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PUHLIHHKI) KVKRY KKIDAY i?." n?. liY>" ? f w. Xj. 3S4&cDOW:fi]X4Xi. ? . '. . . jjgiwgw^iippfpwipiiwr ttasiuoas locals, ? cunu? psr line each in ?erti(-n Candidates' Card* (or County offloes $6.00. Congressional $10.00. &A.YXU vo k Anv&tJ'sitte - -Ordloary transient advortiKjoents, first inaortlon V .00 per square ; each subsequent in sertion ftO cents per square. Hates for contract advertising will be au nouueed upon application ut the Olbce All communications undressed to ibis papor must be sccottipaniod by the true iininu hikI address 0/ tbo writer, in or der to insure attention. Rejected man usoripts will not bo returned. Communications will be published when of intercut to the general public and , not of * defamatory nature. No re. sponsihility will be assumed for the views of correspondents. ?' 'Obituaries ohorged for at same rates a* ordinary advertising. Bobhohii'tiom It atu* j? One year , $1 .60 ?is mouths, 76 cents; throe months, 40 cents. 'i . -'-'U. ' . ' CAM J>KN, 8. C;, JAN. 7, ,1910 1 . "?i n ???? ?.?;? ????? "?.i . ? ? I. A number of the weekly news, papers of the Stain Issued band, lotne Christmas edition. AU were creditable alike to tho publishers and the towns in which they were printed. We extend congratula tions to all. ? Bamberg Herald, It is reported that Comptroller General Jones will recommend in his report to the legislature that a State lax board, consisting of live members, be appojptrd whose duty it will be to o?aiuioc ?U returns and see that they are made accord ing to law. Thin would mean the abolition of tho prcsonl slate as sessing and equalization hoard*. Ho Careful. It ie always bent to wait for tho evidence before passing judgment. 'When you hear n ports detriment al to a young lady's or a youn^ .gentleman's cbuinct<r, don't be too hasty in forming conclusions I* is! better to b? chatitnble when any one ia in trouble. Today ii is s'-ino one else's hoy or girl; tomorrow ii! may be-yours. Trouble comes t'> uk all, and we should lie wiliing to extend the same charity we expect of others. (jossip d i a t < > i Ih r.nd magnifies occurences that have no .foundation in fact, and injustice is often done tn innocent parlies. Not u Happy 'S'luMighl . Evidently the proposal to pans a law raising the rales of postage on newspapers and magu/.incs has not struck a very popular chord. Speak ing of this project, the l'omeroy( U ) Independent says: "Editors cari no lonefer get dead j head passes on llie railroads or -ex tend cicdit to t.lieir honest subset ib- j ere, and now President i'nfl wants congress to pass a law raising the rates of posluge on newspapers and magazines. Ketwecn Uncle Sam and the state legislatures the man behind the pencil is having a pretty hard time." 1*00(1 Wo wish tlnil wo could impress on every newspaper published it) this Slate that the money received from advertising whiskey U blood money. Itlny counties are now dry by a vote of the citizens of thoso counties and yet hhiiim news papers are printing advortis?m?nts of ^mail order wlmkoy houses. Ham berg Herald. '? Good. Several newspapers m ! this Stale tii at fought the dispells- ! ury during the flections are now carrying ads. for mail order whiskey | houses. Farm and Factorv f"Ughtj the dispensary, but our continence) will not allow us to push that be- i fore the people's eyes that they1 have declared themsevles against^] ? Farm and Factory. Tlioso Who A iv (irowiug Old | In the i ush and hurry of modern*, life we do not think as much as we1 might of those who are growing old. They huyw lost so much! Their youth, often tin u health, icosl of the friends and companions v!> > started wlih then, on lift's join noy ; and yet we often grudge them the i'$j| brightness and joy we might so eas /. ilyputinto their lives. We will not ? ?tay to hear the rocollections of old' and happy days which they love to tell us; we let them si-e so plain tbat their day is over and ours has com*! .'That those who havo borne tbe burden and heat of the day, toiled and worn themselves out for j - otbertrabould be left to feel lonely | and negleoted is sorrowful. We can j and ought, each and all, in our own] place nod way, do something to; bring the glow of summer and the jmembrance of tfrs days of rosssi lore into the lives fait noting winter and tb?lf end.? 8??f m-. ? NOTICE. AH partita iudvbud for lot*, *t tb? Monro* Hoy kin Park, ?ir? hereby notified that HAIII* UUMt bu paid by Janntti y 1ft, 1010, 0i"t-iftiiu on 4uid |<>b? will l??? forfait' ii(l. T J. HOY K|N. J8~4~;o0, * Administiatoi's Notice. N"lii?> i? l.tff'by v ? Vf* '* t'* all fi?HC4iHJ*'| ili.d on Wednesday, hrln nary 2nd , A I), MHO, IJf M , I will apply to, liiw Probata dud^u of t?l?uv* County f -.?r u Mnal tJU ohiiij.:# as Niliuiitiitruttix of Kttab* <>f f.awrcneo W, the utiiiM bavin# been luliy administer" ?l. MIIMK K. Md'AA. Aduix. K?t. Lttwrtibci* W. ])<?<?. 2?tb, >Ui)0, TAX N0TICI5. UlUoi! of Troa&ure r olKeratiaw Gountyl Camdon, s. a, Hold. 27, iuo'J. f N'ltlcc If bt'foby ^ivoo tb?t tb? bookjji Mill bo open for coUGctlng Ktate, county and ir.buol )hx<'m from October 16, 1900, t<> March ihi. mho. A penalty of 1 ???* r (?out will b?* added on all taxea iiri(>?i<l I >y .laiiuavy I hi , MHO. A |><* tt a I ty of two pur vent on all unpaid by l'*? 1st, 1010. A penalty of por cent will be added on all unpaid March l?t, l'.'lo Tim rate pur centuiw fot Kerahaw county is iia bdlovv* s ' Milla State taxca, fi 1-4 hnbooi tuX??, H County taxon, 3 1-4 Uaiiro.id !*kph, 18 4 Oourt Houho Honda 1-4 Roads I Inherent on HriJ^n Hon* I- 1 Total. 10 1-2 Tin- tollo.viiiK special loviea Imvtj been made. also ; M.IIh. Interest on School Honda Diatrict Nil. 1, 1-4 ?Special School tux Dint, No. 1, "3 .. ,, ,, 2> i 3.4 m .. m .. 4> 3 ,.2 " " " 7. 2 i. ,, .. m 10j 11, 2 " 12, 2 '? ?? 17, 3 " 1H, 3 l> >1 ?? I! ?> j 1) .> " 2lf! 2 " " 26, 2 ?i ? ?> ?? 1)7. 2 " HI, 7 ?? It) 1 The poll t a x ih $1 ; roaii tax $2. ?AH information as to taxwa will l>* f u r*"i iijliotl upon application. I). M. McCankill, C.r?untv Trea? OPERA HOUSE Camden, S. C. One Night Only Fues. Jan. 1 1 I lie Beautiiul Down Eadt Play Along The Kennebec. Staged WithAll Special Scenery I \EAR the Splendid Bcind HEAR l lie Comedy Qiiartette HLAR tiie Good Singing SEE. the Realistic Snow Storm SEE the 1 unny Duel Scene SEE the Thrilling Explosion Scene Clever Character Specialties Bright Music and Comedy Prices 25, 50, 75c Seats on sale at F. L. Zemp's ! Phone 49 Palace IWIafkeL (IN OLD DISPENSARY) Whore you will find A Complete Stock of Foreign and Domestic Meats, heavy and Fancy (iroceries, Canned Goods, etc. Every thing; de livered free. Your orders solicited. PALACE MARKET . #1 no. McSin.yrl, Mgr. rJTa,x Itet 11 1*1 i*au OMice of County Auditor, ) ? ? Kgrshaw County, J Camden, S. Dec. 0, 1909, ) Notice in hereby niven that the Audi tor's ollico will l)t: open for receiving tax returns from January 1st, 1010, to Febru ary UOtli, 11)10, inclusive. Those failing to make returns within t?aid period as required by law will ho subject to h pen alty of f>0 por cent. Tim Auditor will jittend in person or l?V dc| ?ul y i?t the following places >n the County on I ho dates indicated for receiv ing returns : Met hune, .January 10 l(alc\'s Mill, January 11. Dower*' School House, January, 12. Kirkley's St?>r?, Jiinuary l.'J. Kershaw, January 14. Wcslville, January 17. UunscII I*h>ee, January Is. Libel I v Hill, January 10. Kiihon's XJiyarlg, January 20. I'.laney, January 21 . i Special atlenti on iH called to the fact that ail real citato must bo included in returns. as a new awKsmonl of same is riwjnirfd to he made for the year 1010. 1 All Irishes, uu'irdians, rxecntors, ad ministrators, agents and ot hern holding property in charge must return name. Income tax will be enforced. I'artiei sending tax ret urns by mail must mike oath to mini' l>efore some ? lUalitieit odicer and (III out the same in a pr -pt-r manner, otherwise they must be rejected. The County Hoard of Equalization will no'i'i at olheo ?>f tht* Auditor on Tuesday, March 2'2, MHO. M. H KAHON, County Auditor. I lieu to announce to my friends and the public that 1 have sold out my entire interest in the firm of Mc Canlii'l Brothers to Mr. II. L.McCub kiil. who will conduct the bmiuess it the same stand, T would ask that the liberal pat ron age which tlm firm has received bo eotil nned. " Yoars n-spectfuHy, .1 G. McCnskill. Deo :*o, ltioy. Grants ?2 50 per box at Cam* den Candy Kitchen. Id THE TRADING PUBLIC. Wo \v in 1 1 to say that the year just closed has been very sat is factory to us, and wo take this opportunity of thanking one and all of those who so liberally patronized our store during the old year and ask the favor of a continuance of your valued orders during this the new year. We ask those who haven't seen fit to give us si trial yet to keep us in mind and when you need anything in Pure Native Meats, Beef Pork, young Sheep (not kid), Lamb, Veal, Cut Hani, Whole llain and Fancy Groceries, (in fact anything to be found in an up-to-date Green Grocery.) KINO 31 .^Wishing you a Happy and Properous New Year, we are, Yours respectfully, IWioseHey B|*othefs. PES YOU WILL FIND IN THE REAR OF THE PALACE HARKET, A NEW AND UP TO = DATE RESTAURANT, WHERE THE FRESHEST MEATS, FISH & OYSTERS ARE SERVED. OLD PA TRONS INVITED TO CALL. Announcement! We are glad to announce to the Public that in a short time we will open our New Business in the Store room formerly occupied by Nathan Levy and now occupied by Edge worth Brothers. Every article that we purchase will be only the latest and newest goods of the season. We shall make special efforts in catering to Ladies and Gents furnishings. Each and every department will be handled separately, thus enabling us to handle only the very best mer chandise obtainable from all mar kets. We have secured the agency for Regal Shoes, both for Men and Ladies, Eclipse Shirts, Pony Hosiery, Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing, and many other desirable lines. Our aim is to give to the shopping public the very best merchandise that can be secured. Thanking all our friends and cus tomers for their liberal patronage in the past and asking a continuance of same ? with compliments of the season ? we are Yours respectfully, BARDCH-NETTLES COMPANY, M. BARUCH JNO. T. NETTLES r For Values! Fall And Winter Styles Now Ready! Mail Orders Filled Promptly. Our Ready-to-wear Department Of fers Remarkable Values In New Fall Styles. ,V355g A fow wonderful bargains amonp^ mnnv others in our largo ready-to wear scction. This season'** showing by Ur tc1ip?es any previous event embracing uh it does rnagniii .'onf creations from world famous and Euro pean and -American designers. Wben vw Sw<> tbe rich beauty of our dis play, the charming 'collection of S-.iiffl, Dresden, Skirts, Capes, Millinery, Pettieonte, etc, and the exurd cut v n n.-? \, ? olT r, you would say that Hiraob'H is the Ideal Store to bnv. Kvorv gHijncui a b*auty and marked at an attractive low price. All alterations free. of clwge. Perfect fit guaranteed. Our Ladie's Tailored Sails Are Pleas ing Hundreds of Ladies. Women of diFcrimirmtirg ta-te t ?- i : us t Is tit ft' tor looking ( arnden over that our lino of ladifTnfarmont- ;a fur superior :n stylo, workmanship and price We guarantee a perfect lit. We mako suits to order for every ntout woman. Wo also carry Miises' e r* * ot I t. 1 ??. 18 and 20 years. C?>me to headquarters and g?* v >ur i-ii'v. wHie t!ie stork ih full. ? Idncea $10 00, 12 50. 15 00. 17 50. I'J 7.*). 20 On, 22 5". -J 5 00, 27 50, 30 00, and; 35 00 ? '? Beautiful New Chiffon Panama Skirts, and Taffeta Silk, Black Sateen and Heatherbloom Underskirts. New black Panama Skirt- just arrived, l'laitod styles, panel front; large black buttons, perfectly Mile ami stitched throughout with Holding' silk thread; wonderful values $5 00, 5 08, 8 50. <J 00 New plaited Skirts made of dsrk blue and greeu'striped hard finish, serges $5 00' Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, beautifu ly made of heavy silk 3 98, 5 00^ Extra large Hlack Taffeta *>i k Pvtticoats for stout women, worth 7 00' Price 5 9g Ladie 8 black Sateen and iioati-erblooiu Lude'sLirts in both tho regular as well as the extra largo ei;;.s for stout women. -75c 1 00, 1 50, 2 00,- 2 48 and 2 98 Women's, Children's and Misses Sweaters The all wool Sweaters a:< r.< l t > be confused with tho ^rlivarv c.h'*ap cotton mixed good* soil hi ? ? ? i i : o stores. Ours are a I wojt i. u (\er}on& is well made. You cannot uot better values anywhere. Ladies' Sweaters, & 1 98. 2 18 and 4 50 ladies* White Long Sweater. t 50. and 7 50 . Mi sses' Sweaters, 1 00 and 1 50 Children's Sweaters, 75c, 1 00 and 1 25 Colors are white, gray ar.d r< d. Now is a pood tine t<> buy swravei* especially for school children. Choose while all sizes arc; in stock. Latest Modes In Dress Goods. Beautiful striped alLwool Serges and Panamas, 3t> inches wide; all new coloring-, price 50<y Boautiful stripedall- wool 42 inch dreos^oods in all the new colorings of olive green, smoke, Copenhagen, Wistaria, mulberry, uarnot, brown, navy blue and black; our 81.00 quality for 85c, and our $1.25 qualities for 81.00^ ? Surprising Values in Silk. * ^ ' ' ''*?* ' Meaaalme Silk, 36 inches wide, for lining coat suits, all color* I>rlct$l 00 t Beautiful Black Taffeta Silks, 36 inchts wide; heavv, ruak?t?v nnnliivM. tra value#, yard . 75c, Black Peau de Soie, heavy weight, all pure silk, 36 inches *ia0 $1.00|1.25 / . r: the biq store St - . 1 1