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m\om galmond Brothers, * " Vt~ T "*?" *? Btftplo And tuncy GI-omik, Fiio at BeKalb Bed Auditor's notice in this issue of K'b? Ourouiole. Santa CJIaus ought to have a pret ty heavy pack thie year? cotton near 12a. v ' . It 1b reported that a change will bo made lo the.Bebedules of tho trains oo fUW "branch "of tho Southern next Sunday, andihat through trains will be tuwffom Marion to Columbia and return and (rota 'Hook Hill to Charles ton and retort). It id also stated that the totter trail) will carry sleeper# to Oipjden ami Suuumervillo. OhrUtaiaa Ad. AtienHon is called to the ('hrist ma? ad. of the Gilt Kdge Store Lnrgie^Ock ?f Beanonuhle goods hI rnofc t&tto.w ??*{'<*? Thai (luetics* hroodi yiiu eh4u id, not fail to see best <W|'ji$"*)oufce belonging toMr. R. Turner, et< jj? Kalb wan destroyed by fire one dar last week. The lioufte and confute valued at, about $200 if-ifji U?U1 ?o8f?, there n.> Ineurt Jtracted Meeting. yjtracted meeting now in Prc^b}- terian church 0 best ev<'i' held in Cam "#<?vvit:fe^ itif conducted rMtC M cLeee, stale Evangel "PVcaby terian church, ns thc^weeL singer, Rev. Mr tibi jJiizaaf, r jChurch VVork? ;H "f tL' . /iptist chuicli, wi.l give > *Ba?n?r at (he. Or ^r a House on the - 14-Ui andiSlh ?f Deccrnlx r. Ilot supper, dainty refreshments, etc., v, iii :tre WrTpd. I 'he public cordi ally invited t# attend. AW Gimrdo. log of the KoirIkiw !Oth inel. Ihc folio w r-e carried. ;e of $10 will be r TSttendanco ?t all 3. "drills between and the. next 111 itli, 1006. inclusive, lize of $5 will he putative drill ; only fe attended 80 pet lar or cnllev' di ills compute. 12 as second priz 'drill, under above von Tirstkaw. Captain, K G. ?11y at ..the Presbyterian Dec. 3rd- 10th, by the Evangelists of Soutli'Caroliuft ? Rev and Bev. F.H. Ward each day at 11 n in. Hr. Mo Lees in phy ei* but Ms spiritual vision unusually clear, and so he pte&eh 68 th?. "gospel with gteat fervor, while Mr. \Var<lla?v has a delightful voice and ainga the sweet song* oi Zion with Wonderful effect. These uieri have held .peelings in neatly every town in The State, aid wltcr tv?X A?yJ?ave gone the Lord has greatly biassed, their labota. Ilun <ireda have boon added to the rlijirahee throogh their ministry. The people of Camden, regaidless ef cited aod church connection, are cordially invited tq,attoml all the ~ 7kM?;:X - - ice Ever One red To !*? Persons. en and Women who . ddtible their ?aru kjpro.mptly obtain titans should wriu? ? having only limit and small means are ?&uMha Special _ Offer Ihetr. for a short , | we rcceive from ir a thousand more than wo con All, jHand ambitious nen to? rrcelve t>!ac?s, No din ars rtaotred, fducsiloo *? connection "training, sad a goad giartntced .Don't de It- _ Ua. ; Jfust J^rrivGct. ^ ?; A fretdi supply <>t Family (?ruccrii*s at THE HP-TOWN GROCERY. MINOR MEAT CLEANED Oil RR ANTS, NEEDED mul TABLE RAlblNSaud CI I KON. EVAPORATED and FRESH FKUlTfiS. KKES11 EGGS and BUTTER. B >. rM\ S Rhone No An Afternoon Tea And Christ inns Sale. The Indies of the Episcopal church will ^ive an afternoon icA at the home of Mra. Ilruce I ) a v i h l'ueeday afternoon, l)ec< mher lOtli, from 3 lo 7 :30 o'clock. Admission 15n. There will l><4 n safe of Clriwt .iiias presents, fancy work, china and dretn??d d>>llH. The public if* icoidially invited. Attention Pensioners. 1 will h? at the Auditor' u office ? ac.!> Saturday during 'he month of .January, 1900, f-?r lire purpoan of rceeiviug applications for Penaions Ali petdoim who wish to make ap plication for a pennon must do ?o during the month of January. Thoae hI ready on the Pension roll need not inxkrt ih-w application hut must report to lh?- Pension Commissioner either in puts"ri ?>r by writing him at Caludcn ho il ir numca can he placed ou the roll for 1 DOG. Alien l)pae, Pension Com. Ke??huw Co. Have you seen: the Fay Stocking? if not, why not?! The best thing on the market for la-; dies, boys and girls. Call at the Camden Millinery Company, Frilit eako notorial 1 Town Grocery PERSONAL . Mr. C. C. Mr-0'0 was In Columbia Vesterilay. Mr II. D Green of Boy kin was in the city Tiunday. C??l. L. C. Hough of Kershaw in town Wed neat I ay-. Mr. J. N. J ones of Lugcflf spent; Wednesday in Camden. f Mry Miittie Jirard is visiting rejft lives/in West Wateree. Miss tfe^sie Alexander was at Lome for /ft fow davs Inat week. " I iV IWisH Elizabeth N. HQard, Gf Sum ter, io visiting Dr and Mrs. A Wein berg. Mr. Smyrl Halsftll, of the College Charlstou spent Thanksgiving at home. Mr. N. A. Bethune, of Bethanc waa iu Camden Mi-nduy and paid us a pleasant call Miss Blnncho Humphrey, of Olmr lolto ia visiting <Mi8?j Maud BillingH on Lj ttltfton St. Mias Ailee Zemp left Wednesday morning to spend the winter at Knoxville, Tenn. Mr. Burnett A r rants, of t.l?e "Mas sachoeettH," U. S N , ia visiting reU atives ip (lie city. Judge K- I). Bfjikcney. of Kershaw wn:? in Carrfden Inst Monday on pro frssinual business. Rev. Mr. Penny recently of this pltvo but, uow of Marion, 8. C., was in tue city Tuesday. Miss Louise Nettles, formerly of this placo but now of Chester is ?n the city to spend several woekB Hov. J. D. Mooro was absent from the city during tho ti rat of tho woek attending tho Ihpiist conventional Columbia. Mr. Sidney Smith is iu town again after spending the football season in Charleston aa coach to the Cita del Cadets. Mrs. M. Ii Smith, who has been in the hospital in naltitnore for sev oral weeks retnrned homo on Wed nesday much to the delig'ut of her many, friends here. Dr. apd Mrs. J. T. Hay ofBoykins were in Camden the first ol tho week. Mr. Anonim Hoykiu of the name place was also in Camden the first of the week. / Capt. L. Clyhoro, of Dekalb w*s in Camden last Ukfqnday on his dray back from the Baptist State Coo tent ion which met in Colombia where he vent M a delegate from Bethany Church. We learn thai Mr. R B. Williams Will leave Camden the flret of J an va ry to make bit home la Watt Water* ee./he be* log rented (be plantation of MrSSeory Troeedell. ioaa Ifr. WilliaweftM are that tee leto urtWM w?tm? IIEHK IS YOUR CHANCE WK AUK SELLING ALL OF Ol'IJ f" GtOT^pG at cofct Having concluded to close out our Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens, Youths and Boys Suits, we are offer ing them at prices that will make them go. COMB AND GET THE FIRST PICK OF THE PILE. W. H. ZEMP, SHOE, HAT AND CLOTifvO MAN. Fresh Egg*. One hundred and fifty dr>zon fresh f?r Bftlo John K McDowall " ' '***' * Operator Wauted. Wanted by Cam Jen Telephone Co., an Operator to lake c|.i *>'(?<-' at once.. Apply in person of writing at, the Central ofllee. </ Fi h eggB ft ud hutter at tin; Up Town Grocery. I). T. Ltm<z. Notice fo School Teachers. I positively cannot approve pay war rants fogir, ? ' " not a cer tificate r<H'i.-?tere<i in thin county. Teach er* who hold certificates from other eountien or those who havf> diplomas from the adopted colleges in this State will please bove them registered Isidore.! presenting their firat chdm for approval NV. 15 TURNKIL Supt. Ed K. Co. I Nov. 3rd, 1305. QissGiuticn 0! Co-paitnei stiip. We, the underpinned, b"'^ l(j <nn tiounce to the und cur friend.* lllft* v*o have disHilved^he copartner . ship h?>r< tuln^o between uO arid (j. Walking will continue the '?usinefip, cdlect debte due the fl.-in uii 1 pay all obligaliq.ift due by t'?o (i m. ? tl. L Wutkina, < J no Wh taker, Jr. Oce 5Mi 19 Of). STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF TIIE Commercial Saviis Bait & Trust Co. V v ?CAMDEN, S. C.? '-???At the close of business. Noy. 29, 1906. RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $ 9-M87 (5G Demand LciTtl 19.347 59 Furniture and Fixtures 1,414 5 2 Cash on hand and due ,.~ by Banks _ 43,675 8l 0> $ 157,925 58 LIABILITIES. Capital Stock f, 25,000 00 Undivided Profit* 6,767 61 Deposits 115,992 68 Bills Payable 10,000 0O I Due othor Banks 165 49 '? * 157,925 58 1, John T. Mackey, Ca*hjer of th?> above named bunk, do solemnly swear that the foregoing statement is true to the oest of my knowledge and belief John T. Mackby. Cashier. Sworn to before " me, this 29th day of Nov., 1905. * J. B. Wallace, [l. s.] Notary Public. Attest Correct, W. R. Hough, G. II, Baum, C. J. Shannon, Jr., v Directors. SUMM0*NS_F0R RELIEF. South Carolina; 1 Conrt of Kerehtw County, j Common Pleas. Rebecca Aaron tn her own right and as Administratrix of the Estate of | Isaac Haile, Plaintiff Against u? Church Haile, Peggy McLeod , Dinah Haile , Amy Wylie, Jesse Haile , Edward Nelson, Israel Nelson and Richard Haile, Defendants. To the Defendant* above named : ? You are hereby summoned and re quired* to answer the complaint, in ibis, action, of which ft copy is here* with served upon you, and to%fc*v*i a copy of your answer to tho said eom plaiul on the subscribers or eith er of th?>m at their office in i Camden. S. C., within twenty daya after i t.be eervloe hereof , excl^vw of tho day 1 of such eervic^j and if yon fall-to an swer the vAjapkaint within the? time afato %a<d, the plaintiff In tbta ection wlU ap ply to the Court for the relief demand- 1 ed tn the complaint. Dated Camden, 8. O., Not. flat, A D. iao&. _ KIRK LAND Jk SMITH. t Platotllfc' Attorn*} a. To tho Defendant Jeee e Hailo Take nottoo that tho gawiw and Ooort of Coaww PJooa fa* Jfcorahaw County. M Oomdorr. % 0, |TH. C OP K ? <# ?-? -r-z "SVVKICTS" 1. 1 int, arc baked and that pin ago and satisfy tlio tnslo are niuotig the specialties of 01 rf bakerv. LOOK ATJTH1S LA [) Y KING Kit. Isn't, it templing? Indeed it ih. The whole plate fu'l in jam |ik?; |t. It's tho rtiiuie ?vny w ? ! Ii iiui' fancy pukta) or puuu <? nod. They are all y ' and a* nnar pftiftOljon aa they can be. If y??u try sorne of our oak'''* \< u'li want nioio. Thp\'rc lill tfoud ' JNM) K. MoUOW*T' i Jlothers! if you see the Fay Stock-! ing you will have no other. Need no supporters. For sale by the Cam de^Millinery Co. l^ax Keturns. \ Oll'ico of County Auditor, ) Kershaw County, > Camden, C., Deo. 3, 1905.) Notice is hereby given that tho Audi tor* a ottiee for receiving State and County tax returns will be open from January 1st, 1906, to February 20, 1906, (Sundays ex cepted.) The dates of the appointments at which the Auditor or his deputy will visit the usual places in tho County for receiving returns are given bolow: Bcthuno. January 8. Haley's Mill. January 9. Kirkley's Store, January 10. Kershaw, January 11. Westville. .January 12. <> Liburly Ilill, January 18 Hussell Placw, January lo. Lu'gotT, January 1(5. Blancy, January 17. IMPORTANT. It is important that taxpayers in mak ing thoir returns be careful to state (ho school district ? whether \ticw or old? in which they rosido ftt the time Oi* making returns. Also to staio if it j$ the same district as when last return1 was made. WIU) SHOULD M.vrfE RETURNS. The law requires t'.iat all persons own ing property or in unywtKo having charge of such property eit!.e?- as ugetit. husband, guardian, trustee. <-<ecutor, administra tor, Ac. , return the same under oath to the Auditor, who nqacsts all persons to be prompt in mak n't their returns and save the 50 per cent ; inalty which will be added to the property valuation of all per #ons-who fml to mako returns within the time prescribed by 1: ,w. HOW AND WHAT TO RETURN. This being tbo y e?i for the reassestment of Kenl Estate all p< i eonal and real prop erty owned on t.hu is. day of January, 190(5, must be returned for taxation. There will be special blat ks furnished to make return on and Taxj^yers are notitied to obtain new blanks ?. ml not to send in re turns made upon ol?t ones as thsy will not be receieved. INCOME TAX Under the recent Act ot the Legislature all person* havin? a gross income of Twenty-five Hundred Dollars or more art required to make a return of the tamo to the Auditor at the time ot making their other return*. THE POLL TAX. All citizens 0jt thi* State between the j ages of Twenty-one and Stxty yeavj ox- j eeptmt Confederal? soldiers above l'i- age ! of Fifty, are required to pay a Poll Tax : of One Dollar a year. All returns must he inade on or before the 20th day of February next. I cannot lake returns after that date as the other work ot this office roust go on. All re Hurns made arfer tbe 20th of February are p? abject to the 60 per eeat penalty All returns sent by mall mutt be made out am proper blanks and sworn to before . some proper officer to attmlatoter Mid oath* I otherwise tbejr will not be ateeptwl at this | office ?e returns. " : Tbe 0?ntfB<?id of meet at tbo on tbeUb' of T1 1 A N K8(J I V I N( i |)AV IS IVST. 4 4 I'"4 WOW For The Christmas Holidays!" AND Remember when in Search of Xmas Presents That The Famous Gilt Edge Store !s the place to get them. u We have a specially nice line of 0 Books, Pictures, Glass-ware, Japan ese ware, I Basket wc.U, High Art Pottery and Xmas novelties. For a Good substantia! Present pick one out of the hst below. What would better than: A good all Wool Blanket? A nice white Marsiile Quilt? An Eider Com foil? A nice new style Cloak? A tailored Suit or Skirt? One of those beuatiful Silk Underskirts? A doz. Linen Hdkft? A nice Silk Hdkf? A f.tncy Collar or Belt? A pr. '^Gloves, J^adies or G?niR? A good pr. Shoes? Some nice warm Underwear? One of those lovely art Squares? A nice Rng or door A roll of Matting? A doz. Linen Towels? A Linen table Cloth and Napkins? A doz. fringed Doilies? A good Wool Underskirt? A nice Suit toi Boys? A good Overcoat for ''tlie Old Man?" A pr. of those Ha&d~ some Portiers? A good Lap Robe? We call special attention to our La dies Tailored Suits, Walking skirts and Cloaks. That we are making special cut prices on now. I We are agents for the World's only Dustless Broom, price from $1.75 Up. Every housekeeper should have one of these. These are just a few, of the many things that will make the Heart glad at Xmas. / * LEARN THE WAY TO P. T. Villfpigat, Prop, 0 ' Kt