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BRUGES GROCERY. Fine Teas & Cof fees. Headquarters For "Good Tilings To Eat." Phone 49. For Rent. My residence on Lyttleton street. Possession given immediately. Mlfls S A. Gibbes. Bargain# In Heal Estate. If you wish to get bargains In real estate, cither in the city or oountr*, eall on G. G. Alexander, Heal Estate Agent, Camden, S. C. Residence For Rent. At $20 per month. Opposite to "Rh'Oinsberry," Kit k wood, S, C. AppiV to Miss Mary 0. Watkius, Irwin Avenue, Spartanburg, S. C. To He Married. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sinyrl, of Cantey Hill, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Hat tie Mae, to Mr. Coleman Shaw at their home on the 28th of April. Cattle Pasture. I have on mv plantation at Hetty ]Se*k an unusually fine pasture for cattie. Abundance of good grass, wnter and shelter. Heal attention. Patronage solicited. li. Amnions. Notice. There will not be manv more ser vices til the old Baptist Church and the Pastor desires most earnestly to see every member of the Church present Sunday morning, Aprii 28th. L. A. Mitchell. Cpmctery Association. The annual meeting of the Cem nteTy Association will be held in the Presbyterian lecture room on Mon day afternoon, the 29:,h inut, Ht 5 o'clock. the ladies of the Memorial Asso ciation will also hold their annual meeting at. I he same place, on Mon day afternoon, the 29th, at (J o'clock. Members of both Associations are most urgently requested to at tead these meetings. .Southern Railroad Training School ' r' Owing to vacation of the school* throughout, the Summer, we are making a special offer of $50. for a three months comse, June, July and .August. This course can be com pleted by proper effort in this time on the part of the student. Write ?us and make triplication for schol arship. L.J.FRINIC, Mgr, South ?rn Railroad Training School, 1206 1-2 Main St., Columbia, S C. April 12, 07. Son. Mendel L. Smith Accepts Pres idency.. Special to The State. Orangeburg, S. C, Aprii z4 ? iHoo. Mendel L. Smith, of Camden, lhas accepted the presidency of the iSoulh Carolina State Lpngue, and lias already entered upon the duties thereof. Information to this effect \w?9 embodied in a telegram from 3VIr. Smith, signed as president, call ing ? meeting of the executive com mittee to bo held at Wrigl?t'? hotel, Columbia, at noon on Monday, ,April 29. The selection of Mr, Smith and liis acceptance is very gratifying to t!\? Orftng(4'M1 rK f?ns, and is the realizAlton of the hopes of last mmmer, i?i?on the directors of the towns composing the State league decided that in event of base ball again this season Mr, Smith ?wou)ki bo asked to accept tiie prf> Udency, and there ia no man in the State more capnblft of managing a i>a?eball league tiian Mr, Smith, twbo not only knows every play of the game, but is composed of rare executive Ability Mr. Smith lias a very large law practice wbich keep* him very buny j*lid *t the meeting of the grand i*4g?s Hnighla ui "ytiiJ*#, to he lieU in Anderson next isooth he will 4m elected grand olianoellnr for (the grand domain of S ?uth Caroli> fl?, so it will be Men that be will be * very huey Ben during th? M?lig eummer and it tm gener* iilf feared that ha would a*t #?? hie wajr clear to acoept the league pretdency, but hie acceptance under tbt CircumataBoe* naif teoda to in itWH lit alnady gfMt poptlirity Will U?.- New Or^ran Sunday Tilt* I) andsr nit* iii'w iitfin for Hi : I'runhvterian <bufch hia in /1. ! I'I'vt'fil in pm.ition hi)<) will I). I for Ili? tiiht titit?? on Sueday. i lie "ij?un is h model <>f tit'iiiil y no M ll'lHKrtnee Kful 1M H yii-Hl addition u. ! ilit: Church. V HKAl. KBTATK T11AN8PKU > I .1 Weldon Stokes lo ,) \] Stoke* < j acres Same to same 7."? acres $'>75 Mary li ( ?ranev u? .1 K Stoke* Iter I claim in tlio estate ot K J Stokes iL-uo Wineuy .) Davis to N li S|o|<cs b? r enteral in ?.??(.??(?? of K J Stokes $200 Colored Boy Killed, James Thompson and Lpwis Whitney, two colored boys, got in a row on Sunday morning laat. The Thompson liny hi ruck Whitney a severe blow on the head with ?* piece of h.\r<l coal, causing eoncus si on of the brain fioin wiiieh the unfortunate boy died a few hours afterward*. Thompson is in jail PERSON A li. Mr .1 Went, of Dethune, was in Canuien on Tuesday. Dr. J. S. Rhamc, in on u visit to his parents in Camden. Miss Nellie Nettles, who has been visiting in Cheraw for some time, ha returned to Camden. Mrs .J. S. Khame has returned from ft visit to relatives in North Carolina. Her sister, Mm, K. V. Durham, of Charlotte, accompanied her home. 1'oslmnfcter Shannon met by ?p pointment on the evening of the '23rd at the S, A. L depot, in a short, but pleasant and t-atislaetory interview, Hon. F. II HitcbeocU, first assistant postmaster general on his way back to Washington Better post ofilce quarters and service is assured for Camden in the near future. Card Purty. The attractive home of Mrs. Jolwi J. Workman on Lyttleton St. threw wide its hospitable doors yer ? torday Afternoon to receive tlie members of the ladies card idub. 'I'he woather was delightful, h 11 na ture set-mod moiling mid ?s if try ing to rival the beautiful lints and dresses of the gay and happy wear ers. Kuclire whs the game played and Miss Margaret .Johnson was the forti^atc winner of the liislprizc n handsome, cup and saucer, while Mrs. Caleh WhitaUer received the consolation, a beautiful fan. The rooms were tastefully decorated in pink and white, and this color scheme whs also carried out in the r? fresh men is which consisted of delicious cream, cake and strawber ries. The charming and popular hostess, assisted by Misses Leila and Mela Hoykin. left nothing un dotie to give pleasure to her guests, ail of whom pronounced tliis meet-J ing of the curd club one of the most delightful of the season's fes tiriiies. Sonic of those enjoying Mrs. Workman'* hospitnliiy were Mcsdames C II Yates. J B WalI?c*', I) A Hot kin, W I) Boy kin, 'K Y Steedman, K RI Woolen, J H Hums, John Cantey, Henry Savage, It i atton f)<'I/oache, JordanCart ison, A S White, I, T Mills, W D Trantham, W L DePasa, W M Shannon, J M Stoney, J P Heath, J W Corhett, Caleb Whitaker, W R Pinckney, Robin Zemp, Misses Kinu? Haile, Leila Shannon, Hen rietto Johnson, $leta Bojkin, Leila Bojkin, Margaret Johnson, Mary .Johnson, Bessie Jordan, Margaret Burnel, Kleanor Godfrey, Men Villepigue, Mary Vill^piBur Blanche Alexander, Miry {Janiov, Mary Huger, Norvelle Dens, Lizzie Whitakir, Eva Blackwell, Nona Burnet, Qibbon, Marv Whifcakwr, Betsy iloyfem, (J'larlotte Shannon. Whislcoy Shipmentfl by Express Alloiney Geneml Lyon contln iioi to recieve inquiries concerning the shipments of whiskey into1 this State by the repress companies He to-day replied to ? jitter from Constable William*, in ffefberj- , and one from Sheriff li! at'k w?>ll, of Darlington, each of whom wrote to 3*k about the poweis of officers of the law as to seizing stuff sent b\ express. Mr, Lyon told them that they could not enter an express office and seize whiskey, and ooultl not seize it until it is delivered to the consignee; he also staled to Mr, Williams that the express company can duliver whiskey at night if it deaireg to do ho, and if there is auy suspicion tljat the agent of the express company is1 soliciting orders for whiskey there is nn law which can reach him. Mr. Lyao ?lsostated In his letters that the head ortujialfiof the South ern Express Company had profited to give the officers of the law assist mice in suppressing the illicit traf fic io whiskey, though the company ae a common oarrier oannot refuse suc'u uliijiuieuts, and he declared thai be would take up the mailer ftgulo wilh the express company of. #0}%!#. In reply to County Tress Dtut PolV; fcfafplwrg, Mr. Lyon ftdvlaed bim tfoa* tj^era if RQlbing Id th? OarayrCotbran lay ip r*g#rd to the reoelpt of aamplea by the ooanty board and no method pre jp^fred by whloh the tan plea ah all be itffrqwf o^er to the board by the oovttr treaeurex,?Columbia Cor. (fnt* ? 9*fntr, April M. M?*thrdi?l 6111idttv School Picnic. The HfiittiHl |? i?? itit* of the Lvttif ? on S'i? Mi'! hndmt S.md*\ v\i'| he held tlfXI KiIiIm\. Mny 3rd. I in* |*?hiN* has not yet In < ii i1? ritU-il u . $25 FOR THE POSTAL TYPEWRITER. Tin* Postal is tlit* lirnt 1'raclieal Typewriter. bav in^ the I'niversal Ivey board and Writ ing, to la* oflered at a real ly 1<>\V price. D. H. BAUM, Agent, Camden, S. (\ Master's Sale. South Carolina?Kershaw County, In the Court of Common Picas. Louisa 8. //<?;;, Plaintiff, against IV. () Stokes, Defendant. (Foreclosure Sale ) Under ami by Virtue o' a Decree in the aboy* Case. made by tin' Honorable <ieo. y/. Prince, Judge Presiding in the 6th Circuit, and hearing date the l.r)tli day of April, A. I). 1UU7, J will otter for eale in front of the Court House door in the City of Camden, during . the legal hours of Bale on tlio first Monday iw May, A 1). 1907. next. being ttie GtInlay thereof, tbe following |>*rcel or tract of land in the County ami Stale afore said :? All that piece. parcel or tract, of land situate, lying and being >n Kershaw County, South Carolina, about nine ('.)) miles Knst. from Camden containing s?*v enty-fiys (75) acres, and hounded sis fol low# : on the North by lands of the estate of Harrison Hall, on tin Must and South by lands of J B. Turner, ami on the West by lands of Sam Ilim-on. 'I Ins being the tract of land deeded to AV. <?. Stokes by J B. Turner. Terms of sale, one half (1-2) cash. bal ance i n twelve (12) months, with privil ege to purchaser to pay the whol ? purchase price in cash. Purchaser to pay lor pa pers. Ii. A. WITTKOWSKY. Master for Kershaw County April 1 ,*> 111. l!H)7. Master's Sale, South Carolina?Kershaw County In the Court of Common I'leus. A M Brail sf,rd, Plaintiff, A//'ii nst J. D Dean. Lynch II Decs. Richard Ii Dens, KI editor Norve'le Deas > J. D I)e.as, Jr., Henry Deas, Kilea Douglas Deas a*d II. liar' chill Deas, and A D. Kennedy Assignee, and C II Yates, Agent of Creditors, of the Farmers and Merchants Uanh, Defendants. (Foreclosure Silt.) Under and by virtue of a Decrce iu the above case, made by the Honorable (}?o. K. Prince, .Indue Presiding in the 5th Circuit, and hem ice date the l*>th day of April. A. I). 1 n??7. I will offer lor pale in trout ol the Court House door In the City of Camden, during the legal hours of sale, on t.he first Monday in May, A I>. 1907, next, being the 0th day thereof, the following parcel or tract ot land in the Couniy uod State afore said :? i> AH t|iat parcel or tract of land in the County of Ker?hnw nn<l State of South Carolina, about ten (lOP'niiles South of ttieCity of Camdon anu containing one hundred acres, more or less, ami known as the **Mill Tract," and houoded on tbe North bv lands of T. B. Ancriim and El len D. Boykin, on ihe East by lands of I Samuel Boykin. on the South by lands of1 the Sftyte of South Carolina, known as tho Heed fftrm, tfipl op tjie West by lands of P. B- Anoruuj. The aboye truct of land i.s rhut conveyed J.o CarpiMft It Peas by Ellon D. hoykln by <icQd of ?l?ite March, 1002. Terms of sale, one-half (1 '4) b.ib auce in twelve (la) merit s. with privil ege to purchaser to pay wuole pnrehase price in cash. Purchap< r to pay tor j?ii perx. T,. A. W!TTKOW?KV, Master for Ktrilmw C tin?. Apfil lj^ih J ?07. I. II. ALEXANOtP, D. I) 8., CAMDKN, S c OFFICK ON IFFFK Main si f )r. A. L. I larvin, :oit: w' ''.v!'. Om.-c over Dr. I I. s . /e tip's I )ru? Sim ' Phone 1^4. Drs. C- H. Wells & J R Durham iwnta!j sumj Office in 31 itii Ifiiilriiiiu;. CAMDEN, S C. I'm..m- No. 18ft. iaStCl'8 58IB. State of South (y h r ? j In i In t < 11 I II H , I (' County of KershawA 1* ii i t >iii iiini) , U ?< IV. M. S/niA AO A, 1}1 11 A ' ll'J'liAst Louis Bradford, Jr., ifrtd J M Oirt, (Foreclosure Sale. ) Under ami by virtue <>( ? Decreein t above case, made by tlx* 11. ???.?r;?1 I, Geo. K. l'riuco , Judge i'ri silling in ih. 5th Circuit, and bearing .wit?- il.?? ifim dav of April, A. I>. I \till tjll.-i f..r sale in front of the Court II >ose ?i.>i in the City of Camden, during ilia lega; hours of sale, oil tho lir.-l Monday in May, A. 1).#, 1007, next. la-.ay tli.? ilMi day thereof, the following pai.'ei in tr;e t of land in the County and State atom, fluid : ? All that parcel nr lot of laud in ;h. village of Kirkwood near tin' Cii\ Camden. lying ami freinir in ti c ( mints of Kershaw and State aforesaid, lionim;; one hundred and and live tin, i VV.-Mt on road leading up t<> the !r i t . t the Kukwood Hotel, the miiu" lu ,ng a continuation of Campbell NnetM ,.| Camden, and extending back Kast ot a uniform width to a depth of two hnn-lxil and tell (iilO) feet. Said lot containc aliout one-half (1-2) acre and is h>>un<h >i on tin- North by premises <>f Coleman, on the East by lands of Chimin, on tin South liy premises of Jane l,:tng, and on the West. t?y the Street or load which i.-, a continuation of Campbell Street .d Camden. The above deserilad i< t is thai conveyed,to Louis Bradford, Jr., bv I I. Me< iirt. by deed of date J'.hh da) i I AukuM. A. I>. IJiOo. Terms of sale, cash; purchaser to p.iv for papers. Ii A. WI'ITKOWsKV. Master for K<-rsli.m C tint v. AI i il ; fit h 1907. Master's Sale. Statehi! South Carolina, } In the Cuirt. C ,,f County ofKersliaw. minion 11.a?. Eliza'Kith Oliver, P!uiAfi{T, A'/tu nxt J. J). Dean, Lynch II Dam lliclmrd Ii. ])eas, Eleanor A'orveHi /). < >?.,) J). l)eas, Jr., Henry l)>as. KJ!<-n Dowjlttn /feus (tnd H. Ihirrhill /Jean, and A I) K< nucdy, sisxi-i nee and C II. Yates. A i< >>J Creditors, of''the Farthers -m-V Merchants Iiank, I)( t'? nt/anls. ( Foreclosure Sale.) Under and by virtue of a Decree-in the above ease made by the Honorable""1 Geo. E. Piinoe. .Judge Presiding in thr ?r?:h Cireuit and hearing date tho I6tli day of April, A 1 >. l'?07. I will oiler for sale iti front o: the Court House door in the City of Camden, during the legal hours of pale, on the firm Monday in May, A I). 1907, next, beiiitf the (>th day thereof, the following parcel or tract of land in the County and State afore said:? All that parcel or lot of land in thevil lago of Kirkwood. (now within the incor porate limits of the Cjty of Catndpn), in tho County of Kculww ?t>d Statu of South Carolina, fronting South on Boun dary Street. Said lot is bounded on the North bv premises of S. Lo/an Lain;, on the ErtHt by continuation of Fair Street of C"tpden, on the South by Boundary utreet of the City of Camdon, and on the West by residence promi$e? of C. J, Shannon, Jr., tho said described pren.i Befl bejng that upon whij:h the late Ca milla li- l)eap resided. Terms of iala. pfte-hftlf (1-2) essli,? balance ip twidve (13) mouths with priv il< ga to punluifcr to pay whole pur. chase priee in tasli. l'urcliHier to pay for papers f. A WIT! KOWSIvV. >!.i i^r for Kershaw County. ,\pi il 1 fit.?', I !)u7. MASCOT LINES. Fishing Season Now On. (Jo to A. D. Kenndy's for anything in the Tackle linn Just received n?w lot of "Ketch-all*" Porpoisn Hide n?i Siikbody Phantom Minnows, Noa. i, 2, 3 and 4 Celebrated; Buel Spinners. Also all kinds of Spoon Bait, Gulf Tarpon, Sea Glass and Cotton Lines, Floats, Spears an? linkers, Nets, Tackle Boxes, Bait Bucket* and Fishing Hods, Gill Netting, Etc.' Hooks ail ffogt but. not least the flt)hermaii't friend, ''Lojlacapop.' . ' |?| . I ?? '-x ' * ... - > . w ?li> >? Am W. B. C ? v :vuk?\- ol Cr-.-Jc'- Hie < ti ecp.tnition of all the ?>! pN\per <\us- t ^*)|>*><>11. They aiv made iii i 1 ?? * ? ? 1 ? ? ? 1 i? that iiny-wo* r hi | tssi<|'i?? can tim! .i i lujicily fitting model tit mi.\ ih'?'ri t* ni (|ualily. 1 r :i.t i":?. ? mi I?eiut\ (\>rset is eotnlorlalde 1 he day it is |?u! 'in iii <: 11? h: ? ir> diape to (he las! day o| weariiif?. It does imt couttu; tiic li_:inv t>\ forcing it into a different outline Iii * in \ our t?\\ ii. It enhances all tlie curves you already pos sess, iiiicnsiti 's natural ijiae*, and grades oil' irregular lines without >1 lainiinr cither ilusl or al> loineji. 11 is elastic, wit Ii enough "^i\c" in insure comfort, yet made with every needed ' st renuth and durability 1 he \\ . B. Coisots change In >11:ias styles ate changed. Iwery new idea in dress modeling linds instant reproduction in those ('orselx. ('ostiums lilted over these ^rueful :ir Imonts have perfect set and exquisite period ion of shape, j A 11\ lady e.:in easily oo lilted w it li eiiher of I hose well Known < \nsets otil of our stock. No Corset should interfere with freedom of hrenthiuii", di lion or movement. You eannol i.take vouiseil lit a ('orset. 1 i.<'re s a model specially lmilt for yon and shaned according to v?.ur lines. (ii: r Til VT SUA I'M. Wo will bo only too ?1>\<1 to lif \ Oil J r.]'4M I v. - < Wo itv at all lini'i a complete liao of tlia following Mrai^.hl lM<>nt. Taj)orin?^ Waist, High Bust Taper ing Waisl, Kirct I'o in, K< nn Diminishing, Niiforin, Extend ( (1 1J in (lii <1'? s anil Hali? to (liniles. \\Y have made a study ' of these two mnKos of ('oimIh and will he pleased at any tini'* 1 > (!oc'< nsfi'ijtr lo \?)U thi'stjltM th; I vou should use. ( ) V is prepared with progressive and up to-date lines for the coming season in new Lawns and Swisses, new Pan amas and Voiles and all the fashiona ble Spring Materials, that are Bar gains without an equal. Lots of pretty new Goods at prices you want to pay. A beautiful line of neat Swiss and Nainsook sets suitable for Infants wear, dainty Hemstitched Match Sets, double hemstitched Insertions, embroidered Panels and embroidered Medallions?also embroidered Alio vers, which are a very important feature in the making of fashionable Shirtwaists. One glance at our stock of excep tionally nobby Novelties in Ribbons, Laces, Belts, Collars, Pocket Books and Bags, Buckles and Beltings will convince you that this stock has been selected with the utmost care to please the most fastideous and prices within the reach of cvcfy one. We invite your patronage. L. SCHENK & GO.