The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, June 09, 1903, Image 2
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f\U>lutuxi Hveiy /W?day by
CHAS W. 8IRCHM0RE PROf Ht 1 OR
Huosc I'titonf 1.6O a. y i i . ? 1 1 ? 1 1 1 < c<
OVMDKN, S .~<J~ June 9i h, 1903
A TKIlUIUI.t: mSASTfclf.
JtJFollowlng closely upon the fioods
in the west, the disastrous forest
fires in the north, the terrific cy
clone in Georgia, comes a great ca
lamity within the borders of our
own state.
On Saturday morning the Clifton
Mills and the Pacolet Mills near
Spartanburg, were washed out of
existence, as the result of a clou^
barst in the mountains. The wateis
rose in a very brief space of tr ie
to over 40 feet. The reports pub
lished yesterday, places the death
lossess at 80, and the value of prop
erty destroyed at hot less than
three and a half millions of dollars.
The governor has issued an ap
peal to the people of the State foi
help. 500 families are homeless and
4000 people are out of^employment.
The disaster is without a parallel in
this state. Help for the sufferer
is needed, and whatever is done foi
them should be done qu:ckly. Tilt
citizens of Camden sent a contribu
tion last night of about $300. Othei
contributions will be forwarder
promptly. Don't wait for the com
mittee to call upon you, but hunt
either of them up, or leave youi
contributions at The Messenge:
office and we will be glad to hand it
to the'eommittee for you. The com
mittee ^consists of Messrs. C. J
Shannon, W. J. P. Weeks, A. D.
Kennedy, Rev. W. W. Mills am
Dr. John W. Corbett.
Bethune Budget.
Bethune, June 8. ? We have tia*.
plenty of rain, in fact it Gained ev
ery day last week, and very littU
work could be done on the farm:
and grass is getting to be plentifu
though it is small yet. Accordin;
to the old saying that if it rains tlv
first day of a month there will bi
plenty rain that month if that b*
true we will have plenty this month
Some of the farmers have not plantc\
their bottom land yet, and if it keep,
raining they can not plant, and tha
what has been planted will b?
drowned. But we ought to be thank
ful that we have had good rains am
have had no destructive floods lik?.
the one that they had on the Paco
let River in Spartanburg County
that destroyed so much propert)
and lives at Glendale, Clifton, aiu
Pacolet. We are sorry to hear ol
such calamities, but I reckon thi
people of the State, and country a",
^arge, will help those unfortunate
Human kindness and sym
Peo^^ke great helps to those it.
HWRW^frlcrif all will help, no ont
will miss it.'
Messrs. D. M. Bethune, N. A, Be
thune, G. B. King, and J. A.
McLaurin returned last Tuesday
from New Oaleans where they at
tended the reunion of the old soldi
ers. They report having had a
good time and are well pleased with
their trip. They visited the sugai
refinery and Mr. Murdoc B. says
that he does not want any mo it
cheap New Orleans molasses, and
Mr. Gijlum K. says that he will not
want any sugar in his coffee? They
stopped at Lee, Florida, to see Mr.
Thomas^Yarbrough and family who
left this^county a few years ago.
Mrs. Yarbrough was Mr. D. M. Be
thune's daughter. They also stop
ped at Pavo, Ga. to see the children
of Mr. T. R. E. Bethune, a brother ol
D. M. and N. A. Bethune, who left
this county a few years ago a no
went to Ga., to engage in the tur
pentine business. He died out there
and left a wife and three children
and since his death his wife has
died. The three children, two boys
and one girl, stay with their granu
parents at Pavo, G;.
?~We are sorry to , eport the death
(T Mrs. Lovda Raley, widow of the
late William Raley, of the Buffalo
section of this county. She died on
Monday, June ist. She was a good
woman and will be missed by her
relatives and friends. She was about
70 years old. She leaves two sons,
Messrs. Gillum and W. C. Raley of
Buffalo and two daughters Mrs. R.
W. Hammond, of Bethune and Mrs.
John Reese, of Buffalo, and a host
of other relatives to mourn her
death.- To the bereaved family we
extend our sympathies.
Cab.
Ths Stat* Bummer Bohool for
Teachers will b? held at Winhrop
College, Hock H>ll, B. U., from Jane
28rd to Jaly21st. Winthrob College
is an excellent place for auoh a nohool
beoauee of the splendid equipment,
aooeaaible librsriee, reading room*,
and extensive aocomodaton*. Arrage
menta have been made for boarding
in the college and this gi fee the Boutn
Carolina Bummer Hohuol onite an ad
vantage over some others benanae (he
teachers are conveniently located and
can enjoy better advantagea,
- ?"* ? 9 ^ >
HoWs Thin?
) We offer One Hundred Dollars lle
? ward for any caa? of Catarrh that oin
not l>e cured by Hair* Catarrh Cure.
/ F. J. liheney ? Co., Toledo, ().
We. the undersigned, have known K.
3, Cheney for the last K> years, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their Arm.
west & Traux, wholejale DrugglatH,
Toledo, O.
Waiding, Kinnan A Marvin, wholesale
Drugfiiits, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure It taken intern
ally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface* of the ay?tem. TesU.
mott'sls sent free, l'rlce 76 9. per net
tle' s d by all Drnggl?ts,
Hall's Family i'illn are the be*t.
fOUnf^CQEMEYClIRE
^ Wjfcis KMaiy* tmi Ullir ItlfM
Ills L**t H?p? lioulljcvl,
1 From the Sentinel, Cebo, Mont.] i
Lu the first opening of Oklahoma to j
jettlers In 188'h the miller of this paper f
was among the many stokers after lor- i
tune who made the big rate one tine j
?i ?y hi April. During hit* truve ing u
bont and afterwards his cam ping npou
his daiin. he encountered n. uch baa iwt
'er. which, together wiin tin' ?e>'ei<- i
neat, gave Inn. a v ry sev re lil irrhoen
which it seemed utmost impossible t>
?heck. and along in dun* thr* <?*??<? be
came so bad he expected to die. O .. ??
day one of his neigm ois brought 111 m
ne s'li.i.l hottl^ D| Lrtmhi r'uiu Co.'c,
'hoi rd, .ir.d l?.?ii!n>ea iitmedy as a
isl hope. A big dose w given h tu
a title hn was n tiling a bunt on the Kt'ood
n gre<*t Hjj oy, and in a Itsv mii'lltes
the do.se was repeated. Thy yood ? !
'Vets ol the medicine was soon itot'c?d
nd With ui an hou . the piiient w.t , t uk
ng his tirst sound sleep tor u f. r inght
1' hat ono hltio bottle wi rked a com
pete cure, and he cannot f . * 1 p l.ut I'tci
,'ratebil I'he season ftr bowel iH.^o;
U rs being at .hand suggvs's thts iu-.n
"'or sale bY F M. Zeinp A. Dei 'ass.
English Items.
Yilj cloMUg flLltiM'S Ol 1 1 : c >lm<'y (.? 1 1 w
%ch ? >) were quite ft success. Mr \V C. .VI.
??u. the principal, has done a good y.ar'i"
vork, and is popu ar boil) us a teacher :unl
m a man, Tnc scholars from i!u eldest to
be youngest acqittcd themselves with gre.it
ireuit. The large audience win, uu.iDitnou*
a its verdict us to l he interesting nature ol
be program, and the creditable manner in
vaicb it wu8 carried out.
lloury Jerterson, aged otn hundred \ ears
noro or 1? ? likely more ? died last
Saturday night at eleven o'clock. He wah
n ante bellum days, Mrs. Harriet Knglisu'f
Iriver*
Miss Dora Amnion-, has gone to Cauideii
ui a visit.
Rev. 11. B Urowiie was at Mi. l'rosp'c
>D the recent occasion ol'the <.}uatieriy Con
erence, and preuebed on that occasion twi
?icellent discouses.
There was quite an electric storui o i. ?
iere lust Monday night,
Mr.J. H. Dunn bus a field of very lini
tobacco which bids fair to be of exce'den
luahty. There is much line tobacco lain
lereabouts, and any one contemplating en
paging in the tobacco business would do wel
<0 visit this purl oT West Wuteree before lo
lating elsewhere
The house of Ambrose Phillips on Mi
pluntaiion of Mr. 1). ^prncer was stnicl
jy lightning during the electric storm oi
ilie ntght ol June 1st, and wn* destroyed b;
Ire, None of his family were injured In.
tliev fled almost naked from the bnilJin;
?itnf nothing was saved except a quilt.
Cm es Blond and Skli | Useascs, Itehii g
Humors, Eczema, acrolein, htc.
Send no money? simply writoaud ti \
Botanic Blood Halm at our expense- /
personal trial of lilooct Balm 13 belte
than a thousand printed testimoniah
ho don't hesi ate 10 write for a fr??
sample,
H you Bultdr from ulcers, eczeinb,
? scrofula, B ood lVison, cancer, eating
sores, itching skin, pimples, bo, is, bori*
pains 6wdhng8, rheumatism, catanl
or any blood or skin disease, wo advh.
vou to take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B
B ). especially recomended lor old 01
itinate, deep seated case.s of maiigmtii
olood Bkin diseasfts, because Bot^nn
Blood Balm (li. B. B.) kills the poisoi
in the blood, cures where all else fail
heals every sore, u. tikes the blood pure
and rich, givis the skin thb rich glow o
.health. B Ji. B. the best b o, d p ir 1
made. Thoroughly tt-sted for 80 year.
Cost 81 p? r hirge bottle at drug storts
lo prove it cures, sample of Blood lialn
sentlreeoy writing Blood Balm Co.
Atlanta, (la Loicribe trouble and in
tne Heal advice scut in a sealed, ettn
.-IT"! his Is an houtst tdlci ? medium
sent at onte prepaid. For sale in Cam
den by Zvmp A: DePass.
Beulah Items,
The clobing exercises of the Clevelan,
School, was celebrated by a basket uicm.
at the residence of Mr. . E. KubI,, uoa,
the school house last Saturday. Severn:
?ooJ speeches were delivered, <1 inner wu
plentiful, and every one Beemod to onirn
t ho day. Mr. W. B. Turner, who has jum
closed his first term, as teacher ofthisschoo
JeserveB the thanks of the patrons for ib.
general improvement of the pupils, He i.
i good teacher.
r p et^eu'u,> League met at Mr
J. f. West's, last Friday night.
Miss Ada West, & charming and ulnar
live young lady from Roland, spent 1 1>.
pa-t week with relatives here Wo wouli
00 glad for her to make this section he
aome. Guess we ooul'.l get a second to this
Misses Annie, Cora, Madge, I.eiln, am
Irene Woldon, and Hossio l'eebles of Smith
vulle, attended the picnic here lasl Saturday
We aro always glad to have them visit here
It hns been raining here eve. y duv foi
the past week, and Ibis (Saturday) inoruiiu
waa the heaviest yet. Don't know when w.
oan plow again, but if it continues rauc!
longer, grass will niuko itself known to all
It is no respeoter of persons.
We oannot refrain from cnngratuUliiu
the jury on rhe Kelly and Love case. V\ ,
ire thankful that old Kershaw County i.
redeeming herself from somo of the erron
of the past. We heard a man say, while tin
jury was in the room that they would noi
!>e convicted, as it was impossible to con
vict in this comity. W e are sorry any om
oould say this, but our past record wouh
ooar them out. 'Now let .Jini Tilhnan eom,
aero for trial if ho wants to, and if be d.m'i
mind he will get a verdict of guilty wilhoii
mercy.
We are writing with our new o<lilor it.
our lap. 1. 00k out. for a new correspoi.deii'
somo day.
Reporter.
"1 have been troubled for Homo linn
with indigestion and sour stomach "
9a.V?Mrs. Sarah W, Curt.is, of [A>e
Mass., "and have been taking CI Hmb-'
eilain'B stomach and Blver' TaoleU
which havo helped me very much so
that now i can eat ma iy things thai
before I could not." if you have any '
trouble with your hlonach why not
take these Tahiota and get well ? Foi
sale by F. M. Zemp A jjel'nsy.
On the first and third Tuesdays of April.
May and Juno the Frisoo NyMem (Saint
l.ouisand Han Francisoo Railroad) will have
on sale reduced one way and round irir,
tiokots from nirminghani, Memphis ami
.^aint Louis to points in Arkan-ias Mia
aouri, Oklahoma, Indian Territory.and Te?
as Wrlto W. T. Haunders, (J A p |>
Frisoo System, Atlanta (Ja., for informal ion [
?o You Knjoy What Tou Hat?
If you don't your food does not do
vou much good. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
lathe remedy that everyone should take
when there Is Ian y thing wrori# with
the stomach. There ifl no way to main
tain the health . and strength of mind
and body except, by nourishment. 'I here
?noway|to nourish except through
the stomach. The stomach must be
kept healthy, pure and sweet or the
Btrcugth will let down and diRea.sf, W|ll
flftt up. No appetite, loss of strength
nervousness, headache, constipation!
bad breath, sour risings, rifting, indi
ff?!tion, dynpepsia and all stomach trou
blew aro (julckly cured bv the use of
Koaol Dyspepsia Ctire. Sold by F M
J5err,pA:DftI,a?rt.
? ?
l-adlefi and Children furl ?<1,
. Al] >?dies and children who cannot
stand th? shockli?K strain of laxatlvo
syrups, cathartics etc., are invilod to
try the famous Litlle Karly Risers
They are different from all other pills.'
They do not purge the system. Kven a
double dose will not gripe, weaken or
P??P'? c??' thom the Kns y
! Howell, Houjton, IVx., says
nothing better can be used for consti
pation, sick headache, etc. Bob Moore
Lafayette, lnd., says nil others prine
and sicken, while IWltt's I.J?H? KHrly
lUsers do their work well ami <?,. ,y
Sold by F. M Zernp & I),.| 'ass.
R.Mo ard l?*w
k*? do cCcci oo
barorta |rtilc4
with Eureka K ?.'?
dcu l HI. It i?
?i?t? tiiC (.jinp, <
k??-p? tb? in- ^
ct art'.1. }>.?
?U<-.
Jo I. J? If. ?.
So rvu,-;iH!f
face i^? tr-..'
and cm 1 :-.c !
barnc ? r
oulv Vf v f
lookiU|E 1.5. a 4
new, r u* ]
wears l v* k **
*& loDj* by ?>* J
use of Kurt ka
Hirucn 0:1. ^
fAfiVESS
()I!
^\\
Sold
? rerywhrrc I
in c?m? I
all ?uc*. /
Made by
Standard Oi
Company
Presentment (H Hie Grand Jury.
To His Honor J udge Towniend. presid
ing at June term of C-'urt .'or Ker
8 haw county :
We, the Grand Jurv, make the follow
ing presentment . We har.* passed ?n
til bills handed to ue and .hare returned
?he tanie into court.. We have examin
ee the 1'oor flouBtj and find it in ?ood
:ondition, and tin* inm.it-. ? contented una
.veil cured lor, which i>? freat iniprove
nent on condition# existing at our lar>t
!"rm of court. Tne Supervisor of the
jounty inform* us that the Commission
er* (.ontemp'ate 1 : 1 1 1 ' i vr a w oman to cook
and act u s general help at the Poor
Mousy an 1 we recommend that they do
*o.
Wo havj exj'tninod the Jail and find
matters very much improved over last
report. We consider the well from
which water is taken for jail use a men
tee to the health of the inmates. The
:eRspo >! into which sewerage from the
'hi. is discharged. iff- in close proximity
io the well, and the odor from the water*
m the well indicates that there is con
nection between the cesspool and the
well. This should have immediate at
tention.
The bedding is not clean nnd we re
commend ti at some system be adopted
to remedy this evil. We recommend
that the propper officer see to it that the
jury room in the Court House, *?ith the
necessary conveniences appertaining
thereto, he kept in good condition. They
are not s< ? now
The County chain gang is reported to
he in v,ood condition and doing good
work.
No complaints have been made of the
condition of the public roads.
We are pleased to note that th>> Board
of County Commissioners have taken
steps tu improve the Charleston roar.
And the Hishopvillo road and hope to re
port a completion of these improvement
in our next presentment.
It is reported to us by the Clerk of tin
Court that the Clerk's otl.ee" has beer
broken into twice recently although th<
windows through which toe entranci
was made have iron bar fixtures, am.
the Clerk states further that he has hnd
additional work done on the windows,
since which time the office has not been
broken into but considers it still inse
cure nnd the public records of the office
in danger til being tampered with or dis
tu.bed, the Court House being so remote
from the business portion of the town
and outside of police pr< tection. We re
commend that steps be at otice tak.-n by
the proper authorities >o build a new
Court IIou?e.
It is reported to us llint one, Aaron
Williams, is living in adultery and is
guilty of the crime of bigamy, having two
wives living, The witnesses to orove
these facts are * S. Jones, Will Iirown,
George Brown and Frank Gardner
The accused it. reported to be living in
?School District No. 1, Kershaw county
It has been reported to us that the
firms of J, II. Burns, A. t>. Kennedy
and J. C. Man of the town of Camden
are dealing In cartridges for firearms,
without having taken out license there
for, ns requireil by law, nnd we call the
attontion of tho proper officers to the
Jfact.
" The books and records of the dffTerent
officials of tho county will be examined
and reported on at September term of
Court.
Thanking your Honor and the Solicit
or for courtesies, Respectfully,
?>am'h R . Adams, Foreman.
Mrs, Fred Unra.th,
Prcwlrtent Oountry dub, Ilfinton
llnrbur, Midi.
"After my first baby w?? born I did not
item to regain my strength although the
doctor gave me a tonic which he consid
ered very superior, but Instead of getting
better 1 grew weaker every day. My hui
band Insisted that I take Wine of Cardui
for a week nnd see what it would do for
me. I did take the medicine and was very
grateful to find my strength and health
slowly returning. In two weeks I was out
of bed and In a month I was able to take
up my usual duties. I am very enthusi
astic In its praise."
W ino of Cardui reinforces the organs
of generation for the ordeal of preg
nancy and childbirth. It prevents mis
carriage. No woman who takes Wine
of Cardui need fear the coming of her
child. If Mrs. IJnrntli hn<l taken
Wine of Cardui before her bnbycame
alio would not have been weakened as
she was. Her rapid recovery should
commend this ^re, remedy to every
expectant mother. Wine of Cardui
regulates the menstrual flow.
jjflNEorCARDUj,
Ice! Ice!
f hnvn opmiod an Ice Houao in ill*
roar of ( ? oinftri I) aimnt h Knrnitnip
Htorn and solicit iho patrr nnge of nil
pnrc.hafdiarf .
My prieeH will l?n for loo at th<* lcr?
Hohho; my daliv<>ry wn^on will !)???
run an an nooomtnodiition to my on?
tomwrw.
Oil Mondays th? loo Hoiihp will
opener! at 7 o'clock it. in., and cloned
at 2'p m.
Kaappolfnlly,
a. W. CROSBY.
A Fan Thin** to ItomoniDnr
That yon oan the c?lwbrni??d
T?nn??noo Wa^ona. MoUormiok Tlnr
vnHtinf? Mftohinory, Champion (train
Drilla, Hhnrwin ? Williams I'ainta.
All the above HH standard a? a jrold
Dollar.
To hn had ?t H (I- Cftrriflon'a
Our money winning books,
written by men who know, tell
you all about
PotacsK
They are needed by every man
who owns a field and a plow, and
who desires to get the roost out
of them. >
They m Send pottel card,
GERMAN KALI WORK*
? S Nsmau Hltftl, New V?rk
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are positively
forbidden to enter The Kirk
wood premises for any pur
pose whatsoever. Walking,
riding or passing through pos
iiively prohibited. Any one
violating this notice v^ill be
prosecuted .
?T, D. Mc DO WALL,
Superintendent.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially d Igesta the food and atdB
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gans. It Is the latest discovered digest*
ant and tonic. No other preparatloD
can approach It in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgla.Crampsand
all other results of imperfeot digestion.
I*rlee 50c. und f 1 . Large c ire contains 2 M times
BEuu.ll ulzo. Book all about dyspepsia mulledfree
Prepared by E. C. DeWIT A CO.. Chicago.
Money to Loan.
<>n farm hinds {in ?utn of $80u it )> at f
f>er cm,- ii> .?mnsi of $1,000 up at 7 er ceu
N<> ?? charged.
S? Logan Ling.
Coli-j^c of Charleston
Scholarship.
Notice is hereby given that ibe Pro
bate Jnd^eHnd tbe undersigned will
award a S'-hohuHhip in the College of
CbnrlpRtu:i. jointly, by competitive
examination o:i the date of the Win
tbrop examination. to fill the vacancy
1 n the lverhbnw county Hobohirehip.
1{. C. Brnce,
Sup! . I'd. Korrbaw Couuty.
WiLLIAiWS&STEADMAN
FIRE IKIURPKCE AC ? NT
CAMDEN, - - S. ?
The best and the oldest comr
panies represented by on
agency. All losses paid
promptly.
c. C. MOOliE,
Attorney At L aw.
Special attention given to collection of
Rents, Accounts, Ktc. Real Kstute
lJought and sold. Fire Insurance.
yjK.A. WEINBERG,
DENTIST,
Office corner Broad & DeKalh
streets.
CAMDEN S.<
OR I. H. ALEXANOER
DENTIST.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental Col
lege
Broad Street, Camden South Carolina,
S. IOC AN UNG
DEALER IN
Real Estate
Stocks and Bonds
WRITES
Fire Insurance
and
Security Bonds.
Fall into line
and order your new spring suit
from the great Oak-Easel of
Strauss Brothers
Rood Tailor* for 2fc Y*nr*.
CHICAGO.
Prom start to finish Rood qual
ity is the predominating feat
ure of all clothes made to order
by this well known tailoring
house. No detail it too small
to be given careful attention;
your perfect comfort la
their aole aim. Call at our
store and look over the splen
did assortment of .400 lateat
aad nobbiest patterns. We will
quote you prlcea that will Inter
est you. Your satisfaction, aa
always, absolutely guaranteed.
J. C. CURETON & GO
A. D. Kennedy
Has just received a lot of WIRE HAMMOCKS,
the strongest and most comfortable hammock
011 the market. Call and buy before they are
all sold.
Ice Cream Freezers, Fruit Jars, Jelly Tum
blers, Wire dish covers, Fly Fan asd Fiy traps.
Fishing tackle of all kinds, Minnow buck
ets, Buel spinners. Every good fisherman will
have one. Drop & drag seins, dip nets, spear
heads, flax and silk lines.
Horse nets, summer Lap Robes.
I
Screen doors and adjustable window screens, j
j Canvass and rubber hese for >our gardens, j|
? lawn mowers.
Clauss' shears and scissors, ladies delight,
every pair Warranted.
Deer! ng Mowers, ball, bearing lightest draft
on the market, repairs kepi on hand. Sell
dump and hand dump rakes.- Easy payments.
Line of shelf and heavy Hardware, well Se
lected.
Choice groceries at bottom prices.
Right Prices and right treatment .
A
What's The Answer?
There can be only one answer, when a firm invites comparison
between their goods and prices and anv competitors ? It must.
be that they arc confident that the public verdict will be in
their favor.
ON THIS PLATFORM WE STAND i !
Buyingjin enormous qualities for spot cash, knowing our
busines thoroughly, keeping in touch with all maikcts, wi
simply defy competition. You can not afi'ord to buy without
seeing us. We handle everything in fertilizers, groceries,
hardware, shoes, harness, furniture, wagons, buggies, farm ma
chinery, plantation supplies, &e. &c.. and won't bo^undersold.
Remember too, that we warrant
everything as represented,
and your money back if you are dissatisfied with any purchase
Springs & Shannon.
ANCHOR BRAND
LIME
? Best made
GOATS HAIR
PLASTER
BDLlDERS SUPPLIES.
bu\\ line farming implements and
Hardware.
J' Ar"nV.
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'PHONE 137
Clothing at Cost.
You Know What You
Are Getting.
Every article of jewelry you
buy from Messrs. Weinberg
Bros, is fully guaranteed. You
know just what you are get
ting. If it does not prove ex
actly as represented, a now
i piece is given you in its .place
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Trespasfi Notice.
AM pcrRonx are hereby warnod not In
? IrcHpitKH on my plftoc four mi I on Kant of
Camden, known a* tho Molten mill plaoe.
Any one violating thin notioe will ho pro*
edited. J. 0. Man
! IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that In accordance
with Hie law governing tho Wmo I ho quar
terly meeting* of the (.oiiqAt Roard ofCom
miaaionor* will he held o4 the ftrat Mondays
in January, April, July and Ootob?r, hut
j nil other mooting* of the Hoard will b? held
>on W?>dncJMlikjr?, the firat Monrfay of
Woli month nn?l f^at all hllla mu*t ho filed
V^ th tho Kupervtfor tho day helore tho
meeting* or they QifeTiot ho aotod upon.
Ily order of the Oounty Commissioner*.
J M. SOW K.I. I..
8 n per visor j
April <?lh. 1108. 1
NOTICE.
Notice i? harahy ^ivnn that 1 1> *
Hoard of uommifiRionHrR at thoir Inn*
meeting, aomitorrriandaH nil ontatand
ad orderfl for aupplieK to panparn, ax
oept thoaa being cared for by th?
County Infirmary. If??ronftnr appl:
nation* for aafliRtance mnnt bo made
direct to the oommiaaionern.
J. M. Howel),
Conn*y 8npnrvinor.
J. A. BENSON
Contractor and Buildor,
CAMDEN, 8. C.
MORE BARGAINS
AND BETTER BARGAINS
At The
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?That "iir IrinuU in 1 1 1 * * country well as < ? i 1 1" triends
in town mav has o a better opportunity to secure their
share of the SI a lighter olVoi i'lu. wo have dcoided to mrko
TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK
A Special Salesday, ate. while Cuiur.no llar<rains
ran I >e ol tained e\ erv dav in tin. wool; at uiir Store.
Tl* I\S1 >AY> WILL 15 K*
SPOT CASH SLAUGHTER DAYS.
Il' space would allow, wo could mention many, many
special bargains in which all would bo interested, but
let it suffice to say that we ill have just the things
you need, and at prices that will more than please.
Come to see us and conic early in the day that you
may yet some of the BE ST; OF 1 HI: PLUMS, and
shoe Id the rush bo too <.>reat, we will see to it that
only as many will he admitted at a time a> ean tind
comfortable stanuimr room.
OUR SLAUGHTER COUNTERS
will o\ or be ladened with the CRKAM ()F 1?AK
< J A 1 N S. and you can therefore conn' confidently ex
pecting to buy at less than value, ha\ i i i lt our guaran
tee that you will not be disappointed. Remember
that overv Tuesday will be slaughter day until fur
ther notice.
Our regular line of Spring and Summer (iuod> is all
that could bo desired, as they are ot (he
NEWEST GOODS,
LATEST STYLES HIGHEST QUALITY
and
LOWEST PRICES.
Earnestly soliciting your Patronage, we are
Very Respectfully & Truly.
The Famous^Gilt Edge , [Store.
P. T. VILLEPIGUE, PROP'E
P. S. Remember, Mothers, 1 lie solid silver
spoon lor your babies. All ii costs you is to
come anu ask for it.
WHY USE LARD?
THE VEGETABLE FAT
SUPERIOR IN QUALITY AMD PURITY
TO ALU. OTHERS
? ? ADDRESS
SAVANNAH, GA
SOUTHERN COTTON OLCQ
TvC^CARQLMAS GEORGIA .
Wmtiirop College
Scholarship and En
trance Examinations.
Tlio <? x iiriiinn t i'.it > ilu* iiwmiiI ? ? I v i.
?.tuii sulKiliii'^i.iiis in \\ i ii i i 1 1' o |? i olivet- iin.
loi t lie iiiltitissioii r>l' new vliiilpiit* will )?(
tnM ti> I'ii* < ouniy 'Jt'iiil IIhuhp on l'Vi'luy.
' ii y I ? li, lit !l \ M .
A|)|llicill)IH lllllhl II 'it l>P ll'SS lllllll flftl'l'll
i yeuiH of n pp.
W lifii koIioIii rshi |?*? .u r \nc;it( 'l uf'ci .Ii'l)
U) li. thpy will In* ii w ii ril imI in il.osi! making
i lii hi)(liertt nvpriijiC lit iliif cx iniiii'il inn.
T lie next session will opon nl<oiii |?t '-in
l?pr 1 1; t l'.Kj:}.
I "<? r fnitlipr information unit a P.nlnlojtuo
addrPRR J'rcH D 1$ Joltnnon, Hock Hill. H
KIDNEY DISEASES
? ... ?" ??? sss ? ? ? < i ? ? -i
are the most fatal of all dis
eases.
cm cy*okioney cube in
I iJLL I 0 Giidf6itt83d Rairifldy
or money refunded. Contains
remedies recognized by emi
nent physicians as the vest for
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
PK ICE 50c aad $t.00.
Sold by U. I*. DnlioRO, Drti^^iHt.
CITATION.
STATU OK Hul.'TII ('A N A .
( ounly of K i fslni w.
l-y J. i;. l'liolps, l'.yi|uire, I'rnbutc Judge.
Wiii.hka.h, A. M McCuhWUI made suit in
mo lo grant 1 > i in I. ''iters <>1 A ? I n ? i iumI rot inn
<?f ( In' Kubiie h ml < M i'cIh of ('. W ,\| ( ( ':is k , 1 1.
These Arc Tliercfui e to citeMid ad moni*h
nil and singular the kindred . n>l eiediima
of the said (i. \Y. McCnnkill, ilcrciifcil, ilmt
they mny he n it < I iipponr befoi e inc. in the
Court of I'rodate, lo he licld at ChiiiiIi ii, S.
t.n Juno l()t !? next, after j> u I > I ? <*?< i inn
h o r<of, nt 1] o'clock in the forenoon, in
show cause, if any they have, why the Fni I
Administration should not. he granted.
Given under my band, thin lKth day of
May, Anno I>omini 1903.
J. B. I'll HI.I'S.
I'rohnle .J udge.
l'uhlohed on the 19th day of May, I '. ?< 1 : ' ,
in The Wateiee Messenger,
College of Charl< ston,
HJHAKLKHION, H. r.
IIHlh Yonr Bnginn Hftptotnlipr 2 '\
Lot tor*, HcifMico, 10 n k i r> r i t ? . (). o
Hrkolm Hi ll' lo riich < ' < > n 1 1 1 > ol S< < h
('?Hrolim. Knlrnnco oxaruirmt if r,M I Id
at (Jhui'Imi \>y ( uint\ Suj < r i r 1 1 i d
out of I'idncnt if.n nod Jtnlj o <>f 1 i -
Imto on .July 10. l uilioo Il'i.td
and fnrninh.' d tor in in I >oi irti' < ry
$10 por rnontli. All enndi IhIcV ' >r
k' miHpion tit" p rtni'lod to v< in; i !?
'??r lioyce H? o hrHhipf, which i "y
?HOnymir. l*i r ontnlo^m , add: < ?h
Hhi rinon Knridr 'jd> ,
The Old Standard
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
has stood t>he t>est> 25 years. Average annual sales
over One and a Half Million bottles. Does t>his record
of merit, appeal t?o you ? No Cure, No Pay. 50c.
Endotcd wt?>h every bottle Ua Teh On? c/f GROVE'S BI.ACK ROOT IJVER. P BXS.