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^almond Brothers, Htiiple Ami Fancy tiioms. For Sole. One Undtrwood Typewriter. Apply to S. li. Mostley, Westviilr, 8. C. Birth. Bom on Out. 2ndf 1905, to Mr n nd .Mis. J. Kershaw Lang, ? (Kughlor ? Kirtily Kershaw. The Gillie G*so. - " The Gillfe-W hilsker case was given to the Jury last Saturday morning and after being out about half an hour rendered a verdict of "not guil y." Froat! 1 1 i? said that froft was seen in tins community this morning aud \<steiday morning. This in about three weeks earlier than the first fp.st last yoar. V" fN A Card of Thanks. We tftke this method of offering our heart-felt thanks to our friends, both white and colored, for the timely aid ?ivcn us on last Monduy which saved our homes from de struction by fire.* W. T. Smith, ? J.. P. Lewis. ' ^ c Bicycle Repairing. I wish to call your attention to kthe fact til at' after Monday October the 10t,h, I will bo prepared to do any Btcvcle or machinery repair work ut N. It. Good ale's ulutahlug shop on lower Main street, \ork iti side of City limit font for and re turned Respectfully, II N. McKaio. For Salo. ?? The Drttkffurd plantation situat ed 14 miles North of Camden on Big Flat Rock Creek, 600 aeros of open land, 200 acrrs original pine3 and o?k, remainder in heavy second growth of'pinc, price $5. per acre, 14 cash, ,or will rent the plaoe to proper tenant. Apply to Henry * -Savage or Georgo T. Little, Camden S. C. ' Tho '-Telephone Oirl," ~~KTr. Hugli Morton'* m u steal ex ? travngnnza from the Casino thea tre, N. Y., will be 6<.eu at. the Cam den Opera House. Out. 13th. Far ? arrd ? amiju&boyotmd ? its** lnirtnetu -merit either as a play or an opera stands out boldly its claim for con sideration, aud tiiat quality is its absolute cleanliness, not only in theme hut in its very conception. Not one refcreucc that is not abso lutely clean. The Camden Library. At a meeting: of the Boa?d of . Directors of the Camden Libiary held Tuesday afternoon the resiy. nation oj Miss Louise Nellies as { Librarian was accepted with much regret. Mrs. E R Thomasor wasj elected Librarian to succeed Miss Nettles. Mi a. S. R. Adams was elected to fill a vacancy on tho lid. I of Dittclois. Mia. H. Raiim, Mrs. J. R. Goodale and Mr. L. T. Mills were appointed so n Governing Cotnn it-tee, to meet. at least once a mouth with the Librarian and go! over the books and see that the rules are strictly enforced etc. The Library is in a flourishing oou^h tion. Cheap Rates to The Slat* Fair, o ? ? . ^ Southern Railway will sell excur sion tickets to Columbia sod return from all points in S. C., Charlotte, Asheville and Wilmington, .N. C. , Augusta and Savannah, Gai, and intermediate poirtts, aou't .State Fair, Oct. 24-27, daily Opt. .'22-26, . and for trains aohsdaled W arrive Colombia before noon Oct. 27, at rale of one faro plus 75o for ronnd Ulpy SOc oovsriog admission io Fall JWbunds. For Military com pyil and Brass, bands io uniform n a ticket, lc per mile fn . cach n plus arbitrages per cap taaUimit OoL Jfc laaddi ? Hon to tha ifgulmr trsios running < to Columbia Will opsraU apecial trains Oct. 15 and 24, between ( BraaohvUle, Camdan, Sumter, Andf fcpanaaborf and Co Anderson, Bolton sad Co-. inforssatlos coMiiU tlek HWv ::*JlSS Still A M>tttcvy. 1 tii> murder of Mr. Roht. A. Me liowt 11 tut i K> t TUfbdaV Dlglit Hi i!) remain as ?<* h t h niya'ery a* it was ( tio night the crime win en u: mil ud Absolutely nothing definite h ns >???? been found out. Mr. H W. Potter, we tire glad to elute, i? very it) u c)? improved, Mid though still in tl>.? tio&pitu 1 it ia held ved that ho will lit ablo to leave there iu n (?? w dujs. See samples and )mv< '?? wait mude to IK W. K. JohDBon. Opening everyday at the Camden Mill. nery , Company. ?' - PERSONAL. Mr. John Deu* spent Sunday at homo. Mr- Gib Croon ol Rock liilt was in )?>. city Tuefduy. Mr. <\0. Mooro loft Wednesday night for N. Y. Mr. H. T. Thomas of Bethun? if spening i? d<*y in Camden. Mr. I>. ISttJIarke and family fipent Sunday with relutives in Sumter. Mrs. M attic Span of Sumter, in visiting her sister, Mrs. Lou DuBuse. Mr. Corbett Mosoley, of Westvdief will loavo today for a visit to frionds in Florida and Alabama. Messrs Jos. and Herman Sehcnek, of Georgetown, woro in t'arodon t?-is wjek, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sohenok. Mrs.lL M. Sill aud sister returned to Camden Wednesday from a trip to N Y , where the latter underwent an operation. Mrs. Hose McCallnm has returned fiou her trip through I ho North west. She has spent six months traveling iifHorth and South Dako ta, Montana and Iowa. Upon her return Mrs. MoUallam spent a week in each of the following places: Chicago, Washington, naltlmore, Norfolk and Portsmouth. Swellcst lino of Neekvear and Belts ever exihited in t.ho city. ^ , Camden Millinery Co. Meeting of Miss'onary Society 1 . . . * . The Woman's Foreign Missions ry Society of Sumipr District i.oei in I lie LyttleCpn Street Metjioilin'. Cbureh, Cnmdet?, Oct. 6, 1905. It is composed of delegates from eharges in Chesterfield, Kerelwiw, Clarendon and Sumter c-ninties. The delegates wero welcomed by the pastor, Rev. C. C. Herbert, Mrg. W. J., Jones from the Camden Adult Society, and Miss Lillian Mnun from the Juvenile. It wrp gracefully responded to by Mrs. Stu, 1)1)8 of Sumter. Mrs. Wightman of Charleston presided assisted by Mis. Darby of Lynchburg, District Secret u v. mid M rs.^VV ait of Conway, Vice President. Mis. Campbell*-, Dis triet Secretary, of Marion District, as a visitor was in attendance. She is a bright woman ? a sister of Dr. Kilgo. There rrcro about tweuty dele- J gates present ? one young man, Mr. Moore from Oswego, a delegate from the "Golden Links." As he could come, they mode him bearer of report from Adult and Juvenile Societies tof ! He could uot feel lone ly as Rev. Herbert aud the vener ablo Mr. Wallace were accorded the privilege of seals. A letter of grout ing waa rtad Xrum R< v. John O. Wlllaon, President of LondcrCollge. Samtfr Dis'.riot contributed last! year $735 00. .^HWJien, fuv tb<LflOnmig year* Mia. Wightman called on the delegates to say wbal uaeh would try to urge her society to raise, G amden Adult promised $50. and the Juvenile $10. "Help those women." Tho next meeting will be held "In Paxville. Pijiewood put in an invitation t?l?o. Sunday. Rev. C. C. Her be it proaolicd nn earnest and impressive sermo^ frtm tho text: "Gj[vo and It shall be given you." Mesdames Wightman and W ait addressed iu the afternoon, the very attentive childreu of the Sunday School; exibiting some heathen idi>la to them. At night Mines. Wightman and Wait talked very entertainingly ou Hrszil. If you are a Christian, and Christian ity has done so much for you, how oan you fail to>be zealous for the conversion of the heathen? Resolution. With grateful ? hearts to our Heavenly Father that we are spar ed to attend this meeting and de rive so much benefit from it, we oiler the following resolution: 1?W We tender our heartfelt thanks to (the pastor of this Church for his gracious words of welcome and his presence at our mooting*. We also appreci ate the war ui .word ? | of weloome from the sociotifee qf j the church. 2nd.- To the ladies who have so| kindly entertained us in their homes and made our stav in Cain den so delightful. 3rd. To onr beloved President, Mrs. WiRhtman, and our Vice President, Mr*. Wait, for beings With and giylng us snch inatrnc tive talks. Wboee influence will be a benediction to ut for years to oome, _ . 4th- We lee| t h ankful to - bavo bad onr sitter, Mrs; Campbell, from .Marlon District with ns. We en joyed hf r talks, and her suggestions have "helped to make the meeting mere ioUrstti ag* an^s to onr District Sec re IIKUK IS YOU CllANC'ti o VfH AlilC SKIJ.IXO A!.!, OF OlJli GIOTIITNO a-i cost , .Having: concluded to close out our Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens, Youths and Boys Suits, we are offer ing them n t prices that v ill make . . ...... #?? them p. COMB AND QRT THE PI1<ST PICK BHOE, HAT AMD CLOTS&G MAM. f Maker f Burnet. )A. ( V Come to Sco us, when you want anything in dr\ ljooH'-j, n<,= t iotis, shoes, hats, caps and gents furnishing#. We want your business, and to -rot i^, wo have the g<.ods at t!i o lowest prices. Now it is up to yoil. to see our j-toek and get prices hi-fore buying elsewhere. If you will mil and give us a few minutes we will prove just what we sav. DRESS GOODS.' I14, our dress goods you can find all of the latest styles and colors. Hanging in prices from 2oo to $1.50 per yard. See our all wool flannels 27 in. wide in all colors at 25c. per yard Get our price# on all domestic goods, the diffen nee in tl?,eni and what you arc paving will surprise you. wrmruig nut iuiiU. We have a full 1 i lit; of staple ?nd,all e( the latest novelties Call and we will cheerfully show you all of the latest styles. RUGS, ART SQUARES. Drop in and see us, wo'havc our competitors skinned on the prices. ? ' BLANKETS, COMFORTS. * We have always lead in this line and this season we are out of sight to the front, eoine sec, and von will say so t??o. HATS, GAPS. -Ask the well- dressed young man where he got l is l<ot, or cap, and he "will tell you Whitaker & l$urnet'#. 'If) on want) to be "in it," buy from uff. Always the lowest price. SHOES, SHOES. ? To g :t comfort and save money wear the Harry Shoe, sold only by us in the city Every pair guaranteed. If they don't give perfect satisfaction we will give you a new pair or your money back. We moan bus inef-s. A 11 wo ask is for von to give us a chance. Lowest prices and pqunre dealings is our motto. Very Respectfully, \ hZ/iita/rer dt S$i/rne?, OOXIBECV ?IfX rVMlWSi I ? " JFo? Mwv *&jm -? W&Mmr. A large stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods, . Clothing, Hats and a splendid line of Ladies Goods of ev ery description. Call and see me. DAVID WOLFE. - : ? ~ ? .? n ' : . ' * For Sale Cheap. One new Plana at greatly reduc ed piiuo. Orgunft and Sewing Ma chines at short notice. Dry ?oods And Groceries at -cheap as money can buy them. W. J. Caddell. COTFOHimiNli. I wish to inform the public that I am prepared to do gin ning at my ginnery at Ijngoff, S. C. The woTk wil lx? done tinder tny personal supervision and I guarantee satisfaction to all my customers. : The highest market price wiU ibe paid for cotton seed boUVat my ginnery. Patronage aolieited fogMotfully, ?. J 26 Uammond E-fffi! Eggs'.! You will ftiul ft lip l of flofrll CjIgH nt Juo. K. McDu '.v all's. A:iy qunu t'ty . you want. Call curly, for tUore is a big dcni iml fir llietu. W. 11 l'itii:knoy, ? Surveying Al?<1 Engineering, ? & Camden, S. 0. WOOD, WOOD! / I am prepjift-d to deliver nt your house ij nowhere, in any quantity from a cord to a car load, the very beat grade of pine or oak wood aurpiia ingly cheap. Pricea qmle known on application. Or ders solicited. ^Respectfully, . J. S. Hammond, Logoff, ^ O. - ^ r - ? \ ?? J- r. - AT Thfi'H K IJlU it v We are receiving out tiewPaIi?t,J Winter Goods everyday We have a complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, * Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gents Furn ishing Goods bought at the right price by a man that has hail twenty years experience in these special fines and knows what the people want, and we are going to sell them as Sow as the lowest. Q In out' L>ro?s (?oo(]:? .Dop^rf rncnt you will liml :iU t ho" i?^w osl. \v<i:?v<'M in Mohair, Panauu.* Brojvlolot :is, Kte.. in colors and Mark. Wo n:il! cspcei il s;lirnlion to cm lino of Black IV I'HS y Our !)onirKt-ic dopariment is complete. Everything in Longclol lis, PiltowTubin \V lie S iva * Dnmattk, Towela, N.-ipkiim and Doilies Wo can pie H.se the good house*- wives in this line. NOTIONS, NOTIONS - 7 0 \ " ; We have all the latest Novelties tn ' Kockwrar, Bolts r?nd' Girdles, JAmov Comlw and all the little adjuncts that, go to -uiakpup a lady's toilet. We cany (lie American beauty and W. 1$. 'Corsets. Wo are agentfi (of .Urn Ladies J 1 01113 J our* " unl I'attorns mid carry them in stook.N BOSS, CARPETS, 1A1TSIG und Art Squares 1 These goods are lovely. Something new in Mat iing and Wirc^rfcsa Art Squares ? splendid Cor the di/: in^ room. f (j}~ '?VV \ Skirts and Cloaks. We have these goods in all styles, and call efpeeial attention to our Hue 'of 'Cloaks and Tailored Skirts. ? " Come and see us. Yours Respectfully,