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UVK STOCK I MM .SI It \ tiivat lUllwnjr Sy?U*u IU?litn<r>^?vo uient For Tlw HoutJi. Columbia, B. C.t 8ej>t. Jl 7.? The Uei " Railway if endeavoring tp build up the live stock Industry throughout the South, having estab lished a special department for ttiltt work, and 1h now Inaugurating a movement for tho organisation . of local llvr stock associations lu fiy ery county along it* linos In Ala bama, Mississippi, South Carolina. North Carolina, Virginia, Tenuessee (Jcorgtu and Kentucky. The orgUnisatlon of such local associations, will prove of immense Vklue to Ilvo stock growers. They will stimulate progress as they give an opportunity for exchaugo of ideas and the distribution of the Kood breeds and the association ex hibits and auction sales pave the way for excellent county fairs aud live stock shows. The live stock department of the Southern Railway is in charge of Mr. F. L. Word, Live Stock Agent, who has offices in Atlanta. For the next few months ho will devote especial attention to the formation of county live stock associations and will be glad to co-operate with live stock men In any county along the Southern Railway. A letter ad dressed to Mr. Word will bring a prompt reply and will secure his active interest. He wll be glad to hear from those who may wsh In formation as to the advantages of local associations or the best me thods to adopt in organizing them. Wend -Them The Chronicle, Many of the boys and girls of Kershaws county are off at college. Their parents should send them their home. papers. It is like get ting a letter from home to receive The Chronicle regularly. Just hand us the name and the paper will he sent to your boy or girl anywhere they may be at school this winter for a small cost. Cut in a Mowing Machine. On Friday last while Mr. T. M. Hunnycutt was operating a mow-1 .ing machlnc on Major A. S. White's farm juBt east of CamdSiT h? ^wail taught in the ^machine and severe ly cut on his left leg below the knee. * He was promptly carried by Maj. White to a physician and the wound dressed, and we are glad to state that he 1h how doing very well Indeed, but it came dangerously near being a very serious accident to Mr. Hunnycutt. DIAGRAPH Carbon Papers n BY THE BOX or SINGLE SHEET A THE CHRONICLE W? Art Factory Agents 1 9 KKD BlilKTH To Meet In Columbia For ? CJraiul Colvbration. / , ' Captain J. J. Hull has received from Col. John Q. Mobley thev fol lowing letter, which explains Itself: "The old companieB of Red Shirts are requested to organize to attend the celebration of the great Demo cratic victory of *76 which will be held at Columbia on Sept. 27 and 2H, These companies can fill in ulth any persons acceptable to them. Uniform of officers will be black broad brim hat, bla^k pants and red Bhlrt. No person will be a. 1 Milted to the line of parade with out a red shirt. ^ "Exercisea will be as follows: On the evening of the 27th a con Cert at Columbia Opera House at 7 o'clock. Miss Grace Lumpkin will' deliver the address of welcome for the city of Columbia, and John Sharp Williams, senator from Miss issippi, will be the orator of the occasion. ? tlSept. 28th, Brass band concert at 9 a. m.4; and parade at 10 ft. j *n. Those who attend, other than organized companies, will be as signed to companies. ' Special rail road rates will be published. "You will receive other informa tion later. Let ub properly cele brate one of the greatest epochs in the history of our State." HASH HAbHANAH. Jmvlrfi New Year Will Begin Fri day Bvenlug. All the Hebrew merchants of thin elty will close their stores Saturday aud Monday in order to properly observe Rosh Hashsnah, the Jewish New Year. The new year falls on September 28, and marks the five thousand, six hundred and seventy second year of the Hebrews. The Hebrew merchants to close their stores to-morrow and Monday are: W. Uelsenhelmer. I. Wolfe, H. Switzer, Hlrsch Bros. & Co. M. H. Heyman. L. Schenk & Co., M. MoguleBcu & Co., H. L. Schlosburg, David Wolfe, Levkoff Bros. SteveilH Mercantile Co. The Stevens Mercantile Company, of Bethune, has an ad on the last page of The Chronicle today tell ing the public of a full line of Dress Goods' of the latest patterns they have Just put in. This enter prising firm is one of the largest in 'Bethune and do an immense busi ness in eastern Kershaw. T*hey handle a general line of merchan dise and are constantly on the alert for bargains to offer their cus tomers. - M)N(J AUTO Till IN l'?n> Pmm* ('NiiKit-n Kn route To Florid* Kruui North. Mm. F. K. Van Meerbeke nnd family, of Maglet, N. J., npunt a short while la Camden Tueuday on ihelr way to Florida. travelling I'* an automobiel. The party left New Jersey about two weeks ago, and vxpect to go a? far aa St. Peters burg, Fla., taking tn a good many of the town* on the Atlautle sea board, and the return trip will air too be made by auto. All seemed to be enjoying the novel trip and the camp life along the roadsides. * I*eg Broken. Isaac Carson, the little 4-year-old pon of Mr. J. T. B. Elliott, of Cas satt, met with the misfortune one day last week of breaking one of his legs. The little fellow wks on the porch and sllded off to the ground, causing the accident. Dr. Clyburn was Immediately telegraph ed for and prompt medical atten tion was given and we are glad to report the little fellow doing as well as coud be expected under the circumstances. "Graustark," A story of a love tiehlnd a throne, with a Betting of regal splendor, superb scenic embellishments, clash of arms, beautiful military and civ ile costumes and the thrill of ad Venture, characterizes the dramatic version of George Barr McCutch? eon's popular novol "OrauBtark," announced for early production her?. Resumed Practice. Mr. P. H. NelsoW*, senior member of the law firm of Nelson, Nelson St, Gettys, has actively resumed IiIb practice and his many friends both In legal and . other circles will be glad to note his compete recovery. Mr. Nelson was a very sick man for several months and many weeks were spont in Johns Hopkins hos pital. ? Columbia Record, 18th inst. Box Supper. We have been requested to an nounce there will be a box supper given at the home of Mr. S. R. J, Smith In^the Beulah neighborhood, on Thursday night, 8ept. 28th. The proceeds will go to help the Ep worth Orphanage. The public in vited and as the affair is for a worthy cause it Is expected a large crowd will be present. Fall Styles Miss Fannie Arbaugh, of Baltimore, our milliner for the coming season, is now with us and invites the ladies of the cityb and county to call and see the new fall styles. ft* Misses Gerald AicnU^for Standard P*tt?riM If It's a Horse Buggy, Wagon or Harness you need we are in a position to furnish your wants along tHis line. We do a Livery business also. Stylish and handsome turnouts can be had at our Stables. DeKalb Street, Camden, S. C. W. W. KING AN EXCEPTIONAL OFFER Return this coupon, together with 10 cents, and we will send The Chronicle from this date until the first day of January, 1912. ? This Offer it Made Only to New Subscribers. Name Post Office R. F. D, NOW IS THE TIME TO LOOK OUT FOR THE BOYS CLOTHING Quality Is always Important, but in boys clothes it is absolutely necessary. It requires the very best materials and making to keep the knees and elbows covered, the seat from needing: patches, the seams from splitting open. Quality, highest quality, perfection; that's the standard of the makers of HERCULES clothes for boy's. It's the standard of this store, too. We meet your demands for quality with merchandise of quality. It counts in the fabrics, in the linings, in the tailoring. It counts in the longer wear the boy gets from the garments, in the satisfaction they give while worn. Turn a HERCULES suit inside out and you will find the coat has a patented double lining in the sleeve at the arm pit; right where the wear is most severe. You will find the pants lined throughout with Herculone, (a special lining made only for Hercules suits) and all seams reinforced with tape ? not the ordinary white, spongy cotton tape, but a wider and much stronger one. In addition to this, Hercules suits are guaranteed by Daube, Cohen & Company, Chicago, to* be all pure wool and shower proof. A Hercules will out-wear two suits of any other make regardless of price. Think of this store as a quality store. Think of HERCULES clothes of quality. Select your boy's 'suit or overcoat here. WE ARE SHOWING ADVANCE STYLES IN MEN AND BOY'S HATS