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/iimm-kin *: Occurfenccs of Interest frotr M\ Over South Cat o!iiu| r.lANY ITEMS CP ST A. Butch of Liv in? a Wide,' 1 Iff On in 0?* 11 M?-< 02 -t uiotifryorders tfiuu.i. to l W. L. MoDOWKU., ()?mdcn. s. o. yii nun 1111.11.111,1.11 ? ? ? Camhkn, s. o. mav i<>. )'??7 ii-'j.. A Moral Khiic. The moftt important ??!<?<? ti<??i ev<-i held in K ertthitW county will he held BOOH, SO wo are told. It will Dot ho a political election, neither will i I. 1*1 ft rcligioUS OI1C 11 will bo a Molt A I. eltellori. A man need not bo religious to wimble liim to be an intelligent voter?though all religious men (I menu pioun .iicn) will vole on the moral hi? Ic <if Iln qucsiioti . They cr\tinot alTonl In do otherwise. I am wiiting this to ask the voters of Kershaw county to ?<-k the question <<Wliur?i biii I atV" A hr? If examination very of ton proVea to lie very b.nfllo.ini Now, broiboi reador, lots you nod I aik. ouraelvta ihcfco question : j "Would I sell the lihj?i>iim't*, peace and prosperity of your wif?? and children f ir u f<- w do! I 'it ? ' ' Would I t.\ko the h r >"id from y?iir I i I *! ? girl In unatdo me to 8<'iid in\ 11'' 1 ? girl in school it wi i U <m lw V" Would I iri inguralc r p**?pi to v e U bUHilM'H.S t 11 ;11. WOul I di'S\IO\ tin peace of v'nur hontblight. v "Hi life for timo and i?*i-r?n? \ ?" "W on I you volo fiir a linsiiii'ss tin' w mid change my l> him; ficn a ?v|?" ? I Ho a von to ti i< hI In ii?" Won! I you take candy my hahy?" "Would you 'like th" bread from my little bo\?" "Wmilil you., mre to perputuate n hu-dti'-ss 111 ??' | un pjri/.es more people t h?**i any o Iht bueiness or sin tlint < y Ut>?" '? WouId you voto to continue tin1 most di>i reputable hu:iini'.i<4 that. man evei engaged in ? a buMimis tint no pi ouh person i vi'i approved of?" "Do we re cogn'['/.?> the f fitl.ei hood | of God and fml to i?c>??ni/e ? 1;,? i brotherhood ..f ma!?'' "Ami v,.ui brut in i ?" A i e you my hmt heiIt | God ia my father mid \our father then wo are hrot Ic rm. 1)o y<>u not Idve your brother an I his child icti? Arc you willing tlinl. the weak and help less should he deprived of the ah Holuto necessities of iif;?food and raiment ? and besides very often abused shamef till \ ? Now brothei, don't way "Well wo can't have pi<> hibition, prohibition don't prohih it.'* That ia too old. Now broth er lets yon and I got on the side of truth, right, love and God, and Play there, and vote f,>r prohibi tion . I aiu not a politician. 1 am a Democrat?the 11 ml to vote at the Court House in Cauiden in November "7?5." * * * Lugoir, 8 C. IIiivo 11 High! to Hosulfs Coluuil?iti litis been llio seem- re cently of two icvolting murdcis committed for the purpose of rob bery. So far the yniltv pintles bate not been located in citli<? r case, and, it seem.?, ibnt hii iiiixioim public are becoming iinpi'itiit ? and justly i<f'. Spt-nki 111? of I 111" lilt.' Columbia S'al* qn\n: ''If the poiu o department of county nml city are ? ut <-f iheii depth, thev should reeo^niz" their condition; if i;eeena??iv tin* mi of the Governor fdiould Ik- invoked. The people of Columbia ^.n;. 1 ,1c in find sonic n suits. riu.\ eannoi afford to let tins city t the repu tntion of briny a haven for crimi nals of the worst t\pe." "An awful nice thing about be ing a millionaiie," s-hh h value:! Georgia weekly exchange, "is if you pull out a handkerchief with ? bole in it you don't have to feel humiliated." This is the first conn try weekly we have ever in aid of kuowing how a millionuire fe? lt>. Removal. I nisii to announce lo my friends.: patrons sncl thu public in general tbat I have completed my new ?tables, (formerly the Armstrong ?tables, recently occupied by Ky?ns Collins,) and h?ve removed to same, wber? I will be pleased to sefve them. Respectfully, Geo. T. Little. r?b," 14tb, 1?07. j>m S Boom!! 1 BoomH? t lid .1! \ ;<?!;? !, ;iy a; ?! f < t htin <1, ,. il J 1. I. ) ? ??-?? ir>j. I!.t . 1 i!, id 1 lr.i.iif!<?<! 11 li ?_! i ? !>;.!?? r l;:. i a t ho 'i! |. I ? J- |'i i :( <:t? ii j > I in.-** it i.tl '? ' .i I!.<? ha11 !<?. 'il i- war i > out l"i>K it, '< 1, i ? i! l>u >.ii 111 si)ii M.w.i! ih.i (itv. 11 and Iii<* <1. mi'i'\ around it your ha il Unround, ;li>? i t lll'll h'lOfll ! I: V >?'l hooui loll: I ciiin:;;ii. j>1 '>]>!<? V. ill C'lin' from 111'.ir oif to lind out \vha?1: j < Then a lilt liioiv ho. >iiii.'i/ w til t?; k<* 11 m? 111 |./1 'Uii-rs ;in?I a.I I tin id to tin! )>i>]iulation. Thru t]i<*v will h'-i.'in l.oomin^, ;ii(iI other will ing < 'ii j * t iv?M will ?-? ?m?* iu. This is tin* i.M>iil<! his tory ?>f <??1 ? iv town on earth l i > m t 11 iiihi 111j to an\ 1 hiuj' uiDfi* tnan a iiill of hcans. Booiiiiii^ iiiav h"! done in litany yavtt.^/A hoard of trado can do it. A commercial clul) or bfoslnestt nu n's club can do it. "t on can do it individ ually. If you don't believe in this town, why do you live here? If you do believe In it, why don't you boom it? Every new family mean# money in your pocket if you nr* In business hero or own property hero. If you make your living by working here, every increase of popula tion tend* to increase vour wages, every new industry brought to1 town tends^j enlarge your opportunities for making a good living. Matteries in a battle boom together. It onlv oik? l' in booms now and tben it ln;lps some, 1 >ut wb< n tbev all boom toKi-tlicr Honu'tliin>( bi/( is ^oinj? to 1 i;t<?p<.-ji ri;.rlil o,f. It's ju-t. the -aiiit* wi111 lown booming. Wb.-ii w<> all bo.an to l."-t lirr, (la* tilings we desire to haw- hiiMX'U will bej.'in b.i}> jwiiiiii'. N? w, HUi?|"?ortc yoli who read this hu through tin* eo' 111nlis of tins paper some mclbod of mas ii^r o.ir bo<?m bat teries and making a noise that will brin^ | |>le runnimr into this town lo yu\ into business, t-t.irt a fa<iorv, develop some of on r ji.it tirul resource's. N. B.?BOOM! BOOM!! BOOM!!! FOR THE POSTAL TYPEWRITER. Tin- Postal is th'i lirM Pr u l ir:iI Ty |?r \vriI vr. hav ing tin* I vci'siil Kcy IxKird ami Visiblo Wiit i iiii, to In* oIVitimI at a Yeal l\ l?>w |>rice. D. H. BA'UM, Agent, Camden, S. ('. (iKO. 8, IIAU & M\ ? MANUF ACTURERH of Doors, Sash, B'inris, Moulding, building Material ash Weights and Cord. C;H A RLKSTON, - - - - S. C. Purchase our makes, which wc i^iaranUv .superior to any sold South, and thereby save money. Window and Kanev (?li>s r. fin) I \ ,j ;lll 1 1 I. H. ALEXANDER, D. 0. 8., I oKKirK ON I 1'1'KH MAIN ST I'amukn. S. (> Dr. A. I.. Marvin, D II] InF '.J1 TSrl\ Oiiicc oyer Dr. K l<?'s io Xomp'? I )rii'4 Mure. I'llMllC 1 s t | Money To Loan. j 1 urn prepared to lU iko loan# on ap | |?r<>v???I MH iirft v of It on I Kstato mi K?*r i ftluiw County on terms (o suit hoi'vower W. M SHANNON. Aforiu'v til Law. j C;itnrten, S N<>v. IHM(5. (Surveyor's Notice. 1 slinil ho pleased Id s^rvc those wish I inif Hiirvi'vn ti11? I plats made of their ! Linda in Kershaw County. Tertnn rea soimlile Aildieas nic at Diil/.cll. Sumtor Co . S. C. It. >1. ( A NTfciY . Nov. 30. HU)f. vVinthrop ColUgo Scholarship and Kntraneo Kxa initiation. Tho examination for tho award of va cant Scholarships in Winthrop College ami for tho admission of now students w i? I In1 hold at tlu! Count v Court House mi Friday, July 5, at 0 a m. Applicants must ho not less ilian (illcon yoars of ajie \Y In-n Scholarships aro VAi'aled ,<f tor July ft. tlii?v will he awarded to those making the highest avoi'auo at this exam illation, provided thov moot tho eindi l ions u. voi niny ilio award. Applicant* for scholarship'* >hoild write to Presi dent Johuson before tho examination f??r scholarship ? \*mui;<t n-n blank-*. Scl?olar.-liii-(? are woilh fcli'O and free Initioti. I li?* next sc^stoii will o| on It niher IS. Ii?07- r..r further inli.rina !i.>n alii catnlxcuo. n.lilreHH PIII'.S. 1) 11 .1?> 11 N >0 N. K.m k lldl. S. C VERY LOW RATES TO NOR POLK, VA., and Return, Account Jamestown Ter-Centennial Ex position Via SOUTHERN RAILWAY. Season, sixt\ day and fifteen day tickets on sale dail\ com mencing April 191!i. to and including Nov. :$0lli, lOOf. Very low rntcs will ul.-o bo made for Military and. Brass liUnds in uniform unending the Kxpr>*ilioii. is I <. > 1 * (JVKHS will be allowed oil Season sixty day and fifteen day tickets, antne as on iMiiAmer tourist tickets. For full and complete information call on Ticket Agents Southern Railway, or write R. W. HUNT, Division Fasfconger Agent, Charleston, 8. C. i "The Big Store. Most elaborate showing of Easter Novelties and special prices in every department to make a big, busy week. Business is u power. Ours in probably I ho largest store in the Oily that has its advantages. because we buy in big quan lilies and save thousands of dollars worth of Merchandise in every li every year. It pleases us to give our customers some very special pre Maxtor bargains for tliis week. New Spring Silks and IJress Goods, White goods, Embroideries and Laces, Millinery, Clothing, Shoes, Gents Furnishings, etc. Immense line of White Goods and Wash goodw. We always show the newest and most up-to-date patterns at most moderate prices. SILKS, SILKS Of which we can show all the newest, weaves and patterns to be Mi, n at remarkable low prices, as we bought them be" (ore tlie adv.)n < EMBROIDERY & LAWNS. w e import them ourselves, and retail them at wholesale prices. We can su\ o you 25 percent by buying IV) s Millinery, Millinery. We curry the largest and most up-to date line of Millinery in the city. Wo are receiving daily by express all the new st\l> s that's to be had We are selling them at reasonable prices. i < 1 . t don't fail to see our line. i'A?>r ?f,t & rROUSE 4 OROS Copyright 1D07.' by STROUJF. & BROS .READY m YOUR SPRING suit? Splendid Time To Pick It Out. Tin' spring rush for new clothes will hood set in aiul every body will want everything right away. Make your selection now while then? is plenty of time to please yourself thorough? 1\ aid i>ot a lull season's wear out of your suit. All the new fabrics arc here, and the cut of our garments show every cor lcct idea?worked out to perfection. Suits at $7.50 to {$25.00 Prices count tor nothing, however, unless you eeo the suits at the price. That tells the story. Very Respectfully, ff/rsc/i ?/3ros. <Sc Co, (.'.rami j)isplay o^SyiniUjniitls AT THE FAMOUS GILT EDGE STORE We uie now showing :i beautiful lino of Spring Goods of ait kind^ w hite goods in great variety and at the old price-? tliC9e #oods hive advanced hut we bought early and can save you money in this line. Dress Goods. hi our Dress (lends 1 )epai lintnt we are showing a beauti* fill lot nf Wool (loods in j<re\s, plaids, etc., and a specially nice line of black Wool (loods. We call special attention to our lovely line of Printed bilk Tissues, Figured Organdies and Novelties in Mercerized Yarna. Il you are looking for an Kastcr dress, see these be fore \ on bu v. Wash Goods! Wash Goods! We have selected this lint; with < at euro, find can show > ou one of the prel tiest linos ot' ngliains, P roales, Printed; Madras, Katisfcs, Kt<\, isi the ciiv. Our Domestic Dep. irtment is full of t very tiling the good/ housekeeper could want, and at prices to please. Notions, Notions! In this Department, you will lind the newest tilings in La dies Belts, Collars, Fancy Xeekwiar, Laccs and Embroider ies, Ribbon, and all the small wear that belong to this lina. "Star Brand Shoes Arc Better." Wc have these celebrated shoes in Ladies, Children, Mens and Hoys in low cuts or lii^h in Putt lit Leather,. Vici, UoX Calf and Gun Metal. These *hncs give ' SATISFACTION.: Farm Supplies And Fertilizers. Wo are agents 1W the Y. S. Royster :*?. tilir. rs. alul fife handling all the high izratle mixtures, \r;d, Potash Nitrate Soda, Ktc.. Lowest cash prices or 011 approved \ Your.s Respectfully, The Famous Gilt Edge Store, P. T. Villepkue, PropvWtor.