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C., 8Kl> >7, 1010 In Kershaw County to hose *fome of kler^ TerUfe*?V * ^ ^ An^flflffrfs being mado to annex the Hleney aectiou of this couuty to Ribblfcnd county. Already a peti tiou bat been presented to the Gov ernor linking for an election tQ be held on ibia question. We learn ibai the reasons given for tbia ac tion is the desire of tbe people to : obtain better roads and better aobool faoilites; also to get rid of 8 C'a railroad tax and other bonded indebtedness of thecounty. To get rid of tbia lax would indeed be s ..big inducement, but unfortunately each would not be tbe case?those cut off would etlll bear their- pro portionate share of this debt. The proposed territory to be out olf cou taiuB 48 miles. It begins at tlx crossing .of MoCord's ferry road, thence over Raglin'n creik, thenci j:-: along the MeCord road to the 13 mih poet. thence in a straight lint to about the point of the 8 mile limit from Camden and on striking the KalifieldUne to. the ti< mil* post from tbe Fairfleld and Rich land corner.' v Of course the onunly scat do?n ' ? not want to lose this terrtory and the matter was Ukjn up at a nn w ing of the Chamber of Commerce T" on Toeadaj? afternoon and di?i;u*p ed at some longth and it wan decid . ed that an < (fort bo mftde to hold u ...... meeting at Hlaney to *hioh a delu from Camden should be nent to lb* matter and if possi ble dissuade the citizens of that ter ritorytfrom taking futlhcr action a in the matter. A Toast. The fallowing ptecj of poetry on Governor-fleet Hler\?e was wiittpn by a eon of Mr. Han McDonald. formerly of He'liuno but now <.f Hartsville: IIpro's to Cole. B'eme, Who bent Veathel'Blone wi'li ci.se. Ilo'n the man of the hour ? With PAUUON1NC. POWKK. All over the State The minority will relate That Oole's vote* were bought For the office he sought. Too late though boys To start such a noise, For the votes have been cast ? Anil Ble?se is Governor at lavt. Now during this rhyme ?fust ifive uh a little time To laugb at the STATE PRFSS For they aure made a MESS. On niease'B record they srrtmd to dwell,. And in our opinion they sure |>lav. td ? For now we know it can i?ev? r be bent For Cole has won in a 2-20-lwut. Now pivo it him boys, he won ii fair, Tie blew the Feather up in tin- air. Tbe Stone boing heavy, fell, to the ground, Aiid we'll have a reunion when the Feather cornea dowu. Now all bow in bbmblc auhmis-ion To tbe new Governor-elect by pub lio permission, And in the end all will be well For we 11 be proud of our noble Cole Ii. . Governor-fclec.t Colo L. BIchbo Iirb .. appointed Mr. Alexander Rowland, , of Colombia his private secretary. j V Mr. Rowland haa been a most corn 's pelent man in the poailioua he haai gjjfSgy^ . ' i MUM HIICTII LV KMT. Tbe following is a list of claim* approv ed and ordered paid at the iegnlar month ly meeting bold Monday, Oct. 8, 1910: i-A. ICvana gap ; 12 00 tt*?Uon " 12 00 W Dabney " 48 00 _5f) K?aaedy " ?:?tO 001 O C*d.)eH " 12 00 Olfcrk " 4 00 th 12 00 IHwn ?? 12 00 " 7 80 .fi Brot " 6 00 Brown ? 9 00 ? - 12 80 i 2 60 limit top 43 Frank Anthony. r<l wk J I) 8e?ii<>n*, bid brwigo K l> Williama, overseeing rd J K Magill, overnaelo# ro?d J P Piokult, M 1), aer A W liumut, M I>, eer W J Dunn, M |), aer (J W J)ahn#y. anpt |> h The Qaiudeu New*, adv I (5 Hough, h?| unit tc?? I J MoKei.jjie, nal J 8 Tamilian), aal 1) M MoOaekil, nuI and pott M If Rubin), hiiI hi)(1 pout U (TWcet, ?at and p'??t W K KUiott, ttal 8 V KolU?y, *al W Jj MoP'iwHI, adv, Hal and ft*9 Newt- n Kflly, nal John Oolite*, sal ?I K UeK*y, mtil !> M Kirkley, huI (1 T .Johnaon, hhI I> K Hon^ii, nuI G l1' Hammond. aal J L) Sinclair, eal K A IJrown. Hal J G KJIy, ?al II JL> Heath, ?al and fees W K Kelly, tal U fBff J A. .Shaw, huI and fees EC L 'J'rueadell, ual Luther Trueadell, feea Waller 11 Trueadell, Hal I' J Hnuyrl, Jr, sal W T JefYur#, ual John Kabon. Jr. ?al i) A Gregory, mil K M Firiclier, sal J kb T Truuadell, mil N S Richards, sal R W Hammond, sal J M Smith, aal 8 H 1 Iohh, gup J K lluugh. aup W 0 Verry, eat A II Duncan, Hup Jbtrrr-W?WtUjon, aor and imp in small pox 8 (J Indu trial School, board and tuition J M T ueker, rep on bridge Totul #2,402 70 My O WKST, Supervloor Knrahaw County. Hull*. Tue Oil Mill Iihh a frcah supply of cuiiou need liuih. tax mm Office of Treasurer Kershaw Contily J Camden. K. C , Se.pt. 27, 1910. \ Notiee is hereby given that thelarks will I?*? open for collecting State. <? xir.lv and school tjix<*h fiom Oetobcr 16, l<)|0, to March l?t, 1x11. A penally of one per cent will 1 <? nd.led on all tax?s unpai I by January Int., lftll. A penally of I wo per own I pa nil unpaid by Fob. 1st. IIM1. A pt-unity n( seven per tent will be,a<tilui on all unpaiil Manh 1st. 101 i. The rale per centum for K'-mlmw connly ia hh followa: Mill* State ta xes, H 4 School taxes 5 County taxeq. . ' <11-4 Railroad taxes. I .'t-4 Court House Honda, 1-4 Koads, 2 Inlereat on Hridge Bon Ih, .'t 4 Total. is;$4 The fallowing special" leviefl have been made also : Mil's Inter?*! on School Bonds District No 1, . Special School lax Dial No. l, :?;t-4 I ! 4. ?? .. >. R) II, ; w. * 17, ;; '' " " is, :i ?' lib 2 ? ? u >' <? ?? ojj " 2<?2 27, (i 10, w -HI, X The poll tax J.I , r<>iwl tax $'2. Ali information as to taxes will 1 >?? furnished upon application. D. M. Me?CASK ILL, Cotinty Treasurer. An Ordinance. An Ordinance l'ro\ idiug For an Organ ised lire Dupnrtinont in the City of Camden, S. organized am! exi-ting Meconium to an Act of the (leneml As nenihly of the Stae of South Carolina, approved March 7. HMO He it ordained l?y the City Council of Canid-n S. in din- session assembled, I 8th day of Auburn.. ISMO that in pursuance of ail Act of tb.e (Jcnrral Asfe;i.b!y o' , South Cnrolinn approved March 7. h>H>, entitled ' All Act to Declare and Define the c >Mliliona Upon Which Foreign I'ire Insurance Corporations May Kr g*ge ? [ And Parry Ml Hnainers in This Slite. And To Provide HVr The Dialributio.i Of The I'm d? Aiisiny From The Compliance Willi Such Coninioi s," Section 1. Thaf I ho regular organized fire department of the City of Camden, now controlled by the Mayor and Council of said City, be continued in service under the control and o*norahip of paid May<-r at d <'iiy Council, of the City of Camden See IT. That the paid fire depart ment ?hnll have, in M'rvicabN conditu^n, lire apparatus and nt cetsary eouipment belonging llxreto. to the value of one thousand doll rs ($1,000 00) nnd upwar.in Sec IN. That the benefits of the act of the (icneral Aaaenbly above referred to. approved March 7, 1910, h<yntf an act to declare and define ihe coediliona ufon which foreign lire insurance Corporations may engage in and carry on business in tbih Slate, and to provide for the distribu tion of (he fund arising from the couipli. *ncv with ?nch conditions, ar.? hereby ac cepted by the tai l CIlj Canned of Camden I hat all mono? collected and received un der the provisions of this Aot. from, the ?''easury, ?,,aU *>? In trust by the City Council of Oamden, and used as ? fund for the purpose of renderieg more effleaeiomand efficient the Hre departmets of Mid ci.ies.or towns, by u*ing the sane under tacb rah s mn way be adopted bv ?he city or town oouuoll for the cre ation, main enance, support and >n? courage men t o I * aktllful aad *fflcUnt fire mg ia nnrrriuitirii mm nLD day f-f An^a?t, t^to, fp- : s ' W. B. DE'LOACil, Attorney-At?Law, c am dun. 8. o. Enterprise Building & Loan Association. Orguniztul August 1, 1883. NINTJ* On .Jmnmiy ?, 1UII. lie Building & Lonii AfnoriuiiOft will ( (rfiin i/.n llii Ninth rtorit'H. lluok* '?<! Hub;urli>vi?'ii for 8to?k nowttjh'm ?i ?| ?< of. Hc*> of the tifpitflury M??t <>??? ?lollHr ret ?hnre pHyubh; tu ??tIjIv. \V K JOHNhUN. MAC, A Tr fi??iir?r. (! , U'Sr.f. 11*10. Trespass Notico. AM pertno* ?r?* hvt"i?y wiriolly for tihhhfi to U< Hpn** upon in \ fin lit# for hunting <>r any oth*r | m> whu'W 9-tflvlfc. flirt notice will lie tioult, vriih i\co(?rdiuy )??*. 11 u k h S. Thompson, lictliunr, H. C.> 2, 15)10. Executor's Notice. Havi'tiff exeoutcd all tltr* protdxions of ilia Wi|t of the lute fcJiiiily II. Smith, uud a final ntiittf of '(ho i.iinu; having hewn made, noti?;f is hereby given tint! oile month fioin tins date, on Oct lot it. 1910, 1 will hi?|>1v to th? Judge of Pro bate-for Kerahaw County for a dWcharue as Kxecntor of paid ICalitle Ij. T. MlIiL^. Bepl. {?, HMO, Executor, NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB Disclaim As Guarfliaa! Notice i? hereby (riven (hat my Ward*, l.colyu and Willm Water*. chi'dreu of myself and of th?' la'eW N. Wateiivuid of wttorn I iin i.uardian .hiving beeor'neof *ue I will on? mouth f iv i m this dt)e.onS:tl ill day. October 20. 1010. at 11 o'clock in tlie forenoon, apply t<i the Jud^e of Probate for K( rshaw < "???>iiI v for a Pinal Jib'bmg? as (iiiardian of said Wat,In. AMANDA K. II Aid,. Camden. S. . Hepl. Vt', I (MO, Ginning $1.00 (Camden and Iiiig<df.) Wo have Hpent several hun dred dollars overhauling and n modeling our $;iiiiieriea a! t'amden and Lu^ofV, :?n?i up* now rends' i'.ir bu^iiiesH There is not a ginnery in the county that can >iin a hale as (juickly, or f-ct any hoi tor turn out t hau we V\'e al ways pay the highest price i'?r cotton seed. W. R. EVE, JR., Manager Camden O.J Mill, aneh of So ('oltnn Oil Co Real Estate. All j?.*?rtioh haveti: hojjM* . lots or c.mn ti v |iriifit. rt> for salt. ?? wi.l plt-a*e wiile me nt LaiH'iul'T. J*. , or nee Mr, I,. A. Kirkland, ol Camden. * I II liMt your i r? ? |? i! v , advcrli o it mm * sell fame at a hii ih in?ni?>i'iu -n> -*.? 1 ?? no pay. t'Oli SA-LK. 2?K) iit'tt H on U t": I>1111 k of Waloroe rivi r St'ini' line iami and n >nd tinpci , n il'.i.i IriiK ? N Jen?*s trad neiir S A I, ir'-.M'e Prieo * J0 an a, re. 2'I a;,re-> nosr Seaboard passenger ita Iiu:>. Very cheap conaidertng the deni able location nod oualitv ol laud $SHV ton iiort s en Southern li. li. alu.ui. ? miles north of Camden. Vaughnu (>* tc?._ *4000. loO m res on famden?Cher iw r,>id iiiou: 7 mih"< from Camden. $10aoie o00 acres 4 miles btliw Camden on Charleston road. Soinu giaal timber and a line h?t of w o?l on iliin p'aco per ncre. 100 Rci. s;, 11 io Kl!erl??? place, It r;:l, :? north of Camden, wi^l si !? I.iherlv !ii', r< ltd Knouitli cleared land i<? i two.h<>i.-< fnrm. One tenant h*?o-e. A mce l.? .1'. ti<-n and a | l?<*'e that can be impure !. | U 00 li l a -re* n m?rMi <>f Camd- i up liberty 111!I ion>i?tho KiiWland i>|ai e.' Ki-nl.i for $lo.) or over- l'ii $t?.10. 180 Here'? netr l.ibcr'y Hill, Mr>. Krank 1'iiik/r i?; a ljoio> !ands w^rk, ! by ( hum ''i:i)iiiiii;hi? n : nearly all in p n. vvooda l'ii <? per Here. I47*t a< r? , i m* mile noith of I i ? ??> lid . know ii hi* ili?' |\ ? r> place. JO' . .? in eu. 11 vat ion wbic'i r>n|< for II1) huh < ,?i 0' it ion, I'i'K) i'i s in ? oocis u h it ? li will saw* ihiee to lour miMioii feci ol liunhut ami cut in.-ny thonsn <I muda of wood, rea|> |>t ? n.-ipull> in "id lb Id and l aMllie I'm I U-vtl, part ti; ya.id part rolling. Hi;s<wo InrcjeHteds cf lino fianile, two na\M(U?in\ sites with many milium nnb'.c led of rk i'i si?{l>t. Oti" larjje twv>s%'>rv hous> nnd twelve 3-. 8- and ?'> room tenant*'tiou.M s; plenty running water. 10 Aptings am) a number of w*dli on placer Price $25,000. A's? 200!) ac.-ea nttjoining th>8 tr*el o| fine aand bill land ?very cliean nt f"? an aero, if taken up ri^ht <dT. This |?rioe wiltnol ataad ,\vr> h?n^ as-^'this' lau.I )n anrc ??? Ri> higher?adjoinivg land* bringing #0 to ^25 an ucry?a chance to make Rood inon*y. 10 acres I) K. Williams, et north edtfe of Camden, fronla Broad St. on Hast, I Knighi'a 11 ill ro?il on tho North, and O. T Little on the South; ch>ee in and has a fine view , price $3650. J 10 lots In north Camden, fronting on j ; Broatl -OO-ieet fronl by 26a (leep, noarly in front ^K^irkwood Hotel. Nice. ' level and very" de?irn!di* for hotiset for the best of people. I>. K. Williftms lot: price $6*0 a lot. Nice'6 or 8 ix?om h >o?e, on a 82 acre loi in rofIh-f-a*? Oanirfcn frontingou t'n ion street and othvr In nda of D. B. Wit (1mm Ittstsoulh of John Bo)kin, former ly the K. ?. Nettlrs place. Vnj d?slra hie for a truck or dsUjr farm prfc* M000, twr, "S. jO. Agent at r MS-EN WHOM WE CLOTHE Look (listiii^u'tched anywhere sit homo or abroad. The dollies wo put o 1 a man m 1U0 him look well dressed. He case they're , Hart Scliaffner & Marx clotlies all wool fabrics, hi^h ol is ; (ailotin/, correct (i', pel {* ct Hiylo. The now irox!. Is 1- i fall and winter ;ue very striking; you'll ifin?l y?ur idi'U well carrie i out in I it* 111. Suits $?>.(). u\ Ovrrconls :i 18. to ROUGH .AND DRESSED ? 9 < - V * Framing1, Flooring, Ceiling, W ea t herboa rd j ng, Moulding, etc. Our prices can't be beaten or anything in the building line. No cid-'r too !ar>o or too nnrtM K r our care ful hti?intio!i. us lu-f y*.- your oid;M\ DAVIDSON LUMBER CO. (Near SouiImmmi Railway Dopot) Phone 104 Camden, 5. C. O/ j t h e ?tn aorta tangr. !cai,i.s attkndkd any noun day oi: xight lvST. v.. O. M'T'RKIGIIT. |MEW F^LLIDHjE(S IN HATS WITH MANY NEW STYLHS'FOR YOUR. SELECTION. A wry cordinFTnvitation i? extended to a)\ to coine and inspect the Imwkomo line_of whether you wish to purchase or not. It is |C.T- 1 . "f 1.-S f; haw; ?j. .v ^Measure to show these extremely becoming OF SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE OF MERIT IN i BIB SIDES ?$ -??>> We want to impress the buying public with the fact, that notwith standing the ruling high prices for nearly everything that is worn; we are as is always the case able to take care of the wants ol" the buying pub lic, and at a big saving too, we will show to even' ones satisfaction, that we have bought the goods at mighty good prices, and very few will be the [items of MERCHANDISE OF MERIT that wiil cost any more than iast season, and a great many items will I ' ...;. ? he.shown at prices even (ess than last season. COPvmoiftiO STROUSE a 3ROS, SBffs High Art is the name, and High Art is the kind of workmanship High Art. is the kind of material usel in High Art clothTu? You can-do better hem and you should always come Ave are fclways glnd to see yon. and will nV money, bettor come here all (he time. X] ini^s department is now thoroughly equip) H1RSCH BROS. S The Big Store.?? ~~ 5^^pyroIina.