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F*w good# urriyiug dai ly lit BRUCE'S ' f* ;-l*i The Pure Food Mtoi? I'Vult O it M<'. f>e)/ lUi ii. j liuck?vbo?t, Whole WtieHt. K.otir, Wliont Hour'.*, f)?x on Whftiit, Qreum of ,, _? ??. ? '?. \VIh:h(, FdUIjOtTQ; ForlDR, Hak l'iok 1?h >ut ftiul Dili", ICvAjxtrftUit l\a;Ue? ?nd P<uq h Oam'no Mu8oovul> Hqi IU8?Ut) ?i ? "Whlto Vol vol" Flour p.-'/v' *' i\ _ .? ?"<??<, ? Phone 66 Wauls to Buy a Farm Wanted?To buy a small Karm for cash. Address P. 0. 'Box 386, C?mderi? 6. C. Bail Granted, ?Ball has been granted Mr. It T. Miekle iu the sum of ^5,000 for his appearance at court for the killing of the negro William Thomas, in Fairfield county h few days ago Mr.Mickle had^no troublo in getting up his bond. Send the Exhibits Early. We wUh to urge upon nil who cxpect to hnvo .exhibits at thcCoun ty Fair the importance o( notifying the president, Mr. L. T. Afiilp. at aS early a date as possible. Tu? president is tXiietdingly an xi o u h that this be do.bift in order that proper arrangements can be muck fmr the entrke.0 t A Catd. I beg tor unnotiru?e to my friends ? lid t/he public .that I hove bough' half Interest in the Grocery bu<?i iness'of Mr. K. W. Miirchison, and th/it wo have inoyod the stock of jgriods from tbe,old stand on 'upper M aio street to the building next to Crosby'* pool Room, formerly oc 'copied by Abe Cam deb Motor Co. 1 no busJUfeiM ; ?ill revtein ttos old J^'uue?Tbo Uo>T.>waJiMMMMi " Tbt :R sprctfullv, S. A McCaekUl, Ik;: - f'To tl I Up ft Drinkiug Fountftin. ~fr Gity c^wcil has deoidtd to put up a drirkippfountain for animal* Hvphe intersection of Main and l)e ;K ?U> streets. This ii one of the i>tftracts Council has ever done, for of v a drinking fountain appalling. A better bite "ncfl^Runtain could not have HIKUlH^^Ms'ted, -and we would sug >dll money be used to fountain ornamental hp Jul?-not too expensive I so for it to add more our already beautiful Sf y. writing tl?e ubove wo learn it the Itioiiard KirkUnd ( ? ?n ^o be eri-ijied, winch f-ic1 fijionNr interest an l imp >i he subject. T h e p i o tn o t Kiijkland fountain a-xl Co^noil, are woilting iu liv^^^Bi'in the matter. It has a I jn rt'01 idea that the ialei _ JflUin and DeKalb street* fjkps for the Kirkiand foun jVis certainly with a great iiure that we loam that ion has been made to put Now let-eveiything p<>s done to mnke the inemoiial ill ant Ki'klaud a fitting Have you given - ?v v.*I * the Kirk wood (Iro? eery a trial order yet? If not, do so 4 and watch their prices and prompt delivery. rN JL-. > ? . .. . ,?,'^ . ? Reeded liaising, Current". Citron, Otic* At Bracks. For Kent About ii 3 borfle farcu about mid way between C*flsott und Luekncw. Apply to SiiHeou Stokea, Lucknow, H K. I). No. 1. , Supt. 30. Death or Copt. J. W MoCurry The many -fi i0n<1 a in Camden of Cnpt. J. W. McOurry will regret,to learn 11>ht h<? iu dej?d. His death occurred one day last week at Win ston, N. C., vsh?fio ho resided. Kh many yearn Capl McCurry was one of iIio leading buwinoHs m n ofCarn dun and u prominent member of llit Camden Baptist Clinch. Ice Groam Supper. . An i^e 8 upper will be pi veil ??l Oo li'ine < f Mr. and Mi p. I). <?, I'letesb^r iw nr Wes'.ville on Thurs day ni^bi, O-Ho^er 13ih, for ?b? ftitm Jiof l)'in;nsct!H Church. Tio public. i? co;dially invited "To al ter,d. Toe ffct thai Ibis supper if .lo lie at, llie,_liMO)e of Mr. und Mrs. I) . (*. I' be 1". ifl a au11101cbt. guar auicu Unt a most delightful time is in st'?ie (or *>1 wiio attend. Lei everybody go And h?lp out n good cause. Remember the date ? Thursday night Oct. 13. . Tue C?mdet?i News at.d Waleree MfSHontjer are rTTjnesicd to copy. Mr. II. B. Williams. '. j . ? L 'We arc ui*.d to aunouuee tUat Mr. jU. B. Williams bas decided lo return to Camden. f[e will engage in ?die mercantile business. He will occupv tV store recently vacated by Mr.Ifonnetb Mm chiton known as "The Up-Towu Grocery " It will now bo known as "Tne City Groceiy." M r. Williams' rep utation for b??n? sty and fair deal ing ip too well known to be emphn H'7, d litre, und wo bonposk for bim thai success ho a:> richly deaervee. S'ie Ma advertisement #nd give bim a call. Doath of Mrs S. A. Arranta. Died on Monday last at the home of her son, Mr. T J Arrnnl*, in our city, Mrs. S A. Ariant* in the 83r<1 year ?if her uge. Just with the awakening life of a u'hw day (>he went to Bleep like a tired child. After a long, busy and useful life, she died she bad lived? honored, trusted and loved. S'ie was a de vout member of the Methodist church from which plico the funer al wna held on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, the services briiig con dueled by her pastor, R?v. II B. Htowne, whose remaiks wero most beautiful and comforting. Besides Mr. T. ?'}? A.rranlB, -deceased leaver surviving! her two other children ? Mr*. C. N. Humphreys and Mra W. F. Moaeley. Her Ihreo grandsons ? Metftia A'va, Arthur aud Tom Humphrey* and Messrs. J. J.,R. T and N. R Goodale noted as pall bearers. TOWN GROCERY COMPANY ! ji Receiving ri?w goods every day. In our heavy grocery lepartment we can astonish cheap prices. Give. ? ??ll . . : . ? TpIJBSTKULY, hison & i Prop's. m &-5> "? W- ? picWic DAINTIES Hint* For That I*i< ??ic ?i.< Oi\ Href ()* T<?ng*ic I <.,u ,i ITflfeT IS?! IKm Lunclj Tongue Kudincs ?'it nnn Kuu*age Prepared Mustard I i^fluut liuLu-1 , - Olive* ?D?1 FickU'i . J.lliM I'r?M,vti? Marmalade ' Ginger Ale Grape .lyice BrtU(l Caker Crackers Lang's High-Gfade Grocery I'liono (JH For Sale. For Sale.?A few pairs of young Rhode island Red Chickens. Also two grown Cooks. Address F, H. Sawyer, . Camden, S. C. ~ " ? - Qi ??_ PERSONAL Mr U L JorcB, of JJethunp, was iu Camden on Wednesday. Mr Lfroy Davidson will in a few days move into the M Ho urn resi* on upper Main St Mrs J 111 Kirk wood, of Long Island, N Y., ia viilting her bister Mr? F E Math is on LiKayefte avenuo t Mrs H M Sill l?ffc Jaet night for Texas. having been called them by. teUgram to tho Hedsido of her aunt, Mro M E Shaw, who is quite ill, John Roblnaon's Top Iti% Shows Will Exhibit at Oamden. The eroai and ooly J.,bn Robin son's Ten Big Shows will arrive In Cumden Saturday Oct 15 and people who Imagine thu'ti ust'sho* s aou(f have any claim to the title of 'greatest show on earth,' Hill lie *urpt lacd nt its magnitude and gor ge on snt en. No Ken ib.un four trams of i'liono cms are required to trans poi; its tcormous paraphernalia of \ circus i i*?g?, 3Combined munege<< ri*w, big wild we?t., 1.000people, 500 horfcia and poniec, etc.. - The history of the Robinson show Is interesting. Founded in 1823 by (Jnole John Rnbiifson, 'the Fust, it! has been on tour continuously everj since, ulways under the same naui" and title, and never o;H of the Rob inson hands. The present owner and proprietor is John Robinson tho III., a young man of thirty1 Ave jeirs, a college graduate and a plan of extraordinary enery and force of charucter. Tniee generattons of circus ownership has developed in bred faculties for amusing end in-, htruciing tho public to the highest degree, and everyone will notice a finish and perfection of methods io the conduct and 'arrangement of 'his exhibition unapproached bj ?oy other. ? OPERA- HOUSE Siitui'day, Oct. 8 J. A. Coburn's Greater Minstrels An All white Company of Merit. The finest Kleciric First Pari Setting eyjBr seen on the Camden stage with au array of filiii9trel starp, headed by Kddie Hayes and. ten other real Comedians. SWEET SINGERS NEW VAUDEVILLE DARING ACROBATS -The Great Mautell Marioncito . * Circus. Prices 60c, 75o and $1, Reseived seais on sale at F. L. Znmp'a Drug Store. , ATTENTION! The store oit Main St., formerly occu pied by Mr. K. W. Murchison, under the name of The Up-Town Grocery, and a full Tine of I Groceries^ will 1> kept at all times. ReapectfMljr, tiis rrrv canruRt A National Hank is an absolutely safe place to put your money, because the United States Government examines reg ularly all National Hanks. Ask our patrons how we treat THEM. - i Make OUIi Dank YOUR Bank. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN, S. C. NOTIJNI THE CIRCUS TRUST. Copyrighted", 1909, by The U. S. Lithograph Co Camden, Saturday, Oct. 15 America's Oldest, llichest Circus! A modernized, stupendous realization of fill that, is preit in the world. 4 rings, 3 com bined menageries, hippodrome and great wild west, all united in one greatest show on earth. 1000 Men and Women?400 Horses Enormous Zoological Exhibit 30 Male and Female Riders ?? 30 AND EVERY ONE A STAB ? Including Wm. DeMott, Kay O'Wesaney, Fred McCameron, Sidnoy Rink, Olga Reed, Mi6S Kunbe, Miss McCameron, Miss Van and others. % * T* - ?; - . - ? _ ^ Grand Camp of The Nation Complete .wild west 50 Cowboys, 50 Cowgirls, 50 real blanket Indiuns, Mexican horsemen, Vaqueros, Russian Cossacks and Japanese Scouts, Ringalese Dancers and MpgicianH, Company of U. S. Cavalry ln all kinds of fancy drills,' WARREN TRAVlS-STRONCEST MAN LIVING 50 CLOWNS?100 FEATURE ACTS 100?Acrobats and Gymnasts?100 Including the Lininger Trio, DeBolien Bros,, the Ledge Us, Bellaire The Great and Liningers Terrify Dive from-the top of the tent. v ( j r - .a., = Lowanda's Eight Brazilian Riders -The World's Greatest Horsemen STREET . *.. Two performances daily. l)oor? opqfi at l:0o and 7:00 p. m. The only big show not in the circus trust, consequently there will be go advenoe ip price? for seat* or otherwise. At . The Gilt Edge Store Beautiful line of Fall and Winter goods just in. Now is the time to fix up the chil dren for school. Galatea, Plaid Suitings, Ginghams, Madras, Calico, Percales, otc.,4^ just the things for them. NiceXiine ready-made dress es for girls from (> to 14 years old. LadieH* and children's ready to-wear hats in new (all styles. Novelties in Cotton Dress Goods, Poplins, Mohair, Suit ings and Mercerized goods. Beautiful line Kimoua and Night, Gowns, Outing' and Flannellfetts. Shoes. We can shoe the whole fam ily from the baby up. The J. W. Carter Line of SOLID OAK SHOES for men and boys. None better, try a pair. Big I inc Ladies'and Men's Sweaters Gents Furniohing Goods? Bior line Shirts and underwear. CJ ? Specials. - A good Sea Island at 5o yd A good Checked Homespun at 5c yd Dark Colored Calico at 5c yd Bagging & Ties. 2 Star, 1 Star, Farmers', Peerless,* 2nd Haj^d, etc. Prices right?see us before you buy. ^ Sours respectfully, The Gilt Edge Store P. T. Villepigue, Proprietor **. - ? ? OR