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am$E fore s/te f/c>y&r &/?{/ deS/ci&tefoi/fi/et B&mcad Brothers, Staple And Fnncv Giocors, Kresh eggs and butter at the Up T..wn Grocery. J). T. I^an^ Fiye Thousand Pictures. Mr. M. I).v?m has just gotten In five ill it u u a t; <i pictures suitable for preeenU. Call and see them before buying your presents. See their South window h fid you will agree with us th>*. it is ''simply beauti ful. Baptist Bazaar. 'i'he New Church Workers of the rOamdeo Baptist church, will give a Bazaar at the Of" era, House on the | 14th ftu.1 15th of December. Hot suppor, dainty refreshments, etc, will bp served. The public cordi ally invited to altoud. Kertfhuw Guard* At .the meeting of the Kershaw Guards on the 20th inat. the follow ing motions wore carried. 1st. One prize of SflO will be a warded for best attendance at all regular or called drills between Nov. 27th, 1905, and the next in spection, Apr. 10th, 1900. inclusive. 2nd. One prize of $5 will be 'awarded by compel alive drill; only those who have attended 80' per rent, of the regular or called drills to bo allowed to compete. One prize of $2 aa second priz^ on ci mpetiti ve drill, under above rules. j E C. von 'Tresckow. Captain, K. G. Special Services at the Presbyterian Ohuroh Dee. 3rd-10th, Conducted by the KvangVlists of th i Synod of South Cwrolina ? li% v K. G. McLops and Rev. F.H. Wind law. Servicf6 e?c.h d iy at 11 n to aud 7 p. iu $nv. Mi'Leea is plnoi cally blinil^ut h;*> upiriiu-tl vis>?ni is unnsoaHv clear, and so he preach ? s the gospel wi'.h grout "fn vor, while Mr. WRrdlaw h:?sa delightful voice and sings the sweet songs of Zioo with wnu(ierful effect. These men have held meetings in neailj every town in tho State, and wher ever thev h.'ivp <?n<s the Lord line greatly blessed their labors. Hun dreds have been tidde<f to t li ;? churches through their ministry. The people o? Camden, regrudlc&n of creed and church oouuectiou, are cordially invited to attend all the services. Tli? Heat Chance Ever Oflei e<l T/> You^p Persons. The young men and women who wish to more than double their earn ing capacity and promptly obtain good paying positions should write! ?t once. Those having only limit ed education and smull means are urged .lo ask for the Special OlFer we tird making them for a short time,. Every year, wo receive from biifiueSK men over a thousand more ci'.ils (or office help than wo cou Gil, Hj.(i we desire worthy and ambitious \onng n-eu and womeu to receive the benefit of these plnccs. No en O , trnnce examrnal ions aro required, and a good English education in piven absolutely free in conneciion with a practical business training. Thorough preparation and a good position are positively guarentecd to every one who osiers. Don't de lay, but write to day to Tha Ga.-Ala. Bus. College. Macon, Ga. m 9 mm The Woodman's Axe Strangers on coming to Ctjmdon remark t ''What beautiful trees you have, no wonder your little city is so attractive." What if they could now bear the woodman's axe and so^ the col.d, barren stretch whioh once wasjgraced with innocent , harmles $ trees. This thins* is workod ex actly backwards. What wo want and ^need is tewcrage and not the demo r^j,<on of oaks and piues aud poplars it tbfit we are progression so ly that the trollev wires get en* lad in the litmw of the trees and ^9"^ ftQd ooopes auto delivery ?a engines and amUnlanoes ired uQAble to make their r_# through the throngs by tha qb ?i notion of said trees? Li* 6 It) the present. Day dreaming la apt to mm one giddy. Think of tb? fotnre if you JfilU cross tie bridge until yan got to it" Awarding tolwt census oijr Mtire popn'afloA vould be wo^WWdcetobc a city but **/?*? a tow*. Oar trees have servod sbSS8sw%8? To fell the* ts a disgrace, each i ?0* Hof the ax? is *n iusalt to I'HJtjir ii the kltctfpj* ^ . eb*'tf i -t ? * m.' ? i.l: ' . ? * Have you seen the Fay Stocking? i if "Ujh why not? The nest thing on the market for la dies, boys and girls. Call at the Camden M illinery Company. A N civ Opera House. One ??f Camden m ureat need* is a llfiW IllflttTH. Oljtt H't! have IP entirely too small ? not really a then tre but more of u music hnll. (Jam. don i* iu ? poeiti.m to got first cluse attraction!* and wo can hare tin in il the stage could accomodate them Several good plays have been lu-re and tlicir nccndry wan dragging all over 1 1 10 11 >or, w 1 > i t; ti ofeonr?e altered the effect of the | > ! a y We believe that a new Opt ra House would pay. The people of Camdon would attend an al'raction iliat could bo properly produced and where it could be 'presented on an area some, what, greater than that of a dry uoo^h box. What pleasure i? it to atte'il' a play that ia so poorly staged? I/t tie wonder it is tlmt small crowds nr? to fcc seen out under such circum stances. We nupgeet that the tiorih wall of tho present Opera Ih?use ho extend to tho sidewalk on Kutlcdye St. and other necesaarv improve mcut-8 made in the interior. This would give a nice comrnodioiu thea tre? t he plays that go to Columbia could come hero, not a'l of them of. cours^hut some of them. The rcRult. would be. that very soon the now thca tre would pay for itself, besides being an ornament to the city and tho pride of the people. * * * PERSONAL. Mr. I). 11. lhium apent Monday in Columbia. Mrs. Win. Cleisenhciiner returned yesterday from au enjoyable visit to New York. Mr. and Mrs. D.-ivid Wolfe and Miss Miunie Wolfe spent Monday in Columbia. Mrs. Pi II. Hanoi who has been visiting relative^!) Chester, returned homo Monday. Mr. Willis Sheorn who has been quite sick for several weeks is now at his work again. Mr. J. T. C. Roplunfi, of 13-d A;r Md,, ih on a v.iwit to Camden much to the delight ot his* many fiiemV here. Mr. A. W. Knight, editor of t lie Bamberg Herald, was in Camden last Friday for tho purpose of in specting our electric phmt in order to get Ideaa f- ? r the erection of tut electric plant at Ihunberg. 1 1 ?? ex. pressed himself as hting very inucli pleased w<th our plant. While h<*re Mr. Knight, in company with tho ed itor of The Chroyiele, visited our new Court House nud L'p says wo have the finest Conit House of any Conuty in the State o^pt 'Darlington. flothers! if you see the Fay Stock ing you will have no other. Need no supporters, For sale by the Cam den Millinery Co. WITH ERS? CH AFEE. A wedding of unusual luteins! wftH that of Miss pj-m Shannon W i tliers hjuI Mr. John G. Chafer, of O Aiken, which took place at the home of Capl. Wm. Shannon, no uncle of the In Me, ojj Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, November 2ttth. Tlife home w.iB beautifully decorat ed, the lower fl<?or being thrown in to one. In the drawing room where the ceremony tor>k piano, the color sceme was white and ?reen, a profu sion of chrysanthemums and aspa ragus forn being used, in the dining room wheie cake and wine were served the same oolor sceme was car ried out, carnations nnd green house sinylax predominating. Punch was served in the library where tho decorations were of dif ferent colored chrysanthemums. The brido looked particularly at tractive as she came down the stair way on the arm of her uncle, Cupt Wfn Shannon, her gown being of while cilk, el&botately J.ritufned with thread lace. She Carried a shower bouquet of Bride's roses and lillies of the valley. Miss Withers had for her only attendant, her uiaid of honor, MisB K t> m * Shannon, who wore a dafnty frock of white French organdie trimmed with tucking* and Valenciennes luce and carried an armful v>f Ataerjcan Beauty roses, Mr. Chafee was intended hy his brother Mr. James Chafee, of Wash ington. After the ^oung couple had r? Ceived the best wishes of their friends ihe brtde changed her wed* 'ding gown for a b?ooq^ing traveling ?1111 ?f WU flMh prettily combined With 0ar)f blue, wearing a hat and Cbafce Uft on the tsaia for a trip aortb. oat af town guests Mca. W.il. Cambrel, "ifi || w- o. B. Cba Cbafae.of Affcso I ;IIUKK IS YOl'H C1IANCK jvvi-: ai;k sklli N(i a ll of on?| at cost! i Having concluded to close out our Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens, lYouths and Boys Suits, we are offer ing them at prices that w ill make them go. COMB AND GET THE FIRST PICK OF THE PILE. W. H. ZEMP, SHOE, HAT AND CLOTIN0 MAN. I - Freoti Egga. I One hundred and fifty dozen fresh eggs for sale John K. McDowall. Mr, Douglas Latham wdh in Co. lumhia the lirnt of the week. Mr. Ferrln Thompson, of Spartan, burg wan in tho city thin week. X|io Kerslmw Gnards will give an oyUTer supper 'tie^t Monday night, Deo. 4th. \ Tho. Stale Convention of t ho Daughters uf the Confederacy in in session at Johnston. 'I'hero will be titty-three Sundays in this year an occurrence that will not happen again for lit) yearn Tuesday- *? ' 71..* ^bout li o'clock fire wan discovered in Mr. John K. Mo Dowali'n bakery. Fortunately it wan extinguished before much dam ago was done. Union Thanksgiving serviceo woie' hcl I in tho Baptist Chuich yesterday, j Dr. T. M. MoConncll ami lt;v. C. < '. ] 1 1 fiTort made MitureHt.ing a'idrevhep. Thiinkfigiving servient* were al??> held i-i ^ho Episcopal Church. N^?:r1y ?? l < business wa3 uu'#pa:jd?-?l and those vv b? > <Ii?l not <*o t?i church spout tno! i! iv 1 1? ? r> V i :j or oth outd Kjr. sp^-ts6 i Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby notified not to tiTKp.iss :uty of t!u* lands belonging to Mr. Joiwi Aic.Smyrl (nwrnnp ?r upluori.)! Any violation of this, notice will be ?h a!t | with aecoruMig to law. W. F. FlilCI'fACi. I Nov. 21, V5, . Valuable land For Sale. I ofl'er for ea'.e for tho next thirty da>a, a tract of land situated uhont l no and ahall' tn h'pJNoith-east of tho town of Wcbtville, containing Twelve Hundred acres more or less, in original forest. A plat of tho suuie can bo scon by p'djit}^ 09 ?bp ft!?dpr signed at the Aqd i tor's offlcc. ' W. F. itUSSELL. Nov. 24th, 1005. v, t County Farm To Lei, Notjce js hereby glyen that bids for tho runtal of the County Farm (Infirmary not included) for the year, 1906. will be received bv the Board of C<Ainty Com ruLssioners at their next regular monthly meeting on thp flth day of l}epeu?ber, ;pO(j, at IS M. Board reserves tbo ri^l.t to reject any and all bids. By (jr?k-r uf tl.o County Board of Cquu luitmioncrf). J, M. Lowell, Supervisor Nov lOdi. 1906. Supeimor's Notice, All those holding claim* agains' the Coun'y of Kershaw, are hereby requested to present their ol&ifps In full of all demands, e^ch month, with each iteif'.s dated, and the bill item ized, and properly at tested. Failure to comply with this request, will result in thp bill, or btd? being turned down until compliaqoe with the sarno has beep tpado. j. M. Sowell, Ch'm'n Board of Comruiasiouots for Kershaw" County; "kSVVRK 1*8' j lb nl are liahed and that ple*4e and sftilefy tUo laele mo among tlie specinlliee <>f our bakery. LOOK AT THIS LADY . FINGER. Ud'i it templing? Indeed it it. The whole pUu foil ie faet like it. Ii*? the eente way with oor |*Qoy en^ei or'plato ooee, Thefe%{0 * *U 'good 1,nd at near ^erfeet^ M they oow he. jpoa tff eoflte of oqr oakee jno'-H wao* m^ro. They're eHfood. J HO. K. Mo DO WALL. For Sale Cheap, One now Piano at greatly reduc ed piica. Organs and Sewing Ma chines at short notice. Dry gooda and Groceries hh cheap moony can buy them. W. J. Caddell. Administratrix Notice, All pontons holding el. tints against (lie estato of li. A. Mcl'owull deceived will present the name duly attested to within the time prescribed by law and those in debted to the entate will make immediate payment <>f same to me. MLLIK H. McDOW ELL, Administratrix 01 Estate. Notice to Schoo! Teachers. I positively eannot approve pay war rants for any teacher who has not a cer tincate registered in this county Teach ers who hold certificates from other counties or those who have diplomas from the adopted cdleges in thih State will please have litem registered before proneittinjj their lirst claim for approval W. 11 TU li N Eli. - .? Supt. Ed K-' Co. Nov.' 81 I, l?0j ? j ax Executions. 1,'utcr ;M.d hv virtue of fctu.dry ' H* executions t<> ire directed. I yiil pTocecd to ucll, h ?; > 1 ? ! lite Court House door in t'.ie City of Camden. on the first. Monday i,, l).?c. , l4.>0r?, during the legal Immim of tide, the following described real ebtjVtv : io-wit : (>ne tract confining enc hundred (100/ acfpp pimfl ur less lyin>r just North of the CitV'of Ofttnden and is bounded on the North by land* ot Alford, on t he Ka.st by lands of II. O. Carrifion and by Camden and Lancaster public road, on the South by lands of Ellen M. Williams, and land* of the Camden Country Cb,v). I Mini on the West by lands of 11. Gj rison. Also: Opp tract ebntalnlng three bunded (JfOO) n ores lying 011 tho West, cru aide of fyateroe Hlver known n? t*Act No. seven (7) of the sub-division of lands of the Estate of Mrs. Sal lie W. Nelson. 'fbU Vrsc.t if bounded on all sides bv other portions of the Bame lands of the Estuto of Mrs. Bailie W. Nelsou, Also: One tract on the Western ?l?le of Wateree River contnininu two hun, dred and sixty (2('i0) uores and heittK tract No. three (\\) of the subdivision of lands formerly of Mrs Sallio W. Nelson and is bounded on the North hy tracts No*. 4 and 6 of lands of the Estate of Mrs. Bailie W. Nelson, East by traot No. 5 of lands of Estate of Mrs. Bailie W. Nelson, South by tract No 8 of same lands, West hy lau-la of Rev. Wm. Clark., AH of the above tracts levied upon and to be sold as the property of Mrs. Mattie H. Beard. J. 8. TRANTHAM, Sheriff V. November 13th, Master's Saie. South Carolina ? Ivorshaw County. In the Court of Common Pleas. J. M- Carson and }V. B. Threutt , Co ?V partner $ in trade, doing bustn'is under the firm ncme of J. M. Car ? ?0A and Company. AgTftMt Prenilla Williams k juula Thompson, Ella Uarrii, Jtvry Kirkland, Ju lh{ J firKland and Callic Klrkland ? Heirs ?( law of Adam Kirkland, deceased. By virtue of decretal . orders in the above entitled cause. I will offer for sale, | at public outcry befora the Court Houstk, door in Camden, S, <)., on Monday, De cember 4th, 1906, %ithin the legal bours1 of sale the following described reales jtate : AH that certain v\o?*. parcel or tract of land, lying, beinj and situate In tbe county ot Kershaw, State of Bonth Car olina. containing t^tty-three (43) acres more or less, bounded North by lands of Johu C, Stove?* East by lands of Joint C. Stover and W P. Brewer, South and West by lands of J oho 0. 8tover. Also all thst lot ot laud Situate in Ifrf town of Westville, County of Ksrf^a^, State aforesaid, containing oaa baU ot ore acre, more or Ha* hqauyted North, East ani West by oTTt. Toon* 800th by ^ntacood street of ee^ X A, WITT Korooiber ? ?K -j . ?' *? r^>. ' y * 1 r V *.v . AT The Famous Gilt Edge Store We are receiving our new Fail and Winter Goods every day 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 had twenty years experience in these special lilies and knows what the people want, and we are going to sell them as low as the lowest. In our Dress Goods Department yon will fiml all the new est weaves in Mohair, Panama, Broa lelol lis, Etc., in colors and black. Wo call especi il attention to our lino of B)uck Dress Goods. Our Domestic department is complete. Everything' in Longclotlis. Shoutings, PillowTubin?\Wh ? 8 Mi Damask, Towels, Napkins and Doilies. Wo can please the good house-wivo? In this line. / NOTIONS, NOTIONS ? , ... C\ . ? i- ???.' ^ r, .? * We have all the latest Novelties in Neckwear, Belts ond Girdles, Fancy Combs and all the little adjuncts that go to make up a lady's toilet. We carry the American beauty and W. J>. Corsets. -AVe are agents lor the Ladies. Home Jour nal Patterns and carry them in stock. RUGS, CARPETS, MATTING . ... anil Art Squares These goods r?.re lovely. Something new in Matting and Wirograss Art Squares ? splendid for the dic ing room. . - ' ? / / \ r LADIES TAILORED SUITS, Skirts and Cloaks. We have these goods in all styles, and call especial attention to our line of Oloaks and Tailored JSkirts. ' Come and SCO us. Yoav8 Respectfully, ... . ? V,. ?> * ?: . -V P. T. Villeplgae, Prop. 1 ???? ' . I . .? , -v.. ^ - ? --r ~ws' ? . . * . ' ? , V--.- V ^ ? * -*? V- _? ;? .1-7 ; -