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r * ' - . - W V VI*IA *W W V^^^^{;hifv^p:r '.'??? %: ;'"r?4f-? ?' ?'?" vV\ Volume XXI. No. 52. Camden, S. C., March 0 J911. W. L. McDowell, Prop. -".'J,...UL- J LL J .1 J.1 ..?_ . ? ""i ? 11 ' 1 ... Without the best in groceries your cooking cannot be a success. A good working man never attempts, to build with deficient tools or bad material. He i? too proud of his work. So with the successful cook. Only the finest groceries cnn bring satisfaction. Wo sell that kind. Successful cooks ure cur best patrons. THE PURE FOOD STORE. PIIONE <><> Ti?e*! JM' For Sftit. 150 buehe.lg Uukuown Peas, and 25 buebeta of Enrlv Sperrkled Peae. B. R. Trueedell, Route 3. To Re-open. Mr. R. JrGatleflge, wlfoTostr his Block of goods by- fire a short time ago, will in ? few days re-open at the same stand. Already the new store ia noaring completion, and will soon bo rendy for occupancy. Nearing Completion. The extensive interior repairs on the Lyttleton Street Methodist Churob are neiring completion and to say that it is handsome ia put^ ting it mildly indeed?a!l honor to Dr. Browno and hi# noble flock. Improving His Rcaidenco. Mr. H. L. Sschlosherg is adding ? second evt^rv to his residence on the corner oitiyttleton anfl Laurens streets. When completed it will bo one of the handsomest residences in town. Mr. R. W. Mitcham is the conirietor: Entertainment at Oanley Hill.., Arr entertainment will be given at Cantey school house Friday night, March 10,-1911, be^inrfina: at 8 o'clock. Refreshments will be ? served after the exercises for the benefit of the school. Public oor dially invited. For Salo? Selected Garick^s prolific seed oorn, highest test, til, experimental s'.ation last year. I guarantee my seed absolutely pure../ Bushel: $2; half bushel: SI.25 ; peck 75 cents. F. O. U. Wedgffield, S. C. Claude G. Hammond, Wedgefield, S. C. PreachTng at Baptist Church. " R^y. J. D. Moore, Secretary of State Baptist Sunday School Boatd will preach at the Baptist church Vere Sunday morning and evening Tfcpv. M. L. L^wson is attending the Tabernaole^tiiblc Conference in Atlanta, ?a. This is an annual conference and will be attended by some of the rncrfet prominent Bap tists of-America and England. Annual Meeting Chamber pfOommerca '. ...-i-t?-' The flret annual roeottog of tha Camden Ohanober of Comracroa waa befd onTueeday last. The meeting | waft oneN?f the neat ever held. The following otflccra were re-elected: L. T. Mtlla, preaMent; W. R. Kve, Jr.r Secretary ;^R. B. Pt Via, aiaimot aeoretary ;H. G. CarrlfcAD, <Tr., ireaii urcr. The membara nf the board of ; Girteuw, wbft inrritr ?UcUd," are: W. M. Shannon, H. G. Carrl-1 M. EL Haymao, Jaa. B. Baroe.Geo. T. Utile, R *B. Elliott, Dr. L. W. ?/ L. T. MHU. J. T. Mackey, Jr., R. B Puts Aid H. Mi.? -c & Country Produce Spinach, Parsly, Turnips, Onions, Carrotts, Mustard, Kale, Radishes, Beets, Swiss-Chard, Lettuce, Endive, Leek, Cress, and Artichokes. Also Chickens, Turkeys and fresh Country Eggs always on hand, which with/our com plete line of Fancy Groceri *s make us most able to ? satisfy your demands. THE KIRKWOOI3 GROCERY Phone 37 Prompt Delivery Our millinery department is m Charge of Mies J. D-iisy. nn ? jc* porienoed milliner of PbiUdelphia. Call and see her tlipUy of beaotiial hate II irsch Bros & Co Oar big sale of muslin underwear will commence next Wedneedry, March 15th II irsoh Bros. & Oo. \ Notico. I wish to inform my fnends and ili? puMic generally, thai I have le lurntfti to Camden, and arn prepared to (111 fill" warns in the Sewing M a chine line. Am agent for Singnr and Wheeler <fc Wilson Sowing M?> chines, nn;l supplies. Also repi ir work on aU kinds of Sowing Ma chines. Will he located in thu.Bi r dell Building, corner of Broad a id DeKalh s'reets. Thanking'yud for your past pi t patron nge., / Youis very trulv, W aller Pai ker. Death. Mis$ Annie McDowell, daugli'nr of Mr.David A andMrs. Anna A-Mo Dowell, both of whom predeceased her eeyoral years ago, died at ber home near Cnngaree, Richlaid county, Uijt Suurdayr night U 10:30 o'clock. "Little Annie?' ae ,ehe w?? affectionately culled, wae 18 years of age on the 24t,h of Feb ruary I aat. She bad never kno<*n a weB ^ay^nd her death was a h* p py release frpm a life ctf eufferii r? and we think of her now not as a sufferer hut as a bright and hap >v mftiiJU. tauaUed with her fatheieid mother in a world where eufferiag JULUtdfoian?Slnoa the death of lmr father and mother she haa been i t> derly cared for by her grand^notbar. Mil. O. A Recto. Th? butl.l t.ok piece on Monday laet at Betflah Church, funeral aeryicee being o n* d noted by Be*. J. J. My era ? of t large oot J?Ui4i Md !'*-*? V. VBH&ONAL Mrs W. S Alexander hag returned homo from a plea?ant vi?it of HPVerAI weeks to relatives In Charleston. Mrs J M Heynoids ot (iroenville is hero on a visit to her many friend* 8ho id tlio guest of Mr? A A Moore. The id any Mends of Co\ L C liouyh will learn with deep regret that his condition isetill very serious Mo?ara It H Clarke end K 0 von Trceckow have moved their law of flees up stairs over I truce* a grocery store. Mrs K K Hull and hor dsughler. Miss Jeannette and friends, arc s> "EgoiJey Hedge" lli'ir beautiful Southern homo. Mr II '1' (llatHen who for several years hae been manager of lVfl*"Ll \. Schloshurg's grocery department has opened up in the hrick store on the west side of south Main street f??r mrrly Hammond's market. Mjp? Zulu House, (he export milli* ner ? f Baltimore who spent Ia?t soa son in Cttmden at Mi*s Mattie Ger ald's millinery store lois returned to Camden and will ho with Miss Gor aid again this season Resolution*. Tho following resolutions on the death of Mr. W. D. Trantham were read and adopted at Sessions court on Thursday last: Resolved I That in the death of Mr. VV. I). Trantham, the senior member of the Camden bar, we, his bu; ?.hren liavo suffered the loss of ail ^;;*norable, upright gentleman, aij^^Skcst, featless advocate and an ctWNBt, well equipped lawyer. Hi at his sterling qualities of head und heart endeared.him to us all, and while no bow to the will of nn allwiso Providence, we can but feel ud inexpressible sadness when hucIi a life of usefulness as that of our deceased friend is ended.' II. To his bereaved family we extend our heartfelt sympathy. That a copy of these resolutions be inscribed on the minutes of this Court ' and bo published In the county papojs and sent to the fatn ily of tlio deceased. MEETING OF D. A. R. Oq the afternoon of February 27Ch the D. A. R. wan entertained by M ra; It. fid. Kennedy, Jr. There w?re present several visit ing ladles from Boston, New York and Pittsburg who gave an interest ing account of th?* work of the Chap ter there?tlie Pittsburg Chapter having a mombei&hip of one thou* sand. - - ? It is the wish of the Chapter here that another season all visiting D. A. R's. make themselves known to the It*geantand attend all meet ings, thus making them more at tractive and doubtless pleasant and lasting friendships will be joined. The names ol Mrs. Leroy Divld s*n and Miss Sievens were proposed and accepted for membership. |n the absence of Mrs. H. G. Carrison, Uegeant, Vic^Regeant, Mist* Louise Nettles presfded. Reading?"The Army of Two" Mrs. John C?ntey. Song?"Absence" Mrs. C. PvDu Bnse to whom a vote of thap^Wwas accorded? ; - On April Gih at 4 p. m. Mrs. P. T. Villipiguo will entertain the I). A R. at her residence on Lyttleton strYetl K. N. C. MASTER'S SA1E. ! State of South Car In the Court oiina, > of Common County of Kershaw ) Pleas. j W. T. Jeffers, Plaintiff, VI. Joel E. JefTers, Middle Hornaby, Jona than Abet, Hannah Stewart, John Daw kinp,Frank Williama, Robert Williams, Willie Williams; Roulah Jacobs. Sallie Hay, Dawson Williams, Teddy Williams and Herl>ert Williams, Defendants, Under and by virtue of a decrec in the above ca?e mado by tho Flon. Robert E. Copea, Judge Presiding in the Fifth fir cult, bearing date the 9th day of March, 1911, I will offer for asle, in front of jlie Court House door, in the City of Camden, County and Sfate aforesaid, dining the legal fWtor* of ?al*?. on the first Monday in April. 1911, beinp the 3rd Hiiy thoreof, or some oth?roenv<-.nient saletday thereafter the following described tract of land; All that piece, parcel lot and tract of land." situate. ' lying and l>eing in tlic County and State afore* said, (to-wit: County of Kershaw and State of Sonth Coroiina) containing one hundred and six acre*, more or less, and bounded as follows.??On the North by Joseph 81jnford and bounded on tho luut by (Jharlea Ho>n*bv, and boendfd on the Sooth by Joel K. Jeffera, and bounded on the West by John Heath and Frank Sanders Terms of sale: One third cash, one third in one year after d&tt^. and the bal ance, otje-third, in two y<?are after date, to l?e etteqfed by a bond acd mortgage of the uremiwa, said^efermt p*fmwt#To'T)ear .interest at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, the morlaaue to contain the u?unt cuTcnanti, includiug an agreement to pay tca?oAftble attorney's fee in oase the same ia piaoed is the han^r. of agritltonicy for jpwfection or for foreclosure upon default made in payment thereof, the mortgage to besnadejotbe mid Master of Kershaw County, tho buyer hating the ptfTikfe, nrever. of trying all oath. OGcC age/. T&oaA, ffioutd Ease and plenty in OLD AGE can com? only from w< k and paving during your younqir, energetic <Ia)8. Do you want to be old and poor? Make OUR Bank YOU It Bank We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per ce: t. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN, S. C. If it is Groceries you want, Ring up No. 39. The Up-Town Grocery Co. Murchison & ricCaskill, Prop's. W. K. Tavel. Civil Engineer and Land Sur veyor. Office over Bank of Sumter. Sumter, S. 0. Notice of Final Discharge. Notioo i? hereby ^ivon that on Saturday March 18th, 1911, I will apply to tlio Judge of Probate foi Kershaw County for a ' final diiehargo as Administrator of tho Estatu of Srm M\U'hell. tho Baiue having been hilly ad ministered. II EN H V MITCH EL, Administrator. Feb. 14. 19US Administrator's Notice.. All partiea indebted to the estate of i le late Itev J. B. Thomas are hereby n< ti ded to make immediate payment to i e, and all parties if any, having eiai ns against said estate will preaent same d ly attested. J. IIORACK THOMAS, M. D. Administrator Mar. 8, 1911. Final Discharge I hereby give notico that I will an If to the Jud^e of Probate for Kersr .w County on Tuesday 12 M.? Mar. 'Mj next, 1911, fur dincharire an Adminiat a* lor of the estate of J. W. Dawkios. W. T. JKFKKU8, Admr. Estate'J. W. Dawkim Feb 3. 1911. BEFORE PLACING your ordei.s for COAL and WOOD for next season, it will be to your interest to consult R. M. KENNEDY, JF. He will be in a position to nair e lowest prices and give tl e I ? -.V- '?? ?V*4 , You want to know where to make your DOLLAR . v'-^p8HpR buy the most good? for you DON'T yout Wtl\ ? < now, juHt look down this lint and soe . v"- ; if wo are not koIlini; some things- - . . v ? cheaper than the other follow. '25c cotton Toils, white, black and colors at .. 25c mercerized poplins at ' Flaxons white and colors from 15o to 40 iit; white lawn, good quality Checked and white dimitjs at The best 36 in. bleached at Good quality 30 in Cambric at 34 in linene at Best shirting prints at Beautiful line silk (just in) at > .v . -V-f?: j.-*r ? ?. Big lot of embroidery at . - 90 in. linen sheeting at 1 English long cloth ' i lot white oxford 25c goods at 16 52 in. brack broad cloth 7oo goods at 1 lot colored broad cioth &1.00 goods at " Big lot laces, "great value'1 at , ' .... Some big outs in table damask Ladies and children's Spring hats, ladies ready-to. latest styles Hobble Hatst Sailors, etc. . J _. Peanut Straws and Panamas for ladies and child Orex rugs, matting, rugs. We have a full ;line | rugs any size from 40c to $10.00. Matting Squares 9x12 only 3.50. Malting iug8 7$ 50c. .. . I Strong line mens, women and childrens shoot* for jSpring J. W. Garter line (Solid Oak) shoes lor men, the shoe that lasts and is COMFORTABLE. All the new toes-4n Oxford, v ???-? . " ?? i Fertilizers and farm supplies as cheap as the cheapest for cash or on approved papers. , ? ? 'J* ' ;*i Yours Respectfully,