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5??al Wevg, Cotton Morket, la quote. 10 7-8 6 Cotton la quoted ibid morning at Box Supper. r Everybody la cordially invited to alltud & Box Son per ?t Mr. .! *? \V*ttb' Hiori*. on (' id Ik v 11 ill, Friday night, N"v. 2nd. Thirt |>urly in f<>i tbe benefit of Flint Mill rhmcb. A . ^ U. D. O Tbe Jolin l)?...Kennedy ('hnpU'i nailed to meet At Hit' iioiu<? ??f Me W. M Shannon on Rfetorv 8cju-?re on M >nd*y Oct. 29 hi 8 p in ' Otflo^rn will he elected for the year and dele?HteH to Wotb tbe ertftl and Stale Cmiventions Tackey Party, ,r Tub ladies of ihe Presbyterian Church ??U1 give h Faekev LJ?riy nt th? residence of Mrs j? 0 Mo Cf*ight 00 Friday, November 2nd. Prize* to he giv?n hen t tai key. Am fttftpy a?~tmn do bo Ar?* r<;que?le<i] tocome in tackey coatumce. Meeting Olosod. ' yXhe meeting at the Haptiat church clotted on Wednesday night, Bev. L. A. Cooper returning ' to ?_-J^>Uaaton TlMMhdHy morning, Mr, C-?op?r is a forceful preacher aqrt ~'v much good has been done by his coming here. Thirty-live were add ed Upon profeaaion of their faith ; And twenty-one by letter, Thia in the largest addition at one limn that the church haa had f(?r more than a deoade of yeata. Smith Greater Shows. v The Smith Greater Shown?tin* Oftrnfvalr?is her,** this week 1 In* u authorities very wisely had th<* ' gregation located down below the "main business part of town?even Q Vlow the Messenger office We have not seen a great deal of it but from wl)at we have seen it^trikes us that it is better than some that have heen her.e. t'ertainly the man agers take godd rare of the pre*t? ??d. DDy onetxioinpf this has at. Inapt .one good quality. The Carnival ip liere under the auspices of the Can) den baseball association. Death of Mr. F Nelson |t; tfc is With deep regret, that w ^ . announce "the death of ?>ur good old . *ijUtien, Mr. F> NVls'?n, which ec on the uiglit <?f the 13th ? ' fn?t at roidntfihfj a' h's home wear itbiB CuTetrfn Mill M>. N?ds?n ws? wreii thought of aiming hie h?>Rt of Mi&ifrta and led a chiiaiian life. He .%?? 84 years of age. , Hta reuiHiijs Were laid to jeet in the burial grpund at Union church. Mr. Nel jion4eave? behind him a widow and iMv?>d children and a number .of f^grsnd child 1 en to mourn hi* death. deepest sympathy i? extendi d f^liis relatives. > W. |>. 'A Beautiful Marriage. Speoial to 1116 State. -The most important event of the ? otuiDD MBHon was the marriage last night (Oct. I7th) of M'?a Ann? OiinbiBglmm Johnson to Mi H?n rM^0??e ll'iyktn at the home <if th< *>ride's partem* in Kirlcwood. The tirtde is the third daughter of Mr. *od Mr*. Bobert C. Jobnaon, a farming young woman and a pop* ?r member of Camden's amart set liter nyirriage to Mr.. Boykin, who ia a #ortby son of a long Una of worthy men of that name, added Another link to ibe .chain which Already binds two famil.es c.lonely afflliilied, sod the nuptials last eve jntog w*ro like unto a big, happy mmm reunion. mm crzy eottage was a perfect! ftawer of amilax and the tableau?! Revealed aa ibe petU bride knelt for Ilia benediction by the side of her apoune'a; the feet of the Be-v. Dr W. B. Gordon waasolemn and etrlk ?*1 Kg. . Eight charming young maida arltlj tbeir attendants had formed ?? ?circle about the improviaed ?lUtar when to the delightful atraioa ^ the ever romantic Mendelaohn's march the bridal oonple, preceded byMits Mary Johnson, the maid . of ho n or and slater of the bride, en tered. UK Lynch Deaa was the hridemaide And gronmamon weieMiea PranceaHov GU*? SnlmomJ, Mi mm rUv B<?\ kin ?od Mr -T A Bovkln, i?Mary Caoley and Mr. R. H. b 6f Peonaylvania, Miaa Marjo . teywerd of Columbia and Mc. awtnn Bovkln, Mihb Alice Onrbett Banter Lang, Ulifl H^nri ' JnhBipn and Mr Henry C*rri Lula C?>ok Ho, kin and % RMiardaon Dens, llian H?*l*?n .ffr? of P?nnevlvania wnd Mr. W. ;1fbr brtd? was dainty kod charm r'lw'-a yown of shimmering ?atin. ^ old family Jewela and car Nr- towa, ? The maid of waa white ailkand ahe JPft' The 'hridea Wfa ver? fetohlag lo pink f??'sg grswfal bascli ^:r??nat ci?ngrm?ia. ?ttkM Ifam de?r proceeded ; tt*; ?*?*??? re n?wr?? **?*, ?*"' i*#"" o* ??? mmim intll) Mr. L. L. Block Murderously Assaulted. On Monday uight 1 kht about 7 o'clock Mr. L. L. lilook, the well known merchant of the litm of Hirtch Hrog A Co., wh8 goin# llOllle (4) Hupper Hl)d Junt MM III reacheil Itih front uh 1 u In* who Hi ruck ill lilt' tlHHfl With HI) illtl rod by soiut* unknown peraou. Mr. Hlock 8ii11U iJmwii ii{><>n lli?* pavement hf piaiuIsaw Iiih h bh a I! ? ant in the nel of inllicting another ? ?low, but thinking Mr Hlock w?? aimed and ahout to shoot IIIiii the would-be murderer il*'d. Mr. Hlock followed him for some .die l. mice but on account of weakness ho could not go very far and the scoundrel made good his escape in ilie darkness. Mr. Hlock resides ? ui l)i Kalh street, opposite Ht?mp ton Hark, ?i"i more llnui one Iiuii died yards from the identical ?|???? where Mr. R. A. McDowell whu murdered a little more iliau year ago, and Mr. Hlock bh\s be is flu re his assailant came out of the grove. We are plad to atale that Mr. Hlock is able to he out though he is sullering from a severe cut on his head. / PERSONAL. Mr. A H.Young left vo<tcrdav for ft trip to St. Augustine. Fla Mr J W. Tucker formerly in the lumbor business hero ih located at Orangeburg. Andrew J. Betbea, the enterprising and tfenial editor of the Darlington Now Era, whs in town laat Friday He <Hrl not come to see Richard Da' Ran banged Mr Bethea is au'ipplj cant for Hie position of private accre tary to Governor Ansel ?Bennetts ville Advocate Mr. Bethea resided in ('umden about two years ago as i teacher in .the graded school here. Citatiorf. South Carolina- ?Korsbaw County By J. B. Phelps, Probate Judge. Whereas. P. G. Perry made Ruit to me, to grant him Letter.* of Administra tion, of the Estate of and effects of Mrs. M M Peiry. These are th?'rfcfore to cite and admen 'sh all and singular the kindred and the creditors of tho said M M. Perry, deceased that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at. Camden, 8. C , on the 5th dav of November next after publication there of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause if any thev have, why the said administration should not he granted. Given under my hand this 18th day of October. A. I)., 1906. Published in the Camden Chronicle un t^b 19th dav of October. Jw)6. A J. B w\\ELPS, of Probate. Xiuoknow^r M> E Htnr?We have nn abun dance of ruin and Hie farmers find it difficult, to get their cotton pick ed out; S'?me few fields look clean but the major part of them look like they had never been touched. Two young ladies in this vicini ty have picked 2000 pounds of cot ton apiectf" Their names are Mrsses Hannah and Laura Dority. Lafarur is scarce here like jt is everywhere else, and we are pnt to our trumps lo get ootton picked out at any price. Lucknow grows in spito of the sorry cotton crop** Messrs WiJef Hopkins and Willie Rogers huve moved in lately and Mr. Rich ard Hyatt will ootne here to live in a few days. Mr. Willie Hall who is popular, pleassut and in easy uirourastauccs.has moved lo his new residence. Mr. Henry Pale is run ning his saw mill with success, and iias a large farm besides. Messrs. (3eo Hall and Wiliio Tisdale run * ginnery wit,b two gins. " They do a successful business and give sails faction. Mr,T8.Hyalt had one bale ginned there that weighed 550 lbs. He put in but 1450 lbs of geed cot ton Mr. John Campbcllu is a good blacksmith and can cure cancers. The evangelist, Mr. Leach, took dinner with Mr. J. W Tisdale one day last week. Mr. 4 . M Kelly sells large quantities of flower grapes. They are floe -for canning and preserving. Mr. Rivers Hol land works in the turpentine farm with Mr. R B. Lang; the latter named gentleman ia extensively en gaged in the turpentine industry I'he farmers in iJip vicinity of Bishopville are gelling their cotton nui faster than we are hero. Miss Liziie Kelly has made some deli cious preserves from the Flower grapes. She puts one gallon of su gar lo two gallons of grapes, conk ing tk? hulls v and pulp together The frosls on the liili, I8<h and 13ib of tiiia month were the sever est ever fell or seen io this coun iry at so early a season of iti< year. There was considerable ic? ^eeo each of ihe three mornings. Our corn orops are good,' but lb* pes and cotton crops are slim Mrs. John M. Kelly ,hae about an sore ia eollerds, looking, as greeti sod flourishing" as you ever saw them al this season of ibe year. She bae a large reveler who speads rmrst of hie time in thi gardFOT B* ?wry bigt he cao find and ha* completely freed the garde* Arms itria pest. Of course she pri*. ?e 111* very highly. Mies Klmira Humphreys haa been sick wilb tv pb?id fever bat it Improving, If r Amm Sail is M|r pp ?* bit ieei - ; Oar brother of the Mtthenyer in vito* uh lo comj? down and spend a ??olid week with hun in festivities with "MyMeriou* Zora,? "Beautiful Clomania." etc., etc. Plyafe excuse us. Wo shall not he enticed, "(lot thee behind nit* Sitftft." z W ? Bankrupt Sale. ? 3100.00 hnnkrupt stock of W. 11. Z?-ujj>, to he elosed out hi once rt'gttrillf*h of coat. ShIh to heptn Friday, Octohvr iSitb, and continue until good* are a >IH. This Is the oppottunity of your )if? to buy Shoes, Clothing, Kte., cheap. P. T. Villepigue. Application for Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that on Tues day, Nov. 18, 1906, I will apply to the Judge of Probate ol Ker?lmw ('onnty for Letters Diimiss'ory as Administratrix of the estate of .1 T. Young. Mr*f M. Young. Adm'x. Oct. 11, 190G. Master's Sale. South Carolina?Kershaw County. In the Court of Common Pleaa. Elizabeth Knight, Plaintiff, VS Louisa Knight. Wm Kniuht, Robert S Floyd, and J. M. Carson Com pany, Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order, herein, by his Hono^Mtidge J. C. Klugh, dated August 1st, 1906, I will sell at public outOry to (bo Highest bidder before the Court House duor in Camden. S. C., within the legal hours of sale, on the limt Monday in November, 1906, being the fifth day of the month, the following described prOpprty: All that piece, parcel or tract of luhd lying, being and situate in County of Kershaw, Stato aforesaid containing One Hundred and Sixty-eight acres more or leas, bounded on the North by land# of Thomas Kirklev; East by lands of N". B. Taylor; South by lands of Frank Young and West bv hinds of Carolina Trueadel Terms of Kale?One-half cash, bal ance in one year from date of said side with interest at the rate Of Ei*ht (8) per cent per aunum. payable annually. , XL A WIITKOW8KY, '?Master Kershaw County. Oct. 8th,jl906, Master's Sale. ? South Carolina, | Court of Kershaw County. S Com noun Pie an # \* J v ~v S. W. Welsh, Administrator of the Estate of J. V Welsh, deceased, Plaintiff, vs Rohin Pond and Trustees of S< hool District No Fourteen of Kershaw County, ?v ^ Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order, herein, by hi* Honor. .Judge It W Metnmenger, dated October Cth. 1906, I will se'l at public outcry to the highest bidder, be fore the Court House door in Camden, ?*4. C., within the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in November, 1906, be ing the fifth day of the month, the fol lowing described property: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying, he'ng and situate in the County of Kershaw, State of South Carc linn, on the waters of f^ong Branch; con taining seventy-five acres, more or less, bounded as follows: Beginning on a pine corner on the Camden road , thence down a branch to Long Branch to black gum corner; thence down said branch* to a water oak corner, thence South to a pine corner; tbenco to a pine comer on the Camden road to William Uatoe's land; thence with <-amden road to Meeting House road ; thence with said road to a pine corner on L,awver road; thence up said road to the beginning. . Terms of Side?One half eash, the balance in one year from <We of said sale with interest from said date at the rate of Seven (7) per centum per annum; se cured by the bond of the purohaser and a mortgage of the premises sold, pur chaser to have the priviledge of pacing ^11 giBh. h A wjtt^6wsky. Maater for Kershfiw County, Oct. 11th, 1906. Master's Sale. South Carolina*?K?rehaw County. Jn tljp Court of Common Pleas. J. M Carson Company, Plaint ij, vs Ida Miller, Su*le Ogburn, Ltxzls Caston, Samuel Canton, WiViam Caston. Armenter Taylor, S L Gardner, Jr, Mary A E. Cly burn, tn her own Tight, and as Ex ecutrix of the last Will and Testa ment of 8teah?* O Clyburn, dp ceased, Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order, herein, by hit Honoo, Judge J. C. Klugh, dated Annual l?t. P06, J will sell at publio ontcry to the Wgho?t bidder, before the Court House dopr in Camdeo,; 8. C,, within the Vogal hours of nle. -on the flrnt Monday in November, 1000, being the fifth day of the . month, the follow, ing deeorlbed property: ^ All that piece, parcel ot tract of land lying, being and situate in the County of Kershaw; State of South Carolina, con taining Three Hundred and Twenty-five acre* nort or teea atad bounded, a* fol low? : On the North by Kttate lodt of geabpjne Trueadel; on the Beet by laoda cn'w.Hepry foung, o? the Houth-by ttbdi of t X vlrbnm I and oo the Weil by lands 61 8. L Oardaer. Jr. Term* of Salt.?One-half cash balance In one year from oate of aald sale with interest at the rate of Bight (8) per cent, per aeaaa. ?enrei br' ihr boad of the tgage ef the preni* pvrehaeer ha teethe eedeeiie ef paying the $nti Our Advice To You Is A A 111 "Hot Air" advertising never used by Hi is establishment. Go to Baum's when you want a great money's worth. Follow the crowd and you will come to us. 4 Here is the Jjome of low prices, good goods and plenty of them. Obligation to buy never comes with a visit to this store. Every merchant naturally claims to give "the best merchandise, the lowest prices, Hie most courteous treatment that can be had in the city." This statement has been set aside by this establishment years ago and whatwe ask now is simply compari son, we want your patronage and we expect to give you such treatment in all your purchases no matter how small,?to prove to you that your in terest is well taken care of by us. N8tes From Different Departments. Ladies And Childrens Cloaks. This slock is the largest the mammoth store has ever carried fto are showing Ihe newest styles in ladies rain coats ami loog cloaks. The plaid cloaks are all the go this season and yon will find them it) our roost com. plete cloak department. Cloaks for the young ladies and children. Black Dress Goods. If you care to see the finest collection of Black Dress Goods come.to the Mauomoth Store. Prices rango from 25c to 83 50 per yd. All ^ack Goods are sold under a guarantee. ? C ** A Colored'Dress Goods. f Everything Is here in Colored Dress Goods that one could wish to nee, lho variety is great and we will compare with any stock in the city. Satin finish Ladies Cloth ft I in wid?', hlg value at 81 19 per yard. Silk Warp Mohair, 48 in wide, beautiful lustre, f reat value at $1 and $1.25 yd. All Wool Serge in all shades epecial at 50c per yard. 54 in. black and Navy blue Elrillianteen. ft leader at 50e per yard* Wool Treoot in all colors 'at 25o per yard- 30 in. Si&'k Skin in all colors at 30o yd. SILKS?SILKS. / We know posltlve'y that we carry the best black taffeta ailkn that are manufactured in America. c There aro others Just aH good, but not bet ter Our guarantee glands behind all Silks at and over $1. por yard Lining Silks in all colors at 50c por yard. Can you beat IhisP^ 27 in Col ored Jap Silk in all colors at SOc per yard. We arc showing great variety in Plaid Waist Silks and Silks for Suits. l>on't fail to compare our Silks ?we will do the selling. 'House Furnishing. Towels at 10c to 75c each. lOOOJvards fine Table Linen in Mill End Lengths of 2 and 2 1 2 yard lengths at two thirds their regular prices? look thenai ovbr Heru stit&hod Sheets and Pillow Casos. We are showing a new aridoompletc line of White Bed Spreads, hem naed and fringed, the best values. Full eiz ; Bed Sheets at 49c each. "fe Kid Gloves. We want every lady in Carndon to wear a pair of SI.50 Kid Gloves for n psr pair warrant* I. We give Red Trading Stamps. --S ?'*? ' -A ?? ? t : &3SKiJj i. <: vflWfV J Hirscli Bros, & Co. The House Thai Always (lives You Satisfaction. ? x It h tlio Policy of This St<?r?; t<> Leal To ho tl?n First in Lino with the now Merchandise on llio very Threshold of tlx? season, we have inaugurated our fall opening and llio noweft and l>< hi are hoe ami ready for you now hvi'iy ?li'pniIntent ih bright with llio new Merchandise. Tailored Snits Cloaks, Skirls, Waists, Dress Ooodg and .Silica are conspicuous In the great display. & Colored Dress Goods. vC** Of which wo have lliu largest and best solocted nt,ook in'^ ttpo City a prices to suit everybody'# purae. We bought early and navij"saved the advance in prioos from tho Mills and our Customers will share tho ben efit of same. 10 IVh Broadcloth all colors 50 cts yard H pes French Serge, all Wool, nil new RliadcH G."> cts yard, worth $1 <> pen all wool Panama in all the now colors, 50c yd, worth 75c 5 pes Fancy J'laid uniting now and beautiful color coiuhinalions 50c yd (,reain Serge and Mohair arc very popultr for skirts ami su>tB, wo have a good line to seloct from 50o up 5 pes wool Suiting 5t inches wide, elegant cloth for skirts or Tailor-made / ?> suits, Gray, Blk, Brown an<V l^luo at 50c a yard worth 75c 2 pes Gray plaid Chovoit, all wool, 51 inches wide the newest thing foj BvpeiaVo skirts at 75c yd worth SI ? Black Dress Goods. We ihow the heat and Urgent line of Black goods ever seen in Caoadcn Blk Broadcloth, Chilton Ibiiah at 81, $1.50 und $1.75 n yard Blk all wool chevoit 50 inched wide at 7">o yd worth $ I Fine French Serge, 11 in. wid>' at $1 a yd Silk Warp Henriettas. $1.50 and $1 75 a vd A.II woo! Henrlcttao from 50,5 a yd up, All the newi'Ht things in Pannma?Chiffon llntfdt? from ftflo n yd lip. A full lino of Brilliaulino and SecilbaitH^jOo a yd up. Silks, Silks. Wo havo the largest mid most complolo stock ol up-to-dato Silks shown this siilo of Now York. 3G inch Black Tnft'jLa Silk guaranteed host $ I valqo?onr price 75?j 27 inch Tufletas?all colors ami uhangoables? rugulur $1 value?our ^ -r V "-?J price 75 j. Fancy Silks in choioe Waist ami Suit Styles?35c, 50c, nnd 75c a yd. Pean do Cygne?-the latest tiling in Silks?nice, soft and graceful, l-tt- - all now cjlors at 75c a ys?d? worth 81. ?. The new Plaid Silks in all*combinations of colors at 75v? a yard. - Handsome line of Tailor-made Suits for Ladies mid Mioses.. The most. tip to date stock ever shown in the city?it prices fipm 810 to $25. If you ' *?> , 'r ip. -w intend buying a Suit don't full to look at om>; we will gave you 25 per ct J ??? ? ? :? ?' s'^;. , ? ' ? . ? . - ? "v; Ladies, Misses And Child reus Goats. Wd bought a large lino dirrct from the manufacturers at the right style and the right price?aan savo you 25 per cei t on your Jacket by buying from aft. Come early and get' flist cbolor. Don't wait (ill thoy are stj plokod over. We are headquarters for lliin 0 >ats, Cloak", Tailor made Suits, Skirts and Waist*. * . / Clothing, Clothing, Clothing. .?> v . ? ^trf - Oorreot Clothing for Gentlemen. The right *t) le is ono of the things that you oan count on in our 'Strouse &? Hro?. high art Clothe*." Put there to stay by expert Taylors who know what stylo Is, "Every; Guaranteed." Shoes, Shoes. _ > We 8o 11 tho King (J nilily and See^z .ycb?-vat Shoo for men. They have more style, more comfort, more durubili'y Ibtn any other Shoe made. Price from $2.50 to $5.00. Hats. t . ' S '*? * We sell the Stetson and other famous brands of Hats. We have anv totyle In a hat you wfcnt. Prioe from 50c to $5.00. Wo have the most complete line of Carpets. Mattings, Rugs. Art Squares, Etc.. that we have ever had. .It will pay you to inspect our line before buying. Price anything in our storo for comparison. Our big baa* >ne*e rests on your judgment for its prosperity. . Come, bring your friends and inspect od& of the most up-to date lines of merobsndiss ef^r brought to Csmden. You are all welopme. COM lit v