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*mm,wlVtw ****>?< : ';LVMJfff mmm pr^sse ,.. ?... ? ? . ? m ? ? ^ t A ? Volume XXI. ^ No. 52. Camden, S. C., April 2H, 1911. W. L. McDowell, Prop. TT Without tile best in groceries your cooking cannot be a succosg. *A good working man never attempts to build with deficient tools or bad material. He is too proud of his work. So with the successful cook^?Only the finest groceries can ........ -bring satisfaction. VV? sell that kind. Successful cooks are our best patrons. .. THE PURE FOOD STORE. PHONETOB fjWtl Plants For Sale. Tomato and Pepper plants for aalc?10c per dozen or 35b per hun dred. ' J. B. Zemp, Kirkwood Grocery. House For Rent or For Sale. Opposite "Bloomaberry." Also a lot for sale. . Apply to Mary C. Watkins, ? 160 Irwin Ave , Spartanburg, S.. C. A Good^lon tree tor. Mr. R. W. MitCh^m ia keeping up well his reputation as a splen did contractor. Mr. H. L. Scbiosh burg's resBdence wbicli Mr.Mitcbara is now working on it* going to be one of the handsomest In the city. Hooting Chamber of Commerce. The regular monthly meeting of the Camden Chamber of Commerce will be held at the Opera House Wednesday. May 3rd, at 6 P. M. A full attendance is requested. ? W?,R. Eve, Jr , Secretary. Baptist Prayer Meeting. The time for holding the Bap tist prayer meeting has been chang ed from Wednesday to Friday niglito. A very interesting meet ing waa heW last week, there be ing more than ono hundred and twenty-five present. Don't forget the meeting to-night at 8.15 o'clock. xnveiaima - S3?x/tirerrjr Richmond, Va., April 24.?Gov. Mann today issued a proclamation, in which ho asks every citizen' of Virginia to wear a white flower on Sunday, May 14, in honor of the mothers of the S' ate. Last year he made a similar request and' there was a very general response in Rich mond and throughout Virginia. Laundry For G&mden., The Sanitary Strata Laundry of Cutndeo, incorporated with a capital stock * of four thousand dollars has been organized and will soon open up for business. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: Dr. 8. F. Bras* ington, president and treasurer; W; R. five, Jr ? vice president; T. K. Hndgens, secretary and general manager; Directors, Dr. S. F. Brasington, George T. Little, T. K. Hudgeno, W. R. Eve, Jr, and H. G. Carriaon, Jr. It was through the efforts of th? , chamber of commerce that tliife lmm ,. dry was organised' here. Several wcoks ago, Mr. Hudgeos, who was then managing a successful laun dry at Kaaley, wrote the Chamber i hat ha was going to sell out to the Chamber of -Commerce at. Kaaley, tnd that ho would like to start-* laundry in iom? other town, pro vided proper inducements were oafliT Tttr otiinrber gofrintsy-aitd at a result the' laatxdry oomet here. It is likely that the lsandry.will oc . cupy tbe Savage building next Slo irinn hrnthnraTififi djiblfc ' )r~ ~? pn??nr?wvWWtw ?_ -v-r-* yW. r '? ? ? Vi ? A-' . -v_. COME HOW! And see our truck garden. You will find there many things to add to your grocery list that'will make your meals look &nd taste better. u - Our Carrotts, Beets, Tur nips, Spriog Onions, Salsify, lta&shes, and Spinach, Swiss 'Chard, Kale, Mustard, Par ley, Lettuce and Mint are fine. Fresh supply of Chickens, Turkeys and Eggs just receiv ed. THE KIRKWOOD GROCERY Phone 37 I'rompt Delivery U. D. o. The next monthly meeting of the John D. Kennedy Chapter U. D. C. will ho held nt the horue of Mra. James Heath on next Monday af ternoon, May 1, at 4:30 o'clock. Motorcycle Working Well. Mr. W. D. Trantbam's motorcy ojo on which he now carries the mail is working splendidly.. He now mikes the trip by a little be foro 12 o'clbck. Formerly when using his horse and. buggy It took him until late In the afternoon. To the Veterans . of Kershaw County. You are cordially invited to atteud the annual dinner given by the Johu D. Kennedy Chap ter, U. D. C., to the Veterans of Kershaw county on May 10. The program for the day will include the unveiling of the fountain erected by the school children to the memory of the six Generals from Camden; the unveiling of the'Richard Kirk land drinking fountain; the din neV to the Veteraos; ando the memorial exercises at the ceme tary? w ? . ?-j?,? Dedication of Two Fountalng. The exeroltea in connection with the dedication of the tWo fountains in thAa city will ba held on Memo rial day, May 10th. They will be gin not later thaa 10:30 o'clock a. m., at Kershaw Square, where the fountain to tlx Confederate Gene rals of this oounty hae been erected An addffcaa will b* delirered by Mr. T. J. KirkUnd. There will alao be tongs by the aohool children, and.jaualo .hy a band. ?1. ^? From Kerahaw Square the chil dren and Veterans will maroh to Ihe interaction of Broad and QeKalb street*, where the fountain to Rich ard Kirkland will b* dedicated* The addreaa at this point will be Aids by Col. Dargan ol SUUaborg. .-,43 -?* ?> - \ FIRtJOKAL Mr II B Thompson,. ( Ca?*aU, was In ('arexhtti ?u Wednesday ia*i. Mrs G F Lull roc r, of Kershaw, vis it?d her sister, Mrs W U Moor?, hero this week Mrs Susan Watkins. of ia visiting her slater Mrs King on D? Kalb street. Mr Andrew Whltskor who him been in Kloildu for some'time bus returned to Camden Hi* ninny tricri44 hero are glad to se? him 4tfain. Mrs S U Ailnim* accompanied hv hor M'sttjr Mr* 0 F Mt?bl?r left the city Monday for h month's visi^ a' their old home in Ohio. Something Immense. The tn)|>r<>v?meiMfc holing made hv Mr. Henry S?v?n* to Itin residence tie of ({renter m.tgnitudi) than m knew when we mentioned this woik * few wpekn ago. A trip there thin week was a revelation to us The work heiog done there i<? ?oine thing immense, fur surpassing an\ itnprovemento tliat have been made to h private residence in K>rsha?? county since the war. Wnen com. pleted it will t>o h typiosl Southern mansion. Tho hen*ity about tbr whole tiling is that Mr. Savage is doing this work at comparative!) small cost, he having cut }he trees from his own land, sawed the log* and planed the lumber at his own mill and hauled the lumber to town with bis own teams. Mr. Savage is a splendid mnnager nnri tinancier and would lie an ixcellent man to develop the industrial and agricultural interests of the whole Stile,? and if politics had an) charms for hlui we would suggest that, the govornot's chair would he a good place to do this. The improvement on Mr.Savage's hous are under the supervision of Mr. J. II. Moore. ?> , Teachora Examination. The rogulnr spring teachers' examina tion for 1911 will be held in the Court House at Camden Friday, May 6th, com. mencing at 9 A.M. The quc?tions on Pedagogy uro bnacd on MoMurrv's "How to Study and teach ing how to study," one of tlio Reading Circle text* tor the current yeiit. The examination in Agriculture is lios?d on. 4 'School Exercises in Plant Produc tion" and ' 'School Lessons on Corn," two bulletins issued by the United States Dept. of Agriculture. I J McKr nzie. Supt.-Ed. Kershaw Co. AdTninlstfators' Notice, All psrtietrindobted to the estate of J. A. RaOon are hereby noli Hod to make immediate payment to ua, and nli parties, if any. haying claims against the said estate will present the same duly attested. JAMES A RAUON J.B.BKANHAM Administrators. April 15th, 1911. Notice. In view of tho fact that there have been' a number of mad dogs in the city recent ly, and the trouble in this respcct bciiis to he increasing instead of diminishing, two ohrildren having recently be?n hit hy mad dogs, ouo case resulting fatally, in order to protect tho reiidenta of ths city, it is hereby ordered that the owners of dogs shall for the period of s:x weeks from date, keep all dogs off the streets or squares of the city. AU dogs found running at large will be killed. S. F. B^aeing'Tori, Mayor. Bonj, Huile, Chief of Police . April 19th, 1911. WINTHROP COLLEGE Scholarship and Entrance . The examination for the award of va cant scholarships in Winthrop College and for the admission of new student* will be held at the County Courtllouse on Friday, Juty 7, at 0 a. m. Applicants must be not less than fifteen years of axe When Scholarships are vacant after July 7 they will be awarded to those making tho highest averkge at this examination, provided they meet the conditions govern ing the award. Applicants for scholar ships (should writ) to President Johnson before tho examination for Scholarship exaninat.ion blanks. Scholarships are worth $100 and free tuition. Tho next session will open Sep tember 20, 1911. For further informa tion and catalogue address Jt?rea D. B. Johnson, Rock Hill. S. 0. Citation. South Carolina.?Kershaw County By W. L. McDowell, Judge of Probate Whereas, Mra^L. S. DuBose made suit to roe, to icrffnt her Lettera of Ad ministration of the Estate of and effects of Edward 0. DuBOse, deoeased. . x These are therefore to cits and ad monish all and wingular the kjndml and creditors of the said Rdwar.l O. DuBose deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden. 8. 0-. on May 18th, next, after *>ublie*tie?,tf?e*e?fM 11'o'clock in the forenoon to 'show cau*<, It any they have, why*the ifcld administration should not be granted. Givwrtrader my hand, Thtt 27lh day l>f-AprH A -D; 1911. * W. L. McDOWKLL, Judge of Probate for Katthaw County. DlUhed on the Sttfa, day of April hhmv Wlion you IIIDE YOUR MONEY are you not alway . SOAKED? You will act ko that people will know yoi< have money ami follow you. ami 11(1(1 out whore it i > and steal it. Then you won't have any money. Ilesides money draws interest in our bank and make; you M\>HE MONEY. Make OWll Bank YOUlt Bank We pay liberal interest consistent with safety 4 per cent. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CAMDEN. S. C. AMERICAN cut glass, which is recognized as superior to that made anywhere, not only possess a deco rative value but adds an evidence of refinement wherever it is used. 6 , During the coming week we will hold a cut glass sale and our stock and prices should compel you to purchase several pieces if you will only come in and look them over. G. L. BLACKWELL. JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. Dissolution of Copartnership. Nolico is hcrby given thai tho- firm of Copeland & WeM, of Betbmie. S. C., has by mutual conacnt been dissolved. Mr. West assumes all responsibilities of the old firm, and hereafter the business will be conducted under the flrm nnino of Northcutt & West. J. E. COPELAND. Bethune, 8. G.< Apr. 10, 1911. ^ Citation. ' ''s ? Soutb Carolina-?.K-ersnaw County. By W.L.McDowell,Judge ofProbate. Wiereae, H. C. 11*11 made suit to mo to grant nim Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of David Adams deceased. These are therefore to oita and admon ish all and singular the kindred and the creditors of the iaid David Adams deceased, that they be and *p ??*ar before me *ln the Court of tobate to . l>o Ijeid' at ,, Cam den, ' 8 C., on the 8th day of M*r ... fribttaElpn' fat* of, at II o'olock in the forenoon, to show cause, (f any thov bare, why the said admiuistmtion Bhould not be granted, Gir?n under my hand this 2lst dajr^of Apf-i A, TV-l&ll' .. L. MoDOWEIdi, Judge of Frobato for KftWXW County. Publlibed In the Camden Cbroulol# on 1 \ri' - jfV- /': yjekA . .Wl'-r'' * \ : ? ?????????-?*? TAX EXECUTIONS. Under and by virtue of sundry tax ox icctlonH lo me directed. I will proceed to ho) 11 bufore tho Court liouso door in tlvj city of Camden , on tho first Monday in May, 101), during the legal hours of m?Io, tho following described property, to* witi IHO acres in School district No 9 bound ed on the North and Bast by land# of I.evi KirUland, Routh by Collins' Mill Road and West by lands of K. S. Villoptgne. Levied upon as the property of Kastor Banks and to be sold tor taxe? for 1910. ' ' ? V . > < . " ? v 108 acres in school district No. 10 bounded North by Ipnds of W. A. Erf wards and lauds now or formerly of H L. Huckabee, Bast by Lack hart Kond and land* of 'Ed- Belton. South by lands of 11 A. Vn^ghan and West by fcnds of B?um and Vatighan. Let led upon aa tho prop erty of X- fr. Vtllepigue and to bo &o!?l fOT taxes for 1010. 80 acres in district No 2 bounded North by lands of J, S. Boykin, East by lands of J. H. Moselejr, South by lands of J. I*. llodgar* and-Wftstiiy lands of A. M. M< Caskill- Levied upon as the property of Timothy. Reynolds and to be sold for taxes for 1910. 90 acres in distriot No 2 bounded on tha North and'West bt 1sndA of UUOf f D. Danlap, 8oath and East by lands of John Jenlios. Levied upon as the prop erty Bam. Cooper and U> he eokl fur tax?a for 1910. Tsrnu of Sale-Cash. J. 8. TB ANT HAM, 8. K. 0. -?vvSB ' - -- y.-fjf? 'ij ? --? t*; ; | ? ' ''" You want to know where to make your DOLLAR :" ~~? " ' ~r buy the most goodaforyou DON'T you? W?U V now, just look down this list and soe . . if we are not Helling some tl cheaper than tlio other follow, 25c cotton voils, white, black and colors at ~'~r^WW,--r <?. 25c mercerized poplins at ..v^-^Wfr'^ 4 ' * * '; T.* Flaxons white and colors from , 3S? 40 in. white lawn, good quality IOj Checked and white dimityh at h The bet-t 36 in. bleached at -^ Good quality 30 in Cambric at lito'.ftf 51 in lit. no at Best shirting prints at ? Beautiful line silk (just in) at .J ' 30c Big lot of embroidery at 90 in. linen bheeting at English long cloth I lot white oxford 25c goods at 52 in. brack broad cloth 75c goods at 1 lot colored broad cloth $1.00 goods at Big lot laces "great value'' at Some big cuts in table damask Ladies and children's Spring hats, ladies ready-to-wear bats latest styles Hobble Hats, Sailors, etc. Peanut Straws and Panamas for ladies and children. ; - , - .=?' - -A Orex rugs, matting, rugs. We have a full line of C rugs any size'rrom 40c to $10.00. Matting Squares 9x12 only 3.50. Matting ru{^72>att 50c. t V ?y Strong Jine mens, women and childrens shoes.for Spring*,. J. W. Carter line (Solid Oak) shoes for men, the 'shoe that All the new toes in Oxford. - tT - lasts and is COMFORTABLE. V-v*t Fertilizers and farm supplies as cheap as the cheapest for cash or on approved papers. Yours Respectfully, ? /?? .?/-v> ? Jal hH Famous Gilt P. T. V1LLEPIQUE,