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???.V?tpre MENT! ANNOUNCE OPENED 'ERA HOUSE SIDE) WITH ?)F FRESH l$p REPLENIS1 1 ^JRYTHING ID FOR XMAS /%<;? ,WP -t^v' -t I ^ li-.st / Wool OKlon T?tU? H.unc aVWiW Clwi J Vork I ^ ^Gc o/ MMh ?r eo$my2a2' lua I J wlmtsi . m. B*hl, y?ur bed I Mr, Peach. ?ilQ whs shot by Mr. Bile tho fiiet of Juet Kid ay last. _ . ; ^livery WftRon. ,(V4^^*,"**.<ay>el8(Miln iiina It aa pur delivery wh({iiii. It Ub and upto-datr, and ilally for hauling furni Convention. j Township Sunday ation will hold its next at Bethuno, beginning oclf on Saturday, .Tan r. All Sunday-schools in are urged to send repre xhe meeting will bo held 'terian church. l^kiiT a Prize Winner. [?e Rileu Boykiu, dough nd Hie. D. A. Boy kin , Is the fortunate win I the News A Couriei's i&ft prises The prize tne set pt furniture val .00. Bij ? ? Polo. r ..?re will be a game of polo [Christmas day on tho polo ftt-ld the Camden Country Club. The ? era will be Mcsarn N. C. Hoy Duncan L. Edwards, Goo. T lIo and H. L Snider. There admission charged to |p. Negro Found Dead Jlon I)t't\8, a colored man, wis ind dead In tho woods neir tin |tv*le3 Gil* pel camp ground ubou>4 \jvjji tit. low Comd? n on Wtdnf's S\ last. Silas Gray and Kicii or lured, llfcva boon arresu (i spliced m J*il charged with tin -Rn! Of Dene. Beat ThisP ?rteed oven in C.im |nnt>th Mhrcliison kill rtfny this week which lbs. Ft ow tho fiit id iS-lirrtrchig0D go^ 170 . Ilustell also killed ' hog ibis week. His ifcr. ? At the present in<? Urd these hogs 00 or $50.00. ipf 'en sio Tiers Dourt House each >e month of Jan alt persona who .Hon for pen '-.???lit that time, pension roll r^Jioatlon, but . pie In person A< their names rail for next DSSELL, liesioner, Attend Big Cost 8ale Edge Store, Mm kid Carnival. ? Don't forget the masked the lust night of the oiu jear a? mory. We want everybody tol their dignity for the nonce, cnt^ into th? holiday .spirit. Put <>? disguise and let vis make the efl one of good humor, froiio ana You need not go to great expeifl us a phantom, '^draped in sheets! cambric masks. Put on domind| make your own masks of biuell frills of lace, a sun bonnet and J hubbard. Any old thing will ? you keep ua guessing. Qh, cool be jolly and let us have a good! At twelve sharp, the bells wiin out the old, ring in the new" tin this phyaicologicfcl moment the ? will^e lifted nd all will st&nd nj od. Only tbofte coming In dii will be admitted. Tickets will b i for the small sum of 25 cts. We toll you where to get hem insflX and also give full program for thl Jr , Mrs. D. A UoVkin, Miss .l] Jjoach, Chairman. * ? I (\ro spephn?! ibe friends in Fletcher, "vilr O Rollie D& Davis, who Is a'h rtfrtar Spring# an quite skk recently. W'ednesday^to'reeu of Mr T J school at haa been i; home on. j'.ls is visiting rela ?ifort A BANK'S FIRST DUTY Is to its depositors. The business of this bank iri conducted on this basis, wliich in, in truth, SECURITY and CONSERVATISM. Satoty in considered before profits. We feel justified in asking for your hanking business, assuring you always, Oourtuis treatment and satisfactory service. ? ? Till! FIRST NATIONAL RANK. John T. Mackoy, O, J. Shannon, Jr., Cashier. President. F?F LOWNEY'S CHOCOLATES BEST FRUIT, RAISINS NUTS, ETC., CALL AT Camden Candy Kitchen, PHONE 78 >?? FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS < GUARANTEED TO SATISFY PURCHASERS ^ FROM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE-PLANT GROWERS. ^ Paid in Capital Stook $30,000.00. Established 41 Years. Wo grew tbo first FKOST PKOOF PI-ANTS In 1148. Now havo over twenty thousand ta'lsnod customcra. Wo linvo grown and sol J more cabbage plants than all other persons In the Southern staU-a combined WHY? Beoauso our plants inuiit plriuw or wo send your money back. Order now; It l? time to iot these plants In your aectlon to tfet extra early cabbago, and thoy aro the ones that sell (or tho most money. Wo sow three Ions of Cabbage Seed per season p}wts"^^^?dfo^"^irZ Write for freo rntAlog of frost-proof plants of the best varieties, containing valuable Informa tion about frul t and vegetable growing. 1'rlces c.n Cabbage Plants:? In lots of 600 at f 1,00; 1, #00 to 6,000 1 1. AO i?t thousand; S.ono to #.000 $1.2$ i?-r thousand; 10.000 and over 11.00 per thousand, f. o. b. Veuuifs Island. Our special express rata on plants Is very low. Win. C. Gerafy Co., Box 48 Youngs Island, S. C. Excursion Rates Southern II >i! war. Account Chiistmaa holidaja the Southern R.ilway ai.nounctfl veiy. Ion round liip exeur&iou rates from all points Tickets will be on sale Dec. 17lh, 1909 to J*n. l?t, 1910 inclusive, limited good to re turn leaving destination not later than midnight of Jan. 6lh, 1910 ChiUlrep half fure. For tickets, detailed information etc., apply to St uthirn Railway ticket ngrn's, or acidre&s, J. L MKKK Aetiisl^nt General Passenger Agent A il .in t?, Gn. J. 0. Lutk Division Passenger Agent G harleslon, S. C. Phone 49 palace ]Vlafket (IN OLD . DISPENSARY) Where you will find A Complete Stock of Foreign and Domestic Meats, Heavy and Fancy Groceries, Canned Goods, etc. Everything de livered free. Your solicited. ^ S&tejJIgr. Attend Big Cost Sale at The Gilt Edge Sioro. I Special Notice, Teachers. In conformity with an crder of the State Board of Education, the County Board of Education will hold a npccial teacher*' examination at the Court IIou60, Friday. January 7th, 1010. I. J. McKENZIE, Co, Supt. of Ed. Dec. lith, 19( 9. WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY For ChmlMsFreseiils. Don't, wait until the Christ mas rush begins. Buy now from SYLVAN BROS. There are good reasons why you should buy from us: 1st Wo have the Largest Stock and you are more apt to find what you want when you have an assortment to se lect from. 2nd. Wo have the latest and most up to-date styles that ca-u bo had, regardless of price. 3rd. We give you the most and best for the money; in other words, sell at a lower price than any oneelso for the same class of goods. 4th. And best of all, we have only good, reliable, ever lasting qualities that can bo guaranteed for a lifetime and 4hen handed down. Don't bay before looking at the stock at SYLVAN BROS , Jewelers, Silversmiths And Opticians, Corner Main & Hampton Striets, ' Columbia. 8. 0. "The Opportunity of Your Life" The Gilt Edge Store's Stock Goipg at GOSf This is as you know, no annual 'hurrah' but a (jonuiir^ Sale, every item of my largo and varied as well as carefully selected 8 took will' bo sold for CASH only at COST lor tin* next 30 days, beginning Sat urday, Dec. 11, 1000. Such an opportunity is the result of my desire to close out a num ber of tny many departments, which will ha especially Ladies line Dress Goods and Silks, Ladies Taiioivd Suits and skirl;-, Kmbroid eries, Lacos and Trimmings. Wo also oiler you the "unheard of op portunity" of buying any and every article in this Immense Stock at COST. Just think of buy ing such staple goods as shirting, Table Damask, Napkins, hYa L>1 and, l.ongclothw, Cambric, Cheviots, check Homespun, Ginghams, Notions, Hosiery, underwear, Mioes, MiiMn Hate, Clothing, Hugs, Art Squar -s, Mailings, BlankWs, Lap K<?hes Crockery, Agateware, Toilet s.'ts\ Groceries, Wagons, Hame*#*. and too many other things to mention. COST PRICKS. N-? g :o is V ill 'oe charged 'at (ost dining this sale. Money refunded on every annle not satisfactory. Coupons on Piano with every purchase. Yours Respectfully, The Famous Gilt Edge Store, P. T. Villepi^ue, Proprietor. Attend Big Coat Sale at The Qilt Edge Store. Executor's Notice. Having executed nil tho provisions of tho Will of Misses Fannie (J. and Jane Elk ins, aiid a final account inp of tho same having been made, notice is noroby given that one month from ibis date, on Jan 5. 1910. I will apply to tho Judge of Prob'itc for Kershaw Couirty for a discharge as Ex editor of paid Estate. J, W. BUTLER, Dec, 8, 1909 Executor. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that D. Ridgely Howard, Executor of the Estate of Eliza beth Oliver, decased, has filed his Final lift urns as such Executor in the ofllce of the Judge of Probate for Kershaw Coun tv, nnd has this dny made application to li e for his final discharga as such Execu tor, and hat Wedneiday. January 12th, 10, at ten (10) o'clock, A M .. at the mllce ( f Judge of Probate for Kershaw County, this application for final dis charge will be heard by me. w. l Mcdowell. Judge of Probate, Kershaw Co. December Oth, 1909. Citation, 3outh Carolina ? Kersha f County By W. L. McDowel', Judge of Probate Whereaa, J. R. Belk made suit lo me, to tfrant him Letters of Ad ministration of the Estate of and effects bf D. vv. Belk, deceased. Tbeae are therefore to cito and ad m< nibh all and singular the kindred and creditors 'of tho laid D. W. Belk, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to ba held al Camden. 8, O., on Jan. Srd., tiext after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forepoon to show cause. It anY they hare, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, thla 20, h day 'of Dec., A. D, 19W. w. l. Mcdowell. Beginning pfiday, Dec. ITt^i To make room will close out my Entire Stock at Greatly Re ? T " *it".'" x '*.**'? " t*^m ' . t 1 *y ^ t^jy* * '*" *** ? ??-?*? ' >v? *s .n.. -i duced prices during this Xmas Sale.