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LITTLE LOCAL LINES OF Cm AND COUNTY FOLKS ITEMS TOO SHOUT FOIi A HEAD GATHUJIEU AN1) GIUH'l'ED FOII QUICK HEADING. . 11. .auwycx mul child, run uro visltlug relatives iu Latin. The wmny friends of Mr. Hyram Notttos will be sorry to learn that be Id quite Hi. * < Mr. H. L. Haxley, of Plnowood, was <i vUltor to The Chronicle of fice last week. , ? DJv Wm. Grlgsby, of lilanoy, was here Wodnosda" In attendance up on court. Mr. T. Hodden Druco, of Colum bia, hitH assumed charge of the Bell Telephone Co. In Camdon, to fill the place made vacant by Mr.' lioykln'u resignation. Mr. J. M. Northeut, who has been on a vlai.fc to hid dauKhtOvr, Mtiy' Angelee Garduer, of Desota, Oh., is now upending some time with hlH children la Camden ahd Dothune. Mr. H. O. Marvin, the popular manager, of the Hobklrk Inn, Is in the city making preparations for a party of tourists, who uro expect od to rouoh Camden lira fow days. This season promlsos to bo one of tho longost and best that the tour lst hotels have had. First Lieut. Calhoun Ancrum, of tho marlno corps, arrived from Phil adelphia and reported for duty at tho Charleston Navy Yard Wednes day. Lieut. Ancrum fills tho va cancy mado by tho transfor of Lieut gtokes, who has been sent to 0110 of the Pacific stations. ? Nows and Courier.' FINAL DISCHARGE. Notico is heroby given that ono month from this date, 011 Saturday, Docembor 10, 1911, I will apply to tho Judgo of Probate for . Kershaw County for n final discharge as Executor of tho estate of Mrs. Ma ry E. Durdoll, W. J. Hurdoll, Exocutor. Nov. 16, 1911? lmo. 1IVNTINU H 14 A HON Ol'KNH. WwliM^wUijf Wuh liio iMy Allow'Mt M|iorUmoti to Ikfgiu. The hunting season opened on Wodnosda y uiwl quite a number of tho nljnrodu of tho county took advantage of tho first day. If you wish to hunt on any ot.hor persons Ifltid you had bout got norm Union from the owner b o t ore ~~<To 1 ng~ uo and avoid trouble as muny. of tho lands in Kershaw county are pout ed. The following Is tho luw :ip: proved Fob. 22, 190G, regarding trespass, etc: "(taction 1. Ho it enacted by the (louoral Assembly of tho Stato of Houth Carolina, that from and at* tor tho approval of this Act, any portion or portions entering upon tho lands of unothor for any one of tho following purpoHos of hunt ing, f lulling, trapping, nottlng, gath ering fruit, utraw or. surf, vogeta bios, herbs or cutting timber on tho same, without tho consent of tho owner or managor thoroof, bo doomed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall pay a fino of not moro than twen ty dollars, or ho imprisoned at la bor not raoro than thirty days, for oacb and every offonso." ltocolvo Hotter I'ay. Washington, Nov. 13. ? President FTnTeyV of the Southern Railway, an nouncod today that, in recognition of tho valuo of their servico and their loyalty to tho Interests of tho Company, tho management had authorized an advatico In tho nalar los of ltu clerical omployoou hereto fore receiving $70 per month or Iobb. This advance Is to bo effec tive as of Novombor 1, 1911. W. K. T AVEL CIVIL ENGINEER > and LAND SURVEYOR Office over Rank of Sumter SUMTER, S. C. Ki nschfia u rrT^othei jMjLWOOL H?HD TIM LOU ? 0 Tho Klrechbaunj Raglan, n "Yungfclo" model MEN'S "All -Wool" Suits and Overcoats at $15, $18 and $20. No * guesswork ? but chemical-test proof of "All-Wool" Color tested, too. Each suit strictly hand tailored, with quality of trim mings and nicety of finish not duplicated In any other popular-priced clothing. Made up in every desirable model of the season from conservatives to ultra cuts. A. 0. Kirsehbaum & C+.'e Ctethet (Cherry Tree Brand) are unquestionably the standard clothes of America. That la why we sell them. ? Kirsehbaum Clothe# are fully guaranteed. If a suit or overcoat -with the Kirsehbaum label (Cherry Tree Brand) shows any flaw in fabric, any imperfection in making, we will return the money. Price#, $15 to $35. ' The Kirsehbaum $18 "Rita" top coat or the Ktrechhauas lit "Polar" overcoat ? both Youngfelo models ? are made the popular Raglan style? graceful shoulders and full "tA*. on BARUCH -NETTLES CO. 'Ota n't Cc Him, John V/c'uh) ? :.<) a reputation for cheorfulnes' Ir. hU Journal ho wrltos; "1 prcachc<l In Hrttlfi to ? < Ivll, sense less oongr? gallon. Tlneo or four gen tlemen put aje In mind of the honest jnnn nt Konduii who was so gay and unconcerned while Doctor Sherlock wua preaching concerning the Day of , Judgment onu asked; 'Do you not hear what the doctor aaysf' Ho &$? bwerod, 'Yes, but 1 am not of__uU parish! ~ Mlddlo Course Difficult To seo the good, nowhere? that U pessimism, and this lu euay. To S00 tho good everywhere ? that Is optim ism and this Is not difficult, But to llnd the good somewhere ? that Is sobriety, and this Is in no wise easy. ?Ivan Panln. Electric r?'/k Protect Orchards. Wo forfiliir* bf.vo rf&ctric bells be eoine . to >> ''fi< us that even their sound at uij/ > pv < ted tlmCa or in un usual plat . rarely startles us. Not SO whL h'.i<>i>, to whlojl tho uuddon rlnglnKT)- '? b/3| pn a rreo or a post mcarm sota' thing fur more uncanny than any ft : re*. row flapping In the wind. Knr >?;>>/ U.la, the hind master of an Austr5i;r: ;> h.ocl hjts patented an eleetrh' :?< f. ? ? l Id Which a clock mo ken ihi- connection* at Irreg ular Interval to ilcctrlc belle scat' torcd over the ^rcbat'd. The Average Man's Life, Uncl6 PonnywlH" says: ''What a drab llfo the nvorago man leads. I never wont to a maaked ball, or a polo tournament, or a house party. Never ate a-trufllo or uttered 'an epi gram. 1 nover even tasted Hurgundy, although half my favorite charucters in Action havo wallowed In It." Digestive Proper Jos of Eggs. Tho latest news o* how eggs go In the stomach Is T #o freshest soft bolls, one and threoquartora hours; two raws, two an<l ono cjuartor "hours; hard bollp, thj<o hours; omelette, threo hours. 'I he tlgures speak for themselves, but do not tell the whdle truth, for It looks as If soft bolls are moro easily digested than raws, whereas, ruws are bo blantfl and gen tle as not to excite tho flow of tho gas tric Juice** .not a single squirm of the stomach. ? N? w York J'resa. ~T / 1 Ready With Suggestion. A superintendent of a city Sunday " school ondcnvored to glv?> tho fluinmor meetings ndded utlractlverfcss. Upon " a certain warm Sunday lemonade was served. At tho close of the sorvlce the superintendent announced that slips of,, paper would ho passed round and tho pupils allowed to make sugges tions an to methods of making the meetings still moro attractive. Olio youngster wrote: "Put more sugar In "| the lemonade** : ^ Exquisite Clcgy Tribute to Frlond. The. early dt-R'h <>f Keats robbed Shelley of a uenr. frlywl. but l?'d to (he writing of th<* exquisite elegy "Adonuls," nnd it l* rathor touching to recall that w_hc? Shelley was drowned, a year ar?J A half later, a copy of Keats' (K^ent.j war. found open In his cor.t pocket when tin body wns washed ashore ' . Js Tho Nol?y Woman. Ono unhappy, notoriety-seeking wo qian, In search of a "real mate," will mako moro noise than 10,000 mls-^ * tresses of happy homos who would not sovorally oxchango places with the queen of tho Indies. ? St. IxjuIs Repub lic. Aptly Described. An Italian woman was asked In court if sho had any musical Instru ments In her homo. "No, signer," she replied, "noting but rackets." "What?" queried tho lawyer. "Rack ets ? tho things they put in grapho phonos." " _ Love's Spirit Stirring, "Jodgo," said the old colored cltl een, "how much fer a license ter git married?' "Want It for yourself T" "Yes, sub; you see I glttln' mighty old dow." "That's evident Then why do you ? wish to got married?" "Well, Jodgo, ter tell do truth, somobody gimme a long coat, a linen collar an' ft walkln' cane, en I knows a 'ooman what says sho kin make a llvln' fer me, en I fools dos like a honeymoon I" ?Atlanta Constitution, Her View of It; Tho childish, daughter of tho house had been sent Into tho parlor to en tertain the unexpected guest. The woman Inquired, by way of making conversation, where was tho child's brother. "Mo's gono to tho school of ministers to bo past<5Vl*ed," she was respectfully informed. Friendly Confidences. "What did my ma say to you when you came InV Inquired Johnny of his friend who had com# to tea. "She said she was very ploaeod to aee "I'm glad," said Johnny In a relieved tone. '"Co# she said this morning she hoped you wouldn't com?." ? Stray Stories. ?* Bees Broke Up Church Services, A unique occurrence broke up the servloe tn the German Lutheran church at Chicago the other Sunday, A swarm ? of honey bees invaded the building and out the pastor and congregation, and services bad to be held on the lawn In front or the church. . ? d I , n I,, ?!> ij ? ff ? Ruoslan Umtt for Msrrlsge. i No person over SO years of, age can _ marry In Rvaela, according to the law at that oountrv. " To Pm of A friend who#e Kirg^ Kurden we* b* Jug overrun w|j|i itimllg wrote to the bureuu of ngdoulturo at WnnbJngtoo u >'>\<\ to pitt largo piovcu of i;u( ro,v. potato on the under of ? .? bnard/ ra??k>d at on? end, a few inch'* from the ground. Tills ?ho did, with tlje rcwult tluit la one week a thousand mmlle had co^ looted In that ope ?pot. BEAD THIS LETTER floabrook, Te*M. Deo. 20,1914 Kentuoky Wagon litu. Co. Xiouitfviilc, Ky. Dear 81r?:* I am t ho wner of one of your "TKNNBHBKK" wagon* might lft yearn ago from Mr. BcliVvarU at Houston, TPeaaa and can say that in the 10 year* of uuttl the ttiqe I have had one wheel repaired. Otherwise it 1? utillgofod. Very truly youroi V. W. KINGSBURY: Men Who Have Used "TENNESSEE" farm Wagons Will Use No Other WHY? flECAUSE they havo found through mauy years of satisfactory service ?that "TENNESSEE" wagons ran lighter and hold tho greoso better than othc{ wagons. ?that "TENNESSEE" wagons Aro easier on their horses, ana handle heavy loads over rough roads more easily and safely thau other wagons. ?that their "TENNESSEE" wagon is much neater In design and bettor constructed than other wagons. ?that "TENNESSEE" wagons are built from better quality of timber, stronger and tougher wood stock being used throughout than in other wagons. ?that "TENNESSEE" wagons Are bettor Ironed and tho wheels moro eub stantlally built than other wagons. ?that "TENNESSEE" wagons, be cause of the superior quality of wood stook used in every part and tho sub stantial war In whleh they are Ironed and built glvo more years of satisfac tory service at less repair expenso than any other wagous. \ we Sell and Guarantee j ? TENNESSEE" Wagons A FULL STOCK OR BAND ? CORE 0 Aid) SEE M L. Schenk & Co., O Camden, South Carolina. No matter what you do, you must have tools to carry on your work. We have tools of all kinds; for farmers, carpenters, blacksmiths, gardners? for everybody. Our line of hardware is always up-to-date. Our stuff will wear. Come to see us; we'll show you. A. D. KENNEDY All kinds of vogoUblos at Tho Oltjr tirooerj. Pota and Kettlee. I Bf*vr a frlond Imitation tiy cjoontng a bean pot. 1 arvlil to lior: "Fill that with cold water; nut In a teaBpoonful of bnlklng Rodfi; covcr and got In tho oven. When tt hos I'oDed half nn hour it will bo as ea^y to wa^h as a coffee cup." Clean flSLb and ment roasting pans In tho Rame way.? Good House keeping. -4 i!c< ir i:oy. "So you 1'VoYf* (A tho modem drama?" "W^," 'the constable. "I can't help ihlnMng ; here's eomethlng Vvrong with <h'fc plays v.e've been getting. Tho public wind is llablo to get confuccd. I never yet raw a play that made a policeman appear as af fable or smart or heroic a3 a bu,rglar or a confidence man." J. H. MOORE Contractor and Builder Camden, S. C. Estimates furnished on all classcs of work, Wood or Brick. Satisfaction Guaran teed. ? Don't wult to look for a man, but '1'hono 137. . .For satisfactory work oho Kemp's Drays. Don't forgot II. Switzor's Btg Bale r? 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