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Salmon d . >>rotherB, ' 8(aplc .4n<! raDcv (Jrop(>i>, J? or Hale Ou?/now l'Uti'o ??t p really reduc ed piu$e. .Or^'ioh mul Sewing M ki-1 chine* ftt.ehort fctiiice. Dry gooda writ I Gro<'<>ri<'? ** vhpii p tin money eiin buy ilifttri. W. ,J. Cadd?|K Cow F^bci Only !?1 10 I'nr Hurnired. Juat received by i.he Camden Su j? ?ply On. n ?? >r i 11 ?*>r-r ? nf S'hovlS (i-r Middling) <>!?<? of the he?t vtuietiei* of Cow Food on 1 lip*a>?vkel. 1'rlot only $J 40 per hundred, 'fry it. Private School. Miu? ttadio Kennedy having K'hs ed "Homo Sohnnl" of the - McDowell nod Godfrey, will opm n private aohonl the !?iit'-r part of pffptembpr. Address all ?pplii?fl' tlnuB to Bliss Sadie Kennedy, Q<u?i den, 8. C. Japnnofio Tea. The "No*? Obnreh Workers will give ft Japmeae 1'en for the benefit of iiit? buidmg^fund of the Baptist Ohureb at the rcbidenee of M'ra K. H Nottkfi, Jr., on Lj'ttioton St. on Tuee day evening Hepl 19th, from olghl lo eleven o'o'oik. The public is invited - to paitioipale in the amusements Ilefrc?huitt,},.H for srIo. Fancy Grocery Store. Mr. John K, McDowali hn* h'.ught out t he grocery huslnrsn of Mr. VV. tl. Young and will keep t'onstarrlly on band ft fulP'fiuppiy of fancy and staple groceries. Mr KcDorail is a moel excellent and (Werytfig young man and youowill ir.ako r>o inistukc lo buy your gro oeriea from htm lor it will be his rim lo give to the public the Very b"*t ?ervic? jjhtnlnahle. . Mr. Vo^rg fc'tU. devote I ic entire tirrc lo bis bv.kiry <vLicli he }iua to BiiecefiaktUy conducted for some lime. X/ett,?r to Sfmetcr J. T. TTaj-'. l)otf S if: What' a t !>e peaul-.y fi?r aelling a lulteialcd paint in your 8ta?.e? ' V/.bV-J? ftd-'.,,-.-5ted?p.s!n{? Is titty, point chalk poiulV It-bfrrytPg 13 Mn>?> puiui? J<? berzine? Is water? Is eoap? |ji mud? - ? - We knt?w what in ; whal i? cot if Die question Apparently nothing ?i? t<oi jjtfat M<'re only a paiixL ^.^fae.lu/er, lawy< r v> X^XtJfTvot' i 9 falntr^Ul pxinl j aud fti'd measure: on whit*- w.iah ; no notb" ine. We know *hai is; what io n-?? >18 the qufflion. Your? truly F. W, bevoe A C?\ P. S..-~ Springs & Shannon * e 11 i- our paint. * 92 All kinds of Groceries in original packages ut the Camden Supply Co.'* ttore. q A nice line of Tennis Goods at Smith Ar Benttie's. . Finest Cream (Ihceso and E'gi'/ Butter Rt Yhvj ! !p-T'???u Grocery. Splendid aspottment of Keir*'.-? ptckles. 8'i?eef?, d rowings etc, ftt The ? Up-Tflwn Grocery^" " Buy your Groceries at wbolesa'e prices in original packages from the Cemdcn Supply Co Go to tue Camden Supply Co. for your Sugar. Go kil the Camden Supply Co. for your Cow Fee^l. fall at The Tip Toad Grocery and pot arglhing you wish In the way of canned Fruits and Vegetables. Go to the Camden Supply Co. for .' ? . jour Flour, ' j Meeting of the XevshftW County Medi cal ApBooiatlon On September 1$, 1905, proved a very intwesUirg one; The fTesidiftt rend n paper on "Matters ] <\t Interest nnd Importance to the Association." It's lo be regretted! that every member was not there to hear i^, The paper was ftferred \o*i oooVm&tee' to he acted on and reported' aj^ tbo next meeting, reg ular, in October. Wo were pleased i to have with ue Or. E. II Zemp, of] Knoxville, Tenu , who was u?ft?i in on ply elected an honor afjnrfbm ber or the A asocial iop#~ file paper read by^he Ken*/> itl for this meet ing wayPfEtftal lie Tetanus, which prov<mo bo a very valuable paper i tfcount of ile leport of two' ?f Tetanus- which develop**) HVB?ptom? on* of llifl ordinary j type. After the readmg of the^p* par it waa discussed by the Associ ation. Tharo were aevctal matters of importance al tended to by the iailon which was referred to Ilea* and will* he reported ftV meeting. This together .ores JilU make the ? vrrj Interest lug one. ire ftqUffcleu lobe Sacictar J. ).f i*Vr W<*\- . | i !'? Mr >?.( .;v lit!*-, i ?? ' '""r ' <? ????. ti ' ( thr. ? ? ' H- ??? ? ' :: . .. J ,0 j :"V. ? r, ?! t i Jvftf' ?' ."V f> Jrh*' *?; CV;5Vfi ! V.-:? ?! ... . I'.'-. . :1'. C , h\ n f I *?r. j | '? :? ? I . c I h ?? <1 <?(?< d I I v ?? i. !< mi > I c;- ' h i,!(| S ')'1 WHf> H I r . I t,.,. |..lP j). . ii,? vm<l , *nd ?? gl hmI-iIuc/IiUt of i) u <\o** i .) <???> ] ? It !'.!> The funeral a?'r* 1 Viet'y wilt he hi Id Hf. I lie l/. |iiBO<>p?d church f.tii'i m>??i To Harvey Oo.n.ty J>in? N- ! Tuesday. Yeetorday *ab t!i< liny appointed j to begin th?t hi- vcy <>f i?ie disputed' county line. *>np? rvfHoia M. C I Gardner aud J. M How?ll were pr?*?i- ( put, a!ao Mi*. T. J. Kirkland tljoi Kerahaw county tfitomey find Mr. j Perrin, the hiirveyor for K<;r?hnw oouuty. Prof. Gilor, who waa- re^ cominouded by Mr. Gtmiuer to rep resent l.nnoftftt?:r county could come and Mr Gardner will recojn. mend Mr. B. tM . Sullivan of lVi7.<ir. They w|U meet again next Tues day. ? Kershaw Era, 1 2th inat. Second Week Jui ora. The following second week Ju. rors for the Oulohir term of Court were druwu this luonunp: W 'I' Pitts, R A MtCaekill, B M Marshall, W F Sirmwi, VV A Cbil?<-i qiiih, Charley Hull, M H llevmau, J V Welsh, George Watt*, C K Mc Cimktll, H T Gladden, K M Gtfrd i??r, 11 F 8ow?dl, B M .1 on on, .) ft Rubon, It W lihamo, Hampton lla hon, ) C Hunter, VV II Youn^, .) J Black well, Hll Hinflon, It T Mickle, II K Williainp, J S Truesdoll, .J li Goodnle, Paul Brown, Robert Hil ton, A II Boykin, \V B Mangum, .1 D .Stokep, W LJonep, B F Bradley, G fcj Gstoe, M M Bakor, R W Por ter, T B Braohasn. Mr. John J. Workman was in Un ion this week. P Mr B. II. Baum ppont Wednesday in Columbia. Mr Joel II0u5.l1, Jr , returned Mou day to Cl^meou College. Capt. JfrrJfcf*'fflybnrr), of DoKflih. in/Oa.j>?den on Tuesday. Mjr I3ft90 Hftyuian, o! SVvnonah, arf$['?fl to-night lo live with l>it? daughter bare, Mrs. Loo 8e.h?pk. Mrs. J. F. Br.tcman. M ip3 Bailie Nettles or.d Master Maloohn Bat" man wbo have been spending a month in Charleston fcrvo returned lw>tnt*. Mies Minnie Wolfe dim! h^r n?eeV?. Mjaa Rosa .Taco'oBon returned (<"? I Camden Thursday from Bel'.imore. The frieuds of the letter will b^ glad t<> lyr.ru that c-b^ !a epatTdsly oun valcooinp. * It b? wiUt muoh r^pr^et that *re learn that Mr. John y. Lindsay with hid interesting family in ?he near fu Jrjro will move fo Chester to rt-sido. 'They will bs a valuable. addition to our sister c!ly. Death of Miss Octayia Dt?S??usatuo Died ?t the residence of her brolher Dr. LI, h. OeSntissnre on th$ night of September 12t , 1005, Misn Ootavia DeSnuftBUre in the 76th year of her , ??<?. For uinny years tin invalid e?ho had won the love bii(1 admiration of all who kuK w her by her cheerfulness. hfr pftlieooo r.nd unselfish coosidern tiou of others.' Dinenndede from the m*si distinguished people (.f the old South Carolina ahe had re tained lo a great degree th??t gen tle courteay atui Bwoet euflvity of mnuner so natural to the high bred women ,of the old realise', ll'jrn iu Kershaw county and hay ing lived ull of her life in Camden she had the most loyal devotion to vho place aod the people. She wan always a conscientious christian A devoted member of th#? Fretbytr rian Church she diod in tho full communion of that fulth. The fu- j neral services, were hald fiora her; home yesterday morning at ten' o'clock and she was laid to rost iu the beautiful old Quaker cemetery whore several generations of her family are burled. Death of Mr. Thomas Russell. MrJ^Thomss M. Russell, son of Auditor and Mrs. W. j\ Rusafil) died nt bis fathers home ou DcKalh St. yesterday morning about 1C o'olonk after quite a long illness of typhoid fever. Ho had. sufficiently recovered to be up hut relapsed on Tuesday of laat week. It will be re mcmbercd that several weeks ago the deoeased was Severely burned while up a telophone pole In Colum bia and he had not fully recovered from this burn when he was taken with1 typhoW fever, and whllobe was a fine specunun ?.f strong young manhood the combination watmort thau his constitution could stand. His remains were carried to West* villa on the 6 50 trait) yesterday af ternoon and will be buried at Heth any Church thin morning Ad* lafchmeot from the K^rahaw Guards* of whitli company he who tt member, act^d as paM 4>et*rer# and tsCorled the remains to the depot. .11*0 ho llyed uuitlthe i*nd of November he would havs been 19 jtouG* old, sud by his comrades; aud mi! who knew him he wu heidi l? high sates m. To hit family, ?sp*?4aiJy to his dsvotwd mother Who has watched tad nursed his so ie?4iriy, his death is a a&d sffllo* UoW V r - ? ? :/V- . ? HERE IS \ OUR CHANCE . W E ARE 8 ELI I IS *' i A I J, OK ittcXi K*s*& w fj w ^ a v?Ls?3 ilA*~ i v^>- 3iU^ 4,. Having concluded to clot ? oin ourj I Clothing ><Si?fC k , consisting ?:'i Mens,! Youths and Boys-, Suite, we ??.re of?^;*-' ing them at prices that vval make! them go. COME AND OFT THE FIRST PICK OF THE PILE. . I Socio / ?/)o/s. On^ol the most thor?u>?blv en joyable entertain uifuta <>f i he young people was l h at given by Mp;r Kui ily CnrrUon to her friend umt v i f* - nor. Miss Emma liarnwtll, of State* burg. About twenty young m?*n find |? i i |a on horseback met ai JM r. If. G. Carri8'?h'a residence on up per Ilroad street and after a poetry ride all over town ?hey wc*Dt out to bis plantation about live mile* in the country where the luscious Scuppornong grapes h o already heeD gathered for their enjoyment. The moonlight and the chat mi eg weather Just pool enough for th* I pxhllerallng ex?-rv:lae ndd"d to y.\ ? i excitement and h merrier p?ri\ !ncv<?r had galloped o??t r tin* old |uPntnt Hills" On tl>e return ??* I ! the happy crowd they w ( jj?e enter- 1 talned by Mtw>< ? Cartis^n nt, |ik? beautiful hon?? nod the r<- fresh ioj; j ice creeir*,' et cetom, fumM*^' there wis not lite Ion**, onj noM iii of the eve i in? * I ? ? Hmnw 1! i? a (j*"ng liter of th>* I?? vd. ulr. H-irv | well of the ICpipO.npvit Dioi n.ic < f I South Oarolijm who U ?? <? ?i, present J the charge of^t!:" church nt burg. While ? of tl ?? Gsrvii .ion family rIu' !<>?o Ihtm th^rec';,? ent of many pocisl a't.c ??.tiors entertain me.nta. M ? N. iS. Withers nnrj daughter, Miaa N*n Sbsntf.M, have return.' d from fi r^en wood where they bay?"' eoent tli*1 summer nnd will ppppd the winter on upper MMo stgoeL ui Mrs. Vnl Jordan's. Mrs. Withers is ono of the corps of teoci>ers of th** Ciap^on _ graded school. Mr. Curry, of Virginin, who has aecepUd th? position of PrJ-noiV'ul* is also a l hi* poe'., Mins Agnes Corbett, who hab spent the eumroef with her family here, hftH returbeft to Greenwood to lake up her wintet'a work in the soholil there. V* j Misses Nellie Lee and Mcta Boy-, kiu after a restful summer at An* i$elino^N. C.? have returned to lhair home at Boykins. They spent i?ev- 1 erni days this v^jpek with their fiiendji here> where they are always welcome visitor*. Our esteetnt-d Mayor II. G. Carri* 30& hub returned from a visit to li!a son Mr. D. Jordasi Carrlson iu Oolumhus, G?. Carrlaon will exteud her visit longer. Mr._and. Mr9._ P.- T, Vtllepl^ttty with their family and Mi-?s Ma role McOna who spent tho summer with them at Saluda, N; C , have all re turned. Mr. and Mrs. K. G. Whistler have returned ttf their home on ?Kirkwood Heights" after visiting a number of northern resorts and thoroughly enjoying meeting their many friends in their old homes at tho north Mr. A. J. Bethea, of ' Darlington was In town this week meeting his rrlenda here. Mrs. Theodore Porter, of Charles ton, with her boys, la visiting her parents at the old Kershaw home stead, Miss Lottie Bodkin who baa been tsking a course of music at Win throp for tbe paat two years bas gone to Durham, to take a finishing course at tho Conservato* ry of Music tbere: * ?< Misa Etta Kemp left this week to take charge of her school at Ches ter, 8. C. Misa Maida Do as has returned from a visit to Now York. Mr. John McDowell baa returned to C a uo den to go Into the incrcnn tile business here for himself. Mies Elizabeth Haile of the Charleston corps of trained nurse# is here. . ? | t^ttie-Misi Carolina Stfert who bas spent some time with bur r?U tlvea hura baa returned 4o ItPr hom^ in Charleston wbera alio .will live with her unole Mt. Thaddena Street and resume har echool'.du Uaa there. Mlaa Bather DeSauasure of?dack sob villa, and Uastera Edward. aud Dssfy Da8aase?rc are tpeodlag thslr summsr vscation~^aUfe -their r^)?Mtai Mra. T. B. Dalit, Hiaa OPERA HOUSE TO* LEASE. ?HU8 tor 11 jcrvse or Hio Opera | Camden, S. f*\ f... r thf ensuing ; invited by CiV Cour:ei|, iid*i CC'irod up to ( A<t oher 2, 1 f? >r?, j Sealed bid# for 11 lcfjf.e of (lie Opera Ilo.tae fn Camden, P. year arc inv will be received _ vficn Council will nif? ? > open them Council reserves ihe ii^b:|o n jeet anj or hU bids. II. < I. ClUTK.Otl, jM ?yor. G, Of A !o*(ii;der, Clerk. Sept. fl, 3 ti. <? , NOTICE TO BICYCLE BUMS. './ The attention of bicycle rider' tAr-ulh'd to the folio wwu; provi o! tin* bicycie j ordinance : ' All riderr. of l?i?% v:??- n are r< piirod !oi somikI an nl.iriii ?\>W>in a di^mce ? f , iwi n'v f';et of cach. st'Vf t oortit-r before ? turning the ?:?mc i u.wi Vi pa*n or turn c >ri,??r-? alow i v " 4 i have ??<?' ni to ?tris fty enforce' C.'H im o\ iiiiunfl of tliip ordinance, which j will be i!v'tu in U)'' future. 1 Sol : j. Ilnile, Cheif ol Fo'ics. A ?? ! i 0 1 P?i'snTOf 0 \CiHl 'JvKiOlU 0 Od.10, By vifiofe of i dc<*rp<? of the Ceutt rf Oonunof I'ieas for Keitihftw 1 'nit ly ir the f-i Si;?.'.b Carolina, in *b< c.</" of Barkm/ r.*?d S?? r<'in. i:u C'o.im. pn ???; ?i <??:? C;\li:<> K lobar. . ? *5 ?"? ?" , 1 tfii? I? "t I Uk'h I"}*, S.>j,Mc llifl.ilf J", An.' nie Ki"h:m23, ChUm. Hub;-!.';, lb*: youn ger, Mil'dcm Itiohaids, Abraham k'u-h ardi, Johnnie Kiehntds, Jinnee Rich ard*, and Priol^au Uiohards, huira at j laV and dietiibnmoa of J. 1'. Hichards, j ' deceased, I.wiM *<?ll to tiio high- si l iidcr , ?t fiti.-ti n a* the Court lIoui,e i;i the town oi Camden In tho Cuun?y of Iv<*r in tbf* State of South Cfi'olinr. on Halo diiy in Ootober, 190^. the <ame be ing the'$nd day of H?id mont!', at the canal hoyr of sate, the following de- j ncribed re:il tatata to wit:-" * ? That tract of land in the C**iuy of| Rerthaw, in sp.id btato **:,wn ?u part of tho Kliiot place- t-onraminfi fifty acren, | mors or |f rfH, hounded north by land* of Cureton Estatu and B. C. J'on? i? ; Kaat by ! public Jtoud r.luoh leada from Oaindefi J tn I<il>ofty lliil^an the South by lands, ot Cureton tsUit?. ? ? iTerniR of salt), <\t;>b, purchaser to pay I for papers L. A. Wl i'tKOW^KY, , Master Kershaw County. Septeuibcr 9tb, 1005. II Oflice of Treasurer of Kershaw County) ? Camden, 8. C.? Sept. 16, ll>06. ' J In accord an uo wi: b the Act to rn!.*e ' supplies lor the fiscal year cominotfcciiig January 1st, 15)04, notice iu liereby aiven that ttic book** uill 1m open for collect* ; ihjj State, county and school tax?>H from ' October 16. 11?05. to M*rcb l?t. )906. A j penalty of I per cent will be added on all taxes atipaid by January l8t, li?0<>. ! A penalty of two po;- cent on nil unpaid ! by feb. lst? 19U(J, A penalty of ?even par cent, will bo ad'ed on all unpaid, March I st, 190C Th? rate per cen'.uui for Kcr&httn j coualy is aa lollow* : Mills fitate taxea, Ci School taxes, 3 County taxen, 6 Railroad taxes, 2} ? Total, 1 J The following ?pe ?ial leric? hare boon ?aiJ? alio : Special School t?r. District !Xo. 1, for intereq^ omScho->i Bond.s Graded School RuiMintf, Mill* * Piatrict No. I. \ Special School tax Dial. No. 1, 3 ?? .. " Ar" ?? g, |l ?? ?? ?? ' ?? '* 4 g ?> I)' ?# ?? , ?? rj ?? f ?. ? ?> loj 2 ? ?? '? ?> " n, g " " " 12, t " ?? " '? ?' 17, 8 ?f ? ,, l8) 3 " " " " 19, 2 22. 2 ?? ?? ,i n ,? | The road la* of oa.e dollar can b* paid the Conntv Trr naurer from Octob?? 16 th, 1905, to It Arch 1st. 1006. All male peraonn bring within the corporate limit* of cStlea or town*, stu dents attending any college or achool of the State. Minutem in charge of regu- { lar congregation*. I. icliere employed fn pnhljc ?<jhoo!s. acl/?ol tiuiUci during.! ifoetf lirnaf office, perncr* pcrmmrn;- ? Ir dlaatltd and tlir ? actually oog.ue^j in the quarantine ae- vice of lb* ?Ut ?"> arc ?x?ro?t from lh? psvroont- of road t?* A11 other male per* .tia between the eye* of 18 and 60 year# re required to pay ?aid road tax or wor'* not teat than eight day h daring the ye nr. The poll tax <? $1. All information aa to tazee will be famished njpton application. No lima of names far tax rtceipta'wil; be receded enjen^ the amount of lax ?loner te deposited with Thfc rule Will be D. M. V -V:r. . msmsmsmm We^are receiving our new Pall and ? Winter^ ods every day We have a complete ne of Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Ht cs, Caps and Gents Furn ishing G< ads bought at the right price by a man that has had twenty yearSsvex> eriemce in these special lines ai1dN knows what the people want, am we are going to sell them as low as he lowest. In our Dress ( >ods Department you will i;ml nil the ucv? est womvph iu M< Mir, PfiiMttm. ^rnaleloths, Iiie.? in colors and hHek. Wis ?!) especin-l Mention to our I'P.c of Blacky. I ) 1***1- S ( f '?i>d. . Our Doiet-si i< department, is e >n?p-ete.. T'vcrytldnt* in Longest Vs, Xluy nj;s, I'ilhjwTuh'nj', , White ^jt'vad,*,!) irraak, ? Towels, Napkin? aid Ooilies ? Wo em plei'to Vha good liouse-wiv't s in tl > line * We have all tl > latest Novel tie* in Nexkwear. Hells end Girdles, Fancy f ^?h.bs and nil the little adjuncts 1 1: at go to makeup a lady^ oilet;. We carry ilie. American b> mity and W. 13. Corsets. V e are agents tor the Ladies Ilonie Jour- | ? intl Patterns nnd rrry them isi stock. v ' ' . '*? *0 and Art Squares These good* ? re lovely." ftomethinjjf^ti' \v v in Matting and v 'i^cgr.ss Art Squares ? splendid lor the dir..* ing room. LADIES TAILORED SUITS, Skirts and Cloak . We have thess goods in nil styles, and call especial atte tion to our line of Cloaks and Tailored Skirts. * y *? Gome arte see us. I Yoiirs Respectfully,