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PUHL18HIED KVEUY KR1DA Y f ; * ?~BY [f:1. w. Xa> MoDOWBLL1 (.RAJSJ... ?y?i. mjwh Ho??oki*?Tiot? Katv* j^One jreif . $1.60 ?is month#, Tft ceota; three mouth*, 40 vent*. ' Katen for ooatfAQt advertising wtU bt en ? nouaced upoo application at the office Rwm *oi Auvk*ti?inu Ordiearjr tran*te?t *d*crtlea>ente, flrMietertlon ?I.00 per square ; each ?ubnequeel in ?ertlon cent# phr square. ObUa*ries<:harge<l for ?t name rate* an ordinary advertising. Communications* ill be published when of interest to the general public and not of a defamatory nature/ Mo re* ?ponsihllUjr will be assumed for the view* of correspoBdents.' All COlumunicntionii a<l?Jrni?H?d to thin f P?PW inuHt be acoomp*ui?d by the truu name and a<ldre?s of the Writer, ia or der to Insure attention. Keiaotwd wan uacripta will aot be r?tnrned. CAMDKN, 8. DEO, 80, 1910 ?mj 1 -I<r " " . -J The Old And Tlie Now Your. Th<} old l<?*? gone, the daw h?? Just begun. A? we stand it the end of the one and at the beginning of the other ti provokes esrlous re flection. That one likely to bn uppermost in our mlods In that we have lived one woole year more of the brief time alloted to ua on earth. Tbis however, ahould not troublo u? til we have spent this year wisely and well. But how much Is compre hended In the two little words, "wise. )y and wel I"' What is it to live wisely and well? It is first of all, to live unselfishly. This requires that wh live' much with a view lo. the happiness of others. Wlnmc happineM have wo most nought dating the psst year, out o>u or that of othen? Let the question be answered in the light of memory and conscience. Teen It requires that wo live in Hie full realization of t!i* fact that our fleeting moments tiko hold upon Kternlty. How proned we arc to* forget thbl Huve we spent eaoh momout of the past year with a view to Ei.ornli< ? If not., refor ination Junt at thi* point will tie highly In order. We c* nnot catch up the mmnentH that baye past and live thrua ov? r, but we can lay hold of these th?-1 are now flying even swifter than tho wenvet'fl shuttle, and by God'a help live the more wisely nnd bet ? iter, "v?" ? J Wli r-itiil? T*or Sale. " Some pood plow mares in foul to my "Jack. Alro iomn young Jenncy* not in -?oftl. Appiv to W,~ A. Hush at my plan lotion, wast Waterer. ? - HENRY SA VAOR. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING There will be a meeting of llio Si role holders of th<j Enterprise Mui'dingct Loan Association at the oflico of the Secro'.?ry . * and Treasurer on Wednesday. Jan. 4,1911 ?. at f o'clock. W. E. JUI1NXON, Secretary and Trea*uror. "sT ? ? 11 Final Discharge I hereby cive notico that I will apply ? s. to the Judge of Probate for Kershaw County on Saturday 18 M.? Jan. 28th, next, 1911, for discharge at Administra tor of Ihe ofrtato of Mrt?. A. E. Zemp. F. L. ZKMI\ Admr. Estate Mrs. A. E- Zump |^"X)eo 28. 1910. Final Discharge. I herohy give notice that I will apply to tho Probate Judge for Koishaw Conn ty ?t 12 M. '??) Saturday, .tan 28th, n?xt, I .. (nr discharge hh Administrator ?with Witt nnnaa.l of tho estate of Fran cis Ij Z??mp. '1 .^Kj&ZEMP, Administrator w l h VVRbnuexeu of Eb ta'e of hVaneift L: Zet-p. J )oc. 28. 1910. SALE3 Of Real Estate, By virtno of h p ?w.?r nm.tni v*d in the last ^ Will nnd lYa'r.m At of 11 olten liiiej, d? c^a*u?d, wA will offer for aal?? I??? f.? rtj lbe (N?nrt lipwe door in (' *m Ion*. S (.) , np M (fdity, January 2i>*t, 1911, HL-in9dii.jL#a^ tcr the legal shUh the following ro*T ebtpto, to wit: A l??t in tl.e town of Blai.ey, S C., containing ono acre, tnoro or lebs, with comparatltely new residence nnd all necessary outbui'ding* (here on, being the late residence of Mrs, Bailey. - > ??< r\,Also One hundred sores of land lying fpur milea north of Blaney and ad other land belonging to the ?state of Helen M. Bailey. Terms of B?le. One half omIi on day of sale and the balance in- If*jive With interest at <fce rate of 8 p?r pent per annum, balance to ba ssettrad by bond of th^r^aser_v^nQortg*?? of tfc?j^^^H_Botd. * Purchasers t*ry papers. ? " " j*jv < g?WWMH FOR SALE! At a bargain. A lot of second-hand Surreys'and Bug gies. W. L. DePASS, atZernp & DePass' Drug Store. Trespass Notice. Tr<-fci['&H?iiit/ upon tMf ?f ?y Ihii'Ih fo< any pprpQf* wJmUow\er in hereby atriotl; forbidden. IIKNRYHAVAOB. Deo. ft, 1010. Notice of Final Dischaige. NoUoo hereby ulyeq that od Saturday De*?uil>yr .'Hut, 1910, I will apply ?<> ili. Judge oi 1'rohatc fot Kerxlmw County lor a dual dUcl a'K* a* Ouurdian of my nj?c?. Anna Ku?re|l A. M. R1G1IA.RDSON. Dec. 2, 1010. ?* Application For Oisdiarge Kwtlco In hertbv given I hhi on Saturday Dfociaber 31. 1910, J will apply to tlif Judge of Probate for Kerahuw County for a ttoul dijehargj us guardian of Alnjn Jonph and H. Luther Jodch J. N. JON BP, Guardian. Doo M, 1U10. NOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR Dlscharie As Gaarfllai. Notice is hereby gl^en that my Hon. HOftgun C. Trjppoit, of whom I am ouniitian, having become of fwe. I will on? month from this dat?,on8atur day. December 81, 1910 lit 11 o'clock In the forenoon, uvi>Iy to tho Judge of Probate for Ivora'tuw Count Y^or u final Discharge iiH Guardian of paid Ward. MBSSIK C. IRBY. Camden. H, C.. Nov. 25. 1910. of Court. 8tat<> of Houth Carolina, County of Kershaw. It nj>p'juing to tie'Court tl.at the busi m-m of the Court of Common Plea* cim not bo tearbe.l and di*pored of at thie time. owing to an unusual prolonging ol Hie of General Serious, and (here being a number of eases on eileridar dye for trial, it ih hereby ordered that a Spe rial term of the Court of Common Pleat* for Kemhaw County be held on the flret -Monday in January, bdng the 2nd day thereof. 1911. nn>l continue during the week beginning M?nd?y, Jaii.2nd, mil \ Further ordered that the ^lork of of the holdinr^'irtTlhttt a jury be drawn and summoned as required by law s. w. a siiipp, - VT Presiding Judge; Novwiln r 22, 1010. ,]K|jjP 111IffJ MMIH' tfuecopflora To GEO S HACKER & SON. We Manufacture Doors, Sash and Blinds Golumns anil Balusters. Grilles and Gable Orna ments, Screen Doors and. W indows. We Deal In Glass, Sash Oord and Weights, Charleston, ?- ? ? vS. C. r,14 V Va'PUll! i Oflioc of Trea#urw K<>r.?haw County} Camden. S. (5., Sept. 27, 1010. I Notice i? hereby given tlnti tIi*? porks will be open for ?solU?eting SWite. e>tifitv ami school tnxf? ftom Oetob r l-r>, ID 10, to March IpI. 15*11. A penalty r>f one per cent will 1 ?? *d'1?>d, on all taxes unpaid bv Jaoen-y lot. lSlI A penalty of two pt?r Oer.t-ornll tmjrll l<y Pob 1st. 1'JII. A pen ?lty of seven por o?nt will be added on all tinpnid March 1st 1911. The ram per centum for Kershaw county is as follows: Mill* 8Utc tuxes, . 63 4 School (itxo.4 .1 County t.ixo?, 1 1-4 Unilroxtl laxe?. 1 3-4 mrt House Bonds, 1-4 ItT^ls. 2 Intraeat 6n Hridge Bonds, 3 4 TotJL 17 8 4 The folt|minf,' sppolal levies liavo been mtule *l?o Interest on School Bonds District No 1, Special School tax DUt. No. 1, ?? ?? ?' ?? >> Q Mills Mh Pore 0*orgfft Cone Hyrap ?t th? City Ornery. . t/:/y ?? Tax Returns. ( nil.-.. ..f Ooiinty 1 Ker?h*w </Otin?y, V Oarit<l?-ii, H 0., L>*C. O..IIMO, y 9 Notir^lh htrtsby gi rt-n thatth" Au?!ilor'? o0oiwtt|lwo|Min(or rfe?tvi?g u? rc (urii? from I'tnxdiv !#?, 1(111. In Febru ary *>tb, 1011, ineiipfr*. fboM Jftilinjr to make return* UtM |n>rio?l i* M quired by l<iw wll bo tiiilijfct lua |kim1I} of ?V> |n I I All trtmli'M, g ?xe?utor? ad tuinUi tutors mid oIIicih bold i Of property in tdutrgo return Mine. I if 'in? tnx will enfoi ' Furlife* ??iidine'.Ux r?niff?? )?y nil iiiu. I o>?k<( <-aih <o caiiM- ptfpr* ?oou> qftulittad OlQjMr ?n<l All out tin huho id ? proiter manner, otherwi?" llu*y must bo rt-Jecltd. \V. K. RUSBBI.T/, (!< untv Auditor. Enterprise Building & Loan Association. Organized Anoint 1,1883. *?"'NINTH NKIUK8. On January 1. 1911, (he ICritfrprUc JJuilding & hoau A^nodiitioii Mill organ ist th*? Ninth (0ili) tferiea. Hooka of aubrcription for Block now open at t! <? of flee of iho Hicrelary und TrcMum?Oiu1 dollar per #l.?re puyuWo monthly. \V. R, JOIINHOK. Hfo. A Treasurer. Camden.S. 0 , Hept, 28rd, Jj9t0 TAX EXECUTIONS. Under and by virtu* of sundry lax o*t ecettong to jme directed. I will pwceodto nell. iK'foro the (!ourt jio.ua* d<?or in the city of Camden , on 4H? flret Monday it, ?laiiunry,.15)11, during the le^ul hours ot *tole, the following desoribed property, to wit: Ono lot in the city of Camdon 8. 0., bounded North and Kuit by.property now or formerly of Kd Small. HoutU- by Coot Arthur und Went by Ohuich street. Lovied upon mid to bo Hold for taxes ?c the propei ty of Helle lilUs. Terms tf Sale?Cnbh' J. H. TKANTHAM. 8. K. C. Doc. 14, 1910. Real Estate For Sale. 8 room dwelling and lot on Mil) ?treot, thin ia a oomparfiivqjy new house an* i? in pood rfpjaM1, will soil for ca?h or or* lor?!!?. Prion $:}000 G room house and lot 011 Ohesnut street iioiir S A I , pars*nfter Nation, barn anil, stables on pteoilues-Tnfice $1630. 5 r* oni cottage on North Fair sJn.et;'* this co tage is .ocnfed in a nood residence section and is du*irahle properly. IMce and terms on application C room dwelling on largo lot (nno acre) will) si?rvnnl home, ham and stnHlos on IlI/VV SJ? ? ?v't'^Hy is (ii Union street fcimTico< SfUsnelii (jr)if T>inkf?, house hup all improvement,j. Thi>; \A offered at at) attractive price I also offer for s.lc, 279 acvea of land <i nnh s front Camden, there id a consider able am.null of wood on this land, and ?omc timber, this will Ik? "old as n whole or cit up into tracts For any further information, nnnlv to C V nnBOM* ~ Heal Estate Audit. Real Estate. A11 parties having houses, iota or conn tiy property for* sale. will pleaae ?.vrite urn at Lancaster. S. 0,0* aec Mr, L. A. KirklanJ, of Camden. I'll list your property, advertise it and hcII *ame at a siA'iil oomciiaslaii?no swle no pay. KOK BALK. 200 ticres on Wwl bank of Wateree rlvi r Soma fint> land and good limber on this trad.. J. N. Jones tract,near S A L tivst!o. Price $20 an aero.' 20 acres noni; Seaboard passenger sta tion. VbPy cheap considering the desir able location and quality of land. $800* 400 i?or. s on Southern K. H. about ? mile* north of Camden. Vaaghan place, $4000. ? loO nor s on Camden?Chornw roa<j about 7 niilrp from Camden. $10 acre. BQOaorcs 4 miles below Camden on -Oharlraton road. Soma good timbwr and a fine lot of wood on lids placo. $8 per acre. 100 acre?, the "RHerbee placo, U m!lefc north of Camden, west side Liberty llill road. Enough cleared land for two-horse farm. Ortw tenant house- A nico loca tion and a place ihnt can-be improved. $3000 0? aor>>? 9 miles north of Caindco op Lil-^rty Hill rotd?the Kirkland place. Rents for $100 or over. Price $650. 180 n"res nepr Liberty Hill, Mrs. Prank Parkerf; adjoins lands workc' by (UiUM Cunnintflini; nearly all in pin. wood* I*i ico $5 per acre. 147o acres, < no nulo north of Li be rty Ildl, known a* the Perry place, 400uc-,<s in cultivation which vents for HO bfles ot cotton, 600 neii s in m oous which will saw throo to tour of limvbormi;l -cut-many thons*Kd cords of wood, rest? principally in old field and pasture l*urt levrl, part hiliy and part rolling. Has two lar^e beds of fine granite, two nice quarry sites with many million cub e feet oT roiJc in sight. One larpe two-story hbu$>atH twelve 2-. 3- and 5-rctitn tenant hons>s; plenty running water, 10 springs and n number of wrlls on place. Price $25,000. A'si 2(109 aero* adjoining thi* tract ot fine <and hill land ? very cheap at $5 an aero, if taken up right off. ThJa price will not Maud yety long as this laud Is euro to go lugher-i-adjoinivg lands bringing |C to $25 an acre?ft cnance to make good money. 10 acres, I). K. Williams, ot north edge of famden, fronts Broad St. on Rant, Knight'* Hill road on the North, and G. T. Littleton the South; close in and baa a fine vlow -t price $86W). 10 lota In north Osniden, fronting on Broad street, 80 feet front by 260 de*p> nearly In front of Kirkwood Hotel. Nice, level and vefy deairablo for housed. ior th6 best <ST people. D. R. Williams lot a price $360 a lot. Nice 6 or 8 room Inuse, on ? &2 tcr? lot in north east Qamd*n fronting on Un ion street and other lunda of D. R. Wi|. liams, last south of John Boykin, former ly the K. fl. Nettle ptaes. Veiy d*?ira- , btofor* truck or dairy farm- price T. M. BBLK, Real K?tateAgt, Lancaster. 8. O., L. A.,- K.I ^KLANl), Agen t at ?A- ' ? ? ' Copyright. Hart Schaflher St Mur ONE POINT WE HOPE . You got clearly about this ptore: It'? a place where y5Si can get. an)tiling you need to wear, from tli? finest suit or oyt rcoatto a^25 cont neoktio. HART SCHAFFNKH <fc MARX make the best clotheR in the world, nnd wo sell them, but we have a lot of oilier good thing#, too, we'd like tliow yo ? some of tbem. Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes Suits $18 50 to $30 00. Overcoats $18.00 to $30.00 lier makes of suit* $10.00 to 18.00 Overcoats $8. to 15. Give us a o 11 during the Fair. '? > Bariich-Nettles Company. We want to ii public with the standing the nearly everyi are as is alwi care of the w? lie, and at a show to s -Ms*.jjf'J.i we have bo good pri? that will cos ?9: be shown? ?r/? LUMBER ROUGH AND DRESSED "? r*' ~ ... .... v-. . *.....*"*? Framing, Flooring, Ceiling, Weatherboard ing, Moulding, etc. - Our prices can't be beaten or anything in the building line. No order too large or too small for oar care ful attention. ?ee U8 l?ofore placing your order. DAVIDSON LUMBER CO. (Near Southern Kaifwsyr'&B'pot) Phone 104 Camden, S. C. IF KNOWING THE GREAT-IMPORTANCE OT VllESE WK MAKE IT A POINT TO CARRY THE BEST OF TOOL KNOWN TO THE BLACKSMITHIf^G ART. V COR THE SHOP OR THE FARM. WE ARE PREP, SERVE YOU. YOU WILL. FIND OUR PRICES HA DOWN TO THE LOWEST REASONABLE riOURE ON.