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For Hale or Kent: 8 room houae on Lyttleton ftreet (for* morly occupied by T, U, OuBoae) lot 100*250. Uarn and Ma bleu on premiaea, ea?y terms; price oil application. For Wale One lot on Cheatnut atreet (between Heel hoa?e No. 2., uud Or. 8. CJ. Zemp'B residence.) ^ One lot on Fair atreet, 100x260, a bargain for quick pale. 1 1 I acre* of land on Adatnit Mill road 7 milea Kant of Camden Two horae farm open and under cultivation, balance of trac? in wood and plm- limber <>n<- 4 room dwelling, barn and niublew, alao cotton bouae. All new buildings. For quick nu|o we offer I bin at n bargain. 75 acreM of laud 1> m|lD? Southeast of Camden on (Jam dcU'DarlliiKton public road; 20 acrea open and under cultlva* tionn; 20 acrea of Iouk And abort leaf timber, balanco in wood land; one 3 room dwellliiK. barn and atablew; good running water through place.' This In a good Hinall farm and can be bought for $1500. 185 aoroH of land 7 mllea from Oamdon on Darllngton Ctimdea road, 30 acrea open and under cultivation, balance In wood with #0|iic pine timber. 12 acrea In pasture, under wire. One four room dwelling, barn and stables, also small cotton hoUHe. l'rlce $8.00 per acre, ? ' ' . ' * , - . ? ? . ? *-i Farm of J, It. and H. II. Truesdale, 11 miles north of C'amdea, H. This tract contains 181 ucros; 75 acro? open land, ???wtly level; 1 4-room dwelling, 2 tenant houses, 2 good Hpringa el' water. REAL ESTATE! SELL Do You Want to \ ?oan BORROW I May Help You. LAURENS T. MILLS, CAMDEN, S. C. To My Friends: I wish to announce Mutt 1 haye enlarged my HtablcHoit Hut ledge streot, l?y having quite an extension and addition for the accoinniodation <? f my stock of buggies and wagons. I Want Your Business in this lino as well a? in the stock line. I nm handling a number of well known Buggies and Wagons I call your attention to the "Virginia" and "Roland" Bug gies which I handle. Also the famous "Studcbnker" and Vlioutsburg" Wagons. Those are the best grades on the market . An Up- to -Date Stock of Harness . ? When in the market for a good buggy, a good wagon, or for horses and mulou bo sure and boo me. I am cater ? i 11 k to tho needs of the public, and want you for a custo inor. ' r> 1 1 and H??o me. W. C. MOORE A OOUNTV FUR HUgixI In MinUtum ml j|?liun?l ( V>ru KxpmtiUuti. Columbia, ii. C., Nov. 10. An Ideal country fair, staged lu mlnla t ure lu a syaco 48 by 20 feet, to* go I her wltii many modern idea* re Jatlug to fairs, will be a leading contribution of the Cornell Univer sity colleKO of agriculture aud ex* pertinent elation to ibe Fifth Nation al Corn Kxposltlon hero next Janu? ur> The college is under the <ii rectorship of Dean L. 11. Halley, 1 who has long been prominent In af fairs pertaining to agricultural de velopment. l>ean lialley is great ly Interested In this exhibit aud 1m giving close attention to the plant* which are being formulated by the special committee in charge. The college authorities have de cided to make the feature of th" New York state exhibit at the im position an Ideal country fair, and ; hi pursuance of this purpose, a con ference Ot various persona Intereat ed In county fairs of a more ad ed order, has been called at the college/ Through this confer ence and by correspondence with other fair authorities throughout ?the country, the moat progreuslve ldeiiH obtainable will be selected and followed In the construction of thin exhibit, which will be educa tlonal In purpose. Representative!! of the college will accompany the exhibit to explain tho entire setting, arrangement,, etc., tell the reasoiiH for each feature or change from the ordinary regime, and to answer questions a? to fairs In general. An exhibit of thlB character l? Homothlng <iulto novel in appoar anco, aa well as of significant in terest and value for every visitor. Persons Interested in improving their local fairs, will hasten to give a thorough study and examination to 'this remarkable exhibit. Dean Bailey has some interesting ideas of his own about the signifi cance of the country fair. Recent ly. he outlined a number of changea lie would make in the fair as ordi narily conducted, and, oontinuing, he said: "In other wprds, I should like to see, in this single experi ment, a complote transfer from the commercial and 'amusemont' phaao to tho educational and recreation phano. 1 should like <to see the county fair made tho real meeting place for the country folk. I should make a special effort to get tho children. The best part of the fair would be the folks, and not Uie mnchlnoH or cattle, although these are lfnportant, I should make t lie fair one great picnic and gathering place and field-day, and bring to gether tho best elemonts 'that are concerned In tho development of country life." V KIIjTjS :w, Ooo A VIOAIt. ? \ . ; ' llriglil'x Dlseaso is Culled Malady of Civilization. Bright'# disease has been called "tli? malady of civilization," and the natuo la not unmerited, says Leslie's. It is, beyond everything olse, a disease of civilized white | ? men, and it is due almost entirely to those habits of life; which best distinguish the white man from the (savage <>r the jungle. Nine limes [out of 10 it Is the result of more ' or less direct, of disorders of the ; digestive tract,* and nine times out i of 10 these disorders are due to too I much eating and drinking, too much ' Wending over desks and too little | fresh air. The savage lives in the open, ; eats simple foods, knows nothing of | whiskey and gets plenty of sleep | and exercise. As a result, he bus a good digestion, a clear eye and good red ' blood in his veins. But the civilized white man eats rich . food, made appetizing by stimulating ! condiments; braces himself with alcohol; lives in stuffy houses, In ! filthy, smoky cities, and never walks ' when he can ride. The result is ' that his stomach fails in its dutios; his kidneys, inundated by poisons, go to pieces- ? and he dies from Bright'# disease. Sometimes the trouble starts in the kidneys themselves? as, for in stance, when they are crippled by alcohol and sometimes it starts in the stomach or elsewhere. -Aut in any case the blame lies with ntv|lty methods of living, and it Is the kid neys that suffer the final damago. And when they falter or fall in their business the body fills tip with poi sons and death Is not far awjiy. Bright's . disease, In fact, may bo called auto-polsoning. Its victims dies of poisons generated within his own body. Late government reports Indicate that the malady kills about 35,0000 Americana of tho highest quality and usefulness ? the very men. In deed, whose strenuous energy makes np the national spirit. Most of them aro brain workora In tho full flush of manhood, and their valuo to the nation ia beyond estimation. For Sale. Ivftteat Improved Edison Parlor Grand Phonograph, used but abort time.. Will sell at a bargain. Ap ply to C. H. Holland, at Chronlel* office svpflpyiaoifs monthly , BffpU ;1 iho foiiowiuK u ?. lUt of claim* ?y proved uud ordered paid at jtb? regular mouthly weetlug held Mon day, D#e, 2, 29 If; II. HJ. Muun, ttupt chain Kimg $174.66 J. A. Hhuw, Bupt. hired tsutits . , \ . ?/. .... 161.49 A. T. Huckabee, euyt. hired ?au?, i74.or? O. W. Mobley, aupt- hired KttUg ,, ,220.66 Mobo Drnkeford, road work 18.00 L. O. Gardner, road work . . 1.60 H. l'. Hallo, road work .... 21.68 0. ('. Rofl, Joad work .... 3.00 J. H. WellH, road work . . 30.60 'I'. J. JoHuy, rep. bridge .. 108.10 Oriwllek & (Jradirk, black lUitb work W. J. Watgno, blackamlth wrk o 6.60 Workman & Macky, lumber 2.60 Duvidaon Lumber Co., lum ber _ ~ 43.20 Mitchell Ingram, right of way 25 ..911. Mackey J on oh Co., supplies lir?5 Hhunio Bros., supplies 150.43 T. P. llorton, supplies 7.20 H, L. SchloBburg, supplies 102.60 Schunk Plow Co., supplies 72.00 Steven Mer. Co., supplies, . 20.78 J. li. Hammonds, supplies. . 16.65 Dixie C. & M. Co., supplies 3 45.00 Kershaw Mercantile & Bank Kershaw M. & B. Co., sup plies 57.65 J. J. Sanders, supplies . . . . 6.60 McGlll & Lyles, supplies . . 54.07 T. C. Stover, supplies .. .. 3.23 H. B. Heese, supplies .... 9.85 J, M. Carson Co., supplies 222.86 I). It. Williams, supplies .. 21.35 J. L. Hinson, supplies .... 20.00 David WOlfe, supplies 4 2.86 Camden Fur. Co., supplies,,. 12.00 W. T. Smith, supplies .... 29.85 Lewis 6: Christmas, sup I?li< B 32.75 < J 1. W. Dabney, supt. poor house . . . *21.00 B. It. McCreight 4.50 Gulf nnd A. In. Co., pre mium on bond 19.50 Camden Chronicle, advertis ing and stationery .... 47.84 Camden News, advertising and stationery ., .. . . 4.70 W. It. Clyburn, prof. sor. , . 19,00 J. W. A. Sunders, prof. sor. IL.DQ, W. C* Perry, Balary ...... 18.14 John Collins, salary . . . . 25.00 M. C. West, salary . . .... 100.65 W. F*. Ilussell, salary .. .. 32.45 W. L. McDowell, salary . . 18.00 J. 1); Sinclair, salary . . . . 51.60 D. M. McCaskill, salary . . 2,027.50 I. J. McKenzio, salary . ? 101.45 W; W? Huckabee, salary . . 200.30 G. Ij. Dixon, salary . . . . 12.50 TIioh Wilson.. , building brdg. 300.0.0 Total, . . . ; 5,243.64 M. C. WEST, Supervisor Kershaw County. For Sale. A tract of land containing ninety-, two (92) acres, situated five and one-half (5 1-2) miles Northwest of the City of Camden. There is a four room house on this property, also u good spring of water. About one-half of this land is cleared up. For terms apply to I. C. Hough or L. A. Wittkowsky. GINNING DAYS! Commencing this week we will run our Ginnery only on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday of each week. Camden Oil Mill W. R. Eve, Jr., Mgr. For Rent 200 Acres Land Near Town. Apply to T. C. DuBOSE CAMDEN, S. C. J. T. Burdell Surveyor an^ Engineer Camde?,&?. . 5.>J >y?. .. ^1. ? ? , A Full the Style# are New and Snappy The Prices Are Right Novelties of f all Kinds and Prices Miss Mattie Gerald CHOICE STEAKS . ? ' ' ? ? - * 1 ? . . :i.? ? . ? ... AND " PORK SAUSAGE i ' ' /' ? ,* ; ' ' ' ? ? . Can Now Be Found at DeLOACHE & COMPANY Near Hermitage Mill Phone 221?J. Notice Before placing your order for COAL, see J. B. ZEMP ? ? ;.v^ ? i !\ ? '? ? jf - Camden Opera House Monday, December 9th Mills and Bernard will offer Miss Ida Neal in Weber & Fields big New York Success Prices 25, 50, 75c. Stat Sale at Zemp's Pharmacy ANu Hiuj^S HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES Wool on Cemmteilon. WrfU for pHe* lilt mentioning this ad. JOHN WHITE & CO. Established 1687 LOUISVILLE, KY?