The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 29, 1907, Image 2
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PUBLISHED KVKKY Kill DA?
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W. Xj. J^lcXjO vVj&jJL,X.i
H|H*?OKii"riO? KAitf# :?0*m y.-ur, *1.60
dix monllic, 7i> t:(jr.l?; It>rW' uioiitht, *t'
Ofdit*.
B ifli >??SK lotMil*, 'i ci'iito por liue each i???
Ms ltint).
Onnijitiin'U'.i ill bt. p.iidiat<o I w h<*n
of imercBt to t'?? goutfinl public aiu
Iiol */i ft ilcfui.iutor y miliire, No re
fcpontibilitj will l?o afuuDied (or
view* of correspondent*.
Omdidatcu' Oarda lor C/OUj.ly ofticei
Jft.OO Ooiitfn ?Hlorial fH'.OO,
Ratkh ?'<?k Auvkktimino Ordinary
transient *<i vtuiiM>.?si.t?, firstioHoriioi
11.Oft pur square ; caoh ?ubiioqucnt irj
?**rti??u ft0 ??*?>?? h por square.
K wtuMitiJcoA by clifckh, driillH and pn?t*
money orders *Kould bo mcdc pavablt
to "? W. L. MoOOWKLL,
Camden* K. <>.
OAMDKN, 8. C? NtOV. 20, 1907
Comify Villon Organized.
Ju ri'?pou?o u< a puhlifdud f?l! b>
Opt John d. Itieharda >i number ol
farmers met at the Court IIouho !a?t
Saturday nod n County Kamier*' I'm
ion was organized by tc!oetion o1
tbo following nidctifH:
President?I' T Hru-'.o
Vlce-l'reftidont C N Humphreys
Heeretiu^?>1 S Brown
CliMpluiu ? Vv 'J ill.
I)oorlteepor--*S J J Moftcley
liuninoHft Agent?N Humphr< y?, j
? Alf,"r Urn or^Hiii??t;ori the follow J
ing resolution offered by Cupt Rich. ?
ttl'dft WIS adopted:
"Whereas the agricultural Mm law i
become a i.noHl unsatisfactory |
hiwI dangerous ay-stem <>f credit. and I
i* in (?very Henpe inimical to tins pre
nervation of the host interest of at? I
rieultum in thin Stain.
Therefor#* be H teao'ved by the
farmers of Kerahaw eouunty in con
vention assembled, that onr tcpro
Kon'atives in ih" Legislature, be and |
are hereby rnnp?ftfnlly urged to nn<
their iift notice lor thu repeal of thn I
law, that, wo may have relief from il? !
ruinous cffoctH.
Itosolved^fnrUior tVit <ur county
papers, a0n I ho daily pitpora of tin
State b^vroquoKted t<> publifth them
"fCHOlutioHH."
On account of itirk??<"?? I\Ir Karh
was not prcHi nt but wur. roprrnentod
by Mr Watson who addressed the
mooting.
,Me8flcrn I) M liclhune. J S Brown
and John (I Kieluirds were elected
dclegatOB to the State con vrntion.
An interouliii'/, lightlalivo
ftition for tin; next Htinaion of ih ?
general aswondvy wili Ik* tin1 bill to.
,, %>
the repeal of tin. 1 i< n la w This hill
as iulroducted nt the luat kchmuhi
Iiopresonativc Rieharda of Ker??ra\.
county wa? pasm-il in I he
bouse, but nmt its fii'u n. i!??? u< n -.it
The sentiment ie growing through
out the nt9te Iht In ;i law ban out
lived the period o! uaefulwuH for
which it waa devised Uh rep?;al
would be a great help a\ the contiul
of labor and in putting :i?I ouilit
upon a budincHo basts.? '?V:!^<;nbt?ii.
Nows <fe Herald.
Composition* From The Camden
=t?rn<l<Ml School.
WILD AM IM A I.N I IIA VI
KNOWN.
1 A wild animal must bo a far more
happy beast than ft domoHlic. Hrimil. I
It can do^ujyjjiiutf" v| pleasnn wh"n.
over It incases Somo of them haw
vpry quovr habits, /There lire uui-j
vmals of all kinds, sizes" and deBorip-.
tions throughout tho world. Therr
aro somo very fierce and strong ani
mals, such as the lion, tiger, jaguar,
leopard, bear, woll'o, panther. Then
thoro aro shy ouch loo, Much na rab
bit, squirrel, po^s<nim, coon and most
small animals. The rabbit, fox and
mink make their homes in boles in
tho ground. The squirrel, coon and
popsum live in hollow tr?*os. Bears,
lions, tigers, j unlhern, jaguars make
their lair in caves mostly. The
largest and lieice*t, boastM livo in Af
rica, India, nn l the tropical regionh
of South Amene.a. Heais, panthnrs,
jaguars, leopards raid animals that
are not titted !*??r a waun ?*liiuate
have their homos in North America
Tho wolf, f?>x imd iniuk 'Mirry ?>(T
fowls from barnyards. Tho bear
lives off nl berries and honey, which
ho gots from hee tree*. Tho larger
and fiercet beasts live <>(T of smaller
animals which they lull. A groat
many of tho wild animals are killed
or eaptund alive.
Will Wallaco.
Age 12. Clrado V.1I.
DO&ESTIC ANIMALS I HAVE
? ? KNOWN.
The most sensible and useful of
tho domestic auimaU aro tho horse
and tho dog- Of tho other domes
tic animals?tho oow, tho sheep, the
cat, the pi^ and the animals, coming
undor tho he?d of poultry?the
most useful is tho cow. Tho cat is
of service to us in only one respect
and that is ?d riddtug h placo of
rats and mice.
Tho horse and the dog arc tho on
* ly animals that are both useful and
eenaiblo. Tho nso of tho formor we
Me hundreds ol times every day,
While (he sense of tho horao is shown
by certain acts, which aro sometimes
performed by it.
*-y One very cold morning when the
WMeffn the trough of a certain
had been frozen ?n<t the coach
. left the horse in the barn
itfaoat filling the trough with
lythe animal became tldra
[oinjj to the uauaipjAoC
for drinking. ho discovered ihat no
water was thorr to quench liih thirst.
A threat idea ocnrcd to him. Mud bo
not nctleid Iuh mu?ter when he rum
(id the handle up nod lot it ifown, lo
hrniK the coveted liquid* Ho ho
aeized the handle in Iuh mouth and
began to follow hi? u.ftsti t*H habit of
pulling the handle up uiid down : a
few drops oo/" d cut of the mouth of
the pump, tlu.ji the iee he^an to
melt and, finally, n ft re at ?unh of
water rewarded Ira <*il?>rt>?. 'l ids ia
only one out of many < xumplos of a
horse'a siuortnens.
We next discusa tho usefulness of
the dojf. Tho St Ihunard in a larf/o
doff lined ie the Alps ot Italy for
jibe purpose ot carrying aid to travel
ers ft often io the anowy passes. The
Scotch ('oilio ia used hy many for
hrin^infj' cowh and sheep from j?hh
l n rob.
Wo cannot overestimate the uho
fulness of the row, for it furnishes
milk,which isprohahjy an indisponsa
h!e article of food, besides belnp
butchered and used as meat
Tho |?i{4 and the sheep are also
lined (or meu<; tho latter in also ver^
useful on account ot ith wool.
James Wakcney.
A^o 10. Third Year High School.
For Sale.
l.'riin*? ./olniHon (IriiHH I !;?y,
J'rimc lYavine J !:iv.
H alcil. Sol?i \>\ |}j(- JJiiK'
or Ton Aj>ply to
VV. L. DePass,
At /finp iV DuI'usa'
!)ri?$ Sioi'o.
Farm For Rone
A 14001I 'i-lioruc Katm for r?;n1.1
Good huili}in(?M. Six int)?>? from
Camden. Ifunry Savage.
Notice Silt Scries.
Notice :n hereby given that the book*
ofHiiliMriplii.ii ot t!.?? I-.nI<T|?rjHo Build
in;* ' 11?I l.i'Hii Ahs n'iiition are now open
"llici- of ?||?' II lnl'T?ij'|)l'"l ti) ill"
capital n:oe|< uf lit,' Kiglith Series f> In.
shhuc'iI .limitary tut, |?M)K.
VV. 1: JOHNSON',
See. mill Treas.
Master's Sale
uIGi
State of SouLli Cur ) In i!m? Court
olina, > of Common
O'minly of KcmmIiuwA .. l'loas.
( . ,}[. John
r. Irtish <; c. inatif a.
1' A/n.rftn (\ fVr's/i, by
t ? .1, If'l'fif/t, //('>? tlil'ivrft /? </iV I (
KuiAlijr*.
ayiim.st
<*? H . If i'/,s7/ (/d'V Hr f (''i/hirya ,
Dcfendajits
{ Cart ition Sale. )
I ii-liT iiii.l In virtue of 11 Dei ieo in (ln?
above i.ii?. in.nl,> |,y lln- Honorably
? ..-oi;m- J..lnifii?n?-, S| .villi Jmlgo IVesitl.
ill): ill lln* 5 III ( 11 I'll 11 , 11 IK I lll'HI'illir < |;i f <? I
kiH' Hdi day i.i November, |'.?07, I will ,
u,r?'r '"l" 'ill" HI 11 (AH' (.1 III,.
('..Ml! 11111111,1 MO..,' ill (I.,' <\f\ , r ('am,let
County <>! Kith!hiw, during the legal
"f 'li''. "" lli" liiHl Monday in
1?> imhIkt. 1:10,, n, xt. bciiii: tln? second
il'i <la\ ti.cieof, Mi,- following parcels or
1 i?i ts oi land, Haunted Ui the CountieH
r haw .md (,;,,u ,t,.,. stale .?< South
{ ' o'iIm ; ?
i'",ir llini-li .1 an.I , i'?'htv
twill 1^; \.-j) !vinif |>ui11v in Kim-.
?li. w mid paitlv ii. Lmeiist.,1>s>
t lie 'i |. )i I ion ,,1 wln. ii jH 111 Ker
I">ini.b-il North bv what is
!?.i..wi, ., it (.?n.lM." I it mis of
'Iin- ??' I' Ibi-wor, amt f.-rtMin town
otN ot ilic listato of .1 V. \\VM,, nn,|
lien'inattcr .b-uibed . South by hinds ,,f
I. S. It.'l1. 1111,1 ?;,h|ate lards of Jesse
IV11. - l,.| Ka-t l.\ estate lamb of J^se
I ru. j.l, iati.b ,,t |{. ,|on,H
? "iv1"' ",i,! w,,'? I'V lands of Nor-,
ni.nt Il'U.iii aie! 1I1.- 'Wbith'v !.kimU."
I lie al-oy.. . ribi'd traet of land to b.-'
sold in I nr s. |?tr..,i,' Irrtefs, reprenent- ,
1 oil Wy %%* \\ |; Fw iifv, Siirvik\?>r9
! diitid ??,til., r I si .Hid Vm! fii)7 and
tiled with Hi. r.?. , |, ,b? ( ?s,' I'm, -
1 ' ""'ai'-no; on,, hit 11.11, . i
1 tuty ?fnur 1 1 ! . .-i, ; . ? t, yH , ( 1
j eoiitaitiin,; i.n . i v an.l .1 , >t 1
< *>' 1 '-il itrres : " N ?. |
I tniiitnte "I .. ?!?!!>,:r,'d ?? h? a ,,.s .
1^0. font ' ?! . <onti;riiin? *'.irt V nil,' ll '
a,.,rrH- u'l,t t .ii I, in u''
otght v
Al?o M\
??I hi tli,
town of K.-i -I..1U. < ? , ,
? *? ? J\ -ti:i w 1
.ami Kani'Rster. a . ..min- oil,.., I ,n.l.. ,.f
estato-d.l.V W..NI, ? I N r ! | ';
lot of Mm. .M. II. >.,.M ,
West by t.act I .,1. ,,, ,!eserib.ti ,,hI
onntiiiiunir fon. Inin.ir, ,t v-oiir-uid
ono-liftlt acres, Kum bv M;.'s,ui Street
Olio lot of |Alt'.I sitnaTrf.l 11,
of Uuneuster, srnt,. of ^lMl.,, (?Hflll|,1H ,
adjoining Kershaw (Vin-'tevv lot
?itininjf fortyoiidit one lonninbh.
(4S?100W>f tint' Aero, bnmi.led Nonl, bv
the exteiiHion of Kicliland Street .,ftl,i?
town of Ker.sluiw. S,>nr|, ?,j iot
Connerly; Knst bv Kr.r>haw tV-'neierx
iltitl West by lot.of A. T. oh. kw, !!.
One lot of bind nituat.-d in tl'e
| of Lmicnsler near Kfi-jJiaw (', i!?.',..v
| bounded North bf lot of.) \V . Inifijiin ?
I.South by extenaioti of sai,! Kielilan.i
St root: Kast hy lot of Hon Helton \\\m
I by lot of V. 1>, Mrown.
The above* rloaotib?'d eiu'.u jrtt> tl>
in eight ?opnrnte !(>:>, ropies.-ntrri
l>y plats rd sumo nindo by \\\ p, *|*Xvit t v
Surveyor, tiled with the reooids'in this
caso.
Also n certain lot, with dwelling bouse
thoroon, situated in the town of Kershaw
County of I^ancaster, bounded North bv
Sumter Street of anid town of Kershaw ?
South by low of Mrs. 0. A. ttla. kwell ?
ICast by Olevolantl S?roct: West bv lot of
Mrs. A. T. Clyburn.
Also all that trHOt of land situated in
the County of KeraUaw, containing one
hundrd thirty-seven and one half
(137 1-2) arret, bounded North by lands
of Aleo Boono, Kast by estate lau<i?T>f ^
0. Clyburn, Went by Unda of Stew?h"
Barrof, and others. ?
Terms of salo; cash. Purchaser to nay
for papers. ,
L. A. WITTKOWSKY,
DEL MS III DANGEROUS,
So ???<? peddler# and fakirs. When your
tyub need .'.la-bob )f" to
when- Y"U can K*'t 'I"* '"'it of nkill mi t
experi'-ne?. We di? ? hitjn clul* <>l wor t
lit. I'eArOllaOle pflCcH, Ii!- V\ ' (|i? OUf OWO
Ici.ii- i i?linK. Ci?*t a pair of our (special'
ly ground crystal !cn*te? and you
will never line any other. K very thin#
we do ar?<i material '?.*-? 'I guaranteed lo
jjivr HMtisfio'tion. When tti the city drop
in hi.'I >ue uh and our now and up-to-fhlte
optical parlor*.
itustmxs & noulk,
'J In-oiily I Ixrliibivo .Maimfactoring <>j?licitl
II"iitif in South Carolina, IMain
St.,Columbia. S.O. Next iloui' to
Klnlich'i Shoo Store.
Oct. 4?7.
W. 11.
Attorney-At-Law,
OA.MJ>KN, S. 0. .
DE'lJIcH,
Trespass Notice.
Hunting and all trespassing on tin*
Plantations lei < wniti 'lie Hauni Swamp
Place and Jiaiini Upper Place is strictly
forbidden. JJ. II. l'AUM, A>?(.
Trespass Notice.
SliOotiii)/. fishing or ticMpiiKsinff on
my plantation m West Watered strictl'/
forbid. U ii. IIKMtY SAVAC1K.
Sept, HI. '07?Oui.
Money To Loan.
I Hin prepared to make loan* on ap
!*nved securfty of Heal Kstate mi Ker
*haw Comity on terms to suit borrower.
W. M. SHANNON,
Attorney at. Law.
Camden, S. C., X"V. l?r>, J!K)'>.
1 JAMES D. BENSON,
ARCHITECT.
Camden, S. C.
Also I.mjicI Surveying, Maps,
Plat*,'Etc.
M 8ALR
y Ilit o farm, seven mile*-from Cam
den. on Wire Kiiail. 'JA'ih in res of land?
7ft acres open under high utate of culti -
vation. Viood dwelling limine and good
2-romn t< iiant liotiM' with brick chimney,
Htalde, bain, cotton hoiife. etc, Twenty
Wires pasture with running stream
through it and wire ???nee around it. Old
mill dam suitable for mill and cotton
gin nn ilico llraneh; can easily bo put in
(( udifioii. (!> p.-ess, oak am! | ine on un
cleared part of tract. Price fdti.OO pel
ade.. One-lourtli cash, balance carried
on longtime uiurtgave. Applv to
il KNU V s VVA'.IH.
Camden, S. Oct. Int.. 1007.
Citation.
South Oarolinti?Kerohnw Count}'.
P>\ Win. t). Traatham, . f u <1 :?n!'Probate
Whereas, Kenneth D. McCaskill made
suit to ine, to jirnnt him Letters of .Ad
ministration. of the Kstate of and of
feci* of Juiin Daniel McCafUlli. de
teased.
These arc therefore to cite and admon
ish nil and singular the kindred and the
creditors oi the said John Daniel McCas
kill. deceased. that they be ami
appear beforec me, in tho Court of
ProlnUc, to bo held at Cam
den, !?*'. C? , on the .'10th dav of
November n?'xt alter publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show
(iiuse. if anv thev have, why tho said
administration should not be planted.
(liven under mv han?l this 14th day of
November. A 1>., l.(?07.
Published in the Camden Chronicle
on the 1-Mh dav of Novomher. 1007.
WM. I). ?l"ICAN I'llAM,
Judge of Probat?vrfor Kershaw Co.
Citation.
South Carolina. ? Korsha.v County.
By Win. I >. Trantham, Judge of Probate.
Whereas Jro. T. Nettles, .T r., hath,
applied t-> ine for Letters of Adiuini-tr-i
M''ii "f the estate of eUeets of .Inn. T.
N.-litos, Sr.
Tbe-e are theivfore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and cred
itois d t t>e said J no. T. Nettles,
Sr.. deceased. that they he and
a p peir before me, m the Court
? f Probate, tr> be held at Camden,
?s on the '_M.>th diy of November.
:i(>\*, after publication thereof, at II
>?'. lock it. ill,- forenoon, to show cause, if
?my ibpv have, why the naid administra
tion should not be aranted
*ii\t/n utnler mv haml thin 14th day of
November, \. TV, 15)07.
Pubtished in the Unnulcn Chronicle, on
the l*?t:> dav of November, l!'07.
' WM. I). TR A NTH AM.
dudvr^ Probate for Kershaw Co.
VVi\ 0 !SU1
I
m s.
MANUFACTURERS OF
j Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material
ash Weights and Cord.
I CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
?old South, and thereby save
money. ? tf
? Window aud Fancy Glass &
njwoiaUy Jan. 4 6.
Bargain* In Real Kutate
If you wish to yot bargu'iu In
real tiAlntf, <jitt??r in ili? cHv or
oounlrv, call on (}'. (i Alixa'ulfi,
Uuul KhIuIu Agent, Camden, S. ('? j
1111 AND OMRS. I
l havu oj*na<i up .1 lirnt rl,'i i .wv
oynter market, <rn? lour ii1j<\?' i!u- j|<i|
1'oat Officii. opi ii ? Springs ?i. i
noii'h cotton pli.'iorni I will j -? ,>iti
cd on hiii) nftor * < i?' of l)c, i ' r t<
Hurvo tin- public with
1' RUSH KiSlI AM Oi'BTtfKS
Order* (or brinkUHt mu^i !>?<
nlt/lit before; <llnn? r by A. M , f<V #np
jior !>y 6 1'. M.? Spncia) prices <m <>yh
orn for Thiinkftio v"u I?iv.
Thanking my Lri*:n<Im l<ir j n ? i^i oi.*
?#? ami nollciUnz a continuance of#<wno,
I am Wry K<N?i>i;clfuily,
M. H. Bainn.
I
J JU1 >i
' I i)og to announce t<* the
public that \ am sti 11 employ
ed by the Kershaw Oil Mill to
buy cotton seed.
Scales in rear ol Springs &
Shannon's Ntoro.
Highest prices paid overj
day.
J. S. W!Xi\
Camden, ft. C., ?ept. 5?7. .
m nmm
Repairs of all kind Promptly
(lone on all kindsof Vehi
cles. Farming imple
ments a specialty.
CAIiPJur
U. M. HAMPTON,
proprietor.
MiV PAINTING
fcitore For Rent.
The store i?'jw oci i)pied b\ Hirtif
nod B*neU for rent after Januuty
1st, J0G8. U- Burne.
ia v ivnnrr
ii
Olllce of Tret* mrer of Kershaw < i unt\)
Cundi'ii, S. (' , Sept. 0, 1907.
Ill HCCOf'ttliCc *?. ?i.h tliC Act to iait>?
tiippliwH lor tli<* I'iMrnI year eommeIndia
., . 01. ry 'i, 1U i , notice is hereby givei.
i i a p.w?* 1>( ikH v ll 1 " open for collect
. oun . ! ichool taxes from
Octobo' l,r> '90/, i'?il-irch 'H. 1908. A
I'Oiiulty <f J per ct'iit *.vill be *d led ??*?
ad taxe* unpaid l.y January "st, 190#.
A penalty ot two per cent on all uepaid
t>y K?b. 1 ht, lt<08, A penalty of seven
per cent will bo addon oil all unpaid
March 1st, 11)08
Tlio rati ?.?? ccntum Cor Kershaw
county is aw lollowa :
Mill;?
Slato tu ii*8, I ' ' -
School tuxon,
Ouijniy taxes, ?< 1-4
Kail road taxes. 1 4
Court Ili-UKO Ho i 1-4
Ko?d. 1
Total. l'< :M
TllO lollov.'if!^ Specifll lev.Oh llHVO In el.
raadq al?o:
Special School tax, District N<\ 1,
M Interest on School Bonds Ura<lc<l
School Building, Mills
District No. 1, * %
Special School tax Dist, No. 1, 3
" ' " ? 2, 4
" '? " " ?? 4, ?
?? ?t tt *t ft M ?)
M M ? ?' 10,' 2
" " " II, V
" " " 12, 2
" / " " " M 17, 3
" " ?' 18, 3
? ? ?> >? >? m in (>
" " " " 2/, y
?' 26, 2
" 27. 2
" -10, 7
The road tax of two dollars can in
paid the Comity Treasurer from Octobei
15th, 1907, to March 1st, 1908,
All mnlo persons living within the
corporate litoiis of cities ??r towns, atu
tl<-i?t? attending any college or school o'
tin; State. Ministers in charge o; regii
lar congregations, teachers employed in
public schools, nchool trustees during
their term of oflice, persons permanent
I ly disabled and those actually engaged
! in the quarantine service of the state art
! exempt from the payment of road tax.
I A J' other male persons between the agnt,
; of 18 and 50 years are1 required to paj
said road tax or work not less than six
days during the year.
The poll tax is $1.
j All information as to taxes will be
i furnished upon application.
1 In sending for Tax amounts and Ite
| ccipts, slate with whom the Taxpayer
j lived ni January last, and if known by
) two names, give both, and bo sure to give
Township and No. of School District.
No !i*ts of names for lax receipts will
he recieved unless the amount of tax
money is deposited with the said list.
This rule will be strictly enforced.
I). M. McCaskill,
Coutitv Treas
N. C. BOYKIN,
FIRE INSURANCE.
I> we Iliry And Mercantile liisks A Specialty.
Represents Only The liest And Most Reliable Companies.
Real Ksiato And Rcntini' Auent.
HeadquartersFor
When in need of anything in'the
Hardware line call and see me.
BO!
I have on hand a splendid assort
> \
f
ment of Holiday Goods of all kinds.
t
i bought largely of these goods, and
rather than carry them over I am
selling them very cheap. Call and
see me before you buy and be con
%?
vinced that I am offering the biggest
bargains in town.
. j 'i'.N i) . \
* jtfi o rt
^ t'
(m ">#> Uy
IVII
I i u< H i S I
HlR5Cti BkOS. AND CO.
Is I'll!, a U|. .Mill Uaiul i.cn,u|>-l"->bilc goods - j
Mr. tins. liim-ii
r-K-tuivs T'li* l u't wnl-U u.< to selHhetn ,
H.rl.-ss l.i.in anybody else ??<' v? bought en- .
|? sniiolv lb" v.-.inIs of every man, wo
rn, Hi mill rhibi ill Kershaw, .Slimier, Lee ami
Umwtoi- couuliSs. His impossible to give
i vc, in"tlii< I in a ihtnilud ?!"? o( the ira
miMisiu ol' i.ur Fall stock. We are showing
till! leading ! a" fashions The distinguishing
luatmcs rail >vi.w in tW good*, silks uud. (
roads to wea>. tmeuts sir? levealed to perfec
tion 'in our colossal and comprehensive display
of the most .".rlistio. designs. Our usualjmr
prisuv? values n.cvaii throughout oui tnlire ,
establishment.
Choicest New Fall Dress
? ioods.
The wloV took is aglow with beauty, qual-.
il\ and best i: stvle i 11 foreign and domestic
Dross I- ? oI i s. 'lite p ipular checks, plaids,
broken noa1' ^ pauamr*s. voiles, all the new
shades of is:t ? ri;? I serge hennett t broadcloth
and every itc giuable style ot dress goods
used this serpen sue here in wonderful variety.
Novell v plain suiting?a splendid material ior
dres!'<-G or ox ra \vn'st?, '.V5 inches wide, tegu
lar GOe, quality, opening price iVJc. Fine nil
wool serge liS Inches wide popular for suits
and skirls in all new shades; special price 50c.
Fancy all wool .suiting, 01 in. wide, rc?riihir 1.50
quality, special price UOc. All wool f>0 inch
Cheviot worth -vI, special price !M)c. Broad
eloth in all color.-, an.l black, a spl(jjjJid value
<il)c. Fine imported and domestic henriettas
in all colors and blaek from 'ioc up to $2 per
yd. An unlimited varie;v of beautiful black
goods. An immcmo st'.ok of silks to select
from in all the new weaves and patterns.
Come and see our handsome line of plaid silks
so stylish for dresses and extra waists. We
have them in all widths and ri h colors. We
are, solo agent,? for the 'anions "Money back1
Silks,' the very oei>t to bo had; every yard is
guaranteed to wear with perfect satisfaction.
Don't lail to see litis hand>ome line. They
come in nil colors and black.
1 he smartest ot Kail styles in ready madC^
women's garments, tailored suits and coatsX
Lvcry cxp i ss bruits us daily new models of
ladies tailored coats, suits and skirts. We in
vite von to visit our store often and advise you
f.o make your select ions early. \ve can save
you money in this special department, as we
bought them early. A very select and hand
some line ot voile skirts. We have the cor
rect styles in ladies and misses Ooatsjjat the
most reasonable prices you ever saw. Conny
aud see for yourself. I
High Art Clothing.
If you itre ready to sc0
Hie c.i vivc.t fashions for
Fall i.i men's wear, wo
are ready with the larg
os and finest taction
of Fall Miits, overcoats,
furnishings and huts
that lias rvi r been our
h t to oiler for your in
spection. Most note
worthy in this season's,
showings are the new
models of the celebrat
ed 11 i^li A rt Clothing
at prices ri.ore re" son a
hle tl'-ni ever, as we
bought, ihem before the
ad nee.
Shoes! ShoesI! Shoes!!!
Wo cany the best lino of Shoes in the city of
Camden. The largest stock to select from.
Weareaonts fo the celebrated Godman's
black bottom shoo for ladies, misses and men '
the best, woarng shoa.on the mark.it. Wo are
also solo agents for the famous ICin? Quality
and Selz Royal Blue. " - ?
Millinery! Millinery!
We have secured Miss Myra Harris, a most . r
artistic designer, as our Milliner. We are^"
prepared to show you all the new shapes and ...
stales both in French ai\d American miljineyy
Rugs, Carpets k Mattings.
We aVe ready to showjtho largest and mo?t
complete line ever broojht to the city/ Oar
art squares are beaut if J and worthy of
spection. Come and seeps early and
Hirsch Bros.#: Co