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Joed Motion Market. Cotlou \h ((u<iUm1 Uiib iuorniiie m 1 lc. Vulif.iblo Land* For Sale. 'I lie N! HHifi Hilveriia. ft tin# wo K Ann.e v.|.|..hie r? ?I eat hie. See m\ V* i ! III. f!' ft ?? - Ntiiut T !???'*? %v'li h pM'Ui hiny h?. A ? j 0(?ti Hhi- Cm-Hi -i? 111?? 3f(i S>in'<?*v Id (),-?. Hi 11 Kv c ryhinl\ im i ti v 11 ei| ?? nd ?\ti\ uut-ti?? tiflr it* rtqiies'. d i o pre*. n?. C W s IV >, C rk Wanted 1 I Wanted rn< m in eff I) Sim'c I. fct'..*Ve|, i.M'k ililliS uii.i 4?f??r!bij?' * t ill|?l P 'iM11 '? j 11'i)| hi % iif iui r t <>?? <K <'il ?!? $S0 00 p ? uwf.il.. Oft tv I ll h\ f??r XO-'Hi" S IMI li'U CV . ^ ? 46 .00 J tck-xii) II.mi I? - vurd, CliicHtfo. Frost, There h>i? been fr ?*' in 'bis com mnni'.v Bf-vi'i nl morning* i lttxwii-li It |? murli i'>ir!i?>r tlinn iisiihI ntw' will Cl|l i ff the Colf.on crop VIV mm-h. h i? e?'im?ied ilmi in >h< S '??* "f Georgin nlone f< rl\ lb"?? bnh'H liMVe h> en killed. At 1h? Bnpli*t Church. SpociKl meeting* use being hid?! hi, i h e f'unrwh n Hup' i?f Cii'iich i v cry d iv st 4 p in ??n<l 8 n m, b* K> v 1/ A C "ipt r. Mr. C?**?? Iihh ore U? d p.ofoiiiwl tmpieweinn* bv ' ?' ong h i ftil, niHMterlv h?*r niouc. C ni nnfi heitr liitn. ftov. C C Herbort Will Return Thle ^ W<*ek. I' wi'l he p)?*uR>Wil newo to R. V C. C Reiberi'H cot g e J'Hi'n in li-mn 1.11hI lie wi'l reinrn to C m d?.n th'o "?<k A conmiunicMtioi from M He i her? th'it h* ex (??'(?I s to h> buck ? ?? C niflen ?nrt hoi i the ll'yill ir H'lViee 'Iw M h:?dUt. chinch n x S i ndh*. Uou 14 b. U. D. C An meeting of ?h? John I) K'-MirHy Ctinpter will hi h? M ?' ???>" R? 11 (! Riu'ni <>n Churn dn, 0 j' 18, ?<i "Vl-'ck M rn hers an? t.q i^aim! i>? !)?? ptr-mo', th** m?'? ijku is li? Id i'? ? I- ?i ? ff| ..s for the ensuing ???????, ami rfpicgntcB to tjif. I C "vn'i'-n winch in On'f P.i?, M ??., in N *' ?etiibi'r, hih| ilt*' S ?t? C nv?'?ti<?n which 'uet-ts in (iifi o v 11 It* in D* cemher. CD lEPABfiTIOfjg S33 " y\ "t (?& S UJ 'A 1 011 ES kit LI WILL ft GB.il SUCClSJ & k H IW tL Everybody Is gom* to the Urcatci 8tate Fair this year. Preparations nru belntf made to entcrUtln febout twice as many as were there las year, and that was about the biggest crowd in ?the history of the falrji. This year the foremost ? feature will be the "home coming" celebrations. Every South Carolinian, no matter where he lives now, Is expec ed to bo in Columbia Z ffiiat week. Indications are that thousands of people from all over the United States will take advantage of this' opportunity to come and renew friendships and see their dear old home again. If you have any relative . or friends living in other states, write them .. ^out this "home coming" , week, -jfo it right now. And make Xhem come. The railroads have been prevailed upon to give the cheapest rates, ONE FARE FOR THE ROUND v.- TRIP. . I As to the fair Itself, everything will [ - be in great shape. The new buildings 1 havo been/put in apple-pie order and the grounds trimmed up. The en-' trancea and exits *havc been rear-, ranged so that there will be no trouble u to handling crowd* twice as larg<K a.s heretofore. ? The fair will start this year , on Monday.-October 22 and will run five * ftalLday s. - end In* on 'he ni^ht of the ?7th. Every day will bring forward tame new and interesting feature. ' "And the races?four days?will be the i.lli: finest ever seen In the South T'h' Lix at the f->tr grounds now is tV In th? fiouth. flnme of h -?r bw nmas on nta track wtt? bo in theee races. John L. Bulllvan will P-'j? pugilisttc exhibition*. For those who enjoy such things, , tha theaters and dances will be of ' She highlit order, even ccllpslng all /AMdovi iftni. ., Bvsrybodr you know will be a the 4alv ifcts year. Make yonr arrange and he on hand from st-rt to A Maple arrange meats ire being the eceonmodhtlotf cf ?U d the afreet car s?rvi<^ the grounds will be to* railroads *? eptctal cry day to and I. WH wm he rot ton Valuable Cornet* Lot For Sale. For Sale?L<H on corner of, I)< K*lh !U)<1 Knir street.?. Siae?? 142x332 feel. K?>r terms, el<s., ap I I'ly lo H. B William*, Lug??ff, S. C. Lost. One r? <1 lo'ood doy j simhM Si-hi] '^ii from, i f l? 111 rl li p j i ?'??!>>> 11 ?l h to '''lOH' if Jup, & til In bit- IcWIIKI f<?| ? lift return to fun. T. Link*. WANTED. A t. wi li ? x{??'!?? im*p 'o ?ew Appi\ u> l' () H s 302 ??Hi tie n, > C Notice. Ali bierid iirk < i" 'lint have been ? ti? ?i |)V ok Mil. Uf? r**hed at ~W?7 M. Hi ?'<(?'? b ? k?'i v. ill I)??wh11*? Mr.k'-ry R.'pjdonce fur Rout. I lie 10 room Ii'iuho opposite Blo<.m?h.rrv. K"r terms "pply l? M'-u M*ry (,. Wntkine, Irwin Av'-noe, ? Sp artnnburg, 8 C< Frrvgu As Wenthftr Prophets. Fi'o^h Ii avp from remote,, t.in?? a boon i ?>uht (i?<i na weather prophet*, ?o<1 Hi the prefteut day In flnme parts of Germany the European tree frog ( Fi \ 1 a arboreal i* u?ed aa a baroii" flier. A few of the in are placed in i 1 xll bolt|e provided *?|t Ii mi (lint Ijr. '"ddeia, t|u> etepn of which thVv a* ?end limine flue weather, arektnp he bottom a^ain on the approach of raiti.? Kx. Notice I'lo re will be kd unveiling ?f l hi M"oum<nt <-1 M'?. li. B<>\kin nt Miapnh B-U'tiat Church, L? <v?unt\, on tliH 18'b of iliia month ??t 11 h. m 'I'llta M ? nument ha? b'-- n erected aaorerl ?o her memor l?V the Grange All S?boidinat? f-Sangea ?re specially r<qiieatfl<1 ?? ?-nd repie?eutaiiv> a H^n Wr- K I'lfllipaoo will driver the ?'<Hre*^ \ri fro'ixia an<l relatives'of the d i'.t ?aed are specially invited to b?. iitt'Ht nt on that oooxsion. Rpupeotfullv ^ C 'nominee. Notice Of Election. State of South Carolina, | County ot Kershaw, J N< Is l en by ?iv?n that tin* Goner ;tl Klci'lion for C<?unty Oftiaer* will he held at the v.?t-'n-jf precuieta pre ?erib? d by law ij? mil] t'ountv, on T?um <)hv. N'-veinher 6, 1908, paid day heinu TiiCHdav followinsf the firat Monday in November, hp prcRfM ibed b'v law. At tin- paid elation a separate b >x will he provided at which qualified ehctora will vote upon thevd. p. ton or n jcoii-ui of nn amendment to the State Constitu tion provided in ttie iollowin>; JOim Reno !ti! ion A .Joint lit solution Proponing to Annuel Section 7 Artii.de VIII., of the C?'n Btitllti'ilL-Kelating to Municipal Hond ed Inrieht. dn' 8* Section I. b?* *t resolved by the Gen crul Asseinblv of the State of South Car* ?.liuu That the following amendment to Section 7, of Article VIII., of the <'??n stiiution. be aitreed to: add at the cno thereof the following wOids: Provided, further. That t? e limit a> iona impoai d by this Section and bv section ft of Attiel X., of thi? onstitution, whall not apnly to the hon ied indebtedness ineurr d by the City of lh nnattaville, where the pio ce-da of sxid hondi are apidied solely otid exclusively for the purehasM, esiab linhmtnt and maintenance of a water worka plant or sewe.ntge aystein and where the qu. stion of incurring such in dehttdne-a is ?ubnntud to the tr? eh Id era and qualified voters of sifb munic!1 pality. a? provid? d in ^he onatitutinji upon the question of other bonded in debtedness Approved the 23rd day of February A. D 1906 There ehuM b*? -separate and destinct l)nllot# and boxes at this flection for the following officers to wit.; (I) Governor %nd Lieutenant Governor; (2) Other Mtnte Officeis: (8) State Senator; (4) MeniltfN of Houip of Representatives , (6)t'odnty Officers. On which shall be the name or tTsmes of the person or person^ voted for ?b ?tleh ?fficera. respectively spd th** office for which they are voted Bi'tort* the h-.ur flx?d tor opening the p??|U Managers and Clerks must tak?* <<nd subscribe thn Constitutional oath. The (Chairman of the Board of Managers can administer tha oath to the other mem l>ers and ?o the Clerk ; a Notary Public must administer the oath to tho-Chair man. Th* Managers elect their Chair 'man and Clerk. Poll* at. each voting place most, be open, ed at 7 o'clock a. m and clneed at 4 o'clock p m? except in the City of ChHrlef>ton,.1wher*t thejr shall be opened at 7 a. m and closed at 6 p. in 1 he Managers h?v? th?> power to fill a vacancy and if norte of the managers at t? i>d. the ciiii*o? can appoint from among the qualified votvre. the Manager* who .Alter being awoaycao conduct the election. At the cloee of the election, the Maiia gets and Cl-rk moat pr??ceed publicly to open the ballot boxes and count the bat I? ta therein, and continue witheuted joumtwnit until lh? saa>? I* completed, swi make a 'statement of the reealt fcr ?<afh ?.?c* and ?t*a the leae. Witftia three Hay* thereafter, the Chairman of tk ik?iH, or none one de?i|taatr4 ky M.e Brard. moat Miw to the Oemmls e?..nere of Vlretihe U?e poll Itav ?k? ?ex es ccMaiilM the Ullrti ea4 erittea e tat* men* of the mUtt eftho ?letlloa. -Kiavf?f?mf??i wilt tomWlAM MttVMk. " ! Bankiupt Sale. - ? 3100 00 bankrupt atock of W. ii. Z?uip, to he clodiul out at once of cost. St!e to begin Kridaj, October 12lb, and continue until gondii ai? a<?ld. Tills lit the opportunity of your 1 if? to buy Shoe#, Clothing, Etc., cheap. Y T. Villepigue. FOR SALE. Jl'iO *cr?>? of land no?r T.lhertv Hill known n? the Rnhecca Lufttft ?r<iet Pour hrr?<? arm opi?n. Apj ly to llt-ur) Savage or W. Ji. Hough, Application for Final Maine. No'iro in h"n>bv jrivti that on Tuwj. 'I?v, N' v- 13. 1006 { will lo ihrt! J?dge ?r FrulmiM ? ( Ivmlyiw <onnty for I,nlt?nv J) i * in ikhot v hh Adiiiinihti atri* of ?he ?!>tato of J. T. Young. Mr?. M. C, Young. AduVx. Oct. 11, 190Q. Master's Sale. South Carolina?K?rahaw Countj. In the Court of Common Pleas. Elizabeth Kntijht, Plaintiff, , vs Louisa Kn>g t. Win Kni ht,Jlobert S Floyd, and J. M Cars o*Com pany, Defendants. By virtu? of a dec etal order. hercin, by Mm Honor, l??dgo J C. Ktuuh, d ?e<l August 1 st f 1906, I will ?>o11 *t public outcry to tho highest bidder brfore the Court House d>or in Camden. S. C., within the legal bourn of sale on the first Monday in November, 190fi, being tl>e fifth day oi the month, the following described property : All that piece, parcel or tract of larcj' lying, boing ami situate in County of Kcrehaw, Ktat?? aforesaid containing One Hundred ami Sixty-eight acres more or Im8B, bounded on the North by land# of Thomas Kirkley; Kaat by lands of N B Taylor; South by lamia of Frank Young and West bv lands of Carolina Truetdel Terras of Sale?One-half caah, bal ance in one year from date of said sale with interest a? the rate of Eiftht (8) r?r cent per annum payable annually. L a W11TKOW8KY, Master Kershaw County. Oct. 8th, 1906. Mastei's Sale. South Carolina, 1 Court of Kersbftw County, j Common'Pleoa S. W. Welsh, Administrator of the Estate of J. V. Welsh, deceased, Plaintiff, vs ~. Ro'>in Pond and Trustees of S-hool District No Fourteen of Kershaw County, Defendants. Bv virtue of ft decfttfal order, herein >>y hi-? firinor. Jtidee It W Memruenuer, l*t?-d ()ot<>ber 6ih. 1906, I will st?'l at public outcry to the t? 1 wIiokt l)i??iler. be f->re the Court House d >or in Oho den, * C., ^iMiitftthe loir*l hours of aale on ?'io fl'st Moiitfay in November. I9U6 be I ing the flft^Aty of the month, the fol- j I >w:.ng 11- Scrnfed property: "All tli-it certain pieces parcel or tract of land Iviuur, !>?? fijr mi l situate in the <'0:111 yof'K?rahaw. State of South Oar... linn. o>? the valors of I.onj? Brunch; con. taining aevoni?-flve acr?a more or )? s?-r b u tided as 'ollow*;' jns: sn a pine corn- r oh the ?'am<leu road, thence down a, htanch to Long. Branch to blnek t;um corner; thonee d-iwn aaii branch to a vyatcr oafc-.c.orner, tbencn South to a pine co-tier; thence to a pine comer on the ("ijtniieu roa-i to William 'atoe'i lanti; th**nee with ''amden r >a?l to MeotifiK House ro*d; 1 hence with said road ton pine corner on Lawyer road; thence up paid road to the beginning. Terma of Sale ?One half cash, the balance in one year fion date ?<f aaid aale with interest f-om said date at the rate of Seven (7) per centum i>er annum ; se c'uted bv the bond of tl.o jiureh.iser and h looriuage of the premises sold, pur chaser to have the priviludgo of pajing all cish. L. A. WITTKOWRKY. Maater for Kershaw County. Oct. 11 tit, 1900. Master's Sale, South Carolina?Kershaw Counly. S ?_ ^ In the Court of C>tnmon Pleas J M Carson Company, v Plaintiff, ik va Ila Millet? Susie Onburn. Lizzie Custon. Samuel Cq ton, Wil'iam Caston. Armenter Taylor. S L Gardner, Jr, Mary A E Cly burn, in her own right, tend as ectifrix of the hist Will and Testa anent of Stephen C Clyburn, de ceased, ' Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order, herein, by hi* liontm. .ftrtge J. C. Ktugh, datea Auttust 1st, 1006, I will tell at public outcry to the higheat bidder, before tee Court IfoU'e door in Gamdes, 8. C , within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1906, brim the fifth day of the month. the isilay. All that piece, parcel or trsot of lend Irlnf. being and situate in the County of K era haw. State of South Demi ins, ceo. talniag Three Hundred end Twenty five ?ores mk or Isee and boumted sa fot. lows: On the North by Rotate leads "t Seaborne Trueedel; on the Best by lands of W Henry T?mng, ea the South by taaris of L L Civ bam; and oa the W#e% by laa?ls of 8. L Gardner. Jr. Terms of Mak.?Una half cash belsaee la oae fees tfom eate of eefcf tale with lateral at the ru*a of ICaght (?) per Mt par asaam. Will h? ?he bosdif lb sit kM a mortgage sf the pceaai> I thst OU parshaier hsis lbs CANTEY & BOYKIN, l-IRI- INSURANCE. Dwelling Ami Mercantile Risks A Specialty. We Represent Only The Host And Most Reliable Companies. Real Kstate Ami Ucntinu Agents. Welsh Neck High School IIAKTSV1I.I.K, S. Co-Imm hi iuu.li and .tniitarv. buildings lar^e and eommo heated b) furnaces oestrum, provided witli shower baths and situated on a rumpus of 1 welve acres. 1*11 ro artesian water. Innt.iuciors, j*riitliclSoh of leading colleges of the country. Terins tor hoard, tuition and medical attendance for session 20.110. Ui.iforin.H lor cadet. $i$0 00; lor young ladv about $18.00 lor session. Write for catalog HOHT. W. DUKKKTT, A M.. Principal. Go To Kennedy's And See His New Store. ? Ho will show you (ho most complete Stock- ho has ever ? ?ftered the trade. The Leader in Hardware, he will sell you complete the best 50 stove on Hie market. Jlis Ranges not surpassed, especially his $'20. Range.- See it.1 Delft Ware for kitchen and house (so pretty) every peice warranted. The celebrated K K. Pocket knives, shears and Table Cutlery warranted. Breech loading Guns, Hunters outfits. Pumps. Pipe black and Galvanized. Engine fittings Plumbing Supplies. Jap A Lac, old Furniture looks new. Harrows Disc and Smoothing. Grain drills and Carmichaol distributors, use thein and plant in the open furrow, the true principle, and thereby save your seed and stand. Vulcan and Chattanooga Plows. Car Milburn Wagons. Ilav Presses. Saddles, Bridles, Harness. Bagging and Ties: Nice line Groceries. fkm D. fCeppedy. WEEK END & OUTING RATES f VIA. SOUTHERN RAILWAY The Southern Railway will sell week end excursion tickets from Camden to points named below at very low rates as follows: Isle of Palnitfand return E; $3 85 Shelby, N. 0, and return 3 65 Anderson S. 0., and return 4 65 * Spartanburg, S. G\, and return 3 85 Whitestone, S. C., and return . 3 00 Union. S. 0., and return . . . % 3 00 c' Tickets sold'Yor all trains leaving Sat urdays and Sunday mornings, limit ed good to return until following Tuesday. For full information, con sult So. Railway ticket agents. W S COOPER* Agent, f?ftmden, S, C. It W HUNT, Diriflinn I'nsnon^cr Agent, Charleston, S. C. SEABOARD Air Line Railway. Sixth Annual Eastern TO . OLD, POINT COMFORT Virginia Beach and Ocean View, Va. Wedmedav. 1 (fQ fl fl J ROUND Augutit 15 f OO.UU. \ TRIP From Columbia, Camden and Oberaw. 1 r~ ' ? $6T00 to Wrightsville tteaoh, N. 0. $8.00 to Morehead City, N. C. ?>, -*> *? ? Good Returning until August Slat, 1906. Double daily service in both directions. ?. ? . v? -v v lor farther information dall oa?. If. BulUrd, Agt ..... ?? . V " Camden, is a, or wrtte W. fe. Burroughs, 1 -w^ - fell Bros. & Co. Q Tho House That Always (lives Satisfaction. Yl It in iho lJolfcy of This J^t-us t*? Tj4&d. Po by th<3 First in Line with now Merchandise on tlu> vWy Throriliold of the season, wo have inaugure _ ' i our l?\ill opining ami tin> nowest Hint heat are heip'and ready for you 11 Kvry <h pnrtment. is with the now jUerckandiae. Tailored 8u< ('loakn, Skhts, Waists, l)rees Goods and Silks ore conspicuous in groat display. Colored Dress Goods. ,11 .4 Of which wo have the largest and best selected utock in the City prices to suit everybody'* purac. We bought early aud have saved t advance in prices from the Mills and our Cun'omers will share the ? oflt of same. - '? ? 10 I'oh Broadcloth all colors 50 ct? ysr 1 ? S pea French Si:rgo, all Wool, ull m w niiades Go cte yard, worth $1 J G pes nil wool Panama in all the i,nv jjt??lor*?, 00c y<l, worth 75c 5 pes Fancy Plaid Hoiting now and beautiful color combinations 60c yf| Crcatu Sorgo and Mohair are very popular for skirls and suits, we h&v a good lino to select I'rotn f)0c up 5 pes wool Suiting 54 inches wide, elegant clo.h fur skirts or I ftih-r-roi suits, (jrayf Blk, Brown and Blue at 50c a yard worth 75c t 2 pes Gray plaid Chevoit, all wool, 51 inches wide the newest thing ft seperate skirts at 75c yd worth Si Black Dress Goodfe. \ - """?IwsSP Wo hIjow the bi'ftt ami largest lino <>{. Black goods oyer Been in Cac&< Blk Broadcloth, Chiffon finish at 81, $1.50 and $1.75 ? yard Blk nil wool chevoit 50 indies wide ut 75o yd worth $1 Pino Fronoh 8orge}44 in. wide at $1 a yd-. Silk Warn Henriettas. $1 5ft mid $1 7ft a vd All wool Henriettas from 50o a yd up. ' All the newest tilings in Pannum?Chiffon finish? from 50e a yd up. A full lino of Brilliautino and Secilliana f)0o u yd tip. * \ ? . r-. Silks, Silks. 1 ' \ -? 7 "T: "j'v ' \'iw Wo have the largest and most complete atock,ot' up-to-date Silks this 6ide of New York. 3G inoli Black Taffeta Silk guarantee J beet Si raluc?onr price 7GQ 27 inch Taffetas?all colors and changeable??-regular $1 valu< prioe 75j Panoy Bilks io ehoce Waist and Sull^iylos?35c, 50c, a; Pean de Cygne?the latest thing In Silks?nioe, soft"sod gracsMl.^ all now colors at 75o,a yard?worth 81. * Tito new Plaid Silk* in all ?onmhiuatio-is oLcolon at 75i a yard. :, Handsome line^of Tailor-made Suits fc* Ladies ami Mi-jes, The! up to date stock ever shown in the city?at prices from 810 to$25?I intend buying a Suit don't fail to look at Out'; we will ssrc yon 25 per ei ?. - v" ' v Ladies, Missed And Childrens Co i ? We bought a largo lino dircct from the mannUcturors at-the right ttyl and the right price?oau eavo you 25 per cent ort your Jacket by baytn from us. Come early r.nd get first <hoit<*. Don't wait ill! th?!y are ah ' ' . . ' ? - ? Vr^jvVwV.' ' V'*" picked over. 1 Wo arc headquarters for Hain Coat 8, CloHks, Tailor*made Suits, Shirts and W aisU. Clothing, Clothing, Clothing. Corrcot Clothing for Gentlemen. The right htyle is Ones of the thlpgl that j'on can connt <?o in ?>ur 4 Stroune & liioi. high nit Clothe?." Pot there to ?tay by expert Taylors who know what style Is.' "Every Sof| c Guaranteed.'* v' Shoes, Shoes. * We soli the King Qualify hik! Seelz floh-.vat SjOe ior men. Th^y haVS more Htyle, more eou'torJ, more rurahi'i y thin any other Sh ?o ma'le. Price fiotu $2.50 to $5.00. Hats, We soil the StcUou ami other famons brands of Hats." We fiiie style in a bat you want. Price from fiOe to $5.00. We have the mo*t complete line of Carpet*, Mattfoga, Bflus.^ift Squares, Etc.. that we have ever had. It Will pay you to inspect, Ottfrl before bajing^. Price anything io^ our store for eo?npa?itm.?CBTRgl iness rests on y<mr Judgment for Us prosperity. Con>e,briagry<mr and inspect one\f the looat np to date lines of tper to Camden. You ah^H welcome. COUK! ? ?Vf ? 'V-ii.'*ij& V: ? ...i., ; .v.. ... . . .. ? ????-? V* . . . - - ?*.'?. ?V* . ' v* ??. Tx - *C &Ek&rfi . \ ? - ?:** > v f. ? it, 'h&ii -t " ^ *' & -* -<vt% ' -fv - ft ijyfc -s-*- ~?&3&2*&d