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AT BRUCE'S /' You will Hud FINK GOFFERS ar <1 ' TKTLKY'S TKAS a full lino juBt received FrtflhflflLXuiike* aud CrackuiH 4<Uood Thing* to Eat" Phone 66 ' Opera House 8tore " V I at Present ~ Xjo?aI Wanted at One*, Several bntliclu of cow peas want ed ?t once M. H. Hey man. Pupils Wanted. Wanted.?During the Sumrncl a few pupils. Apply to Mies Jean nie Stonej, Fair St. Refrigerator For Sale. A first-class Refrigerator for sale cheap. Apply at Tlie Up-Town Grocery. . _ KenBeth Murohison. Flat Sunk, Yesterday afternoon as one of the hoisting enginea was being brought across the river the flat sunk, the weight of the engine we presume boiig too groat for the capacity of the flat. I Death of Mr. Frank 8mith, Mr. Frank Smith, eon of Rev. J. W. Smith, of BeuUh, aged about 21 yeare, died in Cilumbia yester day of pellagra. Hie body brought from Columbia this mon. ing over the Seaboard railroad and tho burial will be at Beulab Church today. To liis bereaved family wo extend our sincere sympathy. ^ Sensational Alteration Sale.? By reference to their advertise .meut in another o?!umii of Ti>r Chroniole today it will be seen thni tho progresslvo flrm of Hirsch Bro?. aU.d Co., will on Thursday of next we?k, June 16t.li, commeooe a "Sen sational Alteration Sale." Sao tin prices they quote. They are also going to give away a sewing ma chine. */b Accident to Judge Russell. ^he many friends of Judge W. F. Russell will regret to learn that hp met with quite a serious accident one day last week. He was pack ing oats on a wagon and when near ly loaded, and being several feet from the ground, he fell,' the fall being caused by the horses unex pectedly moving cfF, Ho was knock ed unconscious and ever since bus been in a right serious oondilion. Water Plant Sold. -According ? to advertisement the plant of the Camden Water, Light & Ice Co. was sold at publ'c sale on Monday last. It was bought by Capt. W. M. Shannon, ad attorney, for $50,000 00. While the progress seems to be alow wo believe that every effort is being made to give to Camden a firtt'Class water and light .service and we trust that our oommunity at large will give to the promoters their hearty aopport to bring about this mnch desired end. TO the R F. D Carriers of Ker shaw County. Realizing the importance of organ iisation and the social pleasure anrl advantages to be derived therefrom, I desire to ask the Carriers of the county, as many as will co-operate wite me. to indicate their willing . ness by dropping mo a card. ? Nearly all the Carriers of the United States belong to the Associa tion, and there aro in the service 41.. tyOO. South Carolina has 850. I Will gladly meet with you at any - ...time or place in the county most fnltnhlo for" the occasion. The annual State meeting will com vene at Newberry July 3, 4 and 5 and will be the largest and moat en* thuaiaslio of any yet held. A ban quet given by the citizens is one of the sootal features that is assured. The Mayor, Cole L. Blease, has sub scribed 950 personally for th?t pur pose. Oar neighbors Lancaster. Chester JlildjkttdBichlsnd are organised and we oa^t afford not to keep !o the processiou. Two days each year is all the time that is required for meet !**snd $1.25 i. wrthemoprlt takes.per member to *eep up the as ?oelation. Brothers let as get together and do something and not wait on some - thin* to torn op. Youre for good servioe, IX B FWoher, JUntew, a. o, ^ftuoiuieemt, We beg to announce to the >ublie and our friends that we have opened up a complete ine of the choicest high grade |s?ey $jt4 glaplc GROCERIES, Wo meet every po^iUle want of the housekeeper. We give courteous attention to every one, and make prompt delivery. Open from 7 A. M. to 9 P. iVI ltefpeaUutly, THE KIRKWOOD GROCERY J. B. Zernp, Prop'r. Phone 37 Corner Fair and Ohesnut 8t?. ? ??040*0^0^0#0#0j*0#0#0#0^0 , i Protracted Meeting at Swift Creek. A protracted meeting will be lieid at Swift Cieek lUptlet fchurch commencing on Sunday, July 10, mid continuing through Sunday July 11. The meeting will he con ducted by Rw. N. A. 11 a m i i c k, of QblFney, who is an able and gifted man, Everybody ia earnestly re> quested to attend these tneotinge. The houra of service will be 11 a. ra. and 8 p tn. MILS. I. H. ALEXANDER. On Monday, May 18?b, 1}) 10, when thy rays of tho morniug sun wore about to flood th'o earth with brightness, the soul of our eiater, Mrs. Julia Caurttney Alexuuder wus called to enter into the glory of that lurid which "has 110 uoed of the sun,acithor of the moon to shiuc in it, for tufl glory of God doth lighten tt, and the Lamb is the light thereof." Therefore, be it resolved by tho Ladirs' Missionary Society of the Prcsbyterlan Church of Camden, Sr>. C?. 1. That while we sinoerely mourn our loes?, and our hearts are *ore because of the vacant seat in our meetings, yet wo b;>w in liuro b!e submission to the hrly wiil of God, nud thank Him for her life, and the work Ho permitted her to do among up, both as President of our Society, and as a Sabbath School teacher, and wo would ble*s Him for her Christian fortitude un der her severe sufferings during the months of her,last illneee, and for her peaceful, triumphant death. 2. T*>?i w<i tender to the be xeAved-Iituiily our loving sympathy, and commend them to the God of all grace, who alone can comforl their hearts. 3. That theser resolutions be published in one of the papers, and a copy also be sent to tier family and that a page in the minutes of our Society be dedicated to her memory as a memorial -of'our love for hor. . . HJ. II IMPORT. The following is a Hst of claims approv ed and ordered paid at tho regular month ly meeting hold Monday, June 0. 1910: M 0 West, rial and postage, $100 50 John Collins, sal 25 00 Isaao Collins, sal 30 00 J S Trftutham, sal and fees 2^16 5fl D M McCaskill, Hal and ico lor Court Honse 36 95 M B Ribon. sal 31 95 [ J McKenzio, sal and postg 101 54 G L Dixon, sal 25 00 W L McDowell, adv, sta and salary ? 33 18 C W Birchmore, adv and sta 6 83 Camden News, adv, 2 00 Evnrett Waddy Co . 29 00 G W Dabney, Snpt Poor H, 27 50 Camden W L &-I Co, 27 28 John W Wilson, fumigating Jail ? ? . " 25 00 James DeLoaoho, coal 20 00 J T Hay. med sorvice . 7 50 Burns & Barrett, sup_ *'* 147 23 David Wolfe, supplies 31 20 A D Kennedy, supplies 28 05 Jos Shebeen ds-Bro, sop 25 50 Zemp & DcPass, sup 21 15 H L Sohloshbnrg, sop . 123 59 Gdgewortb Brothers, sap ' 4 20 J A Watts, sup 9 00 W J Davis A Bro, sup 10 60 Lewis & Christmas, sop 35 85 Khame Ac Beatlie, sap 14 60 W T Smith, sap 1100 H B Munn, Sapt obaip gang 141 40 0 W Reqasrtb, rd wk 26 40 Dixie Calvert Metal Oo, sup 171 .60 P L McNaughton. rd wk 1 60 B J Howell, rd wk 3 50 H H Ostoe, rd wk 9 25 A B Mnnn, rd wk 10 00 ^ W H&fr A D O'Bryari, Tress, work on river bridge, 1,649 11 Peon Bridge Oo, wk oo bg, 1,281 56 Laurens T Mill#, servieos te ? the Supreme Court, .?309 95 D M MoCaskill, com. on bdg. - fond nod bd of eqo, 307 15 - T7! ???l. ToUl I' $4,92120 If. O. WEST, ? ? ^ 8?pMTtMr Xsrsbnw Oomatf. Perhaps you would like to change it lie b rot. It luil food you aro using lor liomt thing lighter souielJ)lgg. Tnnto ant table to tin* season \\ e carry a full lino of Oatmeal, Ortmut of Wheat. Pqlfrd Rice, Puffed Wheat, Post Tosttos, Corn Flakes, Shredded Wheat-Hinu't. Grape Nuti, Ktc. Juut received u barrel of Fancy Ponce Molasses, IGo por <jt, CUc per gallon. Fresh Hread. Onkee and Crackers. . "X. H <?/' Pound Cftko *25o 11). ' Unistn Cake ?26o It). A complete line Of the heel to be had in Groceries alwajs on hand. Givo us a trial oTdcr. Lang's Grocery, . 1 Phone No. G8. PKRBONAL. Mrs II B Browne is on a vi?it to friends in Florence. Mr. N. 8. Richards, of Liberty Hill, was In Camdep on Tuesday. Miso Kathleen Sullivan, of Lau* rens is visiting the family of Mr. C. P. W. Sullivan. Mrs C C Vaughan has returned from a visit to relatives in Florence, being greatly benefitted by Iter trip. Oapt W M Shannon attended the mooting of the South Carolina Build* tug St Loan League which met in Anderson this week. Rev L A Mitchell who has been supplying the First Baptist Church will preach hi? last sermons next Sunday at 11 a. in aod 8 30 p. m All are most cordially Invited. Dr. W. C. Tw'tiy, of Kershaw and Messrs. C. L. Watkins and L A. McDowell spent Wednesday evening in Darlington, returning on Thurs day. The trip was made in an Over land car. W. B. OE'LOACH, Attorney-At- Law, OAMDEN. S. O. MONEY TO LOAN. On improved Real Estate. JSasy terms CLARKE & von THESCKOW. Dep. 1, 1909..; - Administrator's Notice. Notice is hereby given that on Wednesday. June 22nd, 1910. I will apply to tho Judge of Probate /or Kershaw County for a final _disohar?<: os Adminis trator of the Estate of Estelle II. El dredge. F. W.ELDKEDGE, Adit. Est. Estelle II. Eld red go. Published in The Camden Chronicle on May 20th. 1910. " THIS BANK WANTS YOUR BUSINESS Wo confess it. On tho other hand, wo know we are justified in thys asking your patronage. We not only ofler our depos itors every facility to be found in a modern institution, together with courteous consideration and tho bent of ser vice, but we also assure you of Security for yonr money, Strength and Sta bility in management and methods. We will appreciate your business, THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF CAMDEN, S. C. Severe Hailstorm. Oo Sunday afternoon 1 tat the Autiooh section of this -county wuh visited by a most severe bail and rain storm. Great damage was done to the cropa. So severe was the storm that not only were the crops de3t^oyed, but wo learn that fruit tree* wero washed up by the roots and carried away. Administratrix's Notice. I hereby giro notice that I will apply to the Judge of Probate for Kershaw Coud? ty on Wednesday, 12 M.. June 8ih, nexf. 1010, for disoharge at Adrninistiatrix of the estate of A H. Clarke. MllS V. H. W. CLARKE Administratrix Estate of A. 11 Clarke Published in the Camden Chronicle May 0. 1910. Notice. Notice is hereby niven that there will be a meeting of the stockholders of "Cook Furniture Company" at the offlctr of said corporation, in Camden, S 0., at twelve (12) o'clock M., on Tuesday, June 2S . 1010. for the purpose of voting on a resolution to change the name of' Cook Furniture. Company ' to Nettles Furni ture Company." . W. F. NETTTjES, J. F. BATEMAN, Directors. Camden. S. C? May 24th, 191(1 lui'nuiviinwivlwivlinviWAWnUlt For Bale. Ooo Jersey cow with young calf for s?Wo. II. Trueadell. Horse For Salo. A good family horse tor aalr cheap. Apply hi thin offloo. Hi. Kershaw-Lancaster Summer School For Teachers. TheKershaw-Limcaster Summer School for Teachera will open in the graded school building at Kershaw on Monday morning, June 27th inst.. A competent force of teachers has been solocled and final amingomenta have been conipl 'ted to make the school a successs. The courses w ill he: 1st.? English and History?special em phasis being given to Houth Carolina, her statesmen and her part in Na lunal History, 2nd.?Algebra and Arithmetic?em. phasis being given to the methods of teaching these subjects. 3rd.?Primary methods, including dem onstration of the phonetic system. It is very important that every toacher in the county attend, making some sac rifice, if necossarv, to do bo. A portion of the expenses ?<f the teachers who teach in tlijs county for the next year will '>e paid by the'eounty. Inquiry regarding board should bo addressed to the under signed, or, to Jas. H. Humid, Kershaw. I. J. McKMNZlE, Go. Supt. of Education. Camden, 8. C? June 6th, 1910. "Blunk &jCompany>3 lino ia busy." 44 Well, get mc Smith & Jones; r 11 give them the order." - - r~~r ?' Adequate Bell Telephone Facilities Prevents Loss ot Business. Vy/HEN y?ur telephone lines are in useT your telephone doors are closed. .Customers who try to reach you by telephone cannot do so. If they fre quently find your telephone lines busy, they will become exasperatad and send their orders to another concern?one that has adequate telephone facilities and an open telephone door. - v - . v"? ? 'Telophone buying is on thp increase. It has already become a he bit with hundreds of thousands of petople. A concern desiring telephone trade can no mora afford to have inadequate Bell telephone facilities than it could afford to have so few entrances that prospective customers could not walk into the atore without wailing in line. .' - it is not difficult op expensive to correct busy telephone conditions. An ad ? ? - - i ditional central office line, or an additional telephone installed in a growing depart ment, is frequently all that Is needed. Now is the time to look into the matter of your telephone arrangements. ~We will gladly co-operate with you in an effort to fit telephone service to your /ItSXtrAW,? :' ' * ' needs. ~ -?; ?? ' ? va . ^ TV - uf v ' . ? V " TV CK.l-X "" ' ' Every Belt Telephone ie the Centre of the System nounc t g I ? " I Halley's Comet has come, gone* and lost its tail, and disappointed ots of people by something not hap pening. Now something is going to lappen at the Qilt Edge Store. We are going to take stock next month, 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 is 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. *581 ?;W$ ? I nil - V rrib sa m ?W:4 .'?v.-:*-; t ''-^0 .A, ?v*'! Then do, by all means, como to the Gilt Edge Store. Wo invite you, the splendid money-saving opportunities second he invitation, and all bid you come. For the next ten days , -7':-?? ??? ? ? BEGINNING SAT. HAT 27. Now. we will give you just a few leaders below, but remom- ! ( her the store is full of other good things. V . < ; 1 lot Bleached Linen Table Damask, 60c value just cut in half, going at 25c yd\ l 1 bale Sea Tsland 6 14 value cut to 4c yd. ... Best Morrimack Sheeting Prints, 7c value, cut to 5c yd. 1 lot Figured Lawns, G 1 4c value, cut to 4c yd. 1 bale Checked Homespun, 7c valuey cut to 5c yd 5 pes White Linen, 15c quality, cut to 10c yd. 1 lot Silk Mull, 25c goods, cut in half?going 12 l-2c.yd 1 lot Furniture Covering at reduced price. 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?26c 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 I-2c gjods g.v.11* ct 7 3, yd.T Big bargains in Embroideries and Laces. Good values in Bleached Goods, Cambric, Sheeting*, Pillow III Casings, Etc. 4 pes blue and brown Dress Linens cut to 12 l-2c yd. 1 lot Figured Linons 10c values, cut to 6 l-2c. 1 lot Figured Silks^-light and dark colors, 35c goods, cut * to 20c. 1 lot remnant Matting will close out at cost price. 3 pes Idealane Suitings sold at 20c} cut to 14c yd, l lot Cotton Voile, light and dark colors, 25c goods cut to 21c yd. 1 lot Earthenware Pots sold at 16o and 20o?your choi for lOc^ 1 lot Jap Matting &xl2 Art Squares at $3.50. to match at 50c. Come now. IfjPALbave a dollar. to^apendin-th?-n days, it will*ertainly be to your interest to* come to P. T. Villepigue,