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viV, yv-v. .5V-i--fcgk-.-' ? fik-w /-v > ? ?-'* ??'?? *?;? ?9k I Vi '. lOtTr *d 1 o era m ?;* H ? i'*.fv ? " jjml Ijifc XjOSt. A pocket memorandum was lost * few dnye ego somewhere In Cum den. Kinder will ploano return to this oflloe or to Dr. 8. F. Braelngton and be rewarded. This Year'* Peachet. Mr. J. C. Hilton, of Westville, was in Camdea yestefday with sev eral bushels of ibis y.at'a peaches which came from bis orchard They aold readily at $4 per bushel ? Good Work by Oity. Mayor Braslngton is baviug some muoh needed work dffne on the eaat end of DeKalb street near the Southern' dtpot. It Is with muoh pleasure that we note this improvement. Let the good work go on, Doctor. 2nd Regiment Goes To Ghicamauga. At tho officers -.meeting held in Sum'er last Tuesday it was definite decided to bold the annual encamp ment at' Chioamauqa Paik, 6?. The kerstiaw Guards expect to car rv a full company and one that will reffeot ffredit on tho town and coun ty ''.r ? - V / V. D O. v. The John D. Kennedy Chap'.or U D. C., will meet wiib Mrs. Sill ?n Friday afternoon, dune 3rd, ai 5 30 oelock for the purpose of ob serving President Davis' birthday. The Chapter will be glad if those who havo applied for Crofses of Honor will attend this meetiDg and rcceive them. Leg Broken. On Sunday morning last Mr. B. F. Robinson was riding hurriedly on hia bicycle for a doctor to at tend Mr. Anderson who had jus*, been bit in the head by the ooloied man, when be fell from the wheel, breaking one of , his legs. Mr.Rob inson's many friends wUh for bim a speedy recovery. Skull Crushed. On Sunday morning last, Mr. Anderson* section master on the 8 utbern Railroad, got into a dilD cully with a colored man by the name of Arthur Wilis, when the DegTO. struck Mr . Anderson in the bead, crushing in bis skull. It is not expccled that- Mr. Anderson .Will Trcover. He was taken on Monday to the hospital in Rock Hill. The negro was taken to the penitentiary for aafe keeping. The Gilt Bdge Store. In ordef to reduce the volume of gooda before taking stock, for the next ten days the Gilt Edge Store will offer tome big bargains. We ,dfreot the attention of the publio tothe price* quoted in their adver tisement today. The sale starts tomorrow. May 27tb. Be quick and secure some of these bargains before they are picked over, I'hose tliat are advertieedr however,- are only a few of the many bargains to J bo found there, so if what yon want is not advertised, ask for it. Loolc to your interest and call at the Gilt Edge Stored Nurses Graduate. ??<**>> <??? ?. Tho Columbia Hospital Tratrt School will gradnate on Friday af ternoon, June 3rd, a class of eight soma W^io have been Vat work lor their diplomas for the past three year*. Th* commencement exer cises will be held In the Chapsl of the Washington Street Msthodist Church at B p. ?n. The graduating class Includes the following: Mamie Ruth Mar tin, Agnes Watt, Elisabeth Louisa Bexrd, BBdhh Maris Broca. Daley Shannon, Helen Lucind* Vaughn, ILThe^Lightsey, Mary Gulledge. Tb* majority of the gradnate* ^iBouee?eil. We beg to arnimmw to (lit public and our friends that we have opened up a complete line of the choicest high grade U?itey ^Uplf GROCERIES. Wo meet every posBiblt want of the housekeeper. W? give courteoun attention u every one, and make pronip delivery. Open from 7 A. M. to 9 P. M I Uenpeotfully, THE KIRKWOOD CRflDERU J. B. /amp, Prop'r. Phone 87 ? Corner Fair and Oheimut St*, ?0^0#G#0*0>040^0<K)*0*040#0 Off to the Rifle Shoot. The Kershaw Gjuirde rifl* ' tenia constating of (^*pt. von Treeckow, 8ergt, Cioft.r Musician Bau?k6tl and Privatea Ammom, Beard,Ur?n non, Lewie aud Bmvilh left Monday morning to attend tbe preliminary rifl? fchoot to be held in Columbia this week. Not Expected to lave Through the Day Wo r^nrel to anuounce 111 at Mtb. Oh hi If u Hough who hns been criti cally ill for several days, 1? not ex (teotcd to survive through the day. 8he hao four littlo children the youngest of whom is only about one year old. Death of Mra. West We deeply sympathize with Mr. A. H West in ili t death of hi* *?He which nocurred on,Sunday last at her home at Buthune. She leaves several amull children. One of the greatest sorrow* of earth ie the taking away of Mother from Jher help!e?s liltle odcp, but Call not back the dear departed Anchored safe where storms are o'er: On tlio borderland we left thorn, Soon to meet and part no more. Far beyond this world of changes, Far beyond this world of care, We shall And onr miraing loved ones, In our Father's Mansion lair. Death of Mr. Mannie Baum. Mr. Manuie II. Bauro, eon of the late Mr. Herman Buura, died, last Sunday ia the Columbia Hospital whore ho had gone to undergo an op? ration, but died before the ope ration wai performed. The body was brought to Camden on Monday over the Southern railroad. Toe funeral took place from the B&um residence on upper Main streot on Tuesday morning at 10:30 tho sor vices being conducted by R*bbi Sessler. PERSONAL Mr. - D. M. Alexander, who hoe been with his father, Dr. JI. Alex ander, since tho defttlrof tyin mother, will return to New York tonight. * Mr ? M H^ndriz ia at homo from Columbia for a few days Jbeing laid op from tho tffects of sticking a nail in hia foot. Miss Carrie Elliott who graduated this week at tho S. C. Co. Ed. Inst, at KdgeQeld has returned home Her father, Mr. R. B. Elliott, attend, ed (ho graduation exeicises. Rey.. L A- Mitchell of Rblnebeck, N. Y. will preach at the First Eap? Met Church Sunday morning and ovening. Ho has filled the polpit there for two Sandays and' bis acr* niuna ha?e been very much enjoyed by all that heard hint His special seimon to. joadg men last Sunday evening wan especially strong and impressive. W. B. DE'LOACH, Attorney-At-Law, OAMDEN, 8. O. Presents ?9FOR GRADUATES, PRESENTS FOR: THE\ ENGAGEMENTS, ' PRESENTS TOR tl^E brides Is what our Stock consists of. Our display of Watches are. the NeWest Patterns and~tlj? kind that Itfet forever. Qlfr display of Diamonds, Jewelry of all Styles and Combinations is without doubt the largest and Handsomest Display in tho State. Aiyd Uke Bold at the yery lowest prl Oome in and look ar<* tl?e first-opportunity you get. IB ANNOUNCE MENT. I .i ? *? * We wish to announce th it we are now in our j new store on upper Main | street, three doors from DoKalb, where wo will bo glad for our friends to., call t^nd fee qs. A fresh supply of Fruits, Vegetables, Crackers and all other seasonable goods Respectfully, D. T. LANG. Phone No. 68. Death of Richard Price. Richard Price, one of our tuoat highly respected colored citizens, died ltfii Tuesday morning. For many years Price.has beet* the faitb ful Janitor at the County Court House, and*q do not belie-ve,, that a dartre dtfneowntlous man over served in that oaprfclty. Ha had scores of friends among both white and col ored wb<? will learn with genuine lonow of bis death. Notice To Stockholders. The regn'ar annual meeting of the stockholders of the Hermitage Cotton Mill will be held at their office Tuesday, June 7th. 1910, at 13 o'clock noon. It. B. PITTS, Secretary. May 20tb , 1910. Administratrix's Notice. I lnrjrohy give notice that I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Kershaw Coua ty on Wednesday, 12 M., Juno 8th, next, 1910, for discharge as Administratrix cf the eatato of A 11. Clarke. MUS V. R. W. CLARKE Adniinialratrix Eatato of A H. Clarko Published in the Camden ' Chronicle May 0, 1010. - Notice. Notice is hereby ftiven thnt there will be a meeting of the stockholders of "Cook furniture Company'' at the office of Paid corporation, in Camden, S C., at twelve (12) o'clock ML, on Tuesday, June 28. 1010. for the purpose of Toting on ft resolution to chaugo the nump of * Cook FuruiUire Ccmpany' to Nettles Furnb turo Company.'' W. F. NETTLES. J. F. BATEMAN, Directors, rnmden, S. C., May 24th, 1910. CIoniHon Agricultural College Examluation. The examination for the award of scholarships in Clemson Agricultural Colfc lege will be held in the County Court' House ya Friday, July 8th, at 0 a m. Applicants must All out proper f?.rms, to bo secured from tho County Superintend cift of Education, bof re they will bo al lowed to staud the examina i-ins. For detailed information, apply to tho Super intendent of Education, or to the Presi dent of Cletnson College. Applicants for admission to the College, but not seeking for the scholarships, will also stand eutranee examinations at the Court House July 8th. The scholarships are worth $100 and fre<* tuition. The next session of the college opens Septtmber 14th, 1910- . COST AND COURSES OF SlUDY. (1) Agriculture. (2) Agriculture'and Chemistry. (3) Agriculture and Animal Industry. ? (4) Chemistry and Geolojiy. (f5> Civil Engineering. (0) Meohaoical and Electiical Engin eering ? * ' . (7) Textile Indus'iy. Cost per session, including board. Laundry. Heat, Light, Uniform and all fees. $118 70. Pooka and all other mis cellaneous supplica, abut $20.00. For atudunts who pay tuition, $10.00 addi tional. For catalog and information, apply to W. M? RIGGS, Acting President. SUMMONS FOB RELIEF. State of South Carolina, } Court of County of Kershaw. S Common Pleas. Geo. W. MoLain, Administrator of the Estate of Henry Davis, Deaceaied Plaintiff against Edward Allen, David Allen. Tom Clark son, Rose VVoodside, Rose Tate. E. J. McGIrt "i Defendants ToJJhe Defeadanta: --- You afa/kereby summoned and required to answer the Ooc&plaint in this notion, a copy of which is herewith serv ed upon you. and to serve a copy of voqjc: answer to tha said Complaint on the" sab.' sorlber of (he undersigned at his office in Camden, 8. C , within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tho day of sueh service; and if you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to tffls Court for the relief dema#d4i<l in the TII08 J. K1RKLAND, PlaimifTa: Attorney Dsled.?y3ajw|^jj^ Complaint. T? ths def?di5i?,"Trivia AHeiTaad Tom Clarkson: 4 * u t that the Complaint In tha above entitled S&ton was filed 'in the office of the Cleit of Court of Com mon Keaafct-Km******** tfclk Mtt orM.^. BOYS I MAKE MONEY GROWING CORN. We would like to see ev ery boy in Kershaw County 10 to 18 years old compete for prizes offered by Corn Club Contest. * Get buey, Hoys. See how much corn you can make on one aore. If yon Tail to get a money prize, you will have corn to Bell, und beat of All, you will have some experience thut will be worth more than - money in years to come. THB PIB8'r NATIONAL BANK. ? John T. Mackoy, 0,'J. Shun mod, Jr., Cashier. President. Undertaking, OALI$ ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAT Oil NIGHT EST. E. O. MCCREIGHT. ?Our Agents Make $50.00 A Week. Selling new process water color portrait and gold frame. Costs 00 cents complete with glass, sella for $1 08. Samples and instructions free. Young man in Ohio made $22.00 in one day. Wo tue thA largest picture and frame house in the world. One general agent wanted in each oounty. Give us jeferenco and wo will extend yon thirty days'credit with steady,' imnorahlo employment at a big income- Our business is established twenty, five year#. A\Vo aro not in the picture and frame trust. We want honorable, trustworty rerrqpentaliVes only. You need no capital to work for uk. We teach you how to make a hucccsb. Address at oiico WILLIAMS ART COMPANY. 2515 W. Taylor Street, CHICAGO. ILL In answering state *4Saw advertisement in The Camden Chronicle." WE ARE STILL IN THE MARKET Better prepared than ever to furnish you with the choicest cots of native meats, bpef, pork, lamb, veal, cut* horn, whole hanA smoked v shoulders, heavy and fancy groceries. When in need of anything in oui1 line, call on us, or Phono 31 from 5:30 a. m. to 8 p. m. \ Prompt delivery and courteous treatment guajronteed; Yours respectfully, IVIoseley Brothers. TAKE A DIP IN PROSPERITY Let us px^nt your PROGRAMS, MENUS, SHIPPING TAGS, LABELS and all other kinds of Commercial or Law Printing Gi-Ve U* one* order and you built gi-V* uj another WHICH FARMED AWE YOU? Mi timer M?|k?M4 i ?Up4 at knu. WE MODERN, progressive farmer no longer drives et without first telephoning and learning the prevailing prices. The Telephone saves these unnecessary trips?saves wear and tear on stock and equipment. By connecting with the Bell Sys b tern the farmer can talk from his home to distant ?points. Under the Bell plan service can be SCCUted atJovi^CJ^'^ ? n For information and booklet write to ? ? Department BOX itiUPflME AN| TD2CMPI C wnkik . Ptvti rrtunrt* mi Mrili An Halley's Comet has come, gone and lost its tail, and disappointed lots of people by something not hap pening. Now something is going to, happen at the Gilt Edge Store. We are going to take stock next mont^i, and want to reduce our stock as low as possible, so for the next ten days we offer to the public unheard of bargains. Opportunity isf ripe now ?it's knocking at your door?the door of every one who has needed things for the home to buy! Values such as we are offering have never before been known in Camden. Op-' portunity such as this comes seldom. .an Then do, by all means, come to tho 0ilt Edge StOi^' We invite you, the Rplendid money-saving opportunities second the invitation, and all bid you come. For the next ten days BEGINNING BAT. MAY 27. ^ow. we will give you just a few leaders below, but remem ber the store is full of other good things. |l lot Bleached Linen Table Damffsk, i>0c value just cut in half, going at 25c yd 11 bale Sea Island 6 1-4 value cut to 4c yd. Best Merrimack Sheeting Prints, 7c value, cut td 6c yd. 1 bale Checked Homespun, 7c value, cut to 5c y<l 1 lot Figured Lawns, 6 1 4c value, cut to 4c yd. : ; 5 pes White Linen, 15c quality, cut to 10c yd. 1 lot Silk Mullv 25c goods, cut in half? going at T2 l-2c yd 1 lot Furniture Covering at reduced price. ? w. English Longcloth?12 l-2c goods at 10c.; 18c goods at 14c 1 lot Ladies Underwear at greatly reduced price. 2 pes striped Oxfords sold at 60c, cut to half price?25c yd 1 pc striped Mercerized Pongee sold, at 50c, just half 25c yd. " - . 1 lot Dress Ginghams going at 8 l-3c yd. 1 lot gured Batists, 10 and 12 l-2o g>o&^>ui$ V,:T> yd. Big bargains in Embroideries and Laces. Good values in Bleached Goods* Cambric, Sheetings, Pillow p Casings, Etc. 14 pes blue and brown Dress Linens cut to 12 l-2e yd. 1 lot Figured Ljnons 10c values, cut to 6 l-2c. 1 lot Figured Silks?light and dark colors, 35c goods, cut to 29c. 1 lot remuant Matting will (Sloso out at cost price. 3 pes Idealane Suitings sold at 20c, cut to 14o yd. * ' 1 lot Cotton Voile, light and dark colors, 25c goods cut to 21c yd, 1 Jot Earthenware Pots sold at 15a and 20c?ycur choice for 10c. 1 lot Jap Matting 9x12 Art Square* at $8.50. 36x72 Kugs to match at 50c. Come now. If you have a dollar to spend in tho next ten day*, it Will certainly be to your interest to eome to i? ? . \. .v: . 4 ? ; - rvas ' s m \ a 1 v."--"., ' 1 -