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W. Itls Ciuut Moiii't; Package Tmi. No other I rThey *re always the Fragrant and delicate. Kept bo by the scaled package Salmond Brothers, J%Stapl? Ami Fancy (Jrocns, Strayed or Stolon. One liver colored bitch [puppy about 6 moptbe old. [to the Chronicle office, mid warded, or to pointe.i Return be re Paul Hrown. Christmas Ball. The Camden German Club ha? issued invitations to its Anmml Christmas Bali to be given iu the CsonJen Op?fa Hou?e, Wednesday evening, December 27th, (&i i Treo at the Club Houho. "it - o'ntr.y Club v/V }&r?$ Rt lhe "Heyday cv, i r? j>, Decern rat ' fresh, roe nis. 8 :30, , ' Dancing and _ . Jo Heat TJ^^DelegateB. ..vWe have lieewgpcqueHted to an nounce that -Mr. Ijewton Kelly will meet the train at Lugoif on Friday next, the^th, :;-'A 10 a. m. with ve * '? '' yrjjkl 1 delegates to tlx g tvt Pine Grove. tiicles to tinion tbe the very bad . . rsday and Friday iven at. the Opera House i'nra;he Hnptiat, churcli The amount realized was over one hundred dol lars. Fice Train. JftQited train will be' the .Seaboard mil Ith, and there wit! 1? [found anywhere iii ill h* run lb rou &h r ,T St. Auguutioej And is the only Fftfi ida limited train op<$ate(f <T ai fy f~ i ne lod FfijS: Sundays Ifc will be eleetilc lighted through out, carrying iia own electric dyna mo and fJ.Mrt.rt clan, will be coin posed ft?4! a club car, diner, three rfnubUrdrawing room care, a com partment car and observation car, *u extra fitr." being ?ddt:d to Hi* train this year to^nka-^Hre of the increased travel/^ * rotfd no better the ivotid. fF(,m Wew7 Chrw?ftp3ftfl Holiday JSxournlon Bate* fl??hntn5 Air Line By. Account Christmas holiday the Seaboard vdil sell tickets on Dec. 22 23 24 25.30^ADd51at 1905 and J no 1st 19061. limited tp Jan 4th at rate fare sod <>ne-tb?rd pin* 2*r)C. between ?11 p*>ini?vfti Southeastern^* tmiiorv including Washington. D U ...feir etnclehi* and teachers tickets' will be sold on ftune basis Deo- 17th to 24|h inclnaive. limited to Jan H I) 1906, upon presentation and sun en* der of certificate signed by Sapnrin* tondent, Principal or President of (School <or college. - -For details Ifo regard to rates.sched olef, etc., call on anv Seaboard sgent nr writ? W. %.v*Parrouffha, I'. P. A >|Dt*6binr^^ ptlat Union Meeting: ?n meeting of the Kcr Jit*. <1*1 Convene with the >?e baptist Church |u West [January 20?31. |p 80 i. m. prayer ser iOVi<l by N. Weiah. 11, HfttOP by Rev. Jrsh ess. 1 30 p. m ? Are oh u rab ordinances ^Mrortaeed hv Ch?|?r, rlglit to" admit a J v Peterson.. 2ti0 o Ipaprovo our Volunteer m, ? Prayer isoo. 11 ? wiiat !T?? developing iwen ilc{?tioi lb RO<*l *? be *be westings ' VoMi Hw*w m To Select Christ mas (iifts And The f lace To Get Them is The Camden Drug Go For Sale Choap. One now Piano at yreatly reduc ed pi ice. Organs and bewjng Ma cli t at short notion. Dry and Groceries us cheap hh VujjiVpy can buy them. W. J. Cad^eTT Eyo Special int. Dr. C. Mitchell, oyo specialist of Columbia, id spending u few days Csmden. I hose needing eye treatment will do well to consult him. Ho will lie found at the Workman House. Wood Wantod. If any of our friends are holding their cotton for 15c. and it is more convenient for thorn to bring up some wood than to pay the money ?vo will take several load's on sub scription to The Chronicle. <i Will Be Enforced. AltentbmJs called to tho notice or Chief Jicnj.lTatT** repaid ing lire works during (he holidays. Wo have it ffoui tho Chief (bat the ordinance regarding the use of flro works will be enforced and Ibis means that it will be enforced and those indulging (herein will do well to govern them selves accordingly . PERSONAL. Prof. 1j. T. linker of Winnsboro is ill the city. Rev. W ( H Mi^f r-t of North Angus fa, is spending n doy or two in Cain deu this week. / - v >. ^ Mr J>C.' linger nnd M>/tde, of Sumter passed through Camden yea terda.y on a trip North. Miss Clara itusii who has boon in Bishopvillo thin Fall b'ia returned borne to spond Christmas. Wo are sorry to learn that our good friend,' Mr. .1. \V. llvatt, was stricken with parrdyeU oji? day this week. / ^ M rs. J. F Bate roan and children, accompanied by Mins Sarah Nettles, le't Wednesday lor Charleston where they will spend the holidays. * Mr. W. J. Bradley of th? U S. A. stationed on ScIIivro'h Inland Is spending Christmas with friends and relatives in this county. The many fiicnde of Mr-. E. O. McCreight will be sorry to learn that. Im in critically ill ?nd that littlfil or no hopes are entertained for his recovery.' Mr. Sidney Smith of Camden was in the city yesterday. "Sid" was kept] busy shaking hands with his friends He nays ho does not intend to go in fo professional basobull next snmmer. although ho has been drafted by the New York Aujcj-jpunp. He is now reading law i" (be office of his bp'M' er, Hottffil. L. Smith, speaker of the lioirte of representees, and will go to/jhe Uidverbity of Virginia in (he full of tj>e cpipir.g year ? State 19th Almost polo time. It's a pretty nice sport ? except for the horses? then too the rider get# scalped opoa sionaly but the game woifld Joge its charm If It wasn't '?strenuous.'' Claims Against The County. All tho?e holding claims Agnipst tho Country of KcrRlnxw, arc hereby requested to prewent their clatms in full' of nil demande, oarh mont\ with each item dnted, and the bill itemized anil properly ftttostfd. Failure to comply with, $hj< request, will result in the bill, or hills oeing turned down until compliance with the B?rae has bron mrido. w M. SO WELL, Ch'ron Board of Commissioners for Ko'Shaw Coaaty. De?\ 8th. 1 905, From the beet tested seeds, now ready for shipment. Large, strong, healthy. These plants are grown in the open air and will stand sews freeze without injury, -Early Jersey Wakefield large ly#??ftr Char leston W*k( flehi, which are tho best known varieties of early cabbages, al so Hspderaoii's Soeosssion, the best Urge, Isle sad rare header s Aogsst* Karly Trackers, also a ins type of late variety. Neatly paolred ?? tight baa Irsts. $1 60 ^sr 1000; for 6.000 or over $1 15 per 1,000 f. o. b.Skpresi ottos. Special pHoes made oo large lots. 'OKI. M\ Qibooa, Tnnfs frsftsd, tfc 0. 'L-\ e I III HE 18 YOUR OMAN OK * I WE ARK SELLING ALL OK OHK| CLOfHII^O ai cost j Having concluded to close out ourj Clothing Stock, consisting of Mens,| * Youths and Boys Suits, we are offer ing them at prices that will make them go. COME AND QET THE FIRST PICK OF THE PILE. W. E ZEMP, SHOE, HAT AND GLOTSNO MAN, iVou J?fre Core/ I (illy J united C7 o w Ata/ce a // ^otir mas ases at H. H. Hey man's, THE JEWELER. fT/ie w M~ost Complete Cine of Sift'oooc/s fbner S/ioivrt in (Beim el en. For * Pure Floradora (Julian Seed ft. r sale, $1 per bushel. DcSmishuio Arledgc. SALESMEN. \YANTEI) lo look after our interest in Ktrsbaw and adjacent oomitrfea Salurv or com? mission. Address, Tho Victor Oil Company, Cleeveland, Ohio. Elecliaa For Bridge Kcsptr. An flection will be hold for a keeper i f J.he Watereo Iron IJridge on unry tith, J9?10. Written applications should ,ie filed before llmt date with the undersigned. None but sober, honest and conscientious persons need apply. II. G Carrison, SftC. & Treas. Doc. ?0th, J?Cj}. > " Dr C. Mitchel I SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN. Qraduate Qf Philadelphia Qptlea| College. Head aob c relieved with properly adjusted glasaos. $yeq jeptpd free. Artificial eyes furnished. Will call <tt your Uouao or otflcu by appoint ment. Will be tit lite VYoikman Hoku?n one Wi-'ek *>n}y. JJ^me ofljce 1333 Main street, Columbia, 8. C. POLICE ELECTION. An elepliop for t^o policemen will be held by City Council at i ih uexi regular session, January l*t, I90tyf ? t^i U polioeuien to serve att|n' will ami pleasure of the Council AH portion* desiring to apply for ? \ Id poblllona must hand lu their Teller to th<~ Clerk of Council on or before 5 o'clock on the evening of .January 1st, (Juriison, Mayor, (i "O. Alexander, Clerk. Dcc. 20, 1905. iHE BRIDE'S CAKK should Dot only look well but it ?hoqM Uato well. 'I'hnt. i? or:? r?f ili? beat riMADi why ihU anl oib tr cukes ?bouh) bt boaghv ttere. It {? ? labor of Wilb u? to n?ke WRDDINQ C AKBS. [ Fresh Kg##. One hundred ami fifty <1? freeh egga for Hale John K McPowaJl. Citation. South Carolina ? Kershaw County. By J. B. Pheina, Probate Judge. Whereas, Robert Qualln made suit to mo, to grant hint Letter.* of Administra tion, -vf the Estate of amy effect f of Lou. isH Quails. L These are therefore to cite and admon ish "11 and singular the kindred Ami the creditors of the said Louisa Q;;alls. de. eeaaed. that they he nnd appear before me, in the Court of Probate. to ho hold fit Camden, S. C , on the 301 h dav of December next after publication thero of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show i auso if anv they have, why the said administration should nut he granted. Given under my hand tin* I Jt h day of December. A I)., 1 305. l'ubliahed in the Oainden Chronicle on the 15th dav of December, 190">. .r. B. PHKLP8, Judge of Probate. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. South Carolina, ) Court of Kershaw County. ) Common Pleas. Rebecca A a von in her own right and o.i Adm inistr<itri.r. of the Estate o f Isaac Uailo.. y Plaintiff 1 /Against Chnrcli Unite, Peggy McLeod, Dinah Unite, Amy Wylie Jesse Unite, j Edward Net son, Israel Nelson a net Richard Unite, Defendants I To the Defendants above named You arc Hereby summoned and re rpnred to answer the complaint in thi? action, of which a copy is hero* with aervd upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer t.o the Raid com print on the Hubflcrihera or eith er of thrm at their office in Camden, 8. O., within twenty days after the aeivicp hereof, exclave pf the day of Bnrh tervlc?! and if you (all to an pwer the ooniplaint within the timo afore fi:jj,d , tho plaintiff in action will ap ptv to the Oo'.iH for thy relief demand ed in the comji^aint. Dated Camden, S. O., Nov. 2 let, A- D. 190% KlRKLAND <fc SMITH, Plaintiffs' ^ttorp?5? 4 To the Defendant Jesse Ilailo Take notice that the tiummona ami Complaint in the ahovo entitled option have b? pn filpd this 7th day pf December, 1 1)0$ , in thp pfllce pf the Olerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw Countv. at Camden. S. C. KlRKLAND & SMITH. Plaintiff*' AHorueya, Cftmdpp, 5' c.. DtH.ombei' 7th, 1903. Aii Mmm To Punish Persons for Enticing Laborer*) A^ny from th(5 City of C'^uuleu, 8. C. Bo it ordained' by the Mayor and Aldermen of tho City of Camden, S in Council ftRi't inhled, and by the authority of the fame; 'I hat nil ftftPtytc oilier persons who shall uodoit&kj, within the limits of the olty of Canv'cn, S. C.t to entice or to pcreuade by r.ny means whatso ever ftny tenant, "'.rvftuts or laborer, nnflcr contract wi.h anotUCYt '*Hly <>n~ tercd into bctwcpti ? J*c piirtlea, whether Bucb f. ?^tf^ct be \uial or written, to violate such cnnlr-.ct, or who ahab ?>*m>loy any Inboic-r or laborers t.? bo miofcv^contruct with another or ahall nndertiiki^to^enti. o or '^erauftdo by any nicane^whaUopyej any tenant, servant or<?ahoref \<\ break any con tract duty critljnd Hflo with H'?fi?Wr. whether suo'' </ontFnct bo verbal 01 written, nitd tea * the liiuiU of the city of Cumdon 8. 0 , to euguge in work of any decryption beyond tU? limit- of finch cil , or who shall un dertake. to entice ur persuade any la borer or laborers to leave the lioaiU of Ifye city of Oar.:' ten. 8. 0;. shall bz doomed gui'ty-of disorderly coronet, and upon conviction thereof akall b? flood tQ a aitm ?ot to evened $40 fui] eaob *"d pre rv ofrnte, <7 bo luipr'v oned in tbe city prison for 30 days or ear?* ?n IheettJ ehdngang for 80 ilav?. ' Ratified in CouacH awmbled this 5th day of l>?wjcm^er. I9M. H a. Oamm. Mayor. Q. O. AUiMdir, Clark, v * ^ De?, ? fv TJlANKSCJIVINd DAY LS 1^ ST. u NOW lor 1 lie Christmas Holidays!' AND I Remember when in Search of Xmas Presents That The Famous Gilt Edae Store Is the place to get them. We have a specially nice line of Books, Pictures, Glass-ware, Japan ese ware, Indian Basket work, High Art Pottery and Xmas novelties. ! or a Good substantial Present pick one out of the list below. What would better than: A good nil Wool Blanket? A nico white Mar.nailo Quilt? An er Comfort? A liico new stylo Cltfiik? A tailored Suit ) kil t? One of hose bcuatiful Silk Underskirts? A doz. Linen Hdkfs? A nico Silk Hdkf? A fancy Collar or Bell? A pr. (ilove*, Ladies or Gents? A goo dpr. Shoes? Some nice warm Underwear? One of those lovely art Square*? A nico Rug or door Mat? A roll of Matting?^ A doz. Linen Towels? )A Linen tab h oth ?uj4 Napkins?- A doz. fringed Doilies? A good Woo) Underskirt? A nice Suit loi Boys? A good Overcoat for 4,the Old Man?11 A pr. of those a nd SlATSKi ^?;.0 4 , 1*^ % a ov/utv> x \ft uvibi g 4 ; We call special attention to our La dies Tailored Suits, Walking skirts and Cloaks. That we are making special cut prices on now. We are '&gentfiyfor the World's only Dustless Broom/ price from $1.75 up. Every housekeeper should have one of these. ? ? - ? P ? These are just a few of themany things that will ' make the Heart glad at Xmas. . LEARN THE WAY TO TMFamoHsGiltEdgeStore. ? .. .. P. T. Villepigne, Prop. -V *i^rrsr:rrt%' ? - ~ ?&* : '? . "? : ? ;;*k'r