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Lenten Specialties At THE PURE FOOD STORE I )? vilcd ('rubs Chins, Clam Chowder, Lobster, Bohrimps; Cmmcd Salmond, Green Turtle Meat, Mock Turtle Soup, Imported Fieuch & Portugal Sardines Cistern, Smoked Bone Herring Anchovies and Ancbov) l)astv fcotch Kippered Herring, Scotch Herring in Tomato Sauce Scotch Findon Haddocks, Smoked Bloaters, French Tunny Fish (To mato sauce) Fish How,? salt and fresh, Muck eral, Caviar, Fibevod ami Brick Cod Fish, Cod Fish Halls, French Mackerel ? Marinated and spiced, Kcto in (iilatiiie, Kolied Sardines in olive oil, Sardines (wjme *auci?) Sardines (aromatic spiced) Fillets dc Thon (olive oil) Boned French and Portuguese Sardines. BRUCE & LANQ. THE PURE FOOD STORE. Phone 2. D?ii $?*$? ? . .'-V - 11 1 -? . . For Sale. One pair of heavy mules, wagon a:?d harness Henry Truesdell. Opposite Court House. Mr. Smith to Preach. Rev. J. W. Smith will preach at Gum Springs Church on Suudai ncxt^ M-aicli 7tb* al 3 J o'clock. All are cordially invited to atteod. Eggs For Sale. Kggs from thoroughbred Huff! Orpiuglons and Partridge W y n n ? < 'I i) i i?*H. Fertility guaranteed. I $1 50 per setting of lf> egga. Ad-! dress, J. B. Zerap, Poetotlicc, Camden, S. C. Now Board. Supervisor West will have for hU colleagues nil new inembera of the County Bourd for another term. Tim new member seived for tlio first time on Monday last, and are: M^shi-p. J. K. DeKav.New- I ton Kelly, 8 F, Kelly and D M.| Ki 1 1< ley. Air. DeK'iy is Clerk. New Firm. Mr. W. R: Walkina ItnH bought j out the grocery t.usiness of Mr H. ; L. VVaikina and liaa associated J with liiin in the new business Mr. J A. L . VVaikina. Both ar-e moal ex cellent vonng men and deserve sue ceaa . Tney will appreciate your patronage and we nre sure they will give til v very best service. See tb"ir adv. and give the new firm n * c*4l._ Th e James Adams' Shows. AM tfys week the James Adams' Teu Cfuit Sti"w Iihh been in Cain d?>n giving performances each uight ] '. affords ub pleasure to say that this is a very excellent, and clean show,? being stronger in many points than ever before. All the gentlemen connected with it are Rood, clever fellows, and their en tertainments are the best and clean est for the money wo have ever seen. They will exhibit ngam to night and tomorrow night, also a matinee will lie given- tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 3 o'clock. Anything you may want in jewel ry can bo found at Si H Heyman's. m ? m Excursion Rates to Washington, D. 0 Presidential Inauguration March 4 The Seaboard Air Line announc es very low excursion rates from all stations on their linrs to Washing ton, I). C., and return account in auguration of President Kleot Taft, These excursion tickets will be on sale from February 28i,h to Mar. 3rd inclusive; good to return leav ing Washington not later than Mar 8th. The excursion rales from Cam den will be $14 05. Corresponding ly low rates from other stations. A personally conducted trip at this lime is also being arranged covering all expenses, incl uding railroad fare, sleeping oar, 4>er(h, meals enrouie, automobile sight seeing trips and hotel accoinmoda. tions in Washington at an exceed* ingly low hale. Full information can be secured bv addressing Mr, John D. Harden, P. O- Box 77, Sa VHnnah, Ga Undoubtedly the Inauguration Ceremonies which are most ? peotae ular and brilliant, the popularity .tf ? - president Rleot Taft throughout* the Qoutl) and thd attractiveness of ? yfltri# Wrifrlagton At Itoll set ?on will offer upusual induoemedU to larga number* to ttteQd, there for* secure aleeplog car reservation* \ and make your arrangement* la ad . f#?ee I7 ">"? x. ;7 '' Pull information cheerfully fnr _ rn? bed hx' 1ft naareet ^^BOARD Agent or atresia* J. Btcbbergcr Tr*f. Pnen. Agaot. Columbians. C. For Went. Ooe Store n n Broad Street np. posiic Baptist Church for rent. Ap ply to The Camden S'.ore. Death of Mr. W. D. Marshall It i* with sincere regret that we announce tlii! death of Mr. W. I). JV1 h r h 1 1 11 1 1 which occurcd at' )i i ^ homo h few miles east of Camden on the 28'h of February. Mr. Mar H h h ) I whs a good citizen nod to his bereaved family we extend our dccpeBr sympathy Tmr* tnrrTai took pluce at Marshall's Church. Booker Washington. Booker T. Washington will* lei: Hire iu Camden on Wednesday night, March 17ih, in the Opera House. One half of the lower floor will be reserved for the while peo ple. Tickets for white people for sale at Dr. F. Leslie Z^mp'a drug-j store, and those for colored people are for sale at the stores of K. D. Dibble and T. J. Bo> kio. _ : i 'M Bids will he received for building a i>ridgo over the Wateree River near Camden on Mnrch 25th 1909. The Boaid reserves the light to rej*ct any or all bids. M. C. WEST. Supervisor K. C. Oamden, S. C , Feb. 25th, 1909. Citation. South Carolina. ? Kershaw County. By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probute. Whereas, Josie E. Alexander made] suit lo roe. to *rant her Letters of Ad ministration of tlio Estate of and tffectsj ?f 'J. M- Alexander, deceased Those are therefore' to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said C. M A'exnnder de ceased, that they be and appear before me, iii the Court of Probate, to be held ! at Camden. K. C. on March 6th, next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon to show cause, it anv they have, why tlm said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 18th day of February A 1), 1909. Published on the 19th day of Feb. 1909 in the Camden Chronicle w. L Mcdowell, Jndge of Probate for Kershaw County. TAX NOTICE, Office of Treasurer of Kershaw County I Camden, fi, C-. Sept. 4, 1908. In accordance with the Act to raise supplies for the fiscal year commencing January 1st, 1908, notice is hereby given that the books will be open for collect ing State, county and school taxes from October 16, 1908, to March 15th. 1909. A penalty of 1 per cent will be added on all taxes unpaid by January 1st, 1909. A penalty of two per cent on all unpaid by Feb. 1st. 1909, A penalty of soven per cent will be added on all unpaid March 15th. J909 The rate per centum for Kershaw county is as lollows : Mills. State taxes. 5 1-2 School taxes, 3 County taxes,- 8 lr4 Hail road taxes, 1 3 4 Court House Bo < 1?4 Road, I Total. 14 3-4 The following special levie# have beer made also : Spftcial School tax. District JJo, 1, for interest on School Bonds Graded * School Building, Mills. District No. 1. ? Special School tax Dist, No. I, ^3 " ?? " ?? ?' 8, 1| ?? it i > ?> ?? ^ g ?? i? ?? ?? "7 2 ?? ?? i? ?? i> jo 2 " ' " " 11,' 8 ?f l? ?> l? M JO Q u i. m tt g ? A it j. ,i Jg g II II ?? ?? it 2 ii |i ?? l? il go 2 " " 26, 9 ?i i? n i? ? jj 2 ?? ii . ? it ?i ? 40-. 7 ! The road ta* of two dollars can bt Kid the Cdttnty Troaanrer from Octoba. th. 1908, to March 16th, 1009. Tba poll tax i? $1. AH information aa to taxaa will be ftmiiahed uffon aj>plieatton . In Coding for Tax aiaonnta and Re* two nam <%. nival NOTICE. Having bought out the en tire business fif'H l< Watkins, the senior -number of the firm Watkins & Wnitaker, withhis brother will continue the name and under the linn name of Walking Brother*. ? Thanking our friends and pRtrons of both linns for punt patronage and soliciting a con tin nance of the name, w i i ) ? promises of good and prompt service Very Respectfully WATKINS BROS. Phones 2H and 71 . PERSONAL Mr T Klwood Carpenter ami fan) ily, of Mt Kisco, N. Y , who h avo been spending several winterH here, have returned to OnmriHn much to tho delight of tli?'ir many frieintn here. They are stopping at l)r A A M-'Ore's. Mr and Mr? .J It Oartor have re turned from their wolding trip** Scholarships* For Sale. T?o Bcholaifhipw for business (vuithch at the (Jh-AIs- Bu^iuess College, of Macon, (in. for suit*. Wi r h $35 00 each ; will them f<?r $10 00 each. Apply ?t this office. Special attention called to our Corset department. v Haruch-Nottles Oo. Frederick (>. WlegamU Violinist. Pupils r?'<H'iv< d. Care "Kirkwood" Hotel. _ V John Wicgauitl, Jr., Director of OreliOHtra at "The K irk wood Toncber of Piano. Beginners and advanced pupils received . * Surveyor's Notice. I shall be pleassd to serve those wish ing surveys iiiul plats mado of their lands ill Kershaw County. Terms rea sonable. Address me a; liea'h Springs, S. C., or leuve orders with Mr Jno T. Mackoy at the First Nation*] Bank of Camden. W. B. TWITTY. Dec. 17. i90? . Administrator's Notice, Notice is hereby given to all creditor*, if. -my. of the Estate of the late 'James E. Ilendrix. decessed, fo present their do mauds to me duly attested as required by law ; and all indebted to the said de ceased are notified to tnake payment to me. MARY F. IIENDKIX, Administratrix Estate of James E Meudrix. Camden, S. C,, Feb, 24th. 1 90I>. Published in The- Cauulen ChrutUcle. -Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all creditors, if any. of the Est??t?' of the late Lawrpnce W. McCaa, deceaseil. to present their demands to me duly attested us required l.y law ; and all inbebted to S'tid deceased are notified to tnake payment to nie MITJ.lt'; B. McCAA. Administratrix Estute of Lawrence W. McCaa. Camden, S. C.. Feb. 18, 1009. Published in The Camden Cluor.icle. Final Discharge. Notico is horchy ^ivou that the tin dersigned will npp'y to W. L Mc Dowell. Judgo of Probahe for Ker shaw Oonntv. *?n Mor.duv, Mireh 15, 1909, fdr u filial discharge as Adiirn i8trat'>r8 tie bonis nan of the estate of S B. Latham, deceased Thos. J. Kirkland. M. L Smith, Administrators 4e bonis non Camden, S. C., Feb. 9th, 1909, Administrator's Notice. State of South Caroliua,) County of Kershaw, f All creditors of the Estate of W. F. Reed, deceased, are hereby notified to ren der an account of their claims, duly at tested. to the und6rsigned. And all par ities endebtcd to said estate are notified to make prompt payment to the under signed of their accounts L. A.AflTTKOWSKY, Administrator freby. 3rd. 1909. Citation. South Carolina- ? Kershaw County By W- L- McDowell, Judge of Probate. Whereas Wm. C. Biown made si)U to me, to grant him Letters of Ad ministration, of the Estate of And ef. fecti of Frances M Brown, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors ot the said Frances M. Brown, deceased, that they be and sppear before me, in tbe<Conrt of Probate, to fro held at Camden, 8. O., on February 27th. best after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause I if any Ujey have, why the said admin not be granted. GWen ondeiynj hand this Hh day of I CkAO ? ' v unroniclc. THE WISH CAREFUL PERSON A ? Looks well to I he nafity of tho principal ho* lore investing h in m<H?ey. That i* li^ht. Surety means more to the. good huMness man than high interest rates. Our SavingM Department alio ids an ideal place to inves.t surplus funds ideal, both from a point of safety and security ? ideal in ponil of convenience. ? Besides your money earns I per cent, interest and requires no attention on your part. Such an investment should appeal to you. It certainly will, if you investigate. Call at at the Bank- ? you will he .welcomed. TUB FIRST NATIONAL BANK. John T. Mackey, Cashier. O, J. Shannon, Jr., President-. THE WELLINGTON TYPEWRITER. In this Machine we think we have fo unci the best all-round type writer yet produced. Its prominent features are Light, Elastic Touch, Extreme Speed, Light Weight, Great Strength Perfection of Simplicity, Unimpairable Alignment, Continously Visible Writing For any information apply to I ME CI IRONICLE. Office, 01 W. L. McDowell, Agent, Camden, S. C. P. S. ? John Wanamaker is using 75 of these typewriters in his Philadelphia and New York Stores. Price $60.00. A. D. KENNEDY. Headquarters For ? When in need of anything fn the Hardware line call and see me. A. D. KENNEDY. fk. B O ^ f? B Air Line. Eastern Time These arrivals and departures, as well as time and connections are k$iven only as information and are not guaranteed. , NORTH BOUND Lv. Ar Camden Cheraw Ar. Hamlet Ar. Raleigh Ar. Portsmouth Ar Richmond Ar. Washington Ar. Baltimore Ar. Philadelphia Ar. 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V' jir^ifuraiPoft __T K J. COOPKR, Agent, or writ# ? - T. P# A*t JUST ARRIVED At The (lilt Edge Store a Big Ship ment of Beautiful Spring Goods. Come In And Look at Them. To See Is To Buy. Percales with side bunds, Motor Cloths ill stripes and aide bands, (he best tiling for ladies' Spring coat suits. . Shirting Prints at oe yard, Good quality. The -very best, (iingliatn in solid, stripe, pluids, side bands, etc, , at 1 ()<; \ d. Lawns, liatistes, etc , in plain white, figured, stripes, sido bands? -beautiful goods ? at 10c yd, , Some Wonderful Bargains In Winter Dress Goods. Clonks, Tailored Suits and Skirts, Hlankets and Com forts. We are offering our entire lino of those goods at un heard of pi ioetr. Remnants, Remnants. All sorts ot remnants at almost your own price. Mattings, Mattings. Some l>ig values in Mattings, Mat-tinir Art Squares and Hugs. Come and see us. We can interest you. Full line Farm Supplies and Ferti lizers at closest cash prices or on approved papers. Yours Respectfully, The Famous Gilt Edge Store. P. T. Villepi?ue, Proprietor. .