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Salmcmd Brothers,'
jyfsgy '
|ai&,8tai>lo And Fancy Grocers.
HBAUTIFYINa* ]
>wer bath furnishes j
tMiiiii rotui is com- :
|elfclitful fixture. U
ind your h?th room
:?])<< tu?Hfc imj>i*ov
illon John F, J n
svrill furuifeli i?i'
Nnunefjr, of ihc A utio.-li
JfOUgbt to our ottlcfl one
jir~nirntato which Vm v
RACuthlcs a nw.ke in i t n coil
foto, If atralghtened oui,
?ufaur<! about f.vo f* et. Jt
hi' little George E, s??ti
M Nunnerv.
Thanks. p
?wledge v?tth thanks l'h??
..invitation from our
U . T. JohSfKMI, of
?>\istid Thanksgiving
ftfrr. _ Johnson Buys
Sftey ihi? year. but lo;c
iTand in the afternoon of
Jtrgday a shooting mil oh
jUid tt lo-r^e number of!
be shot for. We have
bv M r. Johnson to
Is friends are inviud
St?
iWHts. Thomas J. Cauthen,
rith profound regret that
cfc&e'deatb of Mr. Tbos;
pr which .occurred lit bis
last Friday
. Cauthen w n? 8? - yc*rs |
family connection is one
_in _U?# ?04iniy. Mr.
? k good man \and in ay
the founder of Oa
rofl at whioh place bio
aid to rest on Saturday
last. Io the death of Mr.
fee! a personal loss,
ft bim nil oui^Jife and
r bim the big heat regard.
mm&m v:?'Y
Voveihtwr $4th.
Minstrel- |
tog ie a feature with;
Una. .Minetreltf/ Tn this
l?|^rt?autj^raijk8 >
rtorganiztutob traveling.!
ty" le the poaaerfiJr of a
l/ voice, and woft^scveral
jalia. The worlc of the,
tc?Hent; and the sextette, ;
ie Drat part, makes a neat
ittttax. Johfl._and Fred'
prominent features in j
-former does good !
riha bones, and tbo latter'
jfgist of mora than ^av'er- j
Much interest ia ecu- .
?? work of Brothers
'bail; act. ia'\ full af life
im atart to finish, t 'l'he
lives a One performance
lire of a big hou.ie.
acted meeting at the Vr^s
mention of which
comroenaPod on
Two services daily ar<4
-uanrnio? and evening
k that much good will result
to SumUr.
iTto have ? Seaboard
in *1 MclBse, In Chesterfield
the testimony of anapplt
a t htfrter filed with the
? of ?tat? yesterday la to be
-The name of the cor
the commission
T the "Sq^aler and
lra*d,"whtol? propoara
' ' ~ ftjg pgr
rataau>41 miles through
is
Me?ttr? tj
?? i Xfi'lllivo
A fRO(.'inl t<m *.? v ill
f?n Thuro'l'iv, ? '??'
r I'l) I pMRp I f 'tl 'ft 'I
C)f U 10 A fcftnrhilifiti .
l\ (Miairui'iu.
' Auothftr Mee'ittg Ca'.l <i
11 ft v i ?} f f*IVrl in rrru ) ?? ? iimm*'
j injj of ilt?> chiiici on Inut Knndov
o?i account <-f t lu> tui-lrmoni-r < f
J lh? WCKt !)!''? , li Hot !l<* ?* !U<r j*
i <?a llo '1 m*xt SuimIhv, 20th ins?.. ft ml
j nil I !i<- liu mhrr;t of t J) ?? cliiurli Mir
OtlVfM'ft' 1 V^I'M'StO'} to lll< et pi orr p' ?
1 y ' ft f 12 ^Vloek, ni t li i r ??f
wot fihip. for llio' purpon'* of ?;? nsi?l
?-ihuf 1. it !i * i < piTf aifiinji
til ? Iitt i ntt? rrsi.fi of I !?,"? rhuio'i
H?l. Doflc.onH Cintidcn Hnptiet Oh
f -W> ? M>~
Hffreeiul Term Jurors.
F M Ri t>nhnm, W T Ritt*, .) VV
Rlackwf li, .1 J) McCftskMI, 8 H
^tokow, A It Kihoo, H F Trued?d.
Adnlpliun Rogp, J A ?\f cDowfll, W
A McDonald, ,f A Itftbon, .1 RO?M?<\
Is F K ?'!!??, U L Smv;r?. H
I .1 Sflnrfor*, W R Roberta, W R
Fiilifii.r, ,Jn<? St.ok<ii?, R F Sow<>ll. J up
Rnl?|?R*i??, Fi PSh?4dt W T MoI.mi
> in, R ft R'>?* W II C?t6*? w T
McCrtfk'll. ? R R MunKo, R T MW
kl?\ A O Bradlflv, P A MoDowiH,
R W fTtmvnond, R It Hrnnliam, T
Fi Gnodulo, R ^ Hammond, A Mr
ChsUIU, VV M Stroud.
PERSONAL.
HfiV. find Mr*. J. ft Holloy ore
spending n fo?v day in Camden.
Mr. and Mrp. J. f. Hilton. of
W.f <jlvil'? worn <n Camden ysr.Uidtiy
Mrs S 0, Asho. c, f Yorkvill".
epent ft day or two in Citnden this
n'colc,
Mrs Anna Handy, of Annapolis,
Mil, is vtM'inz her si Mt c r . Mrs, W.
B. Gordon, in Kirkwool.
Wo worn deliorhte 1 (o son in Cain
dflji. this morning onr I itjhly ostprfm
011 friend, Mr. W. T. McCoy, of CMiar.
lotto, N. O.
Air 0 1' J,*>w ranee, of Yorlivillo,
who hni been rneidin# here lot Romr
rime brought his. wife and little h'lhv
rlovfh !u?t week This wo trust will
mnko Cam don frel more If ko home
to lii in
U?'momhor the minstrel phow at
the Opera flons.i Thanksgiving night,
Bloi|mab"i,ry,s hospitablo ^pnrs]
aro nmy open to northern g'rtoats.
Several are expected tills wee Ic.
HEAL ESTATE JTRAN8FEK.3,
VV M Shannon, Jr , to IT 0 Cnrri.
son "09 o.orofl in No. 2 $1,000.
llowuis- Ifiilerlift. ?^'Harriet IJIair
12 ocre in No. 1 848.
M L Barns el ?1 to Ella O Hailc 1
'.lot on Lyttloton St. $700.
Rosa Rich to Mrs Jicott Jkown
lot on Main St $1,500.
J A Benson to Hcaulah Barfield
lut o? Monument Stjuar^f price^
slated. ?
IJenry Donglas to D
20 acres in No. 2 $150.
n&JVinceritto D L
R Cutoe bis interest in
No .14 $17.
D M Bf-fitiiskill to J C Cttfisidy
acres in No. 2 $75ft
A It Stokes to_ W II. Collier 10 j
acres in No J8 8V0Q,
M J Alexander to D W Joy 122
acres in No. 3 $1,200<
,The Alliance Treat Ccy^ToNHenry^
Savage and Goo T Little/ 1, 58o
in No I $4?f>00. 7
M A Sroyj^JLo R y Qoodale 1 lot
on LyttletflgjLStT
8 6 Clybnrn to A W Watts gO acrcs
In No^ 8 $260.
W R Fa'konberrv to O H Watson
26 acres in No. ? $510.
J 8 Tfantham Sheriff to J
ton 10 acres in No. ? $15.
5,
OCiCLi
Mie. W. A. A-nerojn oriterta ned
the '-fiOO Club" at her handsome
old colonial home on Fair street on
Tuesday afternoon from 4 80 to 7
o'clock and It is needless to say that
the Matrons onjssed a most delight
ful afternoon. The weather being
ideal for just such an entertainment,
with the abporhinjg gome of '*500,"
the gracious Hoetcep, tho lovely flo
i ral dooorations aud delioioua refresh.
Jmenta with merry chat and pleasant
enterehange of cordiality, nothing
was lacking to complcto a perfect
evening.
; There a*c so many, pleasant an
! ticipations for n??*t week that the so
o>ot.y fo ks have been rather quiet
| this week. With excursions to
Charienton and Sumter for Gala
Week and the Full Festival and e?
cry attraction offered in both places,
tier e are a groat ninny pefsons busy
with their preparations for visiting
both places. On the 29th oftliis
month titeConvention of thoDaught
ers of the Confederacy will meet in
Orangeburg and a large delegation
goes from Camden. Excursion rates
bftv'e been granted by tbe Railroad
Commissioner at one and on& third
fare ploa 2ft oef?U for tbe round trip
awl ii will be * delightful opporta*
nilyitor those interested in the Coa.
reatioo to take . adt antage of the
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t~' 4)'
I CaJK-^^4r ?otbef *T>a eiH'ef M
akogbtftf. Olora, who
ia lh?rQ ?*? b??n unwell for
? ^ flbmnnptt *Uith>K
; jJ^SwmFU io Oo
Masters. Sale.
Mouth C*rolwa~Ker?haw Count),
In the Court of Common l*l?- u
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Rebecca II AJoinc.
Ag<i(nst
Henry Vaughn and JV. J Vaughn
? Foreclosure.
Under and Hy virtue of the deoreo of
Jiliicu U. O. Purdy ill tho at.nvo htnftrt
oe?e, ditto;! October fifth, 1004. 1 will soil
in of the Court ltou?o in Cnmden.
S. I?., on tho III st Monday in l^coniltor,
190-1. the following dfc*i^il>$j{j>r?ini8e? :
All that pine". jjhvch! in*' tract of lun.i
Minuted in koralww county. Statu <?f
?South Carolina, on water* of .Swift (~'r. ok,
containing one hundred and forty-one
and one-half (HI 1-2) >U!toij more or loss,
ni l fully ilegcrll fal ? on a yJjji i i ;i M.
Boykln, fliid known na u purl of the
I Shunnou ?Vrk l'hieo , houiuiod forriu rlv
by other portion* of tract.
Kaat by Innds of Suintcr, South l;v
lands of Barnes. and of Molded, nod
i WosL l?V Sumter Foik of Swift Ortok ?
all of which appear l>y rcfcroncu to tho
[.deed of Junto* I j. Haifo and T. C. Hai'e
to 1 i ump ton Vanuhn, recorded in Book
(J. 0. C. ot page <504.
Terms? Cash, purchaser t<> pay f?o
papers.
h. A. WITTIyOWSKY.
Master tor Kershaw Co. v.
Nov. 11, 1901.
Foreclosufe Sale,
South Carolina ? Keruhaw County,
In the Court of Common L'kaa.
The Enterprise Building ?$? Loan
A ssoc i at ion, Pl<ti ?? f iff,
Against
Louisa Wilson, defendant
H rt?ct. m> i>w at
the Upua House TliitliktfgWiP#
j N'vsM.
! lax Exscutioris. j
l ! '? '?* ?* and lay virtiJO *.f Hnudry lit* t
' t'Xi-ciili'inH to diietfod, I will pi?><'? **? i
j t > ?. 'I I n'frM ?? t ho On i ft limine door in
: '1m C ' i t v ..f < on tlu- Him
{ i?> lltX*. liHH, doii()f ? )?r* It-Hll hotU* 4 ? I
; i.iK . the Miowin^ drmibtdl ioal ??tuu< :
'?>?* it :
! A!! tl'.ftt pi??v, pane! cr tiact of land
?rituati-d i!; Koi-hliHw County, Bunth I'm.
| ? > 1 1 1 1 h . con ttiiivln^ seven nor os inoit' til
Iht-aand founded no: III hy l>ain?KCUKj
| etiurt li property, ra?t Wy W. I, < iart!;ir,|
hdiijIi I') ZncU Wr iglit ? and \\?'ht l>\ T.
I J. < uu!|ieu; levied iipon and to be m;Ji?
an II, o property of J. 1>. Wright.
AImo all thai piece, parcel ur tpiu i ?>t
land citnai-'d in lvernhaw county, South
I'aroli in containing 173 acre#, more or
1^8. and b#tind?d/on the not ill, vv< ?>(
and 8';ilt I, hv J. II. KttcMlYe, and Oil th^
east by S. H,, Hall.
Torino 0f 'mlv ? Cash. i'urthaKcr ti
pay for paper?.
?I .H. TKANTHAM.
Sheriff K.
Nov. 17th, 1904.
Under and by virtue of a decree in the
above cat?, niiidn by -the Honorable It
O, Punlv, Circuit Judge, on the 12th
day of October, 1004, I will offer for sale
in front of the Court House door In the
City of ''aiuden, during the Icjral hours or
sale on tlje flrnt Monday in Deoemhur
next , the following described properly :
All the Tight, title, interest .and claim
of the Defendant in and to two (2) Hharea
of stock in the fifth (5th) aeries of - the
'Enterprise Building and Loan Associa
tion of Can>den. 8. 0.
AIbo, all. that parcel or lot of land in
In the City of Camden, County of Ker
shaw and Stato of South Carolina, front
ing East on Lytfeton Street and lying
one door South of Big Ditch, and IoorI
known llowell lot, i<aid
lof is bounded on the NorMi by lot, now
or formerly, of Taylor Lewis ; tho Ka*t
by Ly ttleton Street^ on the fcouth by lot
^f^Altred Young,; and on the West by
lot of Abram M?rkfl,k
Tornieof side, for the tWo (2) share*
of Stock, ea?h, and for the real estate,
one-third (1*8) o.<sh, and the balanoe in
two (2) equal annual instalment* from
date of ?ale, purchaser to pav for papers.
L. A. WITTK0\VSKY.
*" Master for Kershaw Co,
^joyctnbor 11, 1904, ^jj
| Master's Sale.
mtb Carolina* ? Korahaw County.
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In tho Court of Common Pleas.
Tannle A Watts,
' Against
Kate R. Truesdel, Burgess D. Abel,
He'ena Af. Davis Avinie L.
Watts, Clarence B. Watts, Birch
more C. Watts, Myron W. Watts,
Perline A. A: Watts and Qra /.
Watts.
Under and by virtue ol--^ decree in
the abovo case, made by the Honorable
It. O. Ptirdy, Circuit Jud^e, on tho Oth
day of October, 1004, I will oflVr for stile
in front of the Court Houae door in the
City ol Camdon, S C.. during the legal
hours of fiale, on th? first Monday in I)c*
comber ?extv<^jJjem following describodj
property: . ' ?
All that pioc?. parcel or tract of land
lying mid being in Kcn?h*w County
8ta*? of Sonth '?'Arolhin, on the oa*t side
of Wateeee'Kiyer, containing one hun
dred and Seventeen aud one-half acrea
moro or lew, on th? Liberty Hill public
$pad, and bounded at follows; eft the
by lands of C. Watta and Pub
Ho Road. South by the Public Road and
landa of Jasper A. Watte, ou the Went
by landa of Jasper A< Watta and J, E.
Cre?d, Nancy Lee and other* 7"'
Alee all that pieoe, parcel or bract of
l*nd< lyiug,- being and situate in th$
County or Kerahaw, state aforesaid, con
taining Two Hundred and Twenty-two
Mid onvltalf aerea, and bounded aa fob
lows: ^ortU by landa of M. Matthew,
K*et by landa of J, B. Creed. S. Lorick
and others. South bv lands of J. A.
Watta and Pabllo Road leading to Cam
den and West. by landa of J. A. Watts the
sarao being formerly a part of the estate
?ofdchn MilTSr7dtcea?*>ii.
t Terms of sale ottr-baif cash and the
idan? nn a credit- of fine year from the
^ay ot said aale with Intereat from day
of said sale at the rate of seven par c?st
per annum. eeoured by the bond of pur*
cha?er and mo Kg age of the premises
sold. Ptoroftasec baa ptiviUdge If heeo
desires of payiarg the entire amount of
peichaae memty iu ?ash. Purchaser to
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JWep.v Suits, Youths
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S~uijlis9 Chlldrejis
SUITS 'MI AT Fi 1'.
IMrtClCjA^l) QV> LITY RIGHT.
IN yttt&K HOVS & Oiil LDKICNS.
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(Iodic and It t us hliow you (lit vcrv latest iu Shoes. Wo
THINK Wrtcr) plm-o \ <?u. We KfslOW wo jfivo the h ?st
kit lew in tlio iy.
Just Ueceivintf a fresh lino <>f Neekwiwr- ? latent colois ami
Shapes.
Latest Shnprs in Soft and Still Hats from Lowest to High
est Grades.
Come ii ti< 1 see us if you wnnt to ho }le<K"d.
SHOE, HAT AND DLQTJftiG mm.
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COMING SURE.
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THURSIVAY, NOVUM lilW 2 111 1,
[THAWKSBJViWra OAY.J
On.i nLlit (lMy- ( Jills' J- Uro'.l.ig Mills1!'-! I5aml & Oivluvtri
34!hSeason34th I Q A H
A Host cf
Novelties.
T|io most porfVet a*?d oornytet*' Mii .-t^ l er^auizutioii Kxhint
10 Big Laughable YV.ud- \ ill.* Acts,
A galaxy of Qpmatio Vocalist*),
I >i>r streot parade and free eoiv:e,it at 1;3U a id again at 7:30 ;>.m i
Vii- e* 3r>, 50 and 73 cou-s.~ ; is on s\lo at 1<\ L Zeinp's.
COMING SURE!..
Thursday, November 2 ith , at Oatnden Opera House.
U/ie Vfammoih Store oA
,j Sftcium '
Offers Exceptional Bargain Tor Tl>s Pall And Winter.
Reason of 10Q4 And ID05. I
During our long and uniformly successful career we have
never been so favorably situated for. caring for the needs of our
customers. We are in a position to greatly benefit all of our
customers by gelling tho choicest now goods on the smallest
profit basis. Would be pleased to have you call and inspect
the followln lines. - : ^
l*:"' DRESS GflODS DEPARTMENT.
In our dress goods department we are showing an exception
ally handsome collection of Novelties and plain fabric# iu
Zibolines, Venetians, Panne Cheviots, Rainproof Cloths, Mo
hair, Panama, Koxana and Sangli^r Weaves, also suiting ef
fects at from 18 cents to $1 25. l^on't fail to see our broad
cloths iu Black and Colors. Tlies^have no competition.
SILKS AND VELVETS.
We aro showing some new and attractive designs. We have
ahvays had good valines in these linos ry?d will not disappoint
you now. Don't bu/ before ycu have paid a v iti t to this de
partment. 46 inch Black Xafivtaa specialty.
CLOAK AND JAUKET DEPARTMENT.
We enter tho season with a line of u Proved Sellers.'* If
you have any doubt about "Wlmts Right." cotno and we wiil
convince vou, 0
; WOOLEK GOODS,
We are exclusive selling age nts for cert tin brands of Blan
kets, Flannels, and Skirts. Goods of standard reputation for
Full weight, Fineness, and uniform high quality. An inspec
tion is all we ask. Our stock ?;f Prints alid domestic outing
Flannels, Etc., is complete and prices th* lowest in the market.
V GLOTHiNC OEPARTMENT.
Wo have add' d to this department two special lines of high
art clothing. Come to see us. We can please you in quality
as well as in p'ice. See our special $9.98 s'lits, they are
beauties and guurentecd to. fit and to wear.
BOYS CLOTHING A SPECIALTY.
"JSJe are sole Agents for the celebrated Hamilton-Brown Shoe
Co. Every pair guarenteed to give satisfaction, if not anoth
er pair in place.
HATS CAPS AND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
If you needva stylish Hot, Shirt, or Neck Tie, call and let us
sTiow you the latest.
SPECIAL ATTENTION FARMERS.
Wo are always prepared for you in heavy groceries. The
prices aro always the lowest. Get our prices before you buy.
We have always on hand a fuli line of W ago us, Buggies, Ha -
tbs*, <vlllor/, Etc. We Will be glad to have you inspect our
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WD WE Win SHOW VCU SOMETHING THAT WW
| INTEREST YOU ? : ?
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AVt? don't only give \ou the full value f?>r your Money when
J wo so) I yon {roods Iroui our Storo uml then stop at that, but ...
j with every dollar 6j?cnt willi uw von get a ticket whieji is a
chance at (lie
SILVER DOLLARS T
GIVEN AWAY EV
ERY. SATURD
ADD TiK BUGUT 8S CHRISTINAS HS
li's up to von; now come and ^"t a ticket,
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The Money is in the clock waiting for you and the buggy
U hanging >u t lie middle of our Store just ready for some one
?o drive oil' oil Christmas Kve.
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urflMi M HAVE IT ?
A u . 2 7 1 1 1 Mrs. Mofiett, Con gar e 3- S. C.
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Sept. :3id, W. A. Orosalanct, Camden.
Sept. 10th, Stephen Williams, colored, Boykio.
Sept. 17th, T. \V. Lang, Camden,
^ept., 2lth, Perry Adams, colored, Oamden. *."??
Oct. 1st, Lawrence MoCaa, Lugoft*.
Oct. 8th, Robert Stewart, colored, Logoff.
Oct. 15th, Harriett Halle, colored, Camden.
Oct. 22, W. J . Christmas, LugofT. 1
Oct. 29th, T. L. Smith, Camden.
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OUR STOCK OF |
JDIR/X- GOODS AND ItTC TXO
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Is everything any one could wysh; (nil of novelties
t?len, in all of the new weaves amkgolors in Dress 0
UNDERWEAR. { UNDi
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See our line be-fore you bHy, J>adiee, Childrens, Boys and
Uents, in Wool and Cotton, Vesta and Union Suj^g, we hjtYe
full line of these goods, and can tit and pleas^ariybody;' -
LADIES TAILORED 0TJITS AND SKIRTS
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We call Special attention to our Ladies' Suits and walkjtj^
Skirt 8. We have the largest ami most, complete line of these
^oods io the City. Ladies full Sil^k Lined broad cloth or Che
voit suits at only $10.^ These are very liandsoine Suits. Come
oarly and get yours before the sizes are broken. *
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Awarded Grand Prize by jury of Awards of Louisiana Pur
^'?aso Exposition. This is the same ''Famous Roberta Joltn
a >n & Hand Shoo Cos." Stur Brand Shoes that weare hat
! ng. We have a full lino of Ladies and childiens, Geftta ftri
Boys.
Special price to Country Merchants!
Oct our price on lagging and. Ties before yoa bay.