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Qui friends And Customers: [aviu# decided lo combine our fore,oh and m up the ropin on the corner ol Main und 9>Kulh 8tree(H which shall be known in PThe Pure Food Store," Make pleasure in expressing our most hear appreciation of the patronage ho liberally jnred upon us in the past and to earnestly for the new firm a continuance of the Us we feel that in future we will ho better ed than ever to merit your kind favors, tend keening a STRICTLY KIHST M FANCY GROCERY in which ON US PUREST ANl> BEST DOMESTIC OKTK1) ARTICLES OF FOOD can ined at ni06t Reasonable priced. bo propose to very much improve our y system giving a reasonably prompt y of all goods purchased at he Pure Food Store." Siting your commands we arc Yours very truly, 2, BRUCE &, LANG. Market. lotcd in Cumdeu t.hie {piddling at 10 75 jfr. Wm. Jackson, [ackson, of West W*. it Monday. Wbil?! be was attacked with [nd dted vory sudden toolc place at Pino 'hurch on Tuesday. lea Appointed. is appointed Mr. K Game Warden for !be appointment is i* Audubon Act and tbe Warden to see or is strictly enfor ^3 rayed. isle calf six months my premises! cor DeKall) streets, on Reward for in [.to its recQvcry, to me. i B. Kirklaud. i Tuner. jCraCkeu, the ex-j if Columbia, is in ?or two and any 9 that needs luo hit services if liven. Leave or Lealie Zemp'sj rompt attention or country. a?.i '. ? Walking and! to $7. at lit Edge 8toro. Wedding. >me of Mrs. K. E of a beautiful ming of the 27 th .ted and expectant res Of the contract assembled to wit of. Mist Jennie to Mr. Marioo Xbe lovely home lecorated with fen tftacefol s mi J ax, beihg green and] ena handsome were in rich pro fa. light, of candles en ity w?d purity, the left of (be room ljT youoit - bride pply ?later, Miss and was met . nipanied by his improvised altar in' In the eleove form c* end potted CK Riohards, awaitiui? to pro M wife. The and Jmpress ie end beanii trading words I "Whiy^r thou1 where thou | people sbal I ek| my God: 1 die, end j the jjord do MK tf eugbt 4 end ?? that made iwy e?d btpwn end ' or '3 & New Advertisements. We direct your attention to the fcl lowing new advertiBemonls which appear in The Chronicle to-day : Commercial Bank. M. Riiuui. Woi D Traniham?Citation No tice. J D Wolfe?BaVgains in Holiday Goods. .) W R Hough?Administrator';} Sale. K B Kirkland?Calf Lost. U II McCracken?L'iauo Tuuer. Fire. ) On Thursday >e 4wt-11 ing house of Mr. ^Barnes wan totally destroyw^^I iJJre. Mr. Barnes was away from home at the time and he believes that it was done by ?n incindiary. Tracks were seen going up to and from the house. He says [that he has not the least idea who it could have been?that he suspects no one whatever. The loss is a very heavy ono on Mr. Barnes as there was no insurance on the house at all. PERSONAL. Mr. W L Villepiguo of Washing ton, is spending * few days in Cam* den. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Beattie will regret to learn of the severe illness of their little baby. We regret to learn of the serious illness of the littlp dat)gj)ter of (Sen ator and Mrs. W. R. Hough Prof. Jhnaes Henry Simmotys of Shorter College, Rome, Ga., is visit ing bis sister, Mrs. W, D. Trantham. The citizens of our community are glad U) see Mr C. Ticknoj and son of the Court- fnn, ' bnpk in pafpcl' n We trust this se^sop will prpve a very soccossful one for theui. Administrator's Sale. State of South Carolina?County of Jfersh**. By virtue of authority 'vested in true, by order of W. JD. ? Trantham Eaq?? "Probate Judge for Kershaw County, datpd November g5H, > 19p?. twilj sell ?{- jiublip oj^crv to the ighpit bidder, on Thursday, Decani, ar 13th, 100?, botween the houiraof^lO A. M.. and 3 P. Mi, at the residence of the late Moses Hough, in the NoHh.fngt ern tf(ee?lon of l^ers^aw county 8 miles portj) of Bpthune. tl|e persoh&t propejty of tbe Eatate of the said Moiea Hough, dceeaied, ponsisting ol: Three (3) Mules. One (1) llorap. lot of {farm IppUfnpnta, Eour f-j) head ofjPtitJ tje, Onp (1) Om and Bom Proa" (on premises), One (I) set Mill Rooks, One (I) P??y Saw Mill Outfit and sundry articles. a * Terms of sale caah. Hc-aalo at once hi cass of fgilure to comply with bid. W. R. HOUGH. Adin. Es(, AlPspa ! Death ot Hi*. David It. Williams J L Died at "Hlooaifiberryin our! Iclty, !'??' Sunday morning about 7j I o'clock, Mr. J) avid It. Williams, ? Sr., aged ^5 v* ,ir8* He wn? itio son of Nicholas Wtl 111 mil * iif Souii't) 11 III o ii<] K?' her S?re itu. phcfituu ti daughter of Co'.Jaiives I i) Iioki ii ,it. U?! was born October 3, 1822. Hid h<>u>e and planting Interests were in Society Hill until about 1850, when liu moved to l<<aat Florida. In 1840 he wu? married lo Kfiiliiitnc Milh'r, daughter of (iov Stephen D. Miller of South Carolina. Since i8SH bo haa lived wilb bis ho ii, Mr. Dttvld H. Williams, Jr. iu| {Camden. Knur children survive him : Stephen Miller WIIIIkjum, Kau nas City; David It. W lllijgffe. Cam den ; Mia. Joseph Amcb^Hiliiioofo, and Mrg. Douglas Kitj^piricU, Bir mingham. lie y/?u u uiuii of goner, p u I fit' h and neyer forgot the h ble ways of the pioneers atrang?>i\ oven though a never fit lied lo hod food and shel ter if he %*UKht it at hia hands, aud he delighted in all aula of kindness. He had borne adversity bravely and enjoyed proepy ' quietly. He had filled thv ' , us relations of life, ub eonf , father, 1 foth er, friondfi^. id them well. Who <$sn do Hut iio is r.onil Another name is stricken from the ?vor lessening i ttll of out old settlers, and a large family and many friends fixe left to attest how sadly they will miss him. It must be bo; these tender human ties cannot bo severed with out a pang. Yet in such a death there is really cause for grief. Hie lifework w?4 done, and well. He had attained a lipe old age and wearied of waiting, be laid down to rest. ITe wah a mau who united sound sense with strong couviotione, and cuiitiyntly filled to Hid in raieiug a high standard of cilizanabip in our voting and growing generation. How mucbthis community ow<;? him and aiich a? !>e> it is impossible to estimate, though it would be a grateful tusit lo truce hm Influence through some tf the more direct channels, to bold him up in these de generate days, in bis various char acters of husband and father, of neighbor and friend, to apeak of the sons and daughters he has reared to perpetuate hia namo and emulate his virtues. But it couicb not with in the scopn of this brief article to do so. Suffice it to Bay, he lived nobly aud died peacefully at the ad vance oge of 85 years. The stern Reaper found him, Mas a shook of corn, ft*!!;' ripe fov.the harvest." Few of us will live as long or as well, and fewer yet will the Angel of Death greet with auph a Joying touch ? The funeral services were held from Graco Episcopal Church at 11 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The following gentlemen acted as pall tyejuerei Active:?C. J. Shannon, 'Jr., P. T. Villeplgue, John Cantey, C. H. Yates, Robt. M. Kennedy, W. B. Johnson. , Honorary?Thomas Wbltaker, E. B. Canley, A. H. Boykin, B. Woman's Exchange to Open. 1 will open Woman's Exchange on Monday, December 2nd. Season tickets 50e. Will receive articles for aale from now on. E. K. TW4 " nation, South Kershaw County. By Win. D. Trautbain, Judge of I'robato ? Whereua W. ff. Makme m*d<* puit to me. to grupt liim Letters of A|U j ministration, ot the Instate of uiiC^ octs of Jshiuael Cantey, Jr, 1 These ar?* tberefn^ ? ^ ^ i?h a|^ ^na Uiu fcmdvud anii c^i^ofa ?rthp naid I?huue) Oantey. Jr., deoenfed, that thoy be and appear before me, in the Court of I'robate, to fco held at Camden, on the 16th 4ay of Dumber, next after publication thereof, at II o'clock iu the 'Crenoon, to ?bow ca^so V! 4Nv ihoy have, why the fa$ admin istration should n^t he ?apted. Givpn undot. my haiid this SXlth day of ^ov?mber, V D.. 1907. published in the Camden Ohroniclo, on the 29th day of November, 1907. WM. D. TKANTHAM, ,, Judge of Pyoba{o. W& fay Yoy to Save. It Is Not Miserly To Save f to huaband oqqY resources to reftain. from e cam, to ac cumulate against that inev itable day when tt\er e "? M 9f ?W"V It i? ^ ?9t fiiterly, it la enly wjae. left o explain ft* *4. " iMMl au Mm(ub DeperUaeat. ? ? Dollar v|H flail aa aooooaL \ ,* , ANNOUNCE MENT. We wiah. to announce, that we tiave opened up a first-claes *tack of Fancy and Staple Groceries in the 8tore-hom>e recently vacated by Mi J. K, Lang, and re. tpectfaUy ?olicit a- share of the public patronage .<X* oode promptly to ?ay jj^ftheeitf ; ; r V?ry Hwpeotfolly. flier. lAbiv u/ve^ A'wo Aprons are A D?LIGKT To MF. RESOLVED that /vIA ALWAYS BUYS V/HLN EVCK A SPECIAL OPPORTVNtTy OfTtfCS m says all smart Folks rtK.t: LlKL THAI'. .'IhAT/i BU5TCR BP OWN. \yjsiNLss am LCor/o/^Y io > sccono GlRl.. 7?,rnw. K/tuVyt, Rfwnm ftYY"HE tlli VTt^ aROWN Co CHICAGO. ^\AKY jANt Kah WAlTlUS?r ?SHOULD YOU NOT BE KIND To YOUR TABLE BE CAUSE YOUR TABLE 1.5 KIND TO YOU? BE.SIDE.S rooD' .SERVED OK A NICE TABLE CLoTH LooSO' BETTEfc AND TA-STE.S BETTER, AND THEN YOU DO NOT WI.SH To Off'ER YOUR (jUE.Sr.5 OLD WORN NAPKIN.', DO Ycl/f YOU CERTAINLY ARE GOIN6 TO -SERVE THAT CioBBLER ON A FINE TA BLE CLOTH AND 11 IS NOV/ TIME To BUY YOUR TABLE LINENS WHILE YOU j>!AVE PLENTY of TIME To SELECT THEM BEFORE THEyHoLIDAY RU.SH? COME AND oEE OUR TABLE LINEN.S. RE.SPECTEULLY, |VI. B/KUIHI. We have arranged to handle Cot ton to best advantage and solicit consignments. , We give special attention to hand~ ling Staple Cotton, viz. "Allen Seed," "Floradora" and others of this grade. EKE (EE. fcCO. Cotton Department, Charleston. S. C. A. Thies' Qerman $alve. Worth Its M^eight In Gold. NO HOUSHliOLP TX>MVLKTB WITH /? .. * our it. Gennine Without Sipatare. Cure? Eruptlous of *\\ inflammatory Nature ; Pile*, Stabs, Cuti? Sprains, fcoils, Pimples, bon?-*0iOUt Car ^ionc-Bruiso, Soft Corns, (quick 'reHef to hard corns.) Scrofula, Sore.Ureast, Uiag-Woru>, Tiurns, Eczema, Tetter and kindred 4i???w>s. Prevent* Tllood Poison or Look-Taw result ing from 8tinsr*f Bites, Scratches by unclean Instruments,> Nail in Foot, or from any other caug& Allay# and alleviates pain Perfectlj hum leas in its application, but magical In its results. Unco lifted you will never be without. Nothing but' th$ purest reljtned material entcra into its manufacture. Six (0), month required to make ae Hinall a quantity as % ounce. Not i'njm iou.4 t<*tfce moat dn'licato eompleaion, and why not keep a au hawd./' Ape does not detract from its celebrat ed h^alinn qualities. Saves.much suffering and many Doctor '?"U is alway n tTne friend. Evory box guaranteed or ?UWioy rcfundc J? Price 2oc. For sals> by all druggists, or, A. THIES, Proprietor, Charlotte, N. O. For Sale. THE ANORUM LOTS. - * Tho five lots on Fair street offered for sale last week are beginning to move. Some have been sold. The Others are still to be bad for cash or on easy terms. Each lot 60x300 feet. $450.00 for one?$350.00 lor the others. Growing fruit trees and shrubbery. 'They slope to the back ag^uring good drainage. Fire hydrant just in front. All taxes paid and no cost for papers. .A twelve-room dwelling o/n DeKalb St. Housif in good location, snd in g*>od repair. Two stories and brick base ment. Tworroom servant's house in yard and two-room- ten ant house in field on back street. Barns and .stables and good shade treea^ Lot runs through to Rutledge street. ^ Price 14000.00. Two-story frame dwelling, on Broad street adjoining the Victoria Hotel. Good frontage on Broad street and plenty of\epth. Four tenant houses on premises. Fine cooking range, floor coverings, shades and bath fixtures go with house. ? 1 Price $8600.00? |J- tTbe old Odd Fellows Halkon vRutledge Street. Has affont of about 60 feet and a depth of nearly 300 tot. Hall has H large rooms and 2 small. 2-room servant's boose in the yard. Fine shade trees.. Price 91100.00. For Rent. 2-ttory lix-rooK dw?lliiuu><> Main atrect. Ample premiau iagMd o^adiUoft^W?teraad: ? ' ii f ?*" ?? Tliefamous 36 in. Fruit of The Loom at 10c. yd ?I Him* Wilis every dollars worth of goods you buy, we allow you. to buy 10 yds Fruit of The Loom at 10c yd. . ? CLOAKS. * ' Marvelous values in Ladies' Cloaks Rain Coals, Skirts and Suits. Our cloaks; newest styles, any color from $4.50 to $20.00, can't be matched. COTTON GOODS: Cotton \Goods are higher but we can save you money on many lines that we bought before the rise, ^.t least three-fourths of our Immense stock at the same old price. "Star* Brand Shoes Are Better." Complete stock of these celebrated shoes for Men, Ladies' and children. The Shoes that Satisfy. We are agents for the Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, call and get a style book free. Just received a full stock American Beauty Corsets. / ^ \ - WAGONS A carload Thornhill Wagons just received, one-horse'or two-horse, Iron T . axle or Thimble skein. We can save you money on a wagon. Come and see us. v.' I | ? 1 ? *4 Yours Respectfully, ?; - The Famous Gilt Edge Store, P. T. Vlllepicue. Proprietor. .