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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE I I'ritlujr. i*t*r Annum . $IM 0 il, II. Ml c?, i K. N, ) at ??< s>td 1 lot mail waller *1 lite PmIuMk* <1 ('?uiiicn, Suuik C*r?!'ba .1 I Oil N . Hi <ij)<| M, . 'f'lti'lli* iJO ? Mil if toil , M, <*,, .Inn, |IJ, 1 1| I | , jci a i.T\ I'll V S si j;i(h Art Hllo\vn l?j Hook* in (In* < >|'f {<??.' of (ViUHty All'lilor. .1 , I. I lo w*th to < ' U 'ilioiiiprtun, tit 111.; ? I aero $ I 0 K<* f; 1 1 1 1 V\ (Inii'fll'' to , I !J W. I > ( ro \ 1 1 >l i , 1 ;i(j'0. Ill I <> W II of KoihIi.'?w, $200. KmHiau <j rocui'i ( o to \V <> ( ! ro)s I (Mi , I J itcrc in town ?>r Kc?r hlwiW, ??f^oo . I >jt v lit .1 ? l.i'wls to J:' I''. ? t ; 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 a 1 1 . .'{ K JHllii Mil CIllTltW road, $|r2f>i). Jiiiid'H- ItriHliiiiia to I any J on i'n> Ot III.. ll.H I III fll'til in !()' IDMX^OH It, on ( ionloii .Si root , i I 4 !? . <J. 1$. Kiiij; to A. 11. Shaw, olio lm 1 1 iirrr, $ '? Thomas ,1 KirManil to Hi i huii IV H. Sncj.il, hi iK'ri'h ami ?! IuiIIiIIiik, $ I (it?, Kalicriiif Morris io J 10 Ituy, l aire ; 1 1 1 1 1 I IuiIIiIIiik. $460. Mary K I'rito in MarKaroi Malial fny, ~ a< res jind lm i lit I ii kh. $1. ami loyi' a!:d a T f ? ? < ?. I ion V'fco Willi' Sloan lo Jo s SIm'Iu'cii ajid Abi ali. uh SIihImmu, I house and I I O I ^ li , i) a . ^ Inisy A I mi|( i o I- 11 SoHsiona, J -U acre in Luwii of Hlunuy, $|,onn It. M Mil 'ask ill lo Lixiu M Me ( asKili, I house arnl lot on I ' 1 1 1 > I i . S<| h i re in ( 'minion , % 1 .00(1. (i. II. I.enoir lo AV V IliiiHOii, I .r? I 1 -1! iicri'H, $2,Sf>u .lain s I'. Maddox t ? I al, to K. A. Klrkl ml and I, A Wit t kowsky , 3 (id acrcu. $J?00. Da id Wolfo toA llx'H Duivn, 1 li t. $ I i :? .1, I''. I lalcaiiHi to I'Yaniv < 'ant lu'ii, 1 V acres f *. ii. h'i. hards to J 11 (Moim'tita, 5 ,) .l I av ri'.;, $ .'1 ii 'J . [?0 .1 . M. Morton lo <; \V . Sowell. '?0 a i s 1 on. .\a Mile II I Vac h i<? S. \V. West, 2 On t ies on win- road; $-5, ODD Nile I leas o !?; r\ iii I leas, 'in :u res. $2 n 0. \V. W I i tick ;i I ? ? i ? . .dii'l'ltf, in .John Mi ' I > ? ? 1 1 *; i <1 ami \ I : Mel /t a riti , I , iter s. $.V,ihiii ? .John Vi I oii.ilij and v I! Mi i?iu- 1 rn o I' Y Y a rhron j, h i h r?-s. . * 1 2 ?".<>. 1 1 1 1 I > 1 I t ' \\ i l v, i 1 1 tn I .: /.!<? 1 : 1 1 ? I . ? i m ? I :? t ' s $ ! til). K. II. 'SI rut ford in . I a i m * : > Uc.s ? i nob's. I house and I lot on < ' 1 \ liiirii , s . r?*( *t , if r> 7 r> , .1. \. Me I ,\ ii rin to M Ii, St aroro, ! |' icivs, $ I .ii on ?It'll T l.itlie III I j. Schrli k iV. lo.. ! Ill . If h. . ('liar ii- SainiMds, Si-., -lo t '.t rol inc J U >' Id f^oti . ii I - I acri k. J .'inn i i ' 1 1 1 l'.o> kin in \\ i' SiMi'Jf. , 'Jill) ; cros, t I ,000 ' . <? \. Mra ia ton t-i SalJio I (Sard nor 1 lici.is ? and In', ^l,i?on ?\\ W I In Ufilii-f, sheriff, io K S. Yi 1 ? ? i ii . I crrt's. ?2l'ti \v. 1 1 '!? Iv 1 1 Slit Till 'n l\ S V i I . i>;i;o, L' II arri s. I . H M. C isMH to S t ' West ?r? ? ?>!':. >7.0. o n K ?? 1 y n K i ' i* Kri ! \ .1 n r.> $ i I > I -i llO|ll | II \\ ad . i i i hi n r ' In' . j ; * 1 w ay to' 't "a mill t 1 ' ? . :?(? .,.<_??((( \*. . : I if i . -!n- 1 1 1 i ii S< us ? n r . ? . . i ...i - ' ' II.. \\ I I..IN,... 't t iii i i' , ? J i a iiniidi , j I N \i mn I !;n Il\ \\ i i it nd' il . I '. ' ? i' ' J ar1; mii i . . i i" > v , i : i , . P ' ? ?! '? J 1 1 ?? i ' a 1 1 d ?? 1 1 t ?i! Mr1, \\ . , s ' ' i i \ lit* 1 1 ' ? i i ; i ' : i ! ^ . .1 ' i ? . '? >? sd;i\ i.i in , ' ?? ? ?> v> Mt'\a mloj'. 'i' t I" ? . . . ho \ ,?!* \ ? ; r ? u ' *i ?? '? t la- mati I'a _ : i i:f : ; i a " (| . r. <?. ' . Ii ? ' ' - i .-l.-as, ,1 i ? h . I nil , I ? ' , , ? I" .-. . ? ? .1 t 1. * Uft - rr.d ? ? : i : . . ..... M . fr. n _ ^ , 5 v : (.it:,. I,, * ? ft. YVinttiroji dollar Hook Mill. S. Jan, I 4. On Hits morning of JuiMiury ?'<, M?? Himlcni b xjy or VVllMhrop <'olb'K? Kiitlwnd In Mo- auditorium for ?h?- flrnt tliuo u ff ??r tho holiday, oiifli iiu-mhor fronh and c i^or to Ix'kIh work iiHtiln In a ?*.? ordnnco with our U't'onl, Dot ouu wtttt ti batm t , uiiluBH provhlt'ii II I > Mr Johnson <)ollv- 1 o ??<! /hi 1.1 < I < I r<iiH wnh-oui I f 1 H "M buf'K H<> < on^ra? uhi'od iih on I ho niimhor of ?* .1 > -I out rl-poriK mudo III ll.c p: h t ? 1 Ik, <?lll of (lo* I U IK4' 1 n u in Or of it i lii liui /In il and fifiiuniij only <1 Id) Wor<< bi.dow I (10 iivoriim* Tliltt I111. l?rok< 11 11 ! I pruviouh r< oordi, a iu<>hi wo < onii! hurpriny awaH?ul| iim in (In' ;i nn<Min< Tux in thai Mad rtino Si'liiinmnii lli'lnk, *ho groat.i'Hf living roi.il rii.Jt o, would II1< I11<I<' Win Ihrop in hor lour thin wliiK-r. Tho honor i.-i doiib y ;i j ? p r? ?? ia'i'd* Hln<'< rtho w II \ihil onlv oii<; olhi-r Hi* 11 ? 1 1 - ??rii <'liy Columbia. A rrniiKomoritt* urn bidnn nrndo for HpoHnl train* from tho n<i Kl'borlnn towiih VV< hopo a v<'ry larK" uumlx-r of our f. ii'iidn v. ill 1 a U o advantage of UjIk K ?'?.?? 1 opp'MUiiii> in hear thin fa 1 1 1 < > 11 h prima donna. T 1 < ? l< ? ? t h will In [on a ilo boon, and thonO wishing fur tlmr In form a, lion may obtain il bj writing to tho rollogo. Tho national iimntlng of tho t>tu <1 ?? u t Voliintoor Hand, wlilili wi? In* d in Kamian < ' 1 1 y , wan attended by M hhoU Mowlr CJiiiiioro, HjM.1i Mor illl Ann o I ?? ? Langf >rd', J.fmnitf Ma l?i I, Clifford HarraM, ohaporonod by .MIhh MofJory, Horrotary of tho association born. Thnwo iikh'-Miikh 11 <? very liiHtrurMvf arid liHpful, ;ih UMMiih.TH arc proHcnl from all over f.ho world, M. 'r. *v WANT NO CLERICAL CLOTHES Derellcta Refuse to Accept Parson'# Coats, Fearing the Taunts of , Their Fellows, A bundle? i;f clot bets from the iuIb olon lay on tin- tailor's table. "What did you send these tninga around to me for?" bo asked "They seem to be Ih prelly good condition." "They are in' n'o< >d enough Condi r ion," ba;:d il >' mis dunary, .".but . they will never bi- acceptable lo ilic dere licts wv expert to distribute thciu nrioiiR i.iiti!' liii ministerial cut is modified Kvery coat in the lot. ban belonged lo a- pr? ach? r, and its stylo bet ra> s i' ' nv.'i'i", idii ;i. '?'Mom oi ;! r- men who appl\ at the mission f< ii ha vd *no downs' haven't much pride ? ? ? ! i . hut ? i> ??> t > a I k at ft pars* ins coa' I nlcHs act 1 ? ; l 1 1 \ d riven to il/lliey will no! wear one. "Clothes. l e as badly worn but ?>;? a hiiriinc: . ??lit are eh< sen instead. Most ministers have bard work dispos ing oT th, ir .< hrical clothes. t!on scii-nt ion. s? rnpb-s a^aiir-t tnasipierad ini;' in t r!i;;i:>.i, j^ai'b b '.v ut?t h i K to do with these men t ??! m i n? (!.'?? I ? ? r ! : i H t ? ? t"s ' coats. Tl.ev simply don't want them because 'bey dread 'the 1 ; ? ? t ' ! h the cnats lib. |y in j?vnVt:k ? :t ? i: ? >i ; ,> their !e!!o : TABLE DELICACY OT GERMANY Westphalinn Haoi Is Given Its Piquant Taste Ii y the Use of Juniper Bcrr.es. "Wherever a (lertnnn table delicacy Is in demand, there is the Wt^tpbal I an ham to be found. It is Riven its peculiar pbpiant . taste by the us" of juniper berries in smoking the meat. The juniper shrub is indigenous to northwestern (lermanv and so plentb fill, especially in Westphalia, that to its presence Is due the growth. during the past several centuries, of two principal IndustrP's of this (irrmau province, the distillation of pin and t! ?- preparation of Vams. After weeks of preparation fbe buns are ready to b" smoked The pmoke houses con sist ;?("?!??: of two. ; rul sometime? n7 thr'e s'e-i-'s. the fire beiv.jr kindled 1 ; the lo*\< ? and t'i? / . a! hunt; in (he second and third, to which the ? arc: : 'h.r'vimh holes in tho 11- ? ir W> '? ' -iliar har> ?; are in v:i ' i..! ' v s" ? .! <??>???? a !??'. fire n:? '?? < f e:.'. . t that InnP e.- t? !.:?? r ' e--r-"?- ar-< * .?r.?'ar.t 1 v 'Vrewt; ?>'i : : ?? p. ? <?***-. wood : .i\\ il'.lst is hir.?,v!i *" r> pre in r is" !' !'t"v" "???: The fineK *? :t *vn,-< ? ?; <?:: at. aver se at" ut r? \ '1 "> .V. .' I A Bit of Solder A S?t??ry of ?<'<Hlan<t Yard lifllcieue.v Vcihiii Yankee Cuieneu Hy MA I'.ION It. CUU I 1 SS "Hlivfi'fe'.-tfivt* ii h* u rooj|i." 'I ill full, ( '!ji pb*m, I > 1 1 1 I vi? k I w : t \ ? made room fur m f ?> of you folio w ? fHJIII \ \S lit ? Ij.ilr Uh|<<'(| III be taken i tut* of, tor I know you're nffer Kiinit' A n\ i liln^ ol' I iiiporta ii<-?> V ' "Well. It's ii"i vMi' ily i ;u port 'i ill , ii ii?) ><?1 it in important in <?n?? .mmi ?(?. seeing that t hero's ;i I" be played on u iinij we've i<> make preparations to meet l|. Jlave you any suspi- Ions per hoiis in I he house','" 'Now you speak or il, it men i'ii ii 14* In yesterday. i don't think he's a regular crook. simply ii measly chap Hint inl^lil I ?** hired (6 ilo Home iliri \ work." "That Ills eX,il?'tl.v. I shall il your assistance, ko I may as w < > i I show you my (uintl. Yon have this Mi-h. Striker of ('h|cji^i> here. whom* coining lo l.ou don has lie*- ii made so much (lf In the Hoelel.v Journal, s. These American mil lionalresHeH are. some of (item, trying to t>ea( the.^N'ew York customs olflcers, and tliey do ho ijult<- often. The Auier kiln deter live in a very dull bird beside our Fn^llsh oiitlooker. This Mrs. Strl ker, I ve leu rued, has bought the dia iiioikI that the Mardcnstle family has heen trying to tind a purchaser for. They finally. Hold it lo her for ?'JO,000." "Well'/" said the landlord. Mr.;. Striker Is not Koinjjto pay Amerlrnn duty on a Ptone that eun be carried in a shoe heel, or a bouquet of flowers <>r a watch cane with the works removed to make room for it or a do/eu other places of eoneeflluieut. hut the t rou hie Is that the news lias tfone over tli.it she's bought the Hani castle Kcin, ami those muttpnhcnds of New York will he on the lookout for her. She's to sail on the Romania on Wednesday, ami they'll naturally ex pect that (lie diamond j;oes with her. "Now, we id S otlaml Yard are up to all these sniut'-.-lliiK tricks and are on to this iiiiuie I don't .need to. jxive away how I the story, hut I jrot It all tae same. Tomorrow morning Mrs. | Striker will he found hound and Kni tted in her room and the diamond ;:one. i I ho New \ ork <'li.*tps Will see an ac count ol the loss cabled to the news papers,. and when the lady arrives she I will e'ii.t meet Willi jhe attention she deserves," Mint what s the need of a robbery if, it's all a fakoV" "Th-it's where our part ovv'r here [.comes in Mrs. Striker wii! be hofjrid ! iuc u>. Scotland Yard men to re-over ! her diamond and ?.'i\ln-.: tad; lo the new s| fe| I< III el's." There . doilbl ? i less so[||o i hi. fedel a I e of hel's I'lulll here in \oio- hotel wh'? -will take ;:u> b I a II j e < ,(' robher.V ." I see: he'!| tal;e it and return it to her secret i\ ?? "No. he won't do . - V si| )| I I , .V"U MIJ'J'O.S,, she'll trust it to ;i |*t * | J. ? w ? bk?? I fiat '? Writ site w:int<: t : I ? ?. !>. lo make it appear that he robbed | ,?r of il \ lid how ,jij, We Scot la ml Yard men jret It back from him \\ hen he hasn't uot it'.'" I I here s that uieasl\ ehap I snoke j I" .Mm about now- that led headed fcl ! J??w just L'oiin; into the sinokiic..' room. lie hooked himself from Mruiiia'-em. ! but 1 know by his accent t hat lie', an American. I.iiunon is full of American I crooks, i shouldn't wonder if they ' kept \ ou fellows busy looking after I them," , ? | 'So they do. I'm irhid you've pointed him out to me; it will save my hunt. a;; him tin What's tii,. number of !,|s I room'.-" ? "No ,i; Come to i h in k ? ? i" i ? . ' \ f : Strikers room is 7 directly opposite.'" "i'hew' What .i simp!.- jjamo it is. to ; be sure!'' " W hat are \ou ^ojn-^ to do?" "M.nke stile ho doesn't leave li s I'.mni t ?? ' i i -_r I ? t a t ier h ? t;:i,s up t shall in k 'e i |o.e ; ' ? ? \ i 1 1 r ,,n I he sji| . .) |n 1? i ... "? ? do".- He's , ; i: : to ?? ;? 1 1, ; ; 1.. ,1m w it?i the Ia..:-er ' ' ' ' ? ' e the h':> ri.e s|. ?,}? I I ] ' e e I ' I the I ; hjj ' ' ' 't !:<:?? Mr-. Str".. *s I , ut ?-?>'ie | ? ?"'?;? !' ?? V : p.. I C- u ill ' ' ? ?' " ?-'.?! ? .e | ? ,. ;r . . ,V| ?e ' ? ? lor ward i:-;. p \ re . -?!> r; ? . r , ^ ? I " :?'?'? e von 7 J ., i j, | ,.r ?? ? '? ! ,;e ? ? >' r.dor i be!. ^ up now : : 1 e ' ? -.?!'?!> w ; '. h )? ? ? :: ? : ? d i ea.'.-d I st : ' ' ?' ??' '???'? . er.r ? ? r : !" '"-e ... lea < e s u. 1 ? ? .! . w 1 ni v h i ?" ?' *1 w.:.i ? '? :!ie w t e .. > .. f ... ? . l>(| ' - ; - Se ' ' ' ?" 'be ? ? . ,|S ?? ! ? ? , !> O -. r a ' ; !?d w ,is 'W ' ' - . ??..'< -i^rk "Who look It?" "I don ( know. '11m lock of in/ do*r wax ph led 1 heurd *oair one work ing at \i, but before I <'0(lld decide vv hu t lo do t lit* <J OOf ? lit. thrown open k ltd HOlilO OUO (UUie ill. There bollitf no light in tlx* room, i couldn't ?? *e who bi> wiik. 1 f,'uve a cry. pttd lio .sprung Upon me. put that thing In my mouth ((iid tied mo In the chair. Then ho Hiild- I hat if I didn't tell hiui whuro I' ho I hirdciudle diamond wan he would kill 1 1 to* T? Huve my I i f?* I told liiui thai it wit h under, my pillow on I ho bed lie took it and left me hh you hi <*," The afternoon i<*'Udon newspapers published tlio fait of the Iohh of the diamond,* hul refrained from giving any clow to the robber. IVotlaud Yard otihialH looked wise and said nothing. They did not i?ven watch the measly chap with the rod head. Hut Mrs. HI rift or, lo make nuro that tin* news of tli?> Iohh of her diamond reached New York. cabled the fact to her huahiind. and an account of tho robbery ap peared in all the ufternoon jo i mils, People In I*oudoti were surprised at the apathy Of the pollco In the matter. Hut there was one man amoiiK l hem who w a h not apathetic, Clfu phaui. There wu? a supplementary game on hand that he did not mention to Sti- ? vers, lie wished to discover that the diamond was still In Mrs. Striker's pos session and receive several thousand pounds hush money. When the lady left her room lie entered it with a pass key and looked In every nook for the (join. There was not a liolhny ar ticle or one that could be made hol low in the room that he did not take to pieces. The vtone might be con tained In one of a cluster or artlilclal grapes ornamenting one of a number of hats ho found In the room, and lie de molished every grape without tlnding what lie looked for. Some bell shaped buttOIUTtle Cracked, with the same lieg tttive result. At last he was obliged to give up the job. Men n while the rt,'d headed man came and went in and out of the hotel. The landlord was anxious to get rid of him, but had no excuse to turn htm out. Indeed, he was requested by Clapham not to do so. Clapham was not sure some cue might not yet be derived from Ulin. ( But nothing turned up. At the sailing of the Itomauia. Clapham stioil on the dock. After the gangplank had been removed and the vessel was well out, who should lie see waving his hand to him with a sardonic smile- on his face bill the measly red headed np'h he had sat up nil night to watch. Tin Londoner stood gaping at tho fellow till he was out of sight. then turned away muttering imprecations on tic." whole - blarsted" Yankee nation. Mrs. Striker kept her stateroom f i ?: a day or two. then 'appeared on deck, Everybody on hoard h;:d heaitl \.f tu t loss, and those who had an . m ? ? > i nat a nee -with her commiserated with her !*<>:? it Siie tossed her head and laughed 'as though the in. .for v. ere e.t tl<> great importance to her. as indeed it was not. for sin- was rieh ?*iu>i iirli to bey more gems at the s.rine prl< Whim i!':> Romania was ea .milig Hp New hay. among t li ? ? > iowil < f p;1 ? ;r"gei . standing mi I he d i. w . Mrs. St riker :;!;e w oi <? a very la hat. '.rimmed e'-; ! oi\i !e! v. th.'i I, .-el I ?? ? 1 1 *jr i : t ia !,o!i<!or ?:.)! two ho !?,? Co <? livn itnr her Ivii. ! for the steame". i ? I ' ! ? ? ; M ""I (:?<"!< S 1 : 1 1 ? ? 1 1 Island : 1 1 > - ! I n ?: ? ? I i 1 1 *.r ? ! i ? i i,- I"! t ! ? ? ? siivi f When it h.ld e< 1 1 : ie Witlllli :l I'cW I. till droll yard- of her a jillst of '.viud ten!; her beautiful lint and dropped it on tin- water. I iti L tlus motorhoat that ar rived so timely received it :m<l sped away merrily. It <li<l not pet very far before it wa> stopped. Soon after the Uomanisi passed Sandy ilooU another inotorlioal was .seen following her. and tin? red headed man from London from thi stern was making signals to it. whiel" were evidently understood. As sooi as the first boat rescued the hat tin* second crave it chase, overhauled it ami took it in eharpe. When Mrs. Striker reached the doe I. in New York she was arrested tot j sniuppliup. The hat was produced and. in a laiye swelling ornament wa. the I I a rdeast !e diamond. The fact had been removed, the stone insert'"? and the f.n e sohle od in its p tare a trail. "I b>\\ did son '_'ei on to the bi liess. W.'i I U Ins ,i-'.ed t!:e customs in spe t > >r "Wei,, \i . ?- . . I -v.i- sent -.vei to j trae|< the man who absconded from tin ! th National ban), and was in T>>n j don when i he lady howciil the stone I re< *|\oi n ?? | -lie iidpht t;v I" it ii j i ; e. ? ! 1 1 \ . ami I took a n?> n dire t : !> oj'| o-iie !.<-iv .ii the hole . She pr. | no ?; i?.|< of i". ?! >" .? on the I ..indoiier in ? ? i ? I ? r th.:i it i:.;_d.l be . abled ove ; here . 1 1 . d ; i ! ; ;. on teilow- off you ^?;\id v > <>i . ':d N.inl mat. u'of on t tile !?'. i: e--. I ;.t :? it on to it- line in wavhio- I lie' w :\ I In "Ited it W!l , t : i . . \\ h. e sliaiin w in^ the lady 1 s;!\< l.er bii.v -."lie Mijiler. and the la-: thin; she bought ;:i I "iid.-n Was the hat t ha b'e > . .:V her he.ul in the bay. Not Ion. ? !aa\ relne!] : I >??[". M c had a easi of it ! !.iv, in-. 1 put the two together and .;!.'e<l . i : j r :? tr?- 1 : ? -y to be on the iooU-v" The iv-t you know." "We: . IV: report the case to the col ? t" the port. You po up to hl oi!i. e hi :. w days and you'll find out w ". : t:-.e u<c> eminent w lii do for you What d ? you e\t .? t I t' t>.\. e,?;?si,ierin? the poods arc w.i;:h s) . e. mi (ho duty will rur uji : - r. ; ; \ v. ..?? t >?p thousands, the* ? uneshij-.p pretty nice foi I ; ? ' " . - ? t . -pe billy since thev '? Ir mv ? n < et: t of duty them -e - f h ??::.* t I ecu for you." S... .. ; ???j ?y r.'.rp xr.ns done for ^ e it wns done from n lr% ' d it was never known how ' ' ?' ' e.-t U 1NMT1TUTK IWMilUM To Ih? Ill-Id in Cindm Kriiluy *u<l Haturiliiy , .lanuury 10 uml 17. ? Friday, 10 to 12 OliHorvation i i? City 8?HooJh, 1 1' to Dinner. 2:oo Wortt.fi of welcome by Mr. , C. N, Hutchison. Purpoau of i h<* Iio?f Ihiio by Mr. ( W, IJlrchmoru. K < ? 1 1 cull uiic) infiiut OM. instrumental nolo by .\Jl?? Pur rlnhii Model lesson in Phoniccs by M Uh Annie Workriinn. (JtMlt:l'4tl dlnCUbhiOll Of t)l).St'?' Vt'd methods and How t li**y n? i h ? be UHtni in rural schools. Address by Statu Kujd. Swt*arln~ K II. Prayer, * 7 :Jiu Prayer! < horn* by schtml children, Jed hj M|w I'arrlHli. lecture by Prof, YV.*K. Dow bio quartette. I iih. ru tiit!ii ( a I 1 1 1 1 < * t by Misses Lois Williams ami Mildred (joodale. : 1 f? Address by lion. M. L. Smith. Saturday, !)::{(> Roll Call. Instrumental Bolt) by MisS Sarah Micklo. Hound table discussion led l>y Prof. W. K. Taif. a. Home good and some jioor methods of teaching. I). How to utilize (be -time to the best advanage. e. How to manage non-attend anco and irregular attendance. d. The school and community library, by I'rof, It. M. Kennody. e. How the Tomato Club enrieheH rural schools, by Mihk lOdith ii. Par rott. f. Benefits derived from County Field Day and School Fair. 1 2 : 00? -Lunch at school building. 12:30?- Music by MIhhub Jones and Parrish. Prayer. ... l OKKC'l/OHUltH S \ l'h]' i State ofSout hCarolina County of Kershaw In the Court of Common Pleas. | L. A. Wittkowsky, Master for Ker shaw County, Plaintiff Against Mittie 10. Truesdel, Fannie A. Watts and I.. \j. Clyburn, Defendants. Under and by virtue of a decree 'of It. \V. Memniinger, Presiding .Judge, of date November 29, 1913, in the above entitled cause, I will se'l at public outcry, to the highest | bidder for cash, before the Court House d or in Camden, S. ('., during the legal hours of sale, ion the f rs-t Monday in, February next, be ing the 2nd day thereof, the follow ing deseril ed real estate: All I hat piece, parcel or tract, of land in Ke s'.iaw county, s'ate afore said containing ono hundred (TOO) a r s, more dr le a, bounded on the Nor h by Pubi c Road leading to Carnd: n, on the East by lands of S. J. T. Young, on the South by land1 oT Henry Mu'in, and on the West by la' ds of John K. and Camilla E. Truesdel. Terms of sale cash Laurens T. Mills, Special Master. Camden, S. Jan. lf>, 1914. Wood's Celebrated Grass and Clover Seed Mixtures Are specially prepared for differ ent soils' and purposes. They give the largest yields of Hay and Pasturage. Wood's 1914 Descriptive Catalog pives the profitable and satisfactory ex perience of farmers who for years have been sowing Wood's Special Grass Mixture*, with the bc-st permanent re sults. \V ood's C.itrtlof; nl?o gives the fu!le3t information about a!! other. . Farm and Garden Seeds. Catalog mailed free. Write for it. T. W. WOOD & SONS. Seedsmen, - Richmond, Ya. (j| Many successful real estate dealers have taken their first lesson in buying, selling, value and market, from the Classified ? page. IJ The oWner- adyer tised property is usually sold, "worth the money" ahd. no agents commission to pay. Tlit? Next Attraction. A coming attraction to the opera house on Saturday, January 3 let, iw a dramatization of Augusta J. Evans sensational novel of the Southland, "Macaria," by ChurlcB Marshall Jell off, which depicts in an exciting, gri; p'ng, -tonne i>lity blended with c e er humor, the hardships and Bac ri r i 0.4 of the women of the South In the great struggle aginst Invasion. Tho characters are all Southerner* and of the great school of Dixie. Tho play is entirely different, from any play of the days of '61 that ha: been presented in the South. There is no blending of northern and sou thern characteiB. It is purely an at traction of the Souh, for the South and by the South! fiOIHiK DIRECTORY Rising Star Chapter No, 4, R. A. M., meets third Tuesday In each month. it. T. Goodale, E, H. P.; ' C. H. Griffin, K.; L. T. MIUb, Scribe, C. 1'. DuBose, Secretary. Korshaw Lodge No. Zif, a. t\ M., meets first Tuesday in each month. N. R. Goodale, W. M.; VV. Geisenhe mer, Treas.; N. C. Arnott, Secretary. Jr. O. U. A. M., meets fourth Fri day night in. each month. C. W. Birchmore, 0.; J. P. Bateman. . 11. S. . Live Oak Vamp No. 4<J, \V. O. W., meets first Thursday night in I each month. C. W. Birchmore, C. (J., VV. 10. Johnson, Clerk. Do K alb Lodge No. 41, K. of i\, meets secnod and fourth Mon day nights in each month. W. G. Wilson, C. C.; M. II. Iloyman, K. of It. & S. Poplar Camp No. I'.tlD, VV, O.' W., meets Monday night on or before t. "the full moon in each month. T. J. Munnerlyn, C. C.; B. 10. Spar row, Clerk. Antioch Lodge, No. 2t?3, A. P. M., . meets Thursday night on or be fore full moon in each month. D. W. Joy. W. M.; VV. It. Davis, S. VV. ; L. II. White, J. VV. i Itlchard Kirkland Council, No. 130, Jr. (). U. A. M., (Antloch) meets First. Thursday night after full moon in each month. F. D. Boy I kin, C.;, C. VV. Shiver, It. S. j Lafayette Council No. 2, R. & S. M.? 1 meets second Tuesday ' in each month. C. H. Griffin, T. I. M.; . It T. Goodale, It. I. D. M; J. C. Rowan, I. I*. C. W.; A. W. Bur nett, Uec'order. Want a Cook Want a eierk Want a partner Want a situatio* Want a servant glrjl ^ Want to bo 11 a piano Want to sell a carriage Want to sell town property Want to sell your dry goods Want to sell your hardware ; Want to sell millinery goods Want customers for any thing. Advertise through "Tho Chronicle." Advertising is the way to success. . Advertising brings customers Advertising keeps old ones Advertising insures success Advertising shows energy Advertising shows pluck Advertising is "biz" Advertise or bust Ad vortise long Advertise w o 1 1 ADVERTISE At Once. S. C. Buff Orpington's FINE YOUNG STOCK FOR SALE And Eggs For Hatching ALSO FEW BARRED ROCK PULLETS FOR SALE BELLSHAW DAIRY FARM MRS. A. S. WHITE, Proprietor