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I I WOOD'S StfcQS Bliss Triumph Seed Potatoes aro one of tho mo?t popular kinds with truckers till through tho Fouth. They are extra early, pro line, lino appearance, and aro largely Hold in northern markets as ?'Bermuda Potatoes" ui high prices. We have a large stock of thin potato, extra lino quality, both Maine and Second Crop Seed. Wo are tho largest dealers In Seed Potatoes in the Bouth, ami offer all of tho best atul moat pro ductive kinds. Write for prices. Wood's Descriptive Catalogue tfivoB full information al>oiit Seed Potatoes and all Farm and Gar den Seeds. Mailed freo 011 re quest. T. W. WOOD ft SONS, Seedsmen, ? Richmond, Va. Jjoctl At The Bafitiat Church. The tlienie of the eeruiou next Sunday morning ut the Ruptist Church will ho. "The Supremo Mis sion of the Church." Iu the eve ning the second of the "Sailing Se ries" will be "TcuipeBt Tossed." Thero was a marked increase in tli o attendance at the Baptist Church last Sunday night upon the occasion ot the flret of the pas tor'^ "Sailing Series." There were k few vacant scale, however, which the pastor hopes to tee filled next sunday night. Attention, Pensioners. 1 will he at the Auditoi's office encii Saturday during the month of January) 1907, for the purpose of receiving applications for pensions All S ildiers, Sailors or their Wid ows who wiah to make application for a pension must do so during the month of January. Those al ready on the roll need not make ap plication, hut must report to me either in person or hy writing me ho that their names can he placed on the roll for tho ensuing year. ALLEN DBAS) Pension Commissioner. December JOih, 1900. Crepe Scared Negro Out of a Job. Specials from Ilattiesburg, Miss., Hft\ that the"' vacant clerkship in the Hattieaburg postoffice to which tho negro, VV. T. George, wue ap pointed has becu filled by a white clerk ^ Georgo^ recently notified the poatofllco department that ho fear ed pemoual injury if he Accepted the position The position was fill ed after Geortre had been notified to appear and failed to respond Whi te residents of Halticabutg claim tliat Grorgc's fear of violence was not well founded, aud the hung in'; of a pi?-ce of crepe in fun on the posloffice door after the ne groc'a appointment caused a rumor of a plot ngainst him. New Schedules I'cgs&aiQg last Monday t!:c fol lowing ?ohedules went into effect on the SouthfeVn road : Train No. U3. leave Kingvillc at 10 -15 a. m , formerly at 11 a, m., arriving at Camden at 12 nooti, Rock Hill 2.45 p. in'., and Marion 8 25 p. m. Train No. 113 will wait at King villc for No. 29, onlv when they have passengers f>?r them, start insr west of BUckville. No. 114 will leave M xriou at 5 30 a. in,, formerly at ?! 30 a. m , leave R ?ck Ilill at 11 15 a. m., arrive at Kinqville at 4 p m. "1*1 ain No. 117 leave Kingville at 50 p. m, ariive at Camden 6.20 p. in., Rock Hill 9 20 p. m. Train No. 118 leave Rock Ilill at T> 20 a. m., Camden 9 n. in , King villi, at 10.20 a. m , as formerly. Resolutions Passed by tho John D. Kennedy Chapter U. D C. Camden, S. C., Oct 29, 1900. Since our lust meeting God in his wisdom and love, Iiks called from earth to Paradise one of our Chapter, Mrs. Mary McDowall Young, therefore, be it Unsolved, That in her death our Chapter has loat one of its most earnest and most enthueinstic mem hers and is sorely bereaved. She , was a young girl when tlie war for Southern'independence began and no woman of;the South was move patriotic aud untiring in work for the soldiers and the cause of the Confederacy.during these four ?ad years; and no woman has been more loyal and devoted to the memory of that loat cause and its martyrs and veterans in ull tho forty years aince our eaaae was lost and our flag furled. Ready for any good *ork aha entered into that of the U. D ,C. with bear! anJ aool, and our Chapter owes much to her zaal and feel that ber place canuot be Resolved, That we ever cherish -bar measnry lovingly and lonOTtbr iu ?i?r mtinuijf * psgc if.tsr me book. devolved, That we offer to ber w#l a ad daegtil+re ear deepeat tew bireafMtk One of ?>ur mobt highly ( Dlo ino fri?-n<U >v|io hci veil lhionj?lt On- n tire four \?ao? of (lit- |(i>m i Mi:n> l<"* If n f ? 1 < f I US tlO fol|.?*|og l|!M( which we. i u fuiMi<l <.n tl?i' body <1 0**u. .1 .Johnson 1**11igr?-w %\i.< w<* kijlfi) nl Frtilir-K Wh'iio, M i n i s<; i: At' ne I walked llif ni'i i\ii biiai):', A jiriuly hhell w.i? m my l and. I aii-l wniic i)|>->it th?- rand. My name, the >t*ar. the day. Ah oiuviird front the spot l parsed, One linireriit'/ look L?i-tiin<I I cast, ?\ wiivi! i-Huif. rolling high and fust. Anil washed my lines away. ,\i"| so io?< thought 'twill shortly I. With every trace on earth of nit, A wave from dark oloivi' l: m tea, Will roll acro.s* t!u* place. When* 1 have trad the * iinly nhor< , Of lime, o*?d been, to 1)0 no more, Of nit*, my day. 11;*? namv I bore, To leave, no track, nor tract*. A till yet with Him who count* 111 ?> .-andrf And holds llu? wattrs in hi* hands, I know a lasting rucord stands, Inscribed against mv ivinm Of all il.is uioitai part h?<tn wrought, Of all lbi.4 thinking m>ul hath iionjltt, And from ll?*??* (| -ettrjr mnim nt? cau-'ht, For glory, or for shame. PERSON At.. Mr (? K. lioynton was in Colum bia Wednesday. Mr. Willie Young spent Wednes day in the Capital city. Mr. Kddie Nettlea, of Columbia spent Sunday in Catriden with tela tivea. Mr. '1' J Kiikland was among the Cauiden people in Columbia Wed nesday. Senator \V. R, Hongh is in Coluni bia attending the annual session of the Senate Mayor. 15. IV Hlakenoy and Alder mat) j. M. Carson, of Kershaw were in Camden laat Monday, C apt. J. G. Richards passed through Camden Monday to bo at the meeting of the Legislature. Representativo 1). M. Hethune pass ed through Cam<len Tuesday morn ing on his way to the legislature. We regret lo learn that Mr and Mrs. Pi-'U Young and family have moved from Camden lo lloek Hill. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signaturo of C An Ordinance To Govern Hacks awl llio Husiness of Hack-Driving an'l th'i Transportation of Passengers and their Hag* gage Bp it ordained by the Citv Council of ho City of Camden, S. C. : I. N'o vehicle used and run for tin* ranspoi tat ion ">f passengers and their jagiraire to and from the ra'lroad tlrp.>ts vithin the City of Camden, S. C , nor any lriver or employee ? ? f tbo owner of tin* lame, shall approach nearer than twelve; 12) feet of the train of cars from which passengers and bag^aue are to be receiv ed: and all such vehicles, drivers and pmployoes shall occupy only such apace or position on the streets of the City or Railroad premises us shall be assigned to them . II. No owner or employee of the own er of any such vehicle, nor pioprietor.or ilrummer, or agent of a hotel or hoarding liourie, nor any person whomsoever, shall hoi?ier<>UHly or iiii]i*Iy ouui'ii any ouo io ride in a vehicle. Iir. The charge for the transportation of n pnssenper from any place within the Citv limit.-* to any other place, within the City limits shall not be more than twen ty-five (25) cents: Provided, That if audi passenger should have bangago. thero may be an additional charge of twenty-live (2r?) cent*1 for each trunk or other piece of heavy baguncrc : Piovided further. Thai for the transportation of an infant under live (r>) years there sh ill he no charge. IV. Kadi anil every buck shall 1><* num hered and the driver thereof shall wear a tag on the left lapel of his coat bearing a number correspon linn to the number of the hack.?tags for both hack and driver to be furnished bv City < leik V It shall lu? unlawful for any driver of a'vehicle to drive in a boisterous, dw orderlv, careless dangerous or l.urtlul manner, or in such a manner as to put hiiv person ill fear of bodily hurt or dam ace to the property of any individual. VI. It shall be unlawful for any per son or persons t ? engage or use a hack, or other public vehicle of transportation, in this Citv not intending to pay for the game at the time said hack or vehicle is euitaiti'd, but with intant to defraud the owner or driver of said hack or vehicle out of the value of the use thereof : and overv employment of such back or vehl do shall be for cash. It shall be un aw ful for anv driver of a hack or vehicle refuse to haul a passenger or passenger* when not otherwise engaged; nor si all any driver of any hack or vHncle fad to keep an engagement. VII It shall be unlawful for any hack man or driver of anv public vehicle lo leave bis back or vehicle, except fo as sist passengers lo and from bls vehi<>, or to transfer their baggage : 1 rovided, however, said driver can leave his vehi cle if he continues to hold the reins in No person shall be allowed to drive a hack unless given a permit by tbo Mayor and Chief of Police and said Mayor and Chief of Police shall issue nermits only to such persons as can show a good character, and said Mayor Tnd Cniefof Police shall have tbo power at any time to cancel ?aid permit, if t >e parson holding same hksbeen guiltyof ?ach misconduct as unfits him fo' kind of work, or whoso vehi( lo ot animal shall be in such condition as to be unaaf ?rX?^A.ny person or persons violating anv of the provisions of the foregoing shall be guiltv of a misdemean nr ind shall be punishable, upon eon vie tion before the Recorder, by a fine not exceeding forty (10) prlsonment not exceeding thirty (30) XtHed in Council AskmDied, till. 7& U, of January, 1*^ GARRISON^ J. J. OOODALE, Oilr CWrk. lieyman? Freldht im. i I > t'?e < v. r.iit?? i f TtuaiUy ? , eight, M*. Mm ton II ?: id no Huj ? ? I iii8it . f uhi r;*\ w;\n married to J M ihh M 1111'i? II u" Kitidlieiin of (j H'-ik Hi)1, S ( 'I tj** OuHUltful li ? f i > o i if i hi- lni'ii'n parents wi ft nri 'stii-u1 \ in i o rtU'i in white arid \l i ? e !i. An i' i ."ln'M i u f i o in C li h r - 1'ilte liiwlt lil] .i.Ur-h! fu| llit; Oil's. | hjnii. 1 tin v?'ty in;ptfBuiveeercmo j n) wiik p< rft.rtnril by Ut v. Dr.M.A. I*. Z ?' 8 )f ( ll n l !? hi I'll . Mr. (>, H. ) H ? u in whu I *? t?t ii k i M isk (> fti r if Ki (idl'i'iii) whIi Mi. Alh. 11 Ktfiil ??* hu mid M is-4 11 u li(i A iilil df Kufiiovi i wiili Mr. Herman St/honk <lf G? l I ? || |. I III<? <I l In* 10 81 of ilie lirii) hi pj.i t \ . Af11'r mii ??!ulr,ir?i'i- puj j?r and n l?? i!! i??li? i ??<*?* |?t mii. M i ui)il Mrs. Ho \ ii i m ii lift iii. tl o mi til -1; i j? 111 11 tti n f -I p? I I, t , 'I (??nil.;. f'OR RENT. About :?i) Hrros ^ooil 1 nn! on Mill St.. hi*tvv?fiiit Union Si. ninl l''ni"iory Lane. Apply to D K. WILLIAMS. JK. .1 anu-iry 11, 1007 Money To Loan. I ?ni prepare! to innkp loan* Im Ap proved security of Real lv^tate ? fi Ker ? haw-County on terma to suit, borrower W. M. SHANNON. Attorney at Lav?. Camden, S C., Nov. 10, r.M)6. r Executor's Notice, All persons holding claims ngainul tiie estate of T. W. B Sniitht deceased, will present the same duly attested to within tin* time prescribed by law and those in debted to I li o estate will make immediate payment of same to me. C. N. HUMPH HIES, Kxectitor. January Itli, 1007. Painting Sl Paper Hanging. I wish to announce to (he people of Condon and community that I am pre pared to do Paintim; and I'upcr Hanging at very reasonable rates, and solint their patronaye Satisfaction guarim tieii. I have on hand a line of paper samples which I will he plosed to show you. Respectfully, J. A. LINCOLN, I' <> HOX 410. Camden, S. C., Jan. 1st, 1907. Notice To School Teachers, I positively cannot approve puv war fitn's for any teacher who ha* not a cer. titii Hte registered in this county. Teach era who liohl certificates from other counties or those who havo diplomas fr->m the adopted colleges in this State will please have t hem registered before presenting thoir iirsf claim for approval. Tlie following i? ti list of adopted col I eg.-s: University of South Carolina. WoHord College Furinan U iii vol sity. Cl'-mson College. S. C. .Military Academy. Krskine College Newbery Collude. Hreenville Fein-tie College. Charleston College. Chicora Col lege. Limestone Female Collug.*. , Converse College. Columbia Female College Presbyterian College for Women. Winthrop College, Lander Female College. Presbyterian College of 8. C. Due West Female College. Memminger Normal School. (Colored) Claflin University. State Colored College. Benedict College. AVery Normal Institute. Allen litis versit.y Harbison College. W. B. Turner, Supt of lid Kershaw Co. Oct. ir>, wot;. Tax lieturns. OtliCe of County Auditor, i Kershaw County. J Camden, S.C., Dec. 10, ) Notice is hereby given that the Audi tor's oftice for receiving State and County tax returns will he. open from January 1st, 1907, to February 20th, 1907 The dates of th? appointments ?t which the Auditor or his deputy will visit the usual places in the County for receiving returns are given below: llethuno January 8. Ride)'s Mill, January 9. Bowers' School Ilonae, January, 10. Kirk ley's Store, January 11. Kershaw, January 12. Westville. January 14. Kussell Place, January l.r>. Libert v llill, January 10. Halwin's Cross Bonds, January 17. Blaney, January 18 The law requires that all persons own-j ing property or in anywise having charge of such property either as agent, husband, guardian, trustee, executor, administra tor, Ac., return the same under oath lo the Auditor, who requests all p'-r^ms to he prompt* in making their returns and save the fiO |>er cent penalty which will he added to the property valuation of all per sons who fuil lo make returns within the time prescribed bybrw^-^ INCOME TAX -* Under an Acfot the legislature all per sons having il gro?s income of Twenty live Hundred Dollars or more are required lo make a return of tho same to the Audi tor ?t tho time of making their other re turns. TI1K POLL TAX. All citisons of this State l>etween the ages of Twenty-one ami ? Sixty years of age, excepting Confederate soldiers are re quired to pay a I?olI Tax of Ono Dollar a year All returns sent by mail must bo made out on proper blanks ami sworn to before jK>me officer qualified to administer said oath, otherwise they will not bo received at this office as return*. The Oountv Bum! of Kqrmlimtiott will meet at tJhe office of tho t oontv Auditor uh m.6 4ih Tr.rr^r March. for the purpose of equalising property, hearing complaint* Awdfcef E*sb?w Co. X FOR JABBARY Special Cut Prices On The Following Lines: Ladies'Cloaks And Jackets, Ladies' Rain Coats, Ladies' Tailored Suits, ^ i Children's Cloaks And Jackets, Blankets And Comforts, Rugs And Art Squares, Ladies' Walking Skirts. Now tho goods mentioned above are jus! a few of tic many that await you hero. We Ave goin^ to try and close out ns nearly ns possible our entire stock of winter jioods in th" next two nioiiths. Now we nre not ljunt talking'' for 11 i*i??<; are * ? jE'NUINE t> m every department of our store. Men's & Boys' Clothing & Overcoats. Entire stock ot these goods are bein^ offefed at a great sae rilice. ? Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! "Star Brand Shoes are better." That is what, everybody says that wear a pair of these "Star Shoes." Wo arc now ready to pve > on the lowo3t cash price on Fertilizers of all kind; Soda, Muriate Potash and fill of the F. 8. Royster high f^rade Mixtures, Sold for cash or on ap proved paper. Yours Respectfully, ^ The Famous Gilt Edge Store, P. T. VlllepWjue, Proprietor. r> flP \)m $35,000 worth of Merchandise must be sold re gardless of value, in the next .30days. I his sale begins 4.J Friday morning, November 9 at 9 o'clock sharp rain or shine. Tell your friends to meet you at II irsch's where the original Bargain saie is on and where you will find every thing as advertised. binding that our stock is entirely too heavy for the crops that have been made this Fall, we have de cided to throw our entire stock before the public consist-" ing of Dry Goods, , Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Caps, (jent's Furnishings, Mil linery, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, in fact every arti cle in the house will be included in this gigantic and' most sensational sale we have ever introduced, you can , buy Ladies Tailor made Suits Cloaks,,.Jackets & Rain coats at your own price as our stock is entirely too large, and same must be sold. Remember this sale is for cash on ly, no goods will be charged. Yours Ri-op^e1 fwily, Hirsch Bros. & Co.