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$1.00 per ??jn?re ; each ?ubsequatot iu
anrtion AO cenU por square.
Obituaries charged for at sumo rates h"
ordinary advertising.
HuMflcuif Tjow Kat*# One yaar, |1.60
#1$ month*, 76,cent*; thr/b? months, 40
cent*.
lUtes for cODtract^dvortieinK will be an
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CA.MDNN, H. C.. Al'RIL 7, 1911
NMMMiMHanaMHMnannniinHHiM*
Col, Wade H Manning died at
bit home in Columbia on Wednes
day morning. It mi Col. Manning
who demanded of Daniel H. Chato
berlin (be key* of the South Caro
lina oapltol on April X'L 1877, which
wan the resumption of white su
premacy In South Carolina. Col.
Manning ia a half brother of Mrs
David R. Williams of our city.
Mayor L. D, Jennings of Sumter
lifts resigned because a contract
made by him was not approved by'
Council. The mayor says he acted
with authority, and feels so keenly
the repudiation of council that he
wrote the bank he was dealing with
a full statement of the case, sent a
copy of his resignation and asked it
for a statement of interest lost from
the time he told it the olty would
take tho money till the day after
. counoil met, when he advised that
the city would not use the money.
He will remit this personally he
says.
The city of Columbia has Invited
the Confederate voteraus to hold
their annual reunion thin year in
th*t city. An old veterau of lier
????* shaw county most heartily seconde
thi# motion and save he hopes the
I' Invitation will bo accepted, for Co
lumbia always does tho right thing
L-Jw the old soldier. He suggeute,
however, that the ru-union he held
not lator than the middle of Mnv
""88 the veterans will have gotton
their pension money by that time
and would have some to spend on
that occasion. If tho reunion ia
deferred no doubt many of tho old
~ soldiers would \*e without the nec
cessary funds to go.
Tired of It.
The State and Record continuo to
"pick on" Governor Hlease. They
must enjoy it, bat a vaot majority of
their readers are nick, tired and din
gusted with their unreasonable dog
ging and nagging. It is to he ex
pected t|hat tho governor will make
mistakes, but the people are in warm
sympathy with most of his official
acts no far, and the Hlease support
ers are not all ignorant fools, im
beciles and criminals an theso peo
ple would have you bolleve?not by
a jug full. Governor Blease in
stronger tody than he was on Inet.
election day. Ah we see it and the
people see it, tlie greatest crimo he
has been guilty of is that he is run
ning the governor's office and re
fuses to be dictated to by the news
papers and a few of their favorite*.
It must hurt the way they ar? howl
ing, but tho masses are rejoicing
and hotting on the governor. We,
peraonuMv hnvo never Buppori'd
HI- n', ut Mrt willing to ?bide bv
hi?' ?.?tlcinl ?(???< ruler of Sou'.h
Ciioiinn.? L' i Hvillt' No we,
Too Much Advertising
Two fhrtnora wore not long since
discussing their lok;al paper. One
thought it had too many adyeriiHO
rnetiis in it. Tlio other replied:
In my opinion thv advertiNerupnta
are far from H-mg tlic le^st valuable
part of i?. | look them over cue
fully and save at least live times
the cost of the paper each week
through the business advantages I
get from ihetu." Said the other: I
"I believe you are right?I know!
that they pay me well and rather
think it is not qood taste to -find '
fault with the adverLiscmcnls after I
all." Those men have the right
idea of the matter. It pays any
IDAD with a family to take a good
Jooal paper for the sake of the ad
vertisements if nothing more. And
if business men fail to give farmers
a chance to read advertisements in
the looal paper, they are blind to
tbelr o?rn interests, to say tire least
of-tt. JoYou nover trade with me,",
?aid a business man to a prosperous
i have-never invited
jurptwer'of business and I
i l am not invited;
sot be wtloomt," was hit
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Judg? 0?Kon Da*4.
Judge of l'robate JoboT. Gaetou,
of Kiohlend County died to the
Probate office in CohutfbUiaet 8st*
urday. The Columbia Record gives
lb* following tk?fcob of ble life:
"Judge Outgo removed witli bte
family to Columbia about 16 year#
ago. He bed served with fidelity
nod honor the oflloee of Judge of
l'robate of Aiken county ?ud slier*
iff of Edgefield county before onm
ing to Columbia. During tbe Ural
adminietratron of Governor Tillman
be who u member of tbe dispensary
board. TJtUeft. years ago when Mr.
Wade Hampton Cobb, wbo was then
judge of probate, was elected no>
licitor of tbe fifth circuit, Mr. Gae
ton w?h elected to succeed him.
To all the duties of tbe office he
guve bin careful attention and it
was a genuine pleasure to call at
bin office, To all, his courteous
beating was manifested, and he wait
prompt in the performance of hie
public nervice." >
The burial took pladte on Sunday
afternoon, Governor Cole. L. Hit,am
acting aa one of the pallbearers. /t
W. K. Tavel.
Civil Knginoer and Laiid Sur
veyor.
Office over Bank of Sumter..
Sumter, 8. 0.
Citation. .
South Carolina?Kor&haw Couuly.
Uy W.L.MoDowell,Judge ofProbate.
Whereaa, W. if. * Dr?koford
mode ?uit to m<! to krunt him Letter*
of Administration of tlio Katato of and
effect# of ftenry H. Drakeford, deceased.
TIioku are therefore to cite and adnion
ndi nil and singular Ihe kindred and the
crt'ditorH of the taid Henry B. Drakoford,
deceived, that they he and ap
pear before m? in the Court of
? J'rolmte to ho held at Cam*
den, S. C., on the 22nd day of
April ihxI after publication there
of,' at 11 o'i loi'.k in the forenoon, to alnAv
cansc, if i.11v th<? v have, why tlio naid
u< tm 111 i h l ration lion Id not he granted.
(ijvi-ii undor my hand this 6th day of
Apr , A. I>. l?l I.
W. L. M. DO WELL,
JihIK'1 of Probata for Keruhaw County.
Published in I hi- Camden Chronicle on
the 71 h day of April, Hill.
WRRVI8M HONTH
LV REPORT.
Tin* following is a list of claims approv
ed and ordorod paid at the tegular month
ly mot-ting 1 n-1 tl Monday, April 3, 1911:
.1 A Shaw, H!>1 8
W C Porry, Hal
Walter K Trnoadell sal
T J Smyrl, sal
H D Jlenth, Hal
M [j Haley. hsI
F K Gregory, Hal
\V F Kully, nal
F Ij I'rueoilell, sal
I < 1 inlan, Kal
f 1 >1 ]' ircher, sal
II W Hammond, sal
(1 K Hindoo, sal
W T J offer a, Hal
J 11 Miinit, Hal
N S Kiohards, hp 1
J in T Truesdoll, pal
John Kubon. Jr , sal
() A Gregory, Hal
1 N M'* Leod, sal
K F Morton, Hal
J K T)eKay, hrI
W I) Soouars. sal
A H Shaw, Hal
S F Itoss, fial
Newton Kelly, sal
F Kelly, nal
J S HarliVld, Hal
J M Smith, sal
I) M Kirkley, sal
J A West, Hal
DrWJDunn, Bd of Assesors
DMMo<!a*kill, sal & ct ex
YV F KhhsoU, sul &. post
I J MoKonzie, sal & post
J S Tranthatn, sal
'0 f W'-Ht, nal an'l post 1()C
John * Jtr.M, sal
I ( '? Hi.ii:1', fa> & post
(Jam ion \V L & I C >.
G W Pibt.?y, Supt P If
(t VV I)!il>n?*v, enp to panp
S<> Cotton Oi! Co, sup 4 10
VY .1 Dtivis & Son, hup 8 00
J S KLhuic, sup,, 7 50
S H Ko?h, sup 12 00
Rors & Evan a, ?up 12 00
Rifhnr is Bros, snp (> On
A J) K' t'.Tuvly. Mip 9*25
I fji-wis Ai Ciir.-'tiu!is, sup 29 7<?
; llovt ?) . ??> n.?*i ? II, slip, 0 (10
i II L ^ohlo*buru', sup 4.'S 51
| I L 11 i. -<>n, sup, 1 2 00
I L Sohi.'iiU & Co, sup f> 00
! Ktrshsw (Jr<> C o , Mip 10 2i>
? K?r M ftn'l l> Co, sup Of, jt> |
! S FI Mick'e, sup 20 9o
! H C Cook. 6up 2 00
J D Adnnis, sup fiO 0<?
; Springs Sliftunon, sup 592 .r).r>
(t S Kir>,'?. sup H 25
.1 M Carson Co, snp 89 90
T F H or ton. lu in her 8 5!
WJ Wtt'son&Son.blkfimltti wk 5 75
Clyhurn & Morgan, bid bdg 250 00
Parker Lumber Co, Inruber 38 77
T ?) lUy, rd wk 18 45
Austin Arrodge, rd wk 0 75
M K Munn, Supt O G 145 75
W ,J Burdell, vac 16 70
J T May, vac 88 tiO
J Horace Thoman, vac 7 50
T B Hough, mod aer 6 00
A VV Burnet, roed aer 4 00
Kirkland A Blakeney, Altya 600 00
CaVrtdein News, adv ?- ? 21 $1
C W Birchmore, adv A sta 22 04
W L McDoircll.ftdv.ttaAsal 38 67
KD WUltfttDB ^ 7 .. 500 00
'=i^T V,-?t ' * T." ? ?? Ml <?
J* Mni.r
?BlWIfllll I
1 ?J^divsfzffxiZzarte!'
Notioe.
1 with to inform my frleod* and
the public generally, that I have re
turned Lo Camden, and am prepared
16 till all wante la the Hewing Ma
chine line. Am njW'Ht for Singer
and Wheeler & trillion Sewing Ma
chines, and euppliev. Alio reiair
work on aM kind* of Hewing Ma
chine*. Aw locaUd in the Hur
dell HuiJdiug, corner of Broad and
DeKalh Mtreeta.
Thanking you for your pant pat*
patronage.
Youth very truly,
Walter Pnrker.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved Ho&l Katato. Ka*y
terras. U. J'? OLA ItKB,
Apr. 7 Attornoy.
Final Discharge
1 hereby ?ive notice that I will ai>p)y
to the .1 of l'n>itKi? for KrraiiHW
County on S*(ttnl?y lii M., April 1/itli
next, 1911, for <li?<'liHr^e u? A<lminl?tru
lfixot the OAtHtO of John C. M:i11IIiIIk.
JULIA M. HOY KIN,
Ailinx. Kutiito John C, Manning.
Mtroh 17. 1011.
Administrator' Notice.
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Al] pari low indebted to the estate of the
lato \i. 0. Ifon^h ur<> hureby notified
to make immediate payment to us, and
nil purlieu, if liny. having claims ugmnst
the said nutate will present the same duly
attested.
MOLL IK, J. HOUGH,
JOE IIOUUH.
Ad tain istrutor h.
March .'JUth, 1011,
Citation.
8oulh Carolina-r? Korshaw County.
By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate.
WhereftftyJatncsA.Rubon andJ If.Bran
htttit riiado suit to me to grant themLetter<i
of Adruiulntrivtion of the Estate of and
effects of J . A. Hnlioii. deceased.
Thene are therefore to cite and admon
itdi nil and.singular tlio kindred and the
ereditorH of the said^J. A Rabon,
deceased, tliat they be and ap
Iiear before me, in the Court of
Jrob'ato, to be held at Cam
den, S. C., on t tlujj 16th day of
April next after publication there
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to ahow
cause, if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
(liven under my hand this 28th day of
Mar., A I). 1011.
W. L. McDOWKLL,
J in I ire of l'robate for Kershaw County
Published in the Camden Chronicle
on the 31st day of Mar. , 1911.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
State of South Car-i In the Pro
olinn, , bate Court,
bounty of Kershaw.)
Nellie C, Man. an Administratrix of the
Estate of Robert Man, deceased,
? Petitioner,
Against
Mary K. Man, Ola Hurley, Minic Mor
gan, John ('? Mun, Amy B, Man, Eu
nice Man, Msvy M. Man and Lillian
A. Man, Defendants.
To the Defendantfl in this action :
Vou aii- hereby summoned and
required to answer the Petition in this
Action which has been filed in the
office of Probate .Iudge for said County,
and to serve a copy of your answer to the
Raid Petition on the subscriber at his
oflice at Spartanburg within twenty d-i*:
after the Service hereof upon you , exclus
ive of the day of such *erviee, and if
you fail to answer ihesaid petition within
the time aforesaid, the Petitioner in this
action will apply to the Court f<>r the re
lief demanded in the said Petition.
I lilted March 'JUt. 1911.
CAP LISLE \ CAHLISLK,
?t*
Attorney?.
Attest
W. L. McDowell, Probate .IiuIrc.
Real Estate.
All parties having houses, lots or conn
trv property for sale will please
write me at Lancaster. S. (5 , or see Mr,
L. A. j\ irk land, of Camden.
I'd iist v...ir property, advertise it and
sell a", a >m.dl commis-ton? no sale
no pay.
KOI; SALE.
t'n) ucren '.t niijoq ?ir111 of Camden on
Liberty Hi.I road?the Kirkland place.
Rents for $loo . r over. Pi ice $650.
It?" ai:rr>, < n#> luiU' north ?>f Li'x rty
II ili. known UK tin1 IV r: y place, 400 .un -
in iiiitnni ion which ront> for .'?0 l>al?*> oi
t>U0 acres in wo?'.l> which will saw
tin. ?? to ii nr i ullioii feet oi lumber and
out tiiiii)\ t eor?hi of wootl, rest
prim ipaily in <>M liehl au l pasture, fart
level, pHil li: :y urn! j.at' rolling II:i? twn
hirt'e 1?<1? of tiii.- craiiite. tw n.i ?? -jinur*
Mir.- with 111;? 11v mi,hoc. eui ii f? nf r ck
in t pic 1 ?rv? t?o->:orv iiou>? ami
tw.lw'J-. .'<? an i vp'oin 'ci)ui|i h"ii-c-:
(?it ii! v running wiilpf. lu 8t?riti;:? and >i
mimhi r i f w i ll- n plac-ii. l'rii e ^L'5,000.
Heron 'i inilo norlli nf Bi'thunc,
line ?aml I ill l.iu.l? \ery clival' at $?> an
aero, if taken ni> right olT. This price
will not stand very lon^f a.- thi* I?i.* 1
is so re t-"> jjo In^livr??i|j. ini\-K !?mis
l>rinv'in^ to an acre? a < haiiee to
make U' '>?5 tnoncv.
1(! in res, 1) -K. WiliiHtna, at north e<lpc
ill i'*iiiil''i'. fronts Broad St. mi Ka.-f,
K nij.'lit'!> Hill ruail on t? io North, and O.
T l.itth' on tin* South: duBc m ami has
h lino view , price f.16a0.
10 lots in north 'Camden, fronting on
Broad street, '>0 tret front by iy>u deep,
nearly in Iront of Kirkwoo.l Hotel. Nice,
level and von oesiraMe for houses for
the heat oi people. l>. K. Williams lot:
price $560 a lot.
Nice 0 or 8 root if lnu-e, on u acre
lot in norlh-ea>t Oainden fronting ou Un
ion ?treet and other lamia of I). H. Wil
liam*. ittst south of .1 ohn Boy kin, former
ly the K. S. Nettle* place. Very desiuu
me Tor a truck or dairy farm, price
*5000.
?. M. BKLK, Real KatatcAgt,
L&noaeter, S. 0.
L. A* KIRKLAND, Agent at
0*mden?
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YOU are going to see this Spring
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?and wear, we hope?some of the
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smartest Clothes ever offered to the
V a*
well dressed men of this town
You'll see them iii our store now:
and a little later you'll see them
on the men who know what good
clothes are.
Paft Schaffpei* &
|Vlafx clothes
ARE THE SIGHT KIND
Baruch-Nettles Company.
This Store is the Home of
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes.
|Vlill1pc|-y a |Vlillipc]*y
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After spending some time in the?
northern markets, I have selected
my Spring stock of Millinery, and
according to New York and Paris
fashions, my selection is the most
beautiful that has yet been dis
played.
Everybody is cordially invited
to inspect it.
MISS MATTIE GERALD.
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AND WINDOWS
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WE CARRY EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN BUILDERS' HARD
WARE. Ff*OM THE W IRE SCREEN ON THE FRONT DOOR TO
THE OUTSIDE KNOB ON THE KITCHEN DOOR. v ' -
YOUR HOUSE OR BUILDING. IF PROPERLY "HARDWARED"/*
WILL BE MUCH MORE HANDSOME THAN IF YOU .GIVfc NO
CARE TO THE KIND OF "TRIMMINGS" YOU USE. *
WHEN IT'S ANYTHING EN HARDWARE. WE HAVE IT.
A. D. KENNEDY.
?TfcousE*S bro^
SfftfTlQ IS
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DOOP
WE have everything "on
tap" in fashionably correct
dress, from heel up and head
down?from skin out and
topcoat in.
"High-Art" C!othes"strike
twelve" on Fashion's dial.
They tome in sheaves of
weaves that twinkle with
newness and crackle with
smartness.
Soft tans,bonnie blues and
winsome grays in lots of
styles and with a lot of style
in each $10.00 to $30.00
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Every window and coun
ter here cries, "Welcome!"
i
Just one price?one just
price.
HIBSCH BROS, il CO.
"The Big Store."
Camden, ? ?i? South Cdrolind*
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