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fcssums inm tsxuumonHmtti uc\ous U^ORHS HKJHdRA&l COFFEE '? 8 almond Brothers, Staple And Fancy Oroc<M s. ?Sp pifflitii Plumbing is a science. J make ,? fecial etu.lv of all it? hrancboH ami look after \<?ur T^ke rare Liuii vgur Manter Plumber ia ati oMcn-nt Kn ttineer and understands hi* Inndm-eh thoroughly, tlmt is whero th|) ?eciet of >; goo* job lion. S*e mo pereonallv about your work, become my client and you t-'hal' be the owner of a firatvelasn Nari i ;vry eyotem . You would be surprised to 869. tbW^^J work that 1 am tea i in* out every daroltocauHO it wan done poor ly by inexpt?rioHtt|t men. See me. Sn uio, See me. Respectfully. JtfllN F. .1 KN KINS'. -= I -r jywcal Cotton. Cotton l? quoted thia morning a: Bo^f B^j ty. On Friday night, \pot. 7ili, th?'n will be a box party at Lite residents of Mr. J.tA. Jo h neon. The proceed p will go to aid in placing a fence around the cemetery at Mniahali'b church. Notice Excursion to Chftrleoton Don't forget that the last excur I'lah of I season will leavo Cauj <ien,in the morning (Saturday) at (j :30 for Charleston. The fare for U?c round trip. is only $1.25. Ove? ftouthera rail way. School'Teacher Wanted. Wanted ? A first grade expewf ne ed" lady school teaelier to teach in iichool district No, 14. Will pay >.;30 per month. Tcriu of sehyofrfi yo months. _ Apply to, M. A. Shaw. 11. M. Mungit, I). L. Caloe. Trustees school district No. 11 We (torch? give noiiefc tli it lh< tvle of on Tv (Inn lirreU'fire k nmn t WHjkins, Whiter & C:>., ?n lT*?reafter bp ?t\I?d VV $ Wioh <fe ;tYtrit>:knr. Thi? n ?? i i ^ yr. bat the pnbifo iu <t v k'M.w iheir i> od? Interested in aaid Oroi tx pt the unqprKimini ? ? . H, L. Wat-kins, A. L. Watkins, J no. W hi taker, J r. p. Carlisle Here? Rev. Jabee Ferris j Re^ijjao. ... Sunday lust the people of Cain enjoyed a rare tre^t in hearing ?|*\old friend Dr; Mark L. Car preach two very fine sermons E. Church ou Littleton Dr. Carlisle is a groat favor lere'nod bis many friends were sVKh?ppy to greet him again, he Baptist church was nlso well on the same night but the con itij^n had sadder hearts as tho<| listening to the farewell ser of their beloved Pastor Rev. z Ferris who has accepted a call rhere and left Camden for his Jleld of labor today. lie if ry impressive piencher and Cam loses a good man, and the B ip4 'butch a tine P^stot, Notice. tg leave to inform my friends JC public generally that I have jay entire drug business and fwill in the city ofCamdeutol Zemp & DePafs and have ?_ed myself with thorn at their ? store where I frill he pleas pferve you ali as formerly, inking you one and all . for ,*ry kind and liberal patron the past and soliciting a ince of the same for Messrs .DePaas in tho future I am Respectfully, v C. P." DuBose. bought out the entire itness and good will of P. DuBose and having se> le'services in our business |*e corner sloro, we respeot Jicii the patronage of his rand customer* gontrally, them of every cojurteav ration and of^onr besteffortl Vtbero feel at much at^bom? and of our appreciation ol ide. now our entire undivided .. attention to our drug Iff* feel that we are beite* tlian ever to oeev? ym? . Jrts opportunity to thank r friends and (he public [ for tholr very liberal pat pail and soliciting ? ic tba future, wt wfilljr? Milling y Operant | ' 1 1 K1;.4 1 >? ? | l'-,i!i Mi. liner y ( !)??? KH (lO'ilih, S, l< S hl'd I I I'flltll ll,'h j \N ??(li hHitiiy u r. ? I TIhiimIuv, (>l<lw,r j.'j'.ii unit ti'.i , :tt. 1 1 .rdv'ii K. h iV r.M -v ? ?k~< Hoatdtm Wanted. H i vw?i? tt-iiti <\ tin- it h< l? wi : i I Ill.ttMi* I.I) lll'.tMtl S- iiit, 1 |,|,| plt.. ti? ttt'UOUl tllti'l n! i'. llO{ 1) i nenl u ltd l Kit KU ill l)'?nt (Umh. Ko<hi? newly 1 1 1 r it i > 1 1 t*<i mid inUrt itusiui. ! ahle. ( I i v t tut1 !i c n I i . Ml 8. SV. K Ktlhhcl!. ? -o? Death of Mr. WucIj Latham. ! Mr Wale II L itituin, hmii of tie late lamented Mr S. H. l.atlotu,, dt. d alter ft 1 i ? ? ???r i 1 1 v: iliiienw la??t AN 'lay m^'ot. Mr. Icavt* n widow and several eliildten. I he funeral v, u.s lit Id tr o tu the Methodic ehureh yesteiday afternoon at tl*re?? o'clock, tin- services being conducted! by Kuv. Jabcz Ferris. Don't fail to see Mies Howen r.nd h ive a stylish suit made al llin h j lilMfi. it ( o'b. Death of Mr J. B. Hammond Mr. .1 fi. lltintnond father of Mi W. T. Hammond, of our town, died ul liU home in Weal Wateree Into Saturday, the 21 inst. Mr. H-un mond was a valued friend of curt and il in with deep regret that wt loam of hi* death, lie had rem it ed ilio ri|>f u^e of 7 ii yeats. Kit* quentlv within the past few y ? ? b i ? ua he pluaHa nll.y ehutteil with u?, w? have heard him lemaik; "I am nnw living on borrowed time" ? ih?t to had lived ?oit the d ;; y ;; allotted l<* man. Truly a uo"d man in goue and with his oilier frienda we aincereh mourn that he i? no longer with u?. ? - - ?a* ? -?? Everybody is cordially invited to attend the Openirg next Wednesday and Thursday al Hinech Uiob.&C?V Sec?)iid Week Jurors. The following second week jurors hove been drawfl for Oct., J 904, term "f nourt : .1 C Nich-hoo, <J B Guy, J W lloooe, Goo W W litis, J 1J Twilty, J A SinaU'ton, Allen Brnnhan, .J A West, B N J t;ii* ??, K S Gardner, J J 1 1 or t oil , \V C Cur.nnigham, Allen J Ho) kin, McCnt-kill, D T Brsd ly, Levi Kiikiabd, K M Hendrix, W II Yarboroug, F H Hayes, .John nie Burdell, Dove Rnlev, It I) Dib ble, W n Serge rs, W VV Golf, J 'I' Roar, VV M Barfb-ld, Jr., A J Knulk enbenv, J CSlewav', Jr., B FBrtvd-, I v? W IC Johnson, !?> VV Rosp, L L Block, D M Melton, S J West, VV , D Ilill^pn, Joshua J Cui?pbell. A Tribute. On tlie morning of the 5 Lh of September, 1904, the death angel entered the homo of Mr. and Mr?.1 J. p\ Bntemnn nnrt plucked n H'uvpr to transplant in fhpgnrtfltyi of Pi>r nd if e? ht'.Jrt J K Jr. s\g<'d twu years mirlwo tn on* h?. lie is iv.'t dead -the vhild of our aflVc tion, Rut prone unto/- fit school. Where fce no lodger need* our |>oor |>r<r (l:i*tii)Sl, \ni< Christ IIini**-lf Jyth rule Iu that gr?\it cli.istcr a tlillueja and re elnylo:i, " tty tiuardUn Angol* lod. Safe from temptation, safe from ?in' ? pol lution, He lives, whom we call dead. jf A Friend. Tho best Shoe in the city ia God. man's "Black Bottom." Every p?lr guaranteed. , For nale by (firsch Brothers <fc Co. Mr. Sam'l. Huret Killod.V A telegram recoived here yesterday stated that Mr. Sam'l Hurst, who formerly resided in Camden, and is the father of Mrs. Kd. Gillie, way killed in Maycsville Wednesday night. From yesterday's Columbia Record we take the following : Sumter, Sopt 29. ? Sam F. Hurst town Marshal ofMayesville was killed at 12:20 last night by J. Ed Ander floo, t' e railroad agent at that p'a6e. Hurst made threats ngainst Anderson during the evening, and waited on the platform until he started home. Hurst is said to have provoked the difficulty and advanced on Anderson with, a pistol. Anderson (.hot him f?ix times with a Colt's automatic pistol, every bullet passing through Hurst's body. Hurst's pistol was found laying by hie body. Tho handsomest line of DressGoo'ls, Silk* and Trimmings ever brought to Camden to $o seon at Uirncu Brothers <fe Co s. Herat nibur the dates of Hirsch's Grand Opening, October fcth and 6tb. Concert For The Hampton iffonumont Fund. We glady give uotice of a'conccrt to bo given in tUe Camden Opera House to-night, September 30th, at 8:30 o'elook. The company is composed of Mrs. Emma Terry Pol lard, the noted soprano ; Mr. Wiley Rhodes, tenor; and Miaa Sadie Rhode*, accompanist. All of these are beautiful, tweet-voiced aingere with established reputations, -and wc may expect the concert to be of (he highest order and calculated to entertain, inspire and fascinate even those lesst susceptible to the charms of nulla. r? A part of the proceeds will go to tha-ffatnpton Ifonttmeai- fond and the local United Daughter* of Confederacy ate working eathosi "cally for lhe succesa at the oonoert. This U for a worthy ohjeol and ths public should , aid la thla Most praiseworthy effort of ths U. D. C. Tiek*%9 ara for sal* at K, Loslls Xsi/i u *' Oi ung. Notice I'l'in Ciruriut Ni>. 19 will meet i w it 1 1 i ? it mi i r v (it hi) ge on Wkiliiun j'U\ O.-i 12 !,. i?,ui ?J K !)? K ??)?, S.'t: Married. Mi It?*nj ( I jii k I Miaa Heulth j Smith Hi'ic III * I' I If 1 1 mi. llu* hoiiM <f I Um* hi i< l?'(j p&reu?s Mr, ttnl Mrn. T If* Smith, on SVedm-adiv night !??? Key. J. W. Smith official itig For Bale. '200 acreaof fine farming land, he j longing lo Mm C. W. A rtbur. kuowii j hh ??Xhivei " PI see, n?*ar Rafting (.'ii'ik in Somtrv County. A | ? | ? I v i" IS. C, von Treskow, Camden, S. C. Meeting of The V. D 0. The JqIid I) Kennedy Chapter I! I) i\ will meet at the residence of Wrs.W. A. Ancrum onMonday niirhi Oct. 3rd., at 8 o't:)ot?k sharp. A full attendance is earnestly desired Mrs. W. I). Trsntham, Pres. Gum Sjirintr Orange. The members of Gum Spring grange are requested to lie present at a called meeting on the 2nil Sat urday iu October at '2 o'clock to confer pome degrees. Other impot tant business tnay come up. All grunge* are riquestedto be present J. W. Davis. PER80NAL,. Wo aro vory prlsd to Innm that IV I. 11 Alexander's condition is vorv much improved M 'H8 Annie Douglas Alexander ban pone to McFeat'a business col lege in Columbia. Mr, Morris DePass, one of Cam den's most popular young men, loft vegterday for Darlington whore he ha* token a position. Mr. E P Snyder, the photograph or, will leave to day for St. Louis to ho gone until iho l,0tt), of October. His many friends hero wish him a pleasant trip and safe return. Mr. August Kohn the Cdumbin correspondent of tho News and Cour. rier and a brother of Mrs. Gub Hirseh paid us a pleasant nail last Saturday Mr. Kohn is one of those pleasant gentleman whom everybody is always glad to see Mr Willie Grigaby will leave to morrow for the S. C. Medical college at Charheton to entor upon his third session at that school. There will be only one more session for him to at tend before he will bo a full fledged M. D Social S)ots, Tho Young Matrons' Club was moat cl-armingly entertained nn Sat nrdav nftomoon from 5 tn 7 30 bv W-e H. y Rl^eilniin at h'-r moHipr'* on fliih* PlfPt. Bci r i li< r. (,'nlar ni^mlx-rs ihejo w< re quite u number of tho A('.orn e'ub pn-flint. 'Mia,? ChnHot'e Sh'?- noi? winning Ui? beautiful plotu'f- ??f)f'r.d ?q t ho Ivsl t ?-izo ani Mh. W. \j DiJ'urm beiny nwHiilc-l fho consolnt on 'I ho rci frohlimtfiitu can-led out 1 1 1? colo* achimeol red. The In use was beautifully decorntci. T* Wms noanocd by ?.ll lo be one of the mo*t unique and cbarmiog function* of the year. There was a bnsloeM meeting of the "Young Matrons" at Mrs, D. A. Boykin's, the President, on Tues day afternoon, On TaPflday afternoon there was held at the residence of Mrs. Sam'i. R. Adatns corner of DeKalb and Fair street, the first meeting of a oew^p organized social gathering of the old?r matrons. It is called the "BOO Club," not that the mem bora anticipa'e surpassing the swell '400 * but that the fashionable and attractive game of cards "500'* will be (he ertertainment of (he evening. It will be an informal pleasant fort nightly olub restricted to good fel lowship and light refreshments with not too much excitement to disturb the dignity of tho Dames who each represents the head of the family. Mrs. H Q. Carrison leaves to day (Friday) to join friends going to St. Louis. Besides enjoying the- pleas* ares of the Exposition she will rep resent itie Camden Chapter of the South Carolina Division of tho U. D. C. at the Convention which meets in St Louis from October 3rd to 8th inclusive. The **John D. Kennedy Chspter U. D. C." is fortunate to have so competent a representative. During this week Messrs. Andrew Anemia, Lynch Deas and Willie Trantham left for the Cidadel A cade | my in Charleston. Mr. Pedo Baurn I has taken up his studies at tho South Carolina College in Columbia. Miss Emma Shasftioh left on Thurs day morning to join Ool. and Mrs. P. II. Nelson of Columbia for a visit to New York, Washington and other northern cities. ' The "Acorn Olub4' held its first meeting since the election ol officers for the coming year with Miss Bet McDowell on Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock at her father's summer home on "Kirk wood Heights." Miss Eleanor Godfrey of Cberew was the gdeet of honor and it is needless to say tbat all who were fortunate en ongh to be present enjoyed (he agree able eompany,.^ the enthusiastic games of six banded eucbrc and the dainty refreshments to a groat de gree.' Miaeee McDowell an<^ God firry vre* both mott popular young ladles with an unuseal amount of intellect and energy. Their school whiofa opened as Wednesday will soon prove what they are capable of doing for Caasden. Nlan Oeteet* Momkid the aooom pUabad d*?m rf Hn. ?. I. Mail lrtar,l?iU>NI(l>WlH l*IW, A * A flew MercLnlile Company. Watkins 6. Whitaker. MrnsrH. \V uiU1ms H ? i l i i ?? i < nr.. ?Ino Whiiuker, Jr., coiiMolxift t'?oir i lie rc tiii t'.t? int?TH?tK, v\ i ) h<*rt'Mft*>r conduct i (?ciientl (ir<N'tk rj' and FWHlt Mi m t li< bland of \ n l U i 1 1 m lirolliCfH It i k on r inH uti- ii to 'nr^M-lv in creaftc our stock and kcr|> n hlpctK FIltST-CL \Si UKOOKKY ANt' MA UK K I. W o i4rt< too l>n?\ mi l cli'tin in^j up the etocU i ? write ;i loiitf ??.l vurnat merit t?> <!?'. but will ask y?n. lu coine and 8fe h i am) wati'l) am ad?T\ watkins. a wni iakkh. KOTO i It is with plnif.nrc, *???? t ? I \ -ut | in unt,r> to tin1 | >n t >. n*. i 1 1 >? t *vi. I.hvv ; forinotl H o,< >| > :i r > i ? *' ? J u I > villi Alj' i I hu W I it , .1 '? . mi ? ! ImV'-h' ? n* { will roll ! 1 1 v- 1 ti tJKNKUAL (ilU) I i'KU i-...< MAHKKT I>1 slM'.SSi \T Ol'K IMIKSKNT Sl'ANIi. j With tl?u ciippoi t of our fruintM u n ? I j {*oiu?rnl we lio|-o- lo Inrjji iy j i.i' rriiM' our f?tock Imiinrfu*. ipoI. *1 nil (?iniimv >r to lUiiko Cut I'.Slt I, nil M \HKK I' h liusiiH-hs tWht tlw | ?jf ? ?oi t pcpl?' of Kershaw iN iiut) will ai.tl lit* piomt -it H?ilivnl; \ i u Kri- no*.. Ii.r ' ?!ol)u| > ? II 1 1 1*1' hpC't Willi US Ik 1 1 vj { lo'po to !Ui"il u i'o:!' iim.i ii.-i o! \. <4 r k : tut Utul liberal pit|o|i.i.>f I'omo nn?l kho tlm now tfriu. THK PARI Oil M AKKKT. \N KtkuiH Bros 1 i JVIeps Suits a youths; Suits, Chlldfeps Svits, <*$< Vv SUITS THAT Ki I . PRICE AND QIJ 4 LITY RHJ II i\ IN MENS, BOVS & ( Mil I.S )K i: NS. *3= ?; - v ? . . Come and let us kIiow you .lie ver> 1 itcsl la Shoes. We THINK we can please ) mi. KNOW we |4' i \ e tlie b st values iu the i t y . Just Receiving a fresh line Neckwear ? latest colois ;udj Sffkpes. Latest Shapes in Soft and Stifl ilals from Lowest to lligh et4 Grades. Come and Roe us if you want t?> ho ple?sed. W II fVMD WW i oJjMI.E s I SHOE, HAT AND CLOTING MAN. Our new Fall Si k* au-1 D o?s Good < a c P*"Y" vii if i?n h. Wo have h p r!' < t showing . j' o U p]*- ;ul j , jr (.,s weaves nml ci-loritigt. O? ell, c.-m|?ri ??? ..II h<! Int.st f.sl.iou Irthiic. . FALL TRilVi MINGS. 0 ? Our stock is complete. Jets, Spangles, Silk Appliques fn White and beautiful Persian effects. Silk and Mohair Braids. v ... OUR DRESS MAK'MQ DEPARTMENT Is in charge of Miss K. Rower. Those desiring new fal costumes. should not delay placing orders and engaging time It is hardly necessary to commertt <^n the ability of our Mod iste in charge. FALL MILLINERY. Preparations are being mad" for our grand Opening notifo of which will appear later. Now ideas will bo shown in this department as booh as shown in New York. It will be cor_ rect both in fushons and in prices. Come around and ask us to show you one of those "HIGH ART" SUITS, of Strouse & Bros., and give us a chance to prove our good taste in selecting thie famous make of ready made garments. We believe in them ourselves, and after vov wear them, you grow as enthusiastic about tliem ns we are. We give you an Iron Clad Insur ance Policy with every suit. We have a full .took ?f the FAMOUS CENTENNIAL CLOVES in all shades and sizes. Guaranteed U* give satis* faction. Try a. pair and be coiwinc?L. .4= . See our new Fall Line of tiTETSON^HATS- If you ?M them you will buy them. , HIRSCH BROS & CO. v? ' - ."f? ~"12 V ' **' ? ? " * * ... j ?' ' ? Mamous Gilt Mge Store IS NOW HEADY FOR BUSINESS WITH A FULL LINE OF FALL AND WINTER C00D8. ^ will 1 i 1 1 < 1 every depart men!, lull of staple** and novelties ;it prie.es thill eannot he bent And then j u m t think \vn give away Five Silver Dollars i v? i y Natunhtv and a Kil'ie Htiggy on (J hrisl iiias*eve. Willi c\ci y <:oliar spent with us you get. a iiooil honest dollar's w<?rt li < ^oods ami a ticket for a chfliice at the Vive I )olbus every Nainrdiy and the buorirv on (;hri?K ? a a ?t S vVr, DRESS GOODS. In our Divpfi Goods I rt in. nt you will find Jill of tlio newest wears in Mohair, \ oils Inroad Cloths, Basket Cloths, and Met cerized go^ds of all kind, find a staple lino of Black Dress guodtw Ladies Tailor Made Suits, Clonks and Walking wkirU at prices thai will make \ou '? wonder how they could nuikoihem." \ In our notion department you will tin I all the acuesa'wiej to a ladieq daiht y jtfilet . Our doihostic department is full ?.?l" every thing tlio good housekeeper could wi.-li and al prices t<? please. Ne liave a full line of the Famous "Star" Brand Shoes m ado ~~ by Robt-rt Johnson & Hand Shoe Co., i nnd the old Reliable ?4l$ay State'' 81>oe and Co. We guarantee to please you in stylo and price. ^ We are ngcnlH (or the world famed W B Corsets. You fit t,h e corset it conforms to every ti^wfe apd is guaranteed rust proof. In Gents and Hoys Furnishing Goods you will ftml oveyy thiu^ new and stylish in Suits, Hats Caps, Shirts, Ktc. Special price to Country Merchants!. Get our price on lagging and Ties hefoty you buy.