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Camden, S. C., January 13, 1911. W. L. McDowell, Prop.
he Pure Food
Store Wishes all a
happy and Pros*
perous New Year.
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Fin? Chickens for Sale Cheap.
Some fine Etbodf Island Red chick
cos for ealo cheep. One cockerel
uml six hen?.
Thomas Whltaker,
, VorlZ*.
One grade milk cow with
calf 5 mouths old. Gives from 10
to 11 qts. per day. For particulars
apply to R. 8. Williams
at L. Schcnk & Co's. atore.
Oyster Supper.
?-TV- aq oyster Bvpper will be glveu at
the ham? of Mfi Belton Owene'^
lb# benefit of SwlXt Creek Ba*
Church on Friday night, *
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\f. ? ? At Waatvllle Me?* jr.
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^ ^ We have been McDowell
?Ui^uciinny B*ptist
WoatvlUe, ;ioxt 8un;
5m -jptfififl the 15ib. '?
Death of Judge Brunson.
Mr. W. A. Brunson, brother of
re. H. B. Browne, of our city, and
'robate Judge of Florence county,
led on last.Monday. A special to
The State from Florence says:
"Had Mr. Bruuson lived until
March ICih he would have been 74
years of age. He was a man of the,
strongest perBonallty, and his im-'
"ress has been l?-ft indelibly on this
?imunlty. Ho was quiet and mod
)ut his purity of life, hate of
,and hypocrisy and of all
low and mean neyer failed
ress and iDflucnoe eyery one
whom ho oame in contact. He
i always foremost in e,very good
" ittaiscommunity."
Eyerythlng in Real Estate L'stod
Bought and Sold by Messra
-yon- have a homo, 1 o L, o r plan
tation that you want to sell, they
will handle" it for you with pleasure
and charge yon nulling If they fail
to sell. %
Between GO and 75 thousand do|.
lure worth of property has been
placed in their hands the past six
months and about 81 thousand of
this amount has been sold.
They wish to thauk one and all
tor the patrouago and business
placed in I heir hands the past sea
son aod they (solicit your patronage
the coming year, and they wish for
ajl a happy, prosperous New Year.
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Real -Estate Agents.
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Hobkiik Hill Chapter D. A. R
held their Jan. meeting with Mrs.
W(. L. Depart and Mi*s Corbett on
Monday 2nd, instead of Tbutsday
6U?.
'heMatter date being a loosl bis
U. D. C. Society mat
' regretted that all mem
?re not notiflfti as to this
ib-xnfco.
The R?Q?&nt was under the im
thai a aottc*to ttoa* effect
?A been ?enttothe papers and the
TUBUudul ol Iqnu. Sovo?
V?XS 6tl^itMSV wetabinughp
4,iant>\nn. The R gent's te
lle reoent Contetenoo hsld
iiditft mi?<
Make Your Meals
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More attractive by having a
few fresh vegetables.
We can supply the following:
Spinach, Parsley,
Turnips,
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Onions, Carrotts, Mustard,
KhIo, Vadishes,
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Beets, Swiss-Chard, Lettuce,
Endive, Leek, Cress,
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% and Artichokes.
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THE KIRKWOOD
GROCERY
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FOE RENT.
Two three-horSo farms within 3 4
toiV&oretiir Apply at once.
T A Little.
j Ootton Becijl Wanted (
Highest prices p*ifl. It nril bp
to your interest to see me^efore
?tilling. O' W. Crosby.
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Fiue Farm for Bent -?* ?
100 acre f?tm 1ar rent Ht once?
Ty? Apply to
Jff C. vonTresokbw.
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ok Bought By Mr. Wolfe.
)aijkrupt stock of Edgeworth
ierH has been bought by Mr.
fid Wolfe'who for the next ten
*J8 will slaughter the stock. See,
his adv. " ,?
For Sale.
A good, strong 8 year old mule,
prttjrr-#i40-O0y"?rlso"n~ 4?yeraT old"
do are, price $125 00, home raised,
both are sound. Apply to
Henry Savage.
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CABBAGE PLANTS.
. WANTED?Orders (or Cabbage
Plants grown fh 'field* and frost,
proof. 1,000 crated $1.25. 2,000
or more $1 00 per thousand P. O. B.
Young's Island. Address, \
ERNEST M. DuPRE Co.,
Columbia, S. C.
Florida Limited Qivee Oamden the
"Go-by.".
The Seaboard Florida Limited,
the winter tourist train recently
put on between New York abdTam>
pa gives Camden the "go-by" as It
falls fctstop here either going or
coming. A* Camden is a tourist
ifiJBn our Diligent, think we , have
been treated unjustly and tho mat*
ter has been taken up by the Cam
den Chamber of Commeroe.
Meeting Chamber ef Commerce.
?Xv-wa# learned through a com
munication froraF^agoods a few days
*go la-The Stale that- au effort
would be mad4 to have the lower
portion of Kershaw oouqty annexed
t*> Sumter. The Chamber of Com
mence pfomptlv inquired into the
matter and asked the citizens of
ihat part of the county to meet tfce
Chamber and if there wore any
grouods for di?e*tishto.lloh eyery ef
fort would be made to rumorly any
existing evilv Yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clcck quito a number of the
citizens of tbo S*lft Creek section
met the Chamber of Commerce here
and a \- levant and harmonious
meeting was held. Every possible
consideration will be given to tta*4
citizens of lower Kershaw and they
will remain citizens of this county.
Twenty-five new members were
added to the Chamber of Commevco
yesterday afternoon.
Real Estate /For
||t.fg5' ?Sale.^lk^
8 room dwelling and lot on Mill itreot,
this.Is a competitively new house and
ia in good repair, will sell for cash or on
terma. Price $8000
6\oom liouso and lot on Chcrout street
near 8 A L passenger station, barn andg
jytablea on_pp?toi*s-?
5 room cottbgo on North Fait, street.,
this cottage ia located in a good residence
section and to de>irable -property.?Peiee
and terms on application
j r, room dwelling on large lot. (one acre)
t with servant house, barn and stsble* on
?tea
IftUhnvvovemcnta. Thlf Is offcitd at an
} 1 attnctlve pi ice
s\ 1 a^ao ofier tor tale, acrea of land
? j & mttta from Camden, there la a eonwdef
amount of wood on thVs land, and
At Lang's Grocery
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Fresh Graham Flour
Oat Meal Buckwheat
Grajfx* Nuts
Cream of Wheat
and all other Cereals
Fresh Vermont Maple 8yrup
Evaporated Peaches
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Dried Figs, Dates, etc
Try "PANSY" FLOUli
tho best on the market.
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Lang's High-Grade Grocery
Phono 68
, Cotton Mnrkot.
' Cotton is quoted in Camden this
morning At 14 75.
Administrator's Notice.
All parties indebted to the estate of the
late Wllty Sheoru, are herdby
notified to make immediate payment to
me; and all parties, if any, having claims
against the said estate will present the
same duly attested.
WILLIS SUKORN, ?
? Administrator.
Jan. 12th, 1011,
Administrator's Notice.
AH parties indebted to the estate of the
late Seaborn b. Jones are hereby notified
to make immediate payment to me, and
all parlies. If any, having claims against
the sai l estate will'present the same duly
ntleitid. - *-^r - .
E. D. BLAKENBY,
Administrator.
Jflii. 12 1011.
Administrators Notice.
All parties indebted to the estate of the
late Mrs. Eliza S. West are hereby not
ified to make immediate payment to me,
and all parties if any, having claims
against said estate will present same duly
attested.
W. M. West.
Administrator. .
Jan. 12, 1911 ? .
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby giventhat on Monday,
Feb, 18, Idll, I will apply to the Judge
of Probate for Kershaw County for a final
diacharge as Administrator of the Estate
of J. O. Rollings, the same having been
folly administered.
a* A. H. DUNCAN,
% Administrator.
Jan. 12, 1011. .
Notice of Final Discharge.
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Notice ia hereby given that on Saturday
February llth, 1011,1 will apply to the
Judge of , Probate for Kershaw
County j for a final diacharge .as
Administrator of the Estate of R,v A.
McClester.the samehaving been fatly ad
ministered.
T, M. Mo.Cleater.
Administrator.
Jan, 12 1911.
FOR SALE.
WORKMAN RESIDENCE.
By virtue of authority ves'.ed in me I
will offer for sale at public outcry at the
Court House of Kershaw County on Mon
day, February 8th, 1911. (sales day) be:
tween the Usual hou's of sale, the lots on
DeKalb street in Camden containing tho
residence of the late W II. B. Workman
(a 12-room house) with the outbuildings
thereon.
Terms of aale one. third cash, balance
in one and two years with interest asoured
by mortgage of the premises and buildings
to bo insured.
W. n: WORKMAN.Exeoutor. .
Attorney in fact.
Jan. 0th 1011.
Any one wishfpg to purchase
at private ? sale ma^ address me at
ifayeavllle, S. C,
W, H. Workman.
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Citation.
8oath Carolina?Kersha# County.
ByS?. L. McDowell. Judge ot Probate.
WherJae, Mrs, Carrie A. Moore made
suit ^ to^^mo^ ^ to ^^fcnt^bor^ Letters
effect*of Dr. A. A .\Mooro.deceased. ^
Theee are therefore to cite *nd arimon*
?fib Ml and ?Ingtrtar the kin drad and
creditors of the Jnaid Df A. 42-JMoorc,
deceased, that they be and ap
ear ; before me, in the. Court o<
isteM*. i? . ??. g>nv.
January next., titer ptt
of, |i o'c lock mTtl>? foi |
cauBo, if. any they have, why the m&
administration should not he < || ?
1 ^IJiven tinder my hand thia
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HOMJB SWEET HOME can% only be for those who
REGULARLY deposit in the bank a part of their incomes
and save enough to buy a home.
Make OUR Bank YOUU Bank.
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF CAMDEN,*8. C.
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You Should See
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My nice line of Millinery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Pillow
Tops, Neckwear, Ribbons, Laundry Bags, etc,,,
if you want real Bargains.
For the next few days I am go!ng to reduce the prices on
all Winter Ooods to make room for my Spring stock.
MISS MATTIE GERALD.
Opera House Store
I have bought the Bankrupt Stock
of Edge worth Bros, at a sacrifice and
have thro wn it upon the market with
the prices mercilessly slaughtered??
the goods must move and move
quickly. T It-will mean a great sav
ing to you to purchase from this very
SUPERB LINE
of Dry Goods, Clothing, 8hoes, Hats, Notions,' Furniture, Ag
ate ware, etc. This line of goods, every article in it, is clean
and up<to dftte, we can't hold them, they are going at far less
than original manufacturer's cost.
A VERY EXCEPTIONAL CHANGE to buy good goods
at a Sacrifice; Ooqie and look ever this line now.
D/IVID WOLFE.
Have You Ordered
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A'A&t W&xfilt
The ingredients for your Xmae FruitOake
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or Pudding? IP YOU HAVE, you'll need
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another. IK SOimAVIWaV^nat.^ 39
and eee how quick you will rcceive them.
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AT THE GILT EDG
The-public knows what we did for *Pric
in December. Kow, wo will ovon Shave* these
all Winter goods, they MUST GO, so for
weare offering SPECIAL
PKIOES On all of our heavy Dress. Goo
Flannels, Skirts, Tailored Suitd, Bain
coats, Ladies Cloaks, Men's and
Boys' -Clothing, Bugs, Art.>-:V.?
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?f. > Squjrcs, etc., etc.
Just Arriv<
L.. ? -tel. ->"
Big line Children's Dresses, made bvj?ne
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facturers, in all styles, white and eolfrred, in si
to 14 years, ranging in prices from 250 to $2.00,
! beautiful goods and save the pothers so much trouble
are also opening up our Spting Ginghams, porc:?
white goods, embroideries, etc., that are coming in
Free! Free!! Free!!!
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A 16c Pattern Free with every Spring Style book.
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beautiful Spring Quarterly U jutjt in. The book is *mlj
and you get a !5c pattern free.
iltr >lies
Fertilizers, ?to. sold at closest-cash prices or on
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