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pi S- -? - ?" > ? ? Otmdun Ooitoa KUlti|r~ next middling oottoo is quoted | Sort*?#! *t 14 50 Ginning Daya. !?u) id unci ok DfO, 6*h .? he Oil will lun < I* v I r ginnery only on psdty*? Thursdays and Friday#. Qyfter Supper. oyster supper will he plven \Ue home ?f Mr . and M<?. K. C, irotf next Krldsv uigbt? Deo. 10, the beneOt of Swift Creek Hap iOburcb. Tbe public ie coidibl floTlted lo attend. HI lit Hero Monday Night. Deo. 13 Barlow & Wilson's Minstrels will geent at the Opera House, Mon. ?y nlgbS Deo. 13th, the beet (jow liana, ibe beet Singerr, tliu beat ludeyill* and Speoialtv Act#. Prices 26, BO, 76 ahd $i Complaint From Oaasett. Subscribers ar Casaett are com slnibg that Mm- Chronicle hasi it been delivered there promptly for the paet several weeks. Thin >ught not to be and we trust that rho ever is to blsme for this delay ill see that the trouble is remldied. Attend big Cost Sale at The Qllt | lgo Store. tr. d. o. Mrs. Robert Long was the gra cious hostess of the John D. Keune dy Chapter U. D. C. on Monday af [ ternoon. In the absence of the president Mra. Davis presided.' Af ter the reports of yarious coronal". j tees Mrs Sill .gaye a full and unu sually Interesting report ' of the,| State Convention at Newherry. A delicious salid eourso closed one of j Hhe pleananteat meetings of the season. , The Chapter was glad to! have with them Mrs. Long's guests I ' ' Mar rl a go. # Another marriage of much inter snt to our- cootmunity is that of fgbly esteemed young frieurt, rthur L. Watkinfc, to one ol itei's fairest daughters. The )g invitation has. been Bent and Mrs. L. M. Cljburn vour presence at the mar riage of their daughter Mary Almetto to Arthur L. Watkins , ft December twenty-sec !teen hundred and nine, o'clock forenoon, at home iter* South Carolina. tig Cost Sale at The Gilt re: i"6f-Kr. J?ck Clyburn. B.' Clyburn, familliariy ?"JaoU" Clyburn, died at of his brother, Mr. Lewis on Chesnut street, last J morning. Mr. Clyburn had in FlofVda with the surveying of tbe Seaboard Air Line ray,< and had had measles. He home to recuperate and his t? entirely unexpected, j jaeed was the son of the late Stephen C. Clyburn and was it 26 years of age. He loaves urge family connection to whom extend our aincero sympathy, fnneral was held on Wednes jr morning at 11 o'clock, t he ser ;a being conducted by Rev. J. Rowan of the Presbyterian lurch, and in the presence of a ry large concourse of sorrowing latives and friends the burial took Iftqp in the Camden cemetery. Attend Big Coat Sale at The Gilt Edge Store. A Card. . Since the disastrous fire in this City of Thursday night, Dec 2nd, the report has been circulated that one of the unfortunate firms whose atore- building and stock of goods were destroyed, applied to us for the Opera House Store and we re fused to rent to them. Ordinarily, we would not dignify such a elan derour report with any notice, but, der the unfortunate ciroumatac i, in fairness to our patrons, the ublio generally and especially our elves, we feel compelled to publish in unqualified denial of this rumor, it la absolutely untrue; ~ Hince the application haa bsen made member of this house or to reconnected with it by tbe 'erred toHMwrhave we been chad in any way whatsoever Hr- for any a lease r.of the promises Had tbey wanted tne prop "weald ti*yo rented to them cheerfully. Reports to the are entitled to nee of the public, and deserve fta rebuke, bnt in ly are so abaolutely allow them to I Oynter fluppf-r. will b'A en <>yal?f aUJlJU -it ike home of Mr. J. J. Gllhr, o ; Krlday night, Dto. 17th, for tin ji&SiflijQl hxLill (Jlfcck Church. 4 PERSONAL Mr Waddy lllneon, who has beei I ut the (joluinbia hoapital for atwera i daye.for tho treatment of hla t?yoa ha I returned to ('aind*n and we nr? j?la< to note, its very uiuch improved. A Thoughtful Act. After the (ir? <?f Urn we<'k war under control, Mr. Kullivtin, pro l>ri?'t?r of tint Motel Camden, vorv thoughtfully in ji tad the firemen t'7| the Hotel where he hart preparer i for them hot oolfee and aandwlchta It ie neediest* to any that this wa appreciated, hot wo t*ke pl??eur< ' in behalf of tho ??hoya" in extend ing to Mr. Sullivan many thauke. J0NK8? ZKMI*. Mlaa Claudm Zomp Hki'diiibb the Brid< of Mr. Ellin Alexander Jouea. Ou Thursday evening. I>e(*e m l>?r ?Hh, the tow it of Camden was tlx scene of a lovely homo wedding when Mr. and Mrs William IJarvej Zemp gave in marriage, their youn*, daughter, Claudia IJermione, tf> Mr Ellis Alexander .Jones, of Tallehae "oe, -Flft. The Zemp home on Lyt Me ton street was turned into h fairj bower of evergreen and pure whit? flowers that formed an ideal settinj. for the wedding of a young girl Five of the bride's young girl friend* attended her as maids, and as the} grouped themselves around the altar thoy formed a lovely picture. At this altar All the kingdom of Flora was in beauh arrayed To gr#ce such a fair young brido. Rut the yirl bridtf wuh fairer by far thai the flowers That danced 'louud the altar of love. And s?nctioned the vows of two truHtinj hearts. While the angel recorded above. Throughout the house, soft l'ghtf from numberless candles sheddcd ? radiance over the beautiful toilet? o! fair women, and gleamed amonj. the drooping heads of flowers weight ed with their own delicate perfume The music was furnished bv Miqj Charlotte Hoykin, und her skilllul < fingers swept over the keys of tin* piano with an artistic touch. The beautiful marriage service o* the Episcopal Church was read t>\ the venerable Rector, Rev. W. H Qordan. Ah the young couple kneel ed before him for the blessing a ben ediction seemed to fall on all present The wedding procession formed or tfie porch and oame into the front parlor from opposite doors. The bridegroom and his best man, Sir. K. J ' McLeod came in first, they were followed by the four brides maids and groomsmen? -Miss Lucia Yates and Mr. Henrv Garrison, Miss Tjillian Yates and Mr Witherspoon Dodge, Miss Lovina Eldredge and Mr. Blakeney Zemp, Miss Dorothy Eldredge and Mr. Thos. Ancrum The bridesmaids wore lovely girl ish drosses of soft white silk and yellow Bashes aud carried lighted candles in silvor candlesticks, from which fell a shower of yellow daisies. Following the maids, came the maid of honor, Miss Hallie Garrison; she wore an exquisite dress of yellow Grepe de Ohene, fashioned ou prin cess lines and that fitted tbo pretty girlish figure to perfection. After the maid of Honor, came the little ring bearer, Ghapman Barrett with the ring on a silvor waiter. He wore a picturesque costume of black velvet with yellow sash. The bride came in with her father nnd met the bridegroom at the Altar. Never did slie appear so sweet and fair as aho stood there among the flowers and vines. She wore a love ly dress of pure white satin exquis itely. adorned in pearls and dainty embroidery, the yoke and elbow sleeves w*ro of fine-Ohantilly lace and the soft folds of the satin swept out into a graceful sweeping train. The vail fell in long graceful lines to the hem of her trailing robe and a spray of lilies of the valley fastened it in the waves of her dark hair. She carried in ber hand a white and gold prayer book, from which fell a shower of lilies of the valley. After the coremony delightful re freshments wore served and an in formal reoepllon held nntil 11 :^0 when the bride and groom left for their wedding trip through Cuba and to linger along as they choose through sunny southern climes. The bride as Claudia Zemp has al ways been very popular among the very young Bi t, aud she will be miss ed from their gay frolics. " The bridegroom while a stranger to many here has made a favorable impression on all who have met him. and only congratulations and good wishes go out to him for winning so charming a bride. He is ft promt nent naval stores man and has head quarters in Mobile where he and hie bride will receive a roynl weloome. The popular little bride has had given her during the past week two delightful little effalra The firat of [l^iceJRus a tovely hmcheon tendered ber by the Mieaee LocTa and.Lillian Yatee laat week. Nothing prettier oould have been devised than the Christmas Tree, on 'which wai hung I lovely fdeoea of linen, the handwork of the little malda themselves. On We<*neBdRy ' morning Mi?ee* Lovina and Dorathy Eldredge gave a beautiful card party for her, am', this was a farewell to their loved [friend. Tim presence were nmneroaa ant ited the love and e? frienda. The ber ? of friends, go oat ii the new I, mo in *!<! m *,w u&s? yv r *5? ^ A BANK'S PIRST DUTY Ih to its dopobitoi'H. The business of this bank is condlj^J on tiiis basis,' which i.s, ill truth, SECURITY a>>d CON SIS K V ATIBM . ; *5C~. jy ?* ? ? - ?*. ? ,y J ^ .y ^ , ??? ' . ? . . Safety is considered before profits. Wo feel justilie 1 in asking for your banking business, assuring you always, OourtcuH treatment and satisfactory ? service. TUB HIRST NATKINSl BANK. John,T. Mackoy, O, J. Shannon, Jr., Cashier. President. A CARD We wish to thavik those who so kindly assisted us in removing our stocl^ of goods during the recent fire. We also wish to state that we will reopen in the Opera House Store where we will be prepared to serve our customers. GRATEFULLY YOURS THE PURE FOOD STORE BRUCE & LANG, Props. AS GOODS Pffivipg Evcfy ID ay Seeded Raisins, Currants, Citron, Figs, Full Line of National Biscuit Company's Cakes, Candies of All Kinds, In Fact Everything That Lends to the Enjoyment of Christmas COME, WRITE, OR PHONE 39 YOURS THULY. . ? THE UP-TOWN GROCERY Kenneth Murchison, Mgr. Executor's Notice. Having cxeented all the provisions of j rho Will of Miiwos Fafinic <J. and Jam* Klkins/.'And a final accounting of the game ! having been made, notice is hereby #ivt?n : that one month from this date, on "Jan. 5. j 1010. I will Apply to the Jndge of Probate i - for Kershaw County for a discharge as fix- ' eeutor of said Estate. > J, W. BUTLER, I>oc. s, 1000. Executor, j ? ' ? " ? r-f ; FinaL Discharge. | t" H^vtwe i? hereby given that D. Rldfjely j| ? Howard, Krfecntor of th?* Ks?tate of Klizt- ?J belli Ollrer, deegseti, has DIoil his Final Kotnma ?s RuehTB*ecutor in tho office ot , tbo Judge of Probate for Kersh&w Coun T>'a?thia day made application to me tot hb Anil disch.irp*.'#* tot, and That Wednesday. January 12th. > 1010, at ten <10) o'clock; <JL, . M-> at the office of Judge of Probate for Kinba* CoantepUuS JMVffiftuon . fi^Di i ' fflar? " ? - - - . " _ . . ^ h&? & ; Attend Big Cost Sale at Tbe Gilt Edge Store. Citation. South Carolina. ? Kershaw County ? * " ? By W. L. MoDowoH, Judge cf Probate Whereas, Cora L. Graham made soil to me,' to *runt her Lett era of Ad miniit ration of the Estate of an<i effVct* of Neil A. Graham, deceased. v . These are therefore to cirtf and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of 'the ?aid Neil A. , Graham demm****!, that tlier bfl at?<1 appear befote me* in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, 8. 0., on pee. 90th. next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock iu the foreneon to ehow cause. It anv they have, why the said administration should sot be granted. . ?" ;* Given under my hand, thla Sad <?ay of Dec.vA. D. \90b. s r \ -J, SSr/W W. I- McDOWELl^ it WdfiTof Probate for Kenha# Oounl^ . Published on the 8rd day of Deceuv her, lOOOgiia the Oaud?ufCBHlll|||t " &i- . > 7 Stock Goipg at GOS7f . This is as you K low, no annual 'hurrah' but a Ixeuuiue tJale, every ? item of my largo . nd varied as well as carefully selected Stock will bo sold lor CASH >nly at COST for the next iW) days, beginning Sat urday, Deo. 11, 19< J. Such an opportu lity is the result of my desire to close on f a uum ber of my many <iepartmonts, which will bo especially Ladies lino Dress Goods and ? Iks, 'Ladies Tailored Soils and skirts, Kmbroid eries,' Laces s< > oiler you the "unheard of op portunity" of buyii any and every article io this Immense Stock at COST. Just thiti ; of buying such staple, goods .is shirting, Table Damask, Napkins, ;oa Island, Lo.ngcloths, ('amli.no, ('hoviotrj, check Homespun, Ginglu >ns, Notions, Hosiery, underwear, Shoes, ShirtR Hats, Clothing, Ru. s, Art Squares, Mattings, Blankets, -L-tp Ttobes, ... , " ? ? ? _ . * i Crockery, Agatewa e, Toih:t sets, Groceries, Y/ayons, Harness. and too many other thi'igs to mention.' ? COST PRICES. No goods. will be charged at cost during this sale. Money refunded on every article not satisfactory Coupons on Pian > with every purchase. ?V" V ou rs Respectfully, The Famous Gilt Edge Store, P. T. Villepi^ue, -Proprietor. - ? - ; " / SUPERVISOR'S REPORT. The following is a list of claims approv- ? ed tvml ordered paid tit the legular month ly mooting held Monday, Dec. 0, 1909: Kit Mer & B Co, supplies "$ 90 G<} !I Ij ^ohloshburtr, 6up 48 25 Greenwood H(c Co, sup Nil Oo C K McDowell,. sup ' 40 00 Kershaw Grocery Co, sup 17 90 \V T Smith, sup 9 00 Lewis ?fc (Christinas, sup 80 85 It L Bell, sup 4 25' John W Ingram, work on homo 2 00 W J Watson & Sons, blacksmithiog 10 lo Oaioden Press Brfolc Co, 1 f>0 J S Trantham. sa! and fee* 258 31 M C West, sal and postage 101 15 John Collins, sal 25 00 K I) Williams, sal 80 00 1 J MoKenzic. sal and postage 50 8;} M 15 Rabon, sal and portage 82 4.> (? L l>ixon sal 50 00 1) M McCasktll, Hal and Ct ex 1,050 10 W li McDowell, adv sta and sal 84 29 Camden News, adv and sta 8 25 Sliund Bid Sup Co. lumber , 15 04 Walter Hinson, lumber 9131 Workman <fc Mackey, lumber 9 00 U A Martin, lumber 9 85 L 1) Jones, lumber 6 7] W ,! Ellis, wk oh bdg 6() Win English, wkon bdg 5 00 L A Gardner, wk on bdg 3 6n A 15 Shaw, wk on bdg 2 50 S K J Smith, wk on bdg 1 50 A Kelly, wk on bdg 7 00 J S Brown, rd wk ? 8 00 Springs, BAM Co, tools 12 0(1 4 S Gardner, rd wk 17 Oo U Kubtoks, rd wk 9 93 VV P Bowen, rd wk ? ' 1 I 50 W A McDonald, rd wk ~~r ft 00 T, H Ilinnon, rd wk 9 00 5 B Stokes, rd wk 10 05 C B Sprtrfley, rd wk 11 00 Hugh Hearon, rd wk 7 50 J J Campbell, rd wk ? 00 J F BukT, rd wk 0 25 Ben 1 1 Mile, telegram* 4 00 W l\ Olyburn, med ?er 15 00 it S Cauthen, mod Mr I A Builedge, med uer v \V S Moor?, med ser [J9 W fcsbney, s?pl poor bouse T J Arrant*, coffins Hewih Supply Co, top Town of Lancaster, conyict labor Wilson <5 and U ^^ 7"; 100 00 O'Bryan. cress Bridge Co, 5,860 Oo ,U.T*US*W, wood .3 00 1 -i - ? mmm SCHLOSS MASTER TAILORS REPRESENTED D^fD > Nevef^S^he weather, you'll need the Clothes. Great reduction . t. ? _ 7-' . ( . 1. . - T*_ _ * <i - "" ? * ^ TVS? - .Vtt - ? . { "3lT' ' ? ''TV^lZ-Ty1 in price on all my goods for next 30 days. We make- specialty injextra -s- - Respectfully, y*>~ ^ ?T- 'A