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ObitiiAricH < hai't^d for At tiunin raK't' ordinal/ adv<jftittitik? , Hvncim r.tos JkAi is*':? -Unc year, $1.60 six ruoiittii, 75 c?nti; tbr^e uiontb?, cents. K>.! .IK. ? ?...'??????I. .?"'?"???? ~ OAMPKN, 8. (J., JAN. 11, 1910 '?" Tailed? Fiie Protection! To the Citlzep* of (Jamden :? ? Early Friday j.ighi, (January 7ih) the homo of Mr, 1). J. C'arrison <?l thin city was burned. I wont to that fire and while there I overheard Fire Chief II L. Walking ?ay to the Mayor that the power Iiouho wa? dirli and nobody there. Thin Burpfhod rne, and I determin ed <0 do u little invffit'j/at.ion on my own account. 1 went at once to (he . power ItiMiOft ami found it dark nnd bJI flit. It wa? then r. little aft'-r nine o'elnc'r. I then wont up tn the pumping utati<>n On th?* Hull prem ise<. Tho I'U iu |> Iiouho Who loekeil and no one was ground. On Saturduy morning n lilllo ho* foro ti o'clock I went up again to the pump house. Tho colored man who liuu charge (hurt! came about lie found tin*, city water tank j mi i\ and 1 1 i ' 'd to phone lo tlic pov.'t r house to htart U??j kleetric motor pump. Aljju/ut'.li lio tried again npd a train he could t no auawor f:om the ? prnv'^r In hi i j u ri 1 1 1 after i< ".iin o'clock. }.{'? to!d nn that no oin at the pmn r house at a i>/ht ami ti ? *? ? til'.* man who ran the enjoin -m h-idr'' gotten there \et that morning. !f Hfti t that lu? himself livi'd up u: the Sr-ahfMird railwny on I in riv i fi'ro "they sent him vnyri ' (?, ???< ('own to t-.o pump houie. i I ? :n I t)ii<l he ii.i I m ; 1 1 '? ii 'j'i ",Mi'd tlic n./:i! h.fote (Old he Irtl e >v noj hilii', ,,-r lei fUo thu'i had occurred until ?. ? 1 i i.a ei in nn pn Hence TJi'tfih of (hat < 'if*/ ?' r-.-> e'i/ij-ry al' a i,hf ?< '? t ,?< <?>* i. ? M at the jMO/i/m i i <>v / ? ? hult.SC, < t II V ,*?, < fjnyt t ri <n\'i ? /" ft 'I til tart A <>V !(? m it}-. ? iy't>< r' f.-'rt !.> City i/i "<??/ (???(?/ Tlit'ie ui v at ti?r (.11:1: p ? n :: td d'or two futrpp, ont run I).- u pn-. .! up. right t<ti;aiu ooiicr uii.t i h>' i'\ i'-i?>ot,r iol y Iroiii' this pownr ! >'????< The Btcue en ?inn whn m t sturtt I tt'.nt mi.irniti''. There whs n < Mil " hand to .!(> uuiii; than riiar^i. it . ? . Tile em ri 'it ilrl nut c<?mn f: ( . t ? ? power tiouwe unlil 7:1.') So tin- lanK remained empty untd that tuiM At al oiit !? o cluck Siifurdiiv nvrr ing 1 r.:'i .iy,;in in tit*' piii:i;< ? Btation, tliis tim- . w nil HcuMli < ?:i' ? ? John \Y Wilson. ?? found t i : ? : t thu City water tmik'tfu" n<> ?^nn^'.' ! it and that you cannot toll In w . water ih ::i it < xcept I ?y c*l ? si? ? up thf tow. i 1 wnt down with Mr. Wiis'o.i innp'.ettd 1 1 ? ' wfttcr pl'tit un.ir: on pu'.dnnce. i hi(?kt>d into t' fl ! t i ? .* 1 t-'UV ! lilt P' 'it i'M^t ? ..r i I ^ fit-, lit a cf nn.i-i v;? i,-t v kn*i-r it; en iy iip "p .t t\ \ ?' ?? x.-.n i al tiu I ? t ? ! i . i f the A -ill 1', t W ? on*, i. *\ t ? c :i ;;t i: ^ oti f t* ^ i . i r t i r.ow hwv in uhvdn 1 > u i ?..( !?:{(>; ] ... oil ! \ > i;. . WO. few, I. Ul ? ;? { , v ' .\ ,V i. I. r (iri * v. ?? ? ' To . v - 1 4 v ? e.ri h , , lead if y ' > ?' * ? r Or, n" i :?'? nr-ern^on 1 v. ?iif t the pov i>t . i t: i \ii J i t > \ about t;.. *? ?? I s..' 1 . < was l) d ? ? ii ; ?!' 1 :i ? ? : tcctiou nr. t . ,'i i;' -.: \ coi'tmm? i> ni.i-.r j !??? . i I ? tbcn^U.Xhey \v. r- a- i:v II Bttld "'Vuu hav l:.i: iir?. - tcctiou yon nvi r had," and f i Bhow tno over t!'r plaet. I uccep;? d tlm ofler. Ho c.ir:ii (l iro arounti tln^ plflnt and umoc^ otwor thing* ohowr i . ine u sort of rlo?o'. whorr ttir fi alarm bell i?. and Ktid liiat a man slept in there jmd bent ath th- tiro alarm he":! every ri^ht. The te'e pbone ia on the wall about 15 or 2t> feet from the closet. He e&id that the night bofore dur ing the Carrison Are he had called up the power house by phone and found the man 'there and ready to atart the engines if called on. And lhi?, Id spits of the faot that ib* Fir? Ohisl and I had both found "V. ? 1 ' < , Uju power <iui|{ mm! silent and | lliut that tuoriwug the pumping sta tion could not net con nation with the power houHo until after about uu hour of trying and Mind the mi mi bad HQ.tt< q there froip hi# hone. I)urlni; onr round of Hi? P6Mf*r' plant Mr. Hoy fj ton taiked very froely. Standing ?>y the lire pugap, uud in r< ply to the direct <p.ie?tion as to whether t h'\v c^iili! (>mI on the fire Imvommm', ho ;*ai I that I hoy con hi nnd m a i,l i? mi on tho ni^ht of the cxplo ' ijiun unfl fltu on Main afreet He hu!,1 (hut l he trouble wart that the liroiiiuii had oh '.IIvu line* of ho*e Iri'Mi thr^n hydrants close together on one irtulu, that the proxstue that litgh't wiim alright , tb'at the fire pressure wui on mimI that tho puinpt* the pumping house wi<re both run iiiM,-; to keep up the ipiantity of water. Oil toy way from the power house the thought Struck me to nsk Chief atkins about the procure On tlie m if^hl i?l Uui explosion nnd fir? on Mnin Street, lie told me most posi lively (hat on that ni^ht the power Iioiihm wtifi dark and cloned and no maehijji r V whatever was running I went ri;.'ht buck to J\Ir Hoyufon H'.'l Hftid "Mr iioynton <lo you inyan to tell me that on tliu night of the ()'?.? on Main Street whirl the Kxprens olll.e and hLo/ch were burned that you had Hr<> prepare on at thta power houko or t hat your engijiea were run ?dug bore?' Ho denied haying told iho ho and would not i vo a dl reel fouiWrr when >1 m |< > >< 1 w lint her Kbitio pronpuro from Uie tank was all thaL they had that night He lincl jnnt a levy ouch it- 4 before told me that. ha I <mi (lie fi r c! pr.'S8^ on: that Misfit and thai bodi puinpii W(i|i> working at the jiuinpin;' elation to Ui ?< p tip the (jna'itpy of water, and mow "if ?; ?pilars |,?r. f|u. ^ut? Mient o! tl;c) 1- i r?? ('loot' and Uoynt-oi's own adot >11(^11 ihni i/u- ttrihi r/tlnij ii-.; ??., hM >,i , a ri'ri nin</ that i*IJht r\ (/> tin /iii/ii/i driCi fi Iji/ b/t<tVl < hi "Mi'olny ii:o? i. .January iHli, ' w ! 1 1 to I lie power i inn He niton t Mix 1 ? '' "i k . f ' wi.i !n i< an I e'iM. f . ! ' 'i> -iti'l it hi: vi rnl 1 1 in ? u 1 re ft 'if.: I t h. re tiutjl irt) minut-H to | < '?' ? .N;> ?ill'-' had form1. I looked ii. 'ho wiiilo-,,- a. i ' he 'nur of (ho . I ** ' 1 ? ?' v lot.'. I i>\ nto'i '-'??! i ine I *? 1 * ??n ? !? c an c!"h >1 ami ir . ? | , , . , . ; i . t I .ii iv nil >.? a-. r- ''J b?y : t i 1 rang i.j1 . j i . v . r . ?* >tt -? . 1 " r i * r ;i ! ran(* iM'i'ii! au-t a^' and '.( I'l-t, fijhl me . t <j ; id 'I.. ;- .. 'h I'll. '??! 1% r U .ii 111* p Jtvcr , h- ?'*? nli - 1 'J ? > i 1 ? u <* im | n(i i ' v '?>. >! to ( . ? i 'i. - ! v . n > ? a t he '<? -*r hiv i ? I!. !.. \Y aik ii." . | i 1 : .'>i c. > lit. i: u , v c ti,t. ? | I 1 1 ?" --I. ?: ' i i ' to uii i he J i u <-j ; r -J.ur. .. n. Mr |;t(, ! t !' t l j : 1 1 1 1 I ('.( ! ( . I ? i I i J | ,/n j-y < i I'ln \'or hint; o,i t " , j ?'k 1 1 ' > ? t ht? ! j.i *. :l'i i.tiw'h to , A Wit!: ti.."! ;? >? 1 1 , tip . : : |. :mp : nn n ? :im li( fiu.l i !,<? ni^ht ?' ."I'h's. 'n ut il li:>- (>;; Alain H 1 Mid he 1 1 " r i ? p " , t ( i ? . 1 1 f naitl I ' ' h' . I:ft. I :! c ^ > r t ui <? on t hat II ' th'vt tlu- |irt'ri:>:o was all | Midi' , 1 i"iv. tw i.:c i err, ah.,, t . |i,,,| n ' it ?! at the | " ? v. i ? i uu hc ? Nil ri, j ay af . a:?.?ut d ii - !v anl Tiusdav a . ..n - : 'o ,i r| ?_ i . ? H r, p; , ! ^ h 1 11 4 v a ' ! . r rc j ; ? t ? ; 1 lutid 1 1 i ? i i ? i < t ; ^ i , ? ; n ? r , ' 1 ! 1 * It" "i. ; ? : : Ii ,i | q,|;l v, ] '? 1 ?' '* i ' ? ' li?- j i li.tinn with >'? :..p t :.?< .m <?( the ? ' ? 1 I ! ! ii 1 : <? t 4.1 i'mIj lia ve ;; i! i, ?. r. or eov I - ' I :s jit !>? *. . I ; 1,1 | ||? ff W ^ ' : : . f n pi'tnl i . ( f ro tn : I [ '? ?' tij fu.in th ' ' "i ? ' tHi ? ? . ? a>V tco/rr ; 1 < I ?/ >' ... i ? < . | ' . I ' \ ? ... t . . . ? ! t ? . i < <i ? tv . .t1) u[ r r ? ? . t ???lii't' ! c ^ \ t i s 1 : 1 1 ^ 1 : ' < > ; !';V^i'f f.-,) . i i ? i ^ ?i w ?: '.i i - It;. .-[ t:i .I I : i it v.;!l take h V ? v tvt ?? t ? . . . . 'i.i -'ateiuet.th idling tn.v.ac>'ii,:. :: . .. the (.'undin V.' ?;. r, l/.4?it v.- Ice '? .> 10 Ja'u?fy ine. L.v u ms T. Mi. is. i:.-d .v, dan. ldth, I'.'lt). l?o>s' Co 11 Clubs. ? 't.i l < ; u i'Ii'- ii. i: lli at lit1 ! ,i'. in. ' ^lnw ... :i j, (I poilinpH l>\ it "it - .x : H i.( ? .'rnjii w hut lie ? .. ? u'.d ;.t .earn ii u '.?>w l,et htn> It yrn to ilo ih.ngH, m.d afterwards I..' w;l? the t>?* 1 1*? r kir'v. h;?w to have thirds tit Ktu'rHirn^e him to ; 8^ lf-rtil in! uii l independent. ? It is wHI to prt a fioy in form a good purpose and ivork toward its ac complishment. The g:>od results ; ww ii 1 he many fold if the boya of our county can be induced to enter j a contest in friondly rivalry which will 'stimulate obsei valioo, study and research. Thelioys'Corn Club to farm demonstration work offsts r* " . * ** . i * ? ' 1,10 and it iu |,?M, ,j that out boys will tuler heartily in to lli u contest which offer* interest '"K? un.fi ful and p r f ? f 1 1 m I) experi ence, 1 lii'i is m golden opportuni ty and if iij-hIu uhc of may ho the bwgl n ii of tt Iftw t'U in ay ricul lure hi K?j* It aw coi, uty. Vhst boy* are doing I'M other courses our boys can do and possibly fcxoel. n?? sgricuHural department will aid io the wav of Ijiitrxi Urn nod wiitlfn i bat rue ti.nn, u i.<i wh<u In thi) proper organized ahape ? xperl initio Hon may < xpect*d. Until u? organization can l'o effected ii i? du mni Iiihi i>t in-y>in with corn cuituro. Ji in u very fine mibjm f ?r study, ttn,| our people need to ruidi- more of it in order to be pro* peiolJH and ifirji p<;J)deflt. WhSI) growth warrant* oilier features ctn bo ?.ddtd which con lie made to in e!u <i< n kIi U' department. In order to succeed in thin un dertaking and to i>iT,>r suitable pri /.? m funds mo very lien Mury. So nop a rent nrr. ti,? ben. lies t? be u?. rived Intellecto ally and OuMjcUlly tliM, we hav? no- hesitancy in call i?? on Hie pareats, bustius* lnt,? atnl other puldrc spirited citlz-ns to cor, 1 1 j tin t?? i.o in this worthy -cause. The C >. Supt, of eduoition wih receive all eon' ribuiloni and receipt for them. The money v, ill | be d. pouted in a bank to b? known ?* "The ( ,'orn Club Kilud." ( ;*,n. triuution* should b? in by Februa ry 15 th to en aide the Board toupee Iff- Amounts of, ar.fl numlirr of pri ?*s to be oJFered. We trust that a hearty reponse will follow thin ap. psftL Kershaw county cannot af. foul to |Hg in hind in the progress. iv? procession. Hoy a wishing to Join tho dub and enter the con tent fit* o u bl atind in Damn and aridiosa at j" "??? to the Co. Supt. of (education ! AM n n me a mum be eent in by Keh Jriiury It) b, as on this d?te all con j 5 < h ' a 1 1 (. h are uquepied to me et at I the Court House f ?r organization, jete. Hoy* under eighteen years of |sge arc eligable to membership and i t" '' ntor the contest. Kicli boy , 1 c DtPBting for a priz.? must plan ijhi'i i wn crop <m<j (jf) |,jH owt, woik i T< ucliers unrl trustees enn do much to fnrth'r this woik. Tliuy ( sr., " h i n . h 1 1 y r((|UPHted to toke up tl e n1 alter at once and bring it to ( t Ii" ai.lent ion f>f i |,f iU)j 0> J lii? arltcb1 cannot l>?; betu r closed than by inserting Rome if ? fnliH y i v i n l?s Mr (). H. Martin i ^ " I' Me object of the Ho>h' I)emon ?'r'?'.i n ivi, rk ih the same an iltai . Hinong in. n, namely, belter me ill v "dH . f fa i mine and gre ater yieldH. j M-.DV of t he bo>s in th?- clubs win. 14 Mi to {ii ud v" ?g ri e n ll u re in thin '^ill co all n tie the aludy in the j "lit iciiltural others ui'! j e.ie linue such < dor's on their farm*, !?nd "II of tin m will make more use I ful -Hid in >io ofllcient cilizena. ji r.on (|ie i>lei.Mtiit and proUtshle , ' -xper5: rice of owning and manag , log then f rc-.d plut.P they will do v ' ' " ' ' into ind. p.-ndent, ir,teliig? n1 1 tie conns I e fit.'drf xtnl' : ? ei iz-oiehit) Mi l aiioh a life oIIVik rmd <%id oii.r g<-eat, oppurtiiDHief , i'."'r s-.m, y-arg. Mi" professions j t. .-i o w.li d ami tho wag? i nrm i e ; limit pay lii^li prices f >r the necrfc 'jsities of life. . I'he wis- and judi | .ii.uis producer can .'tij >y tienlth. ? ; wc h! 1 1% and contentment. Tl,. ?Motion 19 how many I, ,yB can b, : reach I'd and mil uence.l thus to sue t d. " I I ? .1 McICcDzie. j Can. I en, ,T an. 11. 1 ?> l n . .. . i Cissoliiiioa Of Copartnership. 1 h?^? t<> announce ?<? mv frii ii.ly and {lit* putilii* that 1 havo gold out my entire interest in t lio firm <>f Mo Caski'1 Brother* t ? ? Mr, K.L.MoChh kill, w 1 1 > ? sn i : 1 i>on UicL tho business nt I he name Bland. r wuiii't ask t i i iv. t tho liberal pat roniiiit) which tho firm litis reeeived t'(> OtiUt 'Dllid. Yours ri hpectfuiiy, .1 G. McCnskill. I K o ;>o. 1?).?D ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. 1 1! i><.!??!i:iiit'H of an of the I'ro Im!c (' 1 : r f , "I' Kershaw County, 1 will ?? 1'. :it 1'itMii Htii ti 'Si. to the lii^lii- t hid* i i!i ; t ll.c hour^ of sale. on W ? : i.- -?.l i v . the 'J i), J ?lay of February, ".IH" hi !!i.' | ? ' )i r t * ft 1 1' :i of the late .1. *' I: i it W est Wati re?\ lu ir Itlaney, ; li-- t i| ! n'f-i >ii i ; i>ri'|itTi y: ? > ( 'I-' ? ? ;:i. "i huslicln of l'i'H-l, :? > ' h : .iti.l n !..t of farming U | f.ah i-asi.. A. II 1)1 VAN. A<1 in it. i - 1 valor. I. ttiUftry 1! 191'1. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In inKsiiatii'c- <.f an order of the Pro" ' t . ? 1 1 1 ? i i m f ! (if Kershaw County, I 1 1 1 ?i'ii at j'ljl'b auction, to the highest bill | .1> r do twig tlif leg.il hours of hale, on 1 Sat nnl.iv, th^ "2nd <)av of .1 annarv, 19!0, Ht the saw mill of the late I). W. Bilk, two and a'ualf miles West of DeKalb. the following personal property : 1 Ha:,vr Saw Mill jitul Fixtures. 1 Xew lira Boiler and Kngine. 3 l#o? Carts. ! black librae Mule named .T^ck. 1 b'aek horse Mule named Jim. 1 l>l?ck mare Mule named Mary. 1 jjray mare Mule tiami d Lucy. 1 gray mare Mule named Sallie. J gray mare Mule named Hens 1. brown marc Mule named Ktnma. 1 brown mare Mule named liQdie, 1 trray mare Mule named Marav. 1 Ulaek mare Mule named Lora. 2 4-hor?e Wagons. 1 2 horse Wa^on. 10 seta WftRon Harness. 1 -ungle Buggy and Harnes*. 1 black Milk Cow. Terms of Bait? oa?h. . J. K. BK1.K, Admioiatrator* Jaauar^ 14, 1910. The Baruch-Nettles Co. $ Are pleased to inform their many patrons that they are again in the market and bidding for a share of their trade. Our buyer, Mr. Baruch, is now in the Northern Market, buying the most up-to-date stock ever brought to this town. Mis-excellent taste is well known to the shopping public of Kefehaw county. He has been able to pick up some wonderful Bar gains in Winter Goods, and being late in the season, we are going to offer them to our customers at prices that are only one-half their value. We are too busy opening up to item ize the different bargains. Call to see us at the store known as the Nathan Levy stand (one door north of J. C. Cureton's) and see for yourself. Yours respectfully, M. BARUCH * JNO. T. NETTLES THE BIG STORf^ ? - ' _ AV i ' . 71 ? * " iiVv' Hirsch Brothers & Co. For Values! I:all And Winter Styles Now Ready! Mail Orders Pilled Promptly. Our Ready-to-wear Department Of fers Remarkable Values In New Pall Styles. A few wonderful bargains among nj my others 4 iu our largo ready-to wear section. This season's showing by (nr eclipses any previous ovenfc embracing hh it does magnificent creations from world famous and Euro pean and American do-.rignej*. When you aye the rich beauty of our dio-. pbiy, tliQ charming collection of Suit*, ])r. SU irt?, Capes, Millinory, IVtlicoats, etc, mid (lio excliei.t vh'u 'B wo ?>il* ? r, you would suy that II recb'fl is the J b.';il Store- to buy. Kverv (,"?i irent u beauty and marked at an attractive low priee. All nlt?rj;Ltoni free of charge. Perfect fit guaranteed. Our Ladie's Tailored Suits Are Pleas ing Hundreds of Ladies. Wouu r. cf dircriuiin'atii:^ I :it- tf t; 11 uh that ut tor looking Camden over that our Huh i.f ladle's >jarm<M)ts i* f.ir superior in style, workmanship find .price. Wo jiuuruMtee a periect lit. We make suite to order for every *tout woman. Wo nleo carry 'linos' ot It, l'l, IB and 20 yeara^ Come t > head"] lart.'rs nn t g"? your choice while the stock is full. PriceB $tn 00, 12 f?u. 10 00. 17 .jit, 75, 20 On, 22 50. 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 Psnatua Skills, just arrived. Plaited styles, panel front; large black button?, perfectlv male a?'l stitched throughout with Holding silk thread; wonderful value?. $5 00, 5 98, 8 GO. 9 00 New plaited Skirts made of dark blue and green striped hard finish serges $5 00 Black Taffeta Silk Petticoats, b?-aut if;i'.]y maile of heavy silk 3 98, 5 00 Extra largo Black Taffeta Si k Pettiest* for stout women, worth 7 00 Price ? 5 98 Ladie's black Sateen and I leiilerbloom Underskirts in both tho regular as well as tho extra large sizes lor stout women. 75c 1 00, 1 50, 2 00, 2 48 and 2 08 Women's, Children's and Misses Sweaters The all wool Swea'ors me r.i.t to he confuso.l with tho ordinary .'?.heap cot'on mixed g>od* sol 1 nl i<nmo stores. Ours r.re all wcil <r d everyone is well made. You cannot ^el better values anywhere. Ladies' Sweaters, $1 08. 2 48 and 4 50 Ladies' White Long Sweater, 4 50 and 7 50 Misses' Sweaters, 1 00 and 1 50 Children's Sweaters, 7f,o, 1 00 nnd 1 25 Colors arc white, gray an 1 red. Now is a good time to buy sweaters especially for school children. Choose while all sizes are in stock. Latest Modes In Dress Goods. Beautiful striped all-wool Serges aud Panamas, 30 inches wide; all new coloring; prico * ' 5o<? Beautiful stripedall- wool 4J inch drefs^oods in all tl.o new colorings of olive green, smoke, Copenhagen, Wi^ti-ia, mulberry, aarnot, brown, navy bluo and black; our SI 00 quality for 85e, and our $1.25 qualities lor 81.00, Surprising Values in Silk. Moswaline Silk, 36 inches wide, for lining coat suits ; nil colors. Price$l 00 Beautiful Black Taffota Silks, ,t6 inchcs wide; heavy, rustling quality \ex tra values, yard ? 75P) $1.00, $1.25 81 50* Black Peau deS6ie, heavy weight, all puro silk, 36 inch s wide f I 00$1 2S HIRSCH BROS & CO. THE Bid STORE.