcs in t lit* county foi rccei- J ing returns are given !<? low: Luckuow. Tuesday .January II. Tut key Crcclc Wednesday, .Ian. 1<>. Lynch wood at X\*-\ Ollice, Thursd; 1 Jan. 1 1. ^ Haley's Mill. Friday, .Tun. 12. , Kirk ley's S ore Saiuidav, Jan. l.'J. Kejshaw Monday, Jan. li> Weft Ville, Tuesday Jan. 1 (?. ' liu'wll 1'1-icre Wednesday, Jan. 17. Liberty llitt. Thursday. J:ui ly. y < 'uti t ?*y Hill. Friday. Jan. 10, ^Habon's X Road*, Tuosday, Jan. 23. Curoton's Mill, Wednesday, Jan. 21. IUP.Oltl'AXTL- - It is important that taxpayers in ina ins their return?, he careful state t school district ? whether new or old ? which they reside at the time of iruikr returns. Also t,o state, tf it is the ^ai district as whqn last return was made. WHO SHOULD MAKK H FT URNS. The law requires ijiat nil persons o? inn property or in anywise having chin of sneh property either as agent. hnshai "uardian, tiu.stu.:, <.xecu!or. .iduiii.ist rat. &e..i? turn tho same undet?' ath to ! Auditor, who requests n'l persons to prom ;it in making their returns and sii the 50 per cent penalty, which -.v i 1 1 tie mid- ; ed to tiie'propnrly valuation of all persons1 who fad to make returns within tho tine prescribed by law. HOW AM) WHAT TO RKTtfHN. Assea-ors and taxpayers wiil ent er t;.e flj's'lli v''n Jin me of the taxpayer in li ' , aln oniaVe a separate return for each p; l - tv for the township the property is in a; d where the taxpayer owns realty to inseit the poptotlice as their place of resident-, and those who only own personal propei v to give tho party's name who owns t"<.> land they live on, and in esicli and evesy case to name the No. of School District the property is in. f\ . All personal and real Property owned' on the 1st day of January, 1*0*. tj??*t br re turned, for t-uxatimi; and all t-hauges or transfers of real est at.* noted. In order to a *'old confusion. pi\rliej milk ing returns should state number of notes of hind owned at time of making lest jo tbrjj* iu columns marked ? * H?*:i 1 Prop r ty.*' Any real es^pLe acquired or trai ~ ferrrd since last returns should be enter d . in columns for that purpose 'giving nni ?e ' of party or parties from whom bought, r to whom ?old. All new building* should l?.' r< tunicil ??j "Ileal Property" acquired si net1 last retu n. I INCOME TAX. Under I ho recent Act of the Legislature ali persons lioviug tiia'oss income of ']_>*? Il ly* five Hundred Dollars or more me ? - quired to make a return of the same to ? ! e Auditor at the tim? of making Inoir otli< r returns. . THE POLL TAX. The new CrmMitntlon which went into full operation after tho JMst of I><e6^ib r. lb&3* provide* (or a poll tax of Ono^^l ar the lb03* provide* (or a poll tax of Ono^ upon all ritizoos of this Srste between agta of Twentv-One aud Sixty years. ex cepting Confederate soldiers above the age of Fifty, year*. Parties making returns for the fiwuLyear 1S&9 vill bear in mi ni < this Constitutional provision and gov. .a themselves accordingly. I AH Kturas muslbt m*d?S& or before ' tbo Stffb day of Fabraarv next! T OAtiPjit Pftl II f W dl lOi' ihAl " Mt? ?4W ' work of ihw oflSre must sro on. AH 'f* riirn? ipJff alW the OT1f ?>f February -we t'?il)jK'Uu I lie 00 iw'i mm. penajtyi Alt return*, sont hy mail mint Iw m do * ' - 1 4 _ J , . _ ^?nt on proper b'aTrks and sworn to -bcr -ru . some proper officer qailifletl to said oath. Othtnp-** thf mill not be t** <&** -- - I The Go?nij UoarJ of &?uali*aUon wni lmtt at the otfke of tlm ft a ? ureat ? success: Our Grocery iiepartmsi Has Proved a Winning Card. OUL'. HOTTG: "C<n -'v <Wftn i 1 .1 -> i i : < u : ' . i ? t r.K \(\ i . ,iii ? hjernj'SlI I VOV 111 :? til A j> nxall Profits' ( ? . ? ) ( (\; < " { ' ; ! 1 1 I tit I \ ;i ( !t-f V. v, hal <: ?>. rs , \v i ? \> i:i ? i ; < ? ? >/ w i Mi "< <? iilli L?T Wii-fiiiui'iSf M'SiS dlUliill S s T fj V < H * ' k I \ i . J G 3 4 ? J V H t ? A Kuii iiinr ..r Mrs;'* Si;':,, (Voin >yj ."?<> t > Si 0.0'>N.\ \/ut'n i l.nnjf P.mts Suit s ??.oO to 1 0.00. !V>\ !\;nfs {>mt : to !j 10. V-?v ! 1Y? ( ? ,; ! I it } i< I >?? f w 1 1 i be i o s.i ? c iru >uo' . (/ VPS its If, ft ji$l!mW'Sff%W Cooking Utturiis oi'cvcry fi'/.i'and >l?ape at even price I rom A F?W CEHTS 'o several dollars iiiv a \\ a it i i if ?' pill*' Ilil^TS. S'H'll V'lllli' \V< >! 1 ! w ; i i t JoiVj^. Tiio economical housewife will n>f. miss ihis TINWARE SALE. The saving ()f muni v i^ r.; ; !>' pleasant lifrc. Wi* c\ change for your civi h.:.-; j ? r man?*iit \a!ue. Chut it Out. ilr1 nunr* \ut(l windows t ami iT^ep thf ornl oulftid*', WKATI1KH ST KIPS i. ire <?])'?;?)> 1 > n t ?<><], of jtlie host niMii'r edjjes. ;md ncv ' or i :ii I to i?i satisfaction I hoy keep the 1 if it in and -ave on \ our coil I bill. i COAL HODS, Klim'KLX, i'OK KKS, K'Vr. AiS f ho ni ctva.-irv thing* f??r eotu I'ortfiblo in winter. It is tins now t.o buy. j ' i t to i.j j::>t a reminder lot :,:U SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. South Carolina ) Court of Kershaw ( " < m n tv . ^ Common 1'h'ag. J. 1) M>:J)oiail/. Pbifntijr. UHJ'lirtxt AlexunJ' r C! Scul/ l)rf\ ,n4ttnl. ? tSmuiU'jnti f 'ir J'i lief. To 1 1)0 <lc fpii'lnut A C. Srrtt, ii lUMiiol : V?.u arc lic,rcliv uti?i r( ? <j'i>rc.| to nnsvici' i he ciup j>hii?i' ii HiN iij tioil whirl) !?. is Ii ci. Ii!- I . i tin ? ?lih ? <>t the (!l(-tk ul lit'* t'oiiri ???ui'fioti I'loui tor K<jrshmv County iit'T' fc; I, t>> ?or?t' ii r??|?v <>t vour niicwi r i-? (!??? e iU complaint on the ftihsrrioer ?>! hi* ?.!iie.* i!i Ciitii'lrti. 8 (' , within t Y*?'n?y <l?y? after t h'? service hereof, exe'^ive oi the ?tnv ot?nch srrvirr. mid if yir\ f :t ' I t? uuvwor t lie ??? ?m ^?1 .1 i i? * wiiliilT tpc tim>' aforesaid, the pl iinl ill' in lU?-< action will apply t<> the Court fur tin; r? -I i ?* i deinand w i in the coinuiaiM THUS. T. KIHKLAX1), Plainti!!"* a'torney. Dated : Canrdrn. S. Dec. nth, ls0 ?. iNOi'JClv: To ihc <li.'fcn<lunt. Alexander C. Scott : You will take not le#? that, the coui ia the nbuvu action wag II!' <i hi th?? nfT?r:?? oi the Clerk of Court Common }'l<?ai* for Kershntv ?'nur.ty,<>n December 7th, 1890. Tiios. .1". Kirklanr!. : ? . T>lnint HFh att'y* COTTON SEE!) MILLER! and mum. ? i You can pa v.? money bv hav j in tr your Cotton Seed hulled) and 8epji,rhle<37 - liave a well: equipped 1 1 ?i I lc?r and Separator j ?it my ?in hoiifio at thcCanteyj plae,e 2 rniles West of Cnmden'.j and holie.it the patronage oi the! pirolic. Samples can be seen at The Chronicle office. IL_B, WILLIAMS. " -Ltl n~ .??<(; Kolierta nr.d Liz'/.ia Slnicr, colored, IiV J. W. I)n vi?~ tfolaTy j public, on 1 ho t2i.li i nal. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Trade Marks ^ OcfltCNS Cowfe!?HT? Ac. Anronn j^nrltnp1 n nfcctrtj nna OftjCTlytloTi mny fjnii-'ily our opinion fifcf#"?*tt<'thpr nu In wiit Inn ?? probnbljr p?w>ntnb^^C<>KiiiMinl(?f>. lh'M? MrlWIy ronllrtotitlnl. I-IurnlRMpeti J'ntr-nte fiii fr?"?, fluency fur ?f>oifnfcfl Tntont*. I'aUiuKi tiiUun Uir iiikJi Muiin MV<>. rt'colro ?/>?< ?' 1/ not Ice, tvIHioul ctmrgo, lutfioV Scientific Jlmericati. A hr.nlsomHy vookly. I.nr?ont rlr (?uli?t 1011 of itny ~o?ofi? ?||?> j'Hiriinl. Torinn, |:i c vo-?r: (our monttis, <1. Bol?l by all iicvmlwtli.Tw. M U M TJ & Co.30,0roa<5way' New York llrnnch Oflieo. C2S K f?t? Wu?tiliiiUoii. 1). C. Three Pagers a Week r or: /\bo jt ti-jg Or ONE. Thh paper 2nd the Atl&nta Tv/icc-'a^Wccl: journal for ' i SsfjlLli? f J lie re you ^-_'L the UOWi.of the world and nil your local n?ws. while it in fresh, pnying very little more than one jmjH-r Kit lt?r p;;|>?>r is well worth $1.4)0, hut Uy spe cial arrangement we ?r? en abled to put in both <>f thom , giving threo papers a 'wook for this low Vou can Dot equal thiH any whore else, and thwi^coinbination. is the beat premium for those who want a groat paper and a home paper. Take tho?e and you will keep up with the timea. ? \ ? '*hk-*i(\v? general news, the^ Twiee-ji-Woek Journal lias jiiuich agricultural matter -n?>d ofeht*r artiolet* of ?f?eouti InteresFTo farmer*. II 1i*K Tsgnlftr oomrilwii??mJ*y I3wr Jfortet, Mr#?i w, H,F*ltoaT John Temple Graves, Hon. f C. II. Jordan and other die-4 ttnguwhdd writers^ I Csfiat this office nd km i ?tb?cAp<ioai for hath pai f can ret * mos? ie c *py m > i m? wi o a * 1 ? - >1. ? ? U|>m tbo tide ol tiuio's < Urnal ;'cm? A new bom \ear i-* wafio 1 to oar Sh no; From <>nt i)h? ilarluipss of demit v, ?lit ur \ 's ilium l?r?'aka on tli" woi'.tl once tnor \' ??L \ v \ 1) \V(? [r?il wiih j >y Ninelcpii Hundred, / Ami T Kam >ns (iiii Kdtge Store Wi?iii?N'for i i h frioudn uiiiiumWivd, Hi V.fli and h ippiiu sB evermore. May sill juiht ill.s Ik* fnr<.'t tU?i, < 'nihil 10 earth nil hitter strife, An<l with unkind fuolinpH do\vii-trndd??n. We wish for all u loii^r und happy lite. Yovt* IWpecifutty amVTrtriy,