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I PhuoblW-^jU n *oit>i?co. I make :i ?j?cejHl ntutly IWKall it* brur.rlifH t.nd lock 14 fler .your iu?u;tuU.-- rnro that voir Master IMumIwt in i-n thttt b? \\hvr? tlit? t\crt't of .h jflood joH Sve (BO pt iH.iiiiilSr a'.) >ni yo'ir work, becomo my clifiBt uuS w>u shall l>? tho vwiivr of a trtry eyi.to?n. You would bo Hur/?ri<? i] to x*)b Um old WX)rk litHt I out ev?*rv ?lay, bfQaUge it ^ ly by inexporiencM men. U T nio, Soe we. J l^o^pe 1 Irlly, -'.iJ svirx f. jkxiHx Ui< nug Oui 8/ lo. An}' or^. jffinin-g iliy h or tecond tiund sewing machines w ill do well in call on trie a? I tun c!na ing out the above named line#. . V/. J. C.tddell. Olyburo lUoek. V/a-.am kii's Spi ii-.g Bampke. Mr. I). Wolfo announces that th" spring Bampleo from Wttnuuiaker'a clothing house, of which h? is th-n Car8dt*4Ktvu?Mt, havo arrived, r.n<i that htrwlll bo pleaded to have j o u call h ixl ox limine thorn. IV i (Vet fit Had pnrfeot quality ia jjuaranUed bv the Wunaoinkei' Company. U. D. C. Meeting. The United Daughters of the Con federacy are hereby called to nwpl at the resident;? of Mr. J. D. Me* DowhII on the lirKt Monday In March, at -t'o'clock p. m. A full attendance ix desired, na business of importance will come up bef.?rt the meeting. Members are r< quest ed torhilng in their dues. The Gilt Edge Ctoro. It is with vi great deal of pleasure thnt we present to our renders to day a new ?d vertiaomftnt from tin Gilt Edge Store. Mr. Villepigu** is always up-lo-date and this seaaon will be no exception to thp rule, ilia spring goods ere already com ing in. Second shipment of mo ling expected every day. For any thi?jg you need go to the Gilt Edgf Store. Ca*nden In "The Sunny South " In the Sunny South of Fib. 20'> published at Atlantu, Ga-, Is ;?? extensive write-up of Camden s;? fu).l of -interesting history. Al'-ng with the write-up are cuts of our r monuments of three wars: Diekin* son, Delvalb and ,.tho Confederal. There are also cuts of the Presby terian lecture room, LaFayette Hell, the old "Cornwalfis House and the 'grsvfi of Agues of Glasgow. Pic Cures fyr these cutBto be made fn na wero fnruisbed by Dr. I. H. Alexan der. 9' ^ I^eutcu Services. The following order of lenten eeryiccs has, been arranged by the Rector, Rev. W. B. Gpfclon, fat S Grace church, Camden: Sundays ? Services ? 11.15 a. in., and 5 p. id. . Ash Wednosday ? Services ? 12 D3^wL5.,Pa_ok : Wednesdays and Fridays ? Litany *-? and address? 12 m. All other week-days ? Evening prayer and <?d jdress~5 p. m. Thursday in Holy ? Evening prayer and celebia tlon~r8 p. tuv > ? - Good Friday ? Services ? 12 .u ~ nad 5 p. m. , \ Easter ? Services? 1 1.15 a. m. Children's Festival--- 5 p. as. Holy ComVunion. First .Sunday in ?e^??h month ? * 11.15 a. m. ^ All other Sundays in Lent 8 a. m. Thursday in Holy w?;ek ? 8 p m. The liiahnp has appointed the Sunday after Easter for his Visit a* tion Ibis Paiish. when there will be services at 11.15 a. m. and 8 p. m.~? Confirmation at morning sei vic?. Glees Blowers Please the People R. M. Howell* s troup of fnccv Glass Woikers who ore giving d ? I \ exhibitions in the vhcant store - *?om tvex* to Gamden Drtijr Co. rre meeting with great, fp.vor with the people of Camden, the room bring crowded at every petformanoe To ?ay they are skilled arlisis in their line seems hardly to do them J?s tfee, as Rome of the work they turn out wit h apparent case seems al most Impossible to one not familiar with the long apprenticeship and practise necessary to fit workers for this 4v ~ Amfrog mber foAtures, th6 gl ?as ?team englgjp attracts a large share . of attention Made of hundreds of pleceu of oOlored and cryfftftl g?K?s, beautifully modeled, and with sleim chest and cylinder entirely of girss, it runs ns merrily aa one of its n?ore ?auhstaavial brethrenv. The -*}*#? engine is the work of Mr K M. Howell who has appropriately named it "The Mechanic's Dream." Mrs. Howell has chat-go of the ,^lsf? splonlnc. There a ploc< of cotumah glass i a heated in the t lay furnace until- plaetio, and is then drawn out over a swiftly revolving wheel oniil li Is as floe and flexiblt (iTTS. ' . ' ' . ? - Five artists are employed by the *-???pauy and all aro kept buey . making beautiful ornaments which. "Written Minion venire to thejifviei ?"*" visitor receiving a souve tnlertai nine at. th rough-, of rarn merit and *ell ?ral pairoB*ge it U S/)o/s. j Oamden 18 ?o full of norljj?ru itr unMiM tliHi nothing inter feu a with the gKieth-H tf<-ii?g on er.eh tiny, j K t i?l ay w*s ? yalu day f . ? r polo en I ( luminals u h n??t w j t li a r. urt <i 1 1> i< tin* ! clouds and tlmrttUning ihIu ?t largo I nnmWr of i'\c.tu>i?iriibt s citiiiti ov?.*r j ft*' lit C'lluuiUiit mid :i (Inn game wiu |plttwd, i i? ?? ">??'??" w Inning tlii* lime. Mia l|?nry Kwnyp asf-int it he her tdster, M i >\ T. .) Kit kUnd, WtH 1 1 o s ? ? M ?? f"!' Ihs* f ? i (i 1 1' i it i?l |l)C LHuh II<uim<', tvjid r lit o h I Jittrse'ive u.d Iv'ippv ?' vo*> i ?t u whh apem. Nlond-.y, W nht) ill gton's birthday, wn# given over to fun and frolic, itig. An QlMUHing program was prepared at:d the crowd hi ilie polo ground* whs the largest of i li o aoason, while every variety of amusement whd Indulged in Knot rae.e, potutno raccs, riding, driving, etc. Tim grewsfd pig was 1 a r > in evidence. The liaud of u* ui?ie was greatly enjoyed and another sucoetsful day of merriment was added to the many gay ones of the winter. Tbe wonderful glass blo#?r? are holding large and 'attractive enUr taiulnenls every day and night ihU w?fck to t bo enjoyment of a orn*d uf eightsoera wh.o bring home their souvenirs with "f^eat relish. The Ladies' A id Association gave one of their delightful teas aguif; tho past Wednesday at the hand some r aideuce 6f Mrs. Henry Sav age. These will be continued dui-j ing Lent. They are u very mildi type uf -dissipations although grest iy enjoyed by tho participants. Miss Annlo Workman took advan tage of tho holiday for tho 22nd of Fob. and spent several days with her family here. Mr. Wilton Barrett's many friends were glad to see hitn in town this week for a couple of days. Miss Pauline Sanders ofSumbr 'fMsitod Mrs. W. D: l'arrett this week Mr. Chap:nan JTuger was with hi* friends in Camden for a several days during the past week. Miss Ann'o Btirgoss ?XS!alesburg is visiting Mrs, W M wiaunon in Kirk wood. Mrs.. P. IL Nelson, Sr , has re ^urned to Columbia after a visit to her dang' ter, Mrs. W. M. Shannon Miss Mario Zetnp camo over on Friday for a visit of several days and to take iu the game of polo, the club tea and the fistivitiea of Washing ton's birthday, Her friend, Miss Maggie fluids of t'olumbia, alto "pent peveral <l??y$ with her and en enjoyed the gaieties of Camden's social st* t R-dII of Honor of the iLugof? School. Tho following ia the roll oj' I honor of the Lugoff schooj i being tnught by that accoTflpliflbed ; ladv and excellent school teacher, | Mien Ella Workman, aod il ls with j much pleasure ittat we nol.fi the lino progress being made fty her pnpUe. This honor roll js for the week ending Ftb. 19: 2nd Grade. Leslie Rnbon average 91 Hurdelte Parker " 91, Tsaliie belle Gar drier " 96 3rd Grade. Willie Gardner averago 08, Ltithor Jones u 96, 4tU Grade. Kershatv Pe.tlwr average 85 U^'Giade. M ? I tie G artf nS^ ^Verage 98 3-5. Kv? Parker " 97 2-5. A Camden Woman's Reply to One Partvof Mr. Rosaignol's P'fttfonn. Mr. Editor i PloaSB allow nae spnce for a few wonts In regard to one part at least of Mr Rosslgnol's "platform." Aa there is only one pine grove in our city; it is to bo sup posed that he allude* to Hampton drove when he speaks of tho'"desert pino grove at wliiob we point in (liRirust.'1 ' * We, who were born and raised within sight of this same "pine grove" love every, tree and sprig grass therein, audjinve al ways poiot ?-d it out with priita not "disgust" to strangers wbo- cocfte within onr tfatoR. It ia a peculiarity of Camden, and an nnconimon sigbt ? a pint* grovo, a beautiful pine grove in the centre of our city. We have been so nocustonaed to hearing it spoken of in terms of admiration that it is a surprlso to know that even jpew- 1 comers to our city should ?'point in disgust" to it. We hope, Mr. Edi tor, that whoever be our City Fathers for another term, our pine, grove will be^ left us as nature made it. A Camden'Woman. ^ Marriages. . . ? Miss Tasca Clark, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Clark of Rock Hill was married on 16th to Mr. ? ? Johnson, also of Rock Hill. Miss Mabel Ciaik, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Clark, Kalh, nod Mr. Lewis Truesdell of Flat Rock, were married on tko illh ii.ei. ~ On" Sunday afterftdon the 14 vb inst., at the home o t Rev. C. D. Peterson, Mr. Raleigh Marsh and Miss Pearl Kill, both of eastern Kmhaw were happily made man wife. "r-rrrr-. 'y* ~ Mr, R. A. y.ttjch.B bus recta t|j> fntlfllfrd two more new milUtt hi* ulrpady well equipped -plant. Mr. V*ugban i? one of our aaoat tbot? oagb-going tad fHogr*toi??*UI???k. NvW Announcement* *s Mr. J, S. Trautham i? announced for re-oleetiou to theollloo of Sheriff. Mi*, Trantham lias filled tho ('flic? wi ll Hixi if re t'Ucled'fflll continue fill ihe oltlrw in ibe h,iuk< antia fat'toty manner. MY H. 11. W iiliama ia also an need f ? r Slitiiir. Mr. Williams !ih4 Oil d tb is oil! co beforo ? aud filled it well. See iiia curd. Mr. Manama B. Rahon is an nounced for Auditor. Mr. Ruhou ' 13 no atraug< r. Ik-lug ?< s he ia mio j our beat unit lU'at represent*'. ? w ! c i ?.i z '? li a be b*s friends all over the 1 county. I * . I Something Now For Camden I In our ram bio this wet k aeareli for Homethlng wiih which to inter eat our readers our attention ws? attracted to the new building Just south of tbu Camden Drug Co. uud ou entering antra we found a most magnificently fitteti up millinery es tablishment. Such furniture uud flxlui<? cannot bo found in a city., several times the 8?zo of litis, and when an immense stock of the moat st)liah milinery ever brought to this city ia added it will present a seene that Camden baa only dream ed of, baidly hoping to realm" in the near future, but it it* bote ? ? separate and distinct millinery es tablishment wbeio only the w b* artistic creations will he offered to the feminine boada of Camden and vioinity. / Miasm lWlle Thomson and Susie Young have 6|>flnt some time in the noitbern cittea selecting with their acknowledged taste and skill their en'wirely now stock and are prepar ed to assure their many friends anrt patrons the veiy latest styles in millinery, aud with theao young la dies at Hie brim we can safely pre dict that their hatk will glide smoothly and safely into the port of success. '? PERSONAL. Mi'. II. Ij. Sehloaburg wont to Che raw (?? tiasin<38ri this week. Mr. B nj Cla'k of Rook CI ill visit ed relatives here lupt week. Mra, Robt. TrUtm ban returned froirt s? vielt to friends at Dishopvillo. Wo regret to loarh of the" eon tinned illness of Auditor W. R Mc Creight. I in with deep regret that we learn of thu sorious iiliu-88 of Capt. T. L. B ykiu. Miss B. Lozahis and Mrs. W. Ltz arus, of HiRbopviUo, are visiting Mr L. L Block ot this oity, ? / Mr. W. J, P. Weeks was called to ObarlenHm last week on account of the illness of hie mother. Miss fci'wdo Cameron of Charts** ton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. G. Jirown, on cast DeKalb street. ? Miss Graco D'xon retnrtrcd Tuefl' day from a pleasant visit to Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Aminons of Bo>kin. Mrs D. M. Alexander loft Camden on Tne^d^y morning for a month's visit to her mother iji Norfolk, Va. Mr. J. A. Hoguo who is now at Hiwhopville for a short wbl Je spent Sunday in Cmndon with bis family, - . Dr. I. II Alexander left lavt Tuenda} night for Washington -ttxtttTBcrre'on' pr<>7essional business. tie a Sto*rey who h?s boen very ill with diphtheria is slightly better. - Wo were glad to see in Camden last Tuesday night tlmt excellent gent'eman, * Dr. ?J. E. Mo Lure, of Bishopville. ? Mr G H. Lpnoir expeola soon to resign his position at the Norihwes tern depot and engage in the life in surance business. V! Mrs. Converse and Mies St-oarns, both of Rochester, N. Y., are visiting their friends the Mioses King, on Lyttlftlon street. Mrs. Lawrerce Lec so pleasantly remembered as MUs Lexle Me* Donald, is spending a month at Bloouisburry. Mr. Perry Parrott, of Sumter, came np to attend the polo game Monday. Whde here Mr. Parrott was the guest of Mr; W. D. Barrett. Mr. G. H. Banm has been elected a director of the new bunk here. Mr. Baum is a young man possess ing all the qualification for a success ful business man. The many friends here of Miss Eva Blackwell will be painod to learn that Hhe is critically 111 with pneu monia and little hopes are entertained for her recovery. . Mr. Edward Miles Mathews, of Darlington, who visited Camden frequently years ago, spent a day or two in the old town la6t week. He in glad to know of Its progress. Mr. Hampton Barnes, a former Camden boy was hero this week re presenting. the wholesale drog house of Eli LtUy of Indianapolis.- His friends' here were glad to see him. Mrs. Davis Porbher, after a very plessant visit of three months to her parents; Mr. and Mrs. Saml Boykln. will leuv? for her home near El Paso, Texas* next Tuesday, much to the regret of her many friends here. Mrs Ella Dnnlap, widow of the la e Mr. J. D, Dntflap, and her daughter, Miss LitHe, of Atlanta, Ga? have been vMttag Mr. J. D. Mo Do wall's fsm ly this week Their many fr'ends her*? -their old home? wore delighted to see them again. fil glad to know that lit Tlifl many friend* of Mr.. R. C. Brr.^o, Sajvt. of Kdacelioo, will re giet to learo tU?t U# will not be m candidate for re-??tection to th? oBce lie now lioidt. No efllaGr evtr filled ihm office o^re f*ithfally or imptr tbtljr than Mr. Braoe Mid lie wllr go oat of olflft* with tfee lot* mad ?e Interested lit s iving uoney iu jolting ( lie best values ?>r the money you gpeud? Winter is almost upon ns, ami we are ready with our to help you. OUR DIXIE GIRL SHOE for Ladi s Misses and Children has pioved a winner. Try them o re and you will have no other. Our AMERICUS AND LOSE JACK shoo for Hon and Boys t be best on earth. ?David Nlark<* & Son's Perfect Fitting Garments for men, and Mrs. J aue Hopkins suite for hoys will natisfy the most exacting buyer. Tho largest and best assorted line of Nockwenr over shown here, at popular prices. In fact we have everything for M>-n and Boys from socks to puits at prices that will please. We will take pleasure in showing you. Tlae Shoe ?fc Clothing Mju *. From ft Catholic. Editor Cntn don Chi oniole : Will you pk'tisu puhhoh the follow ing: Oil I'tet Sunday morning while bulking upon Lyttlcton alrcet I wns uo?M. bv tli roo y o u ti g ladies, or oiiabis who imuiediattdy after post ing we met three otliwf young ladies whom I had noi^t-d in the Catholic Chapel a few roinuU'tj In fore. '1 he Utter three w?*rr greeted with tUe exelamnllonir: {4WtP, did yon see thr Hunt?" Did you laugh?' rtu?'fl ??q of c6ur*u iv reference to tho dedioatlcil of I ho little Chapel. Being r Stranger i.i Camden I do not kno-.v anil cannot ascertain who tho ^oung ladies n uod ao tal(e advantage of your p>?pcr to reaoh thu?|v 'i? they ?ro undoubtedly residents of Camden. " 1 wish to ask them to wiluoas the dedication of tho little* Chapel and ' inform, them that 'Mho thiug'' la! alroply ike asking of God's bless ing upon the little Chapel and the celebration of tho Mass, a Sacrifice which Christ lu^ipiU'.ed at 11 in Lriut Supp^i' and vvhich fur fourteen hun dred yen re was tho only way of worshipping God, and'wbich is still the Ca'holio way of worshipping God, and tho same Gpd the young ladies worehip, if they worship any. Thanking you for^VQur kindnvss in allowing me spaoe, 1am BHOKT LOO AX IT^MS. The Ladies' Kxouange is doing well, I*ew6r gallons; wears ioogft: Devoe. ' 4 ' Tlie municipal primiry will be bold.Tuesday* March 15th. Nearly two thousand people en joyed tbe races at the polo grounds on Monday afternoon. The time for the payment of taxes will expire next Monday. After that time the 00 per coot, penalty will be attached. Ii is gratifying to know that the young men and young women who have gone elsewhere to complete their education are r< fleeting credit upon the public school of our city. Our Columbia neighbors who visi ted us last Friday to see the polo jjaruo were quite struck with Cam* den's attractive hotel? tbe Kirk wood where they were handsomely enter tained. The rmall boys of Camdon are still trying to get up their reel company and -hope to be able pretty soon to give to thoso who have so kindly as sisted litem* a great deal of benefit as well aa pleasure. Th<* Ladles' Aid Society of tbe Presbyterian church gladdened the hearts of tho children of the Thorn - well otphaaago in dHn|on last week by settumg them a uisful box and quite a sum of money. Tbe threo hotels for northern tour lets arc quite fall now, which speaks well UW Camden. We appreciate our hisutlful winters when we b?ar our frieadK " from colder olimes talk of haviug to drink saow water for weeks. The ladies of Grace chnrch still continue their pleasant afternoon teas. This wotk Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Savage opened tho door* 6t their home for the oecusloa and it is thought by all to have beoo one of tbe most successful and attraoVive of the acrison. We yish to express our thanks to ffisny of our subscribers who have kindly remembered as recently in the p-vmeau of subscription. Many who did not have the money have J very vhonghtfutly broa^ht as Wo* id ? * v4sv aeeful article and one which bM b tea very ma oh it dtaud ihk ?tour. A/mm wa Mi tkm* Bftd Road. The oHiftens of c?s'. Kpr?litiw ,??, still complaining of uoti(UI -jn of i lt?? liisliop villo road few in !ra from Cain ?l on nod me hoping i . t t lie chain gong will eo.-n conii to ilifir uas>istauco< ^tmoHiufunnte, COUNTY OFFICES . FOR ail EH IKK. 1 hereby Announce n.y?n-)f n candidn'a for the ollieo of HherilT of Kereluw Comity . f ubj*?rt to the rules of the I)t n<i< cratie palmary election. L. Hail . 1 hereby rnnounce invrel/., a cai?;U. d.ite for the office of Khenil of K or*' ,.iw bounty auhjoot to the rulofe oi the dc ovv' erailo primary election, W. Wr. Huckabe. . Mr. Kdltor s Please announce t int Mr, ?J. y. TKA NTHAM will bo o ca tli <late for re-election to the ofllc? of Sheriff", subject t5 the Dw nooratio ^il miry. Friend Wotho Men-la of Mr. MANNEf }\< RAHON wlshlo announce him i a candidate for the office of Auditor. Alt. Rabon is oho of our beat oltit n?. thoroughly qualified and if fleeted v'ii ?flh the otfloe to the full Satisfaction of ftio entire county. -Voters of W "'st Water* . FOR TREASURER. Mr. 'Editor, Please announce t ??e mime of 1). M. McOA8KI1jIj as a no didate for County Treasurer. He h ihg a young man of abUtty "isd cbarac:? r, we feel sure that If fleeted the pub ie> interest will not suffer at liia hands. Ho la a practical business mm, such as Uie office needs and will fill the place to the entire satisfaction of all. ^Ir.nv Votei Ji Mr. W. R, Hough hav4ft& annoui cod his intention not to etnnd i >r ra^eleel on, we hereby placo in nomluriioh as a i n-st woothy successor, Mr. W. P. MALI SE {of the uftlce of Connty Tieasuror. Mh Mnlone needs no introduction to tho v< lers of Kershaw County, as he is home horn and home raised. Wo must have tt'ood man to succeed Mr, Ilough . and W F. Malone is the man. Ail Kershaw. CITY OFFICES . .. FOR MAYOR. As Iho lime arrived for the ((-lee* lion of the best **jen to govern our city for the ensuing two yearn, we he. oby announce Mr. II Q. CAURI80N ?e a candidate for Mayor, and ieel oonOi ent that with him (it the helm our city .vill move onward to prosperty <ind progj >ea. which w? all so much desire. Taxpaye: i. FOR ALDERMEN. Wo tho voters of Ward 3 hereby an nonnco the. name of Mr. W. GEIS ;X HEIMER as a suitable inan to r+ ?re sent ub in said Ward Muny Vote: i. We hereby annonnco Mr. P. T. , VILLEPIGUE as a candidate foi Ah I derman from Ward 4. Vote s. We hereby announce Dr. W. J., DUNN as a candidate for Aldei aan from Ward 8.v Vote J. Mr4 8. B. LATHAM is hereby Mti nm^need as a cnadidate for Aldei 6*n from Ward 2. Vote < We hereby announce Mr. J< UN] WILSON as a candidate for Aide* uan from Ward 1 Vote. 3. We hereby announce Mr. JOH;^ A. , 8lNQr.ETON a candid^-3 for Ad*r-| ma* from Ward 1. Ward 1. Mr. L. L. BLOCK is hereby annou \c ed | PB a candidate lor Aldorro^n for^the \)ity [ of Camden from Ward 2. ManyVot*?*. Mr. J. E. VAUGHAN is hereb an nonnee<*i as a candidate ior Aldei.nan from Ward 8 in tbe appro* ohingcit) pri- 1 qaary. 4 Many Voitri. Notice Of City R^istration / NotlcA U hereby giren thai the i 4'>k0 6f the Supervisor of Recl??jraik><i city of Camden will bo open a< the Countv Auditor's office for the reg Aera tion of alt qualified voters, from Ja u wy 6fh^ 1904, to and Including liareh ?V tb. W. R McCreifht bae app< r.ted Supervisor of Registration. Xrtt lfdC#elg!?7~~ , Ma; or. 4* Still has some strictly Winter Goods left which we are closing out at and below cost. Many have tf> ken advantage <*f our closing out offers, and ; V. a ve been greatly benefit tod thereby, and wishing to see others benefitted, as well ns completely clear out all Winter Goods, we cordiully invite you to come, and get your ahtore of the bargains. O ? -- - Remember that our Winter Stock must be closed out tof, make room for our stock of Spring Goods which is already coming in. ' "< '? DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTO NOT. 4 '.; - . f ; ?? ? X TO ALL WHO ARE LOOKING FOR ANYTHING IN THE LINE OF GINGHAMS, PERCALES, MADRAS, GHAMBRAYS AND WHITE GpflDS_ OF INi DESCRIPTIDN HfE TAKE pleasure in saying that we are displaying an ?m?u*Uy ?i| tractive line of theeo goods, and (eel safe in saying that a visit to our store will not rcsdlt in disappointment with the pros pective purchaser. | titousekeegera will do well to see onr line of Mattinga be* fore making their purchase^ as wo expect another shipment to arrive this week, which will complete a with prices ranging froin 12 1-2 up, and all e: good values. ? Respectfully And Truly, *