The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, October 08, 1912, Image 3
Local News,
WW ourei Chills & Fever; ll acta ou
the liver better than Calomel.
RU B-M Y- riSM will cure you. Prioe 25o
Oyster Supper.
The CantBv Hill Juniors will aerve
oysters on Friday night, the 11th inst.
for the benefit of their oounoll. The
public is oordlally Invited to attend
and help the membera of thia splendid
fraternal order
For Sale
Good (arm land 1q good condition,
well improved with good pasture and
good water within 6 uiitea eaatof Com-*
den. R F D. mail goes by the duor
? very day. Apply to H. W. Barnes
Route 2, Caindeu. 8 C.
Notice to the Public.
We wiah to aunounce that Mr. A. T.
Fisher la not with us any more, but we
ttn attll in poaition to handle any
class of shoe work at a reasonable
price. We have no cut throat prices
to uTar. Nothing but first olaas ma
terial uaed. Yours to servt;,
Camden Harness & Shoe Repair.
R. R Bobbitt. Mgr.
Work oalled for and delivered.
Phone 63.
Fortunes* in Faces.
Thorn's often tnucb truth in tho naming
' her faoe is her fortune," but it is never
s k?<l where pimples, skia eruptions, blo.cb
or other blemishen disfigure it Impure
I) >>d is back of them all, and ?howa tho
n ??lot'Dr King'u New Life Pills They
promote h a|th and beauty Try them 26o
at C>mdou Drug < o and Zemp i Del'ass
i commissioners of Federal Kleo
lio.j f ?.? Kershaw county will meet to
m >w fcr ihe purpose of appoints#
mniiH ,ot-8 of election.
Saves Leg of Boy.
'?It seemed ihat my 14-year old boy
WMt.l't li ivo to loae his leg on account of ah
ug y uloer caused by & ba bruise,' wrote
D 1* Ilowiri, Acjuoue, N C "All remedies
Ht.'J liooio it tre ittuent failed till wo tried
]{jokleu's Arnioa Halvo aad oured him with
one bjile ' v ures burn, boil, skin eruption,
piles 2 ) i at Camden Drug Co o id Zemp
& DePars
Marriage.
Mr a. W Itabon, of West Wateree
and Mrs. Ceorge Rabon, of the Can
tey Uill section of our county were
married lu Camden Wednesday, Pro
bate Judge McDowell ottlclatiug. Wt
extend congratulations and best wishes
to the newly married couple.
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? They Make You Feel Good.
Th ? pie. sunt Pur^atnre etiect produced
by C hamberlain's Tablets and tbe Uoalth}
oondilion of body and mind whioh they
oro&te mnko one feel joy fnl For sale by
all druggis s
At Tiller's Stables.
My standard bred Jack is at Til'er's
?tables, (formerly King's) for a jhorl
while where mares can be nerved.
Raise mule colts aod save inooey.
For terms apply at the stables.
W. H Tiller.
A Marvelous Escape .
?'My little boy Lad a marvelous esoape,"
writes P F. IJastiams, of Prinoe Albert.
Cape of Good Hope "It occurred in the
middle of the night H* got a very severe
attack of ort*up As luolc would have it,
1 had a large bottle of Chamberlain'*
Cough Remedy iu the house After follow
ing the dirvotions for an hour and twenl_\
mlnu?ea be was through all danger'* Sold
by Zemp & be Pass
For Quick Sale.
Seven room residence on Lyttleton
Ave. Lot 100 ft front by 205 ft back.
Has barn und staoles, tenant houRe
and large garden. Reason for selling
? owners leaving tvwn. Prloe #2.600
Apply 1412 Fourth Ave. Lyttleton,
Camden, S. C.
Chronic Dyapepsia.
The following unsolicited testimonial
should onrtalnly he suiTioieat to hop#
anil oourage to persons ufHioted wild chron
ic dyspepsia: "I have been a obronlo ays
peptic for years, and of all of the medioine
I have taken, Cuamberlaln's Tablets have
done me more good iban anything else,"
Bays W G. Mattison, No. 7 8tierman St.,
Hnrnellsville, N. V. 8old by all druggists,
Death of Mrs. Nancy Lindsay.
Mrs. Naooy Lindsay died at her
home on Yotk St yesterday after
noon at alx o'clock after an illness of
several weeks.
The funerul will be held to-morrow
morning at 10 o'clock In the A- R P.
church of which she wa? a faithful
and consistent member, the services
being conducted by the pastor, Dr. D.
O. Phillips. Interment will be in
Bvergrern oemeiery.
Mrs. Lindsay was the widow of the
lute William Lindsay and was well bo
loved by nhost of friends and relatives
who will mourn her death
She is survived by the following
children: Mr John Lindsay of tarn
den; Mr Joseph Llndaav And Mr Rob
ert Lindsay ;of Cheat* r; Mr. W B
Lindsay of Anderson; Mr* |Itodey
Millet- of Rock 11111: Mrs. J. H. Beall
Of Lenoir, N. C ; Mr. Ham Lindsay of
Wlmuboro. -Chester Lantern, 2nd Inst
We extend to our fellow-townsman,
Mr. J 8 Lindsay, cashier of the Loan
and Savlnys Hunk, our sympathies In
bit sad bereavementr Mr. Lindsay
was with his mother when the end oame
Avoid Sedative Cough Medicine*.
If jmi wnn to ront> ibuie direotly to the
00 urr. ?? * of oapilar/ bronohitin and pneu
monia, iik? oonph medioinea that ooniftin
00 Hn *, morphine, heroin and th?r aede
tlTe* when you buve * oough or oold. An
?it ??rtorunt like Chamberlain'# Cough Ke.n
edytawhit In needed Tint ole*ne out
the culture bed or hreellng plaoee of the
Aermn o pneumonia end other germ die
biMi. That in why pneumonia never r?>
Ltulta rr> m e ool>l when Ch*mh rlaln'a
[Oough Remedy '? uned It ha<< a world
krido repuUilon for it* ouree It oonlalnt
Lo morphine or other eeuative. For a?le
|bjr Mil uruggnte.
Re-union at Ilethune.
Oo Friday, Ootober LHlh there will
ji* a re-unlon of inn old Veterans alao
>t Company 'A*' and "F", 7th 8. C,
lattal ?n. Gen.- IT. R. Brooke and
loo A. M. Lurnnkinn will gpeak for
l?. Gapt 8. II Luoal will alio be
Vlth u?. The Betlmne Oonoert Band
rill lurnlah music. Oy*t?rA and other
tftenhnienUi will he nerved by the la
11m for the benefit of the Ba? d.
Come and bring dinner. Weexpeet
It good lime.
j D. M. Bethune, Methane, 8. C.
Th? FfttrflalO lUptUt A* involution
Mela In Mlanny tomorrow and Thum
CASTOR I A
WW Infests ft&A Children.
Ill KM YnHmi Ahrqs Boajht
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr. W. J. Burdellhas raiurord from
New York cltjr, wbero be has been foi
the ua?t iwo months, taking a poat
graduate course.
Key- T. J. Cupstid preached a force
ful sermon Vo a large oonifregttion
Sunday night at the Pine Creek church".
Nlessra. W. T. Jeff?ra aud Jesse
Hosts, of Biaoey, attended aervioea at
Pine Creek church Sunday nltfht
O. Watts, of LytfofT,
rtjfurne^h^^uie after apein}<uK
with beS^aufrtitanr. Mrs- jS
mochvbe, GreensTTujja^jf C Jolie
port?^ra<m>g ht^d
last we^^fft^TA^ iw^v<^>oth8^IHj
New 1 took a I
tf raduajar oourw*^ In ueMjstry
maD^j^frleods^ul patrons weT&fcij^
Dr Jc Mrs. W. D. Grigsby were io
Carndeu yesterday.
Mr. I)ao McDonald, aud family, of
Harlsvllle, have tunved to Camde)
and oocuping ihe Zerop resldenej^^jn
Lytf^tou atreet.
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GEDY NEAR KERSHAW.
Mr. Oliver Watson Shoot* and Kills
Mr. Ed. Gregory.
A deplorable tragedy was enacted
at Kershaw Friday morning of last
week, when Mr. Oliver Watsoo shot
and Instantly killed Mr. E.I Gregory,
a well known citizen of that com
munity. It set ms that they bad not
beeD on the best of termfc for some
time and Friday wheu they met in the
road, they locked their buggies togeth
er and then the shooting began. Mr.
Gregory wus shot twice and died in
stantly. Mr Watsco was also serious
ly wounded. In the buggy with Mr
Gregory at the time the trouble ar')se
was two girls and a little boy They
got outol the bujrgy and were unburt.
Co.ocer Dixon held an inquest Friday
morning.
"Ed" Gregory, as howas familiarly
known, was a young man of pleasing
address, and was about twenty-flve
years of age He spent several days
in Camden prior to the, August pri
maries, and was held in high esteem.
He ,iot only had a laige family con
nection but a large circle of friends
who are deeply saddened at his un
timely death H's remains were in
terred at the cemetery at Kershaw Sat
urday evening.
Mr Watson is a married man and is
about fifty years of age He has quite
a number of friends The affair has
oast a tfloom over many homes in the
neighborhood where the tragedy oc
en rod At tho iijqviest Mr E I) Blake
n?y represented tli) state and Mr T V
\\ lilim.ij, of Lancaster. the defendant
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
LOST
Prestolyte tank and casing between
Camden and Mr W. J Liin^lev's
Hasln has "Kershaw 60" on it, Rea
sonable reward will be paid for Its re
turn to J- H. Belk at the Davidson
Lumber Co.
A Log on the Track
it the fust expreBB mean* xeriuua trouble
ahead if it is not removed, bo Jncs luck ot
appetite It means luck of vitality, loss ot
strength and nerve weakness If appotite
fails, take Klootrio Bit'ers quickly to over
oome the oauee by toning up the stomach
and curing ike.ind gcation Aliohaol Ursa
heimer of Linooln, Neb. had heeu niok
ov?r three year* but six b of o
tiitier? put him right on his f?*? t ugaiit
They have helped thousands They giv<
pure bloo i, strong nerves, good d!g**Mion
Only 60 eta at Camden Drug Co and Zemp
& DePasH
Married.
While in the Buffalo section re
cently we had tlie pleasure of con
gratulating our good friend, Mr. R.
W. Seegars, upon his good fortune
in winning a companion. He was
married on the 2nd inst. to Mrs.
Bessie Clyburn, of Bethune.
8tatk on Ohio, City ok Tolkdo, } as. ?
Lucas Count*. )
Frank J* Cheney makes oath that ho is
seniur partner of the firm of F J. Cheney
& Co., doing business in the City of Tole
do, County and State aforesaid, and that
Bald Arm will pay the sum of ONK HUN
DltF.L) DOLL A ItS for each and every oase
of Catarrh that oannot be cured by (ho use
of Hall's Catarrh. FRANK. I t I1ENBY.
Sworn to betove me and Hubs- ribod in
my presenoe, this Oth day of Deci-ntber, A.
D- 188(5. A. W GLhASON,
[Seal] Notary Publlo,
Hall's Catarah Cure is taken internally,
noting direotly on the muoous surfaoes of
the system. Testimonials sent free.
Sold by Druggists, 7f>o >
Tnke Hall's Family Pills for nonsipation
Associated Charities to Meet.
A meeting of the (J Hind en Associated
Charities will be held in the Lyttleton
street Muthodls', uhurch Sundny night
Mr. W. G WlUon Is the president of
this organization. The publlo Is cor
alally Invited lo attend.
The gCentrai Hotel has changed
hands. Mr. and Mrs. L. Cain, of St
Matthews, have taken charge. Mr.
Goly.er and family have moved to Or
angeburg.
J o Coinwol), a painter 1 i ? i n fr at 640
N rlh Mulberry Hi llagoHtown, Md, ?t
"I had kidney trouble with a ^vr? pain
aoruM my l>aok and o mid hardly g-t up
*ft?r sitting down I took Foley Kidney
Pills and hood found the pain left my bank,
I oould gel up and down with faer, and the
bladder aotion wan mon regular and nor
mal 1 Try them Zernp and Oel'aaa
Death of Mr*. Roykin.
It in with sincere regret thAt wn an
nounce the death of Mrs Pollen Cantey
Boykln, wife ol Mr li. Whit iinykin,
which occurred at her home eight mih n
helow Camden, yesterday morning
The funeral services will he hold at
Grnce ohurch to-day; and the Inter
ment will he in the eemetary hero.
Mm. Hoykln wan a daughter of
the late Capt John Cantey who In af
fectionately reme nhered hy many of
our ottlKenn Mm liovkln In survived
hy her hushand land several children
and a large family connection to
whom we extend our heartfelt nympa
thlen
Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTO R I A
FOR SALE
One Canopy Top Baggy; one 1-homo
wagon. Alno 0 room residence on
Lyttleton Avenue with all modern Im
provement#. For terms apply to
Mr?. M. A fimyrl,
Illfi Lyttleton Ave.
BUFFALO TOWNSHIP CONVEN
TION.
A Large rod Deeply Interested Gath
ering of Christian Worker*.
The quarterly mnedBC of the Buffa
lo Township Sunday bbool Conten
tion mo* with the Buffalo Sunday
bchool Saturday, the 5th Inst. This
is i o< immunity where the people turn
out to their church sai vices, and on
thin occasion they were out in large
numbers. b? veral hundred being pre
sent. After a brief devotional sorvicb
the welcome udritesti whs made by the
pastor. it?*v J. H. Hunter, and the
rpftpons&by Mr. D M. Kirk ley. 'l'he
^ooveutioo wan theu culled to order by
the pr? sldent, Mr AU-x. Rrown. Mr.
T. A. Bowers elected secretary
The reports were quite encouraging,
although it was a matter of regret that
the schools in the lower section of the
township were not represented
At the oiorniDK session the subject,
''Can children be properly trained iu
Sunday school without the presence of
their parents?" was discussed, Mr. C.
W. Blrchmorce making the opening
nddress. lie was followed r?y Mr. R.
W. Seeders, Mr. Brown and Rev S
D, Hailey. Thts brought the conven
tion up to the dinner hour. The good
Isdles served a tine dinner The va
riety waB alright and it was very
ai undant. Th^re was no evidence of
haul times on this occasion It was a
matter of regret that our tlive was so
limited that we had to leave before the
afternoon session, but we t n joyed our
sol v?>8 so well for the short time we
we w.?e there, that we propose to make
anotii i1 visit to this hospitable neign
borho.id when we cau stay longer.
When we reached Kershaw Satur
day m >rulug our good friend. Rev. S
D. B t lfy was there with his butftfy
and l.> >k us out to Buffalo. We came
back ??> Kershaw with our esteemed
frier'. Mr. I). M. Kirkley, who Is al
ways ?>ver ano accomodating.
Wr .sere real glad to see the interes'
that i 'wok taken in the convention
in thi.% i >wnship. The attendance was
full) M". large as that of the county
conventions. And it was also a real
pleasure to mingl? with the good peo
ple of this section. We have a great
rouiiy warm friends in this section of
our county, and are proud to have the
privi'egeof claiming them as friends.
Wo wish them one and all happiness
and prosperity. 1' was also a regret
that we could not accf t?t the many cor
dial invitations to spend tho nlgnt,,hut
frh nds, we are surely coming to see
you again.
Mr Jamca V Churchill, 'JO Wall St., Au
burn, N V. haw b< en bothered with serious
kidney and bladder tronble ever b.nce he
left (lie army, and ways, ' "1 decided t"
try Foley Kulney 1'illn a? they had curei
so inan^ people and 1 noon found they were
ju?l t''? thing. .?;y kidney and bladdei
are again in a healthy coud.tiuu. 1 gladly
rec oui?nd them."
Be Kind to a Man Whon He Is Down.
When a brother goes wrong,
And is lost 'mid the throng,
Auii passed by the yood of the Iowd,
Then lead him a hand
And help him to stand?
B-* kind to a m in when he is down.
Forgive ai d forget
For there is good in him yet,
Tno' lie drinks his sorrow to drown.
Just lend him a hand
And help him tq stand ?
A'ld be kind to h man whou he's down.
He has lost friends and home
A siraDger to roam,
To be mot with rebuffs and a frown;
Thoncome to his aid,
Oh, be not afraid ?
Be kind to a man when he's down,
There's rejoicing above
For a houi wt-n by love,
And a bright slat* will shine In your
crown
For ttu hand that you lent
To the life almost spent ?
Bu kind to u man when he's down.
Mrx Peler llolati, 11501 Huokey* Ltd,
Cleveland, O., Bays: "Yo", indotd 1 oai>
reooinmend Foli-y'B H >ney and Tar (Com
pound My little boy bud ? bad cane of
whoopin. oough, some tioiuH he was blue in
tLe faco. 1 gave liim Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, and it had a rem ir-*ab e
effeot and ourcd hi n in a nhort time.''
Coutai'ifl no harmful drjJSa. Zemp <fc De
I'ass,
Mrs Paul Wehling, 310 Smith St., Pe
oria, IU., bad ki-luey afcd blander trouble,
wlih terrible baokaoho aad pain aoross ?ho
hips J list imagine hor oondilion. Bhe
further sa)s: "I whs al*o veey nervous,
nad heaodao|ie? %nd dizzy spoils, and was
fas' gettino worse when I took Foley Ki <?
ney Pills, and now all my troubles are
cured. Foley's Kidney ('ills have done so
tnnch for mo I shall always recommend
them " Zemp & DePapa,
Primary Election Notice.
In accordance with the wrder ?' the
State Democratic Kxecutlve Committee
a primary election will he held on
Tuesday, October 15, Instant, for the
nomination of < Jane) ldato for Attorney
General.
Tha manager* who served at the. first
primary are hereby requested to serve
again on the 15th
Thos J Kirkland,
Democratic (Jo Chairman.
C. W. Birchmoro,
Secretary.
Goo; T. Ciaddook, Kultio' Ark , nayg:
(,I WftH bo'h?re'l wyh lumbago lor seven
yeurH so bad I oould not wrk. I tried
Hftvernl kuidf? kidney {n edicinc whioli
gave mo lit le or uO relief Tw , bodies of
T'oley Kidney Pills cured me find now 1
can do nny <ind of work. I ohoertuliy re
*ow?<ond them to my friends, /,emp &
DoPabs.
EVERY STREET IN CAM
DEN
fins Its Share of the Proof That Kid
ney Stiff drers Seek,
Backaoho? Kidney weik?
Distressed ir inary Ills?
Want a reliable kidney remedy?
Don'l have to look far. Use what
Camden people recommend. Kvei y
strnei In Camden ha* its cases.
Here's one l amden woman's exper
ience.
I*et Mm, W. K. Ktissoll, of DeKalb
Ht , tell it
.She says: "1 had kidney trouble
for several years and wan caused a
(treat deal of annoyance by the kidney
secretions. There were rttfMi.natic uulns
In my knees and ankles and my limbs
became ho stiff and lame that It was
difllonH (or me to got around. Head
Ing about I)uan'R Kidney Pills, I be
gan using them and th? contents of
two boxes, obtained at /.nmp.s Drug
Htoro, restored mo to good health I
Min pleased to ten how bom Ada! thi .
remedy has boon to me " (Statement
given March 18 180S )
HKAIMftS DO.\N 8 AGAIN.
Mi? Ktinttel was Interviewed fit
ft later dat? and ah? uald: "Wnen
over I hear anyone complaining of
kldnov trouble, I alwava recommend
Doan ? Kidney 1*11 in. \ still uned thin
remedy occasionally and It always
help* m?."
For ?ale b.v all dealern. 1'rlco f>0e.
Foster Mllb'urn Co , Rt ffalo, Now
York, sole agonta for the United Rtaten
Remember the name- !>oan'?? and
take no other.
MEETING CAMDEN CHAMBER
OK COMMERCE.
Wanted? A Few More Members to
Attend, so That Important Busi
ness Can Be Disposed of.
The regular meeting of the Camden
Cbsinber of Commerce was held Wed
nesday afternoon at five o'clock si
the opera bouse. Matters onncrnln^
the county fair were discussed, tb
building of the hospital, the gettiny
up of money for '.lie boys corn clu
huc) the girls tomato club, were als
discussed It was thought thut th I
I liainber of Commerce should tfive Its
endorsement in a substantial way t>
the tm > s corn club and ine vr i ? s tom?
t > > c 1 11 1 1 A motion w;t?. u'Mtptt'd r<
q'ie*tii>g the m-'icli'.i i;u < f Ounden t<
ouy the tomatoes wb.cli the girls may
have foi sale. Th">'' with souk* minor
(ratters came Uefure ? the meeting
Wednesday evening, but there wer<
only a few present to take part in th~
discussions and to help along a work
that the Chamber of Commerce is try
in if to do for our town and count) 1
Of the one hundred and seventy odi
members of this organization the to
lowing w? re pren-iit: Mr L T. Mills,
the pr. sidrnt, Mr. VV. R. Eve, secre
tary. R-iv H. li. Browne, Cant VV
M Shannon, L)r L. VV Alston, Mr
R. L Hell, of West v ill", Mr W VV
Croxton, of Kershaw, Mr. C. N. Hum
phries, of the Heulah section, an<
Messrs, C 1*. Dullose, T J Lips
comb, L A Wittkonsky and the Mes
seller reporter.
This organization has accomplish^
good for our town und county, am
could be the means of doing' a grea
deal more, bin if only a dozen tnem
bers can take time to attend, and un<
fourth of tli h t number out of towi
members, the organization will fai
short of accomplishing the work it b
try inn to do. Not a single luerchao
of (.'amden was present, but then the
are excusable for tnej were all sobus\
waifugupon theii customers that the>
could not attend, but all the other
in 'ii. hers, city dlioial ;, county officials
professional men, in f >? o t all but tin
over- worked merchants should havt
been on hand, and we hope that here
after they will think of the meeting
an J attend ? they are needed. Twelve
out of one hundred anil sevents-fiv.
may be a fairly good meeting, hjt if i
is possible (or others to attend the*
snouid do so.
Camden Cotton Market.
(Joi-tl middling cotton is quoted hi
]<>| nls in CanicK'o lo-duy
Mi- T A. Town, | 107 i!ib !??., NViite*
town. >. 1) w r i 1 01*. '.'My lour children nr<
enhj ? i. Iinril CtilJ" uiil 1 alwH\s? vim- K>
icy V 11 ney ni) I Tur Compound with vplm
a ul it'Mi is ^oinc lime h^ii I In J " nvi r
alin k >f la grippe u nil t'i? doctor pit
seriled Foley's Honey ntid Tur Lotnpoun*
uml n soon overcuiui" tin- In grippe 1 om
always depend n p o i) frVlwy ? 1 1 oti o_y un
Tur < !(ini i ouml and urn sure oi good result;
Zeuip &: lJel'ass.
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All parties are hereby warned u?.
to hunt, or otherwise trc-pass upun my
lauds in Kastern Kershaw. Any od?
violating this notice will be dealt with
dccuruuig to law.
Hugh S. Thompson.
Constipation, if Neglected,
Causes Serious Illness
Constipation, if neglected, le*ds
to almost innumerable complica
tions affecting the general health.
Many cases of
typhoid fever,
appendicitis and
other severe dis
eases arc trace
able to prolonged
clogging of the
bowels. Regard
t h e effects o f
constipation, C.
E. Ayers, 6 Sabin
St., Montpelier,
Vt., says:
"I wo* afflicted
with constipation
and biliousness for
years, ana at times became so bad I
would become unconscious. I h(tve been
found In that condition many times.
Physicians did not soern to be ablo to
do me any good. I would become
weak and for days at a time could do
no work. Not long ago I *ot a. box
of Dr. Miles' I^axatlve Tablets, and
after using them found I had never
tried anything that acted In sucn a
mild and effective manner. I believe
I have at last found the remedy that
aults my case."
Thousands of people are sufferers
from habitual constipation and
while possibly realizing something
of the danger of this condition, yet
neglect too long to employ proper
curative measures until serious ill
ness often results. The advice of
all physicians is, "keep your bowels
clean,' and it's good advice.
I)r. Miles' Laxative Tablets are
sold by all druggists, at 25 cents a
box containing 25 doses. If not
found satisfactory, your money is
returned.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, In*
7
BRIDGE TO LET.
13 ids will be received for the erection
( a bridtfo over Sawney's ("reok, on
Huck Hill road, in Wrst Wateree, on
October 19th, at 11 a id* I'lans and
specifications ?hown on 'lav of letting.
!'he ritrht to reject stt v or all hids re
served. M C WK-T.
C 'iintv Supervisor.
Ocl. 3. r<Jl2.
ir d Indigestion cnu-i'd mo ??rent di-tro<?
1v* two ynnrs. 1 t r ???*! ninny thiiigj f<>r
i but trot lit lit- 1 10 1 p. l ill at In.'-f t found
it iu tin, bust i>ilib ?>r uiodiciuo I ovor triod
DR. KING'S
NewLifePills
C. K. llatlluld. Guy an, \V. Vn.
26 CENTS PER BOTTLE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
AN ORDINANCE
Kurther Amending an Ordinance Pro
viding tor and Regulating the
Butchering and Sale of All
l;resh Meat within the City
of Camden.
City Council of Camden,
Camden, S. C., September 2nd, 1012.
He i. ordained by the City Council
of Camden, S. C , in due session as
- inhkd the second day of September,
1912.
aection 1 That Sect'on II of the
ordinance entitled "An Ordinance
Providing lor and Regulating the
iU) tclie ring .and Sule of alLFrmh Moat
within the Citv of Camden," ratifies
bv the Council the 18th day of March,
1912, ano amended the 7tb day of July,
1912, be further amended by addlntf
after the words "Hoard of Health" in
siiid second section, tho following:
"or some inspector of said Hoard of
Health, und upon iheir failure to do
s;>, Riune inspector of the City Coun
cil," so that said section when amend
ed shall read as follows: "Sec. II.
That before any such cattle shall be
jutchered for sale within the City lira
its of the C!tv of Camden, the said
cuttle shall be Inspected by the health
ofllcer of the said Citv, or tome mem
ber of the Hoard of He&hh, or some
inspector of said Hoard of Health, and
upon thoir failure to do so, some in
spector of the City council, duly ap
pointed for such pur nose and such ani
mal f?und by such ofHoer to be healthy
and in fit condition to bo butchered
and drwsRed for sale."
Ratified in Council assembled on the
2nd day of September 1912
H F Hrasiugton, Mayor.
Attest: G G. Alexander, Clerk.
I T A.
OPERA MOUSE
THIS IS THE CITY
known the country over for the peculiar
goodness of its coffee. Its French
speaking population developed the art
of perfect coffee making more than a
hundred years ago.
Is the best of nil so-called New
Orleans coffces. It is a peculiarly
rich, smooth, doubly strong, flavorful
coffee; pleasing to the palate and
bracing to the whole system.
Jlsk (jour grocer for it
and accept no substitute
Magnificent Coffee of the Old French
Market Now on Nearly Every
Dining Table in the South!
There was joy -in thousands of Southern homes
when it was announced that the genuine old French
blend of French Market Coffee could now be had
everywhere ift the South.
Fraich Market Coffee
For over a hifodred years this famous old blend could be en
oyed only at th&old French Market in New Orleans. But the
Duildingof the Wench Market Mills and the invention of the new
hermetically-sealed can, made it possible to ship real old French
Market Coffee anywhere, with all its dclicious aroma and flavor
unimDaired. 1
So that now it is found on almost every din
ing table in the South, and has become the
NATIONAL DRINK OF THE SOUTH.
Roasted by our unique hygienic process.
FRENCH MARKET MILLS
(N??f OtImoi Coffee Co., Ltd., Prop*.)
NEW ORLEANS
fiuist Superior
Flow'ring Bulbs
For Fall Planting
ALL VARIETIES OP
Hyacinths, Narcissus,
Tulips, Freesia, Tube?'
roses, Chinese Sacred ?
Lillies, Lillies of the
Valley, etc., just in and
for sale by
Zcmp &
DcPass
Don't buy until you see
our fine Bulbs. Cotne In
and get a catalogue free.
Dr. I. H. Alexander,
- DENTIST - *
Ofltce Uoocr Broad Street
W- B- de LOACH,
Attorni y-nt-Law.
OKPTPTT OVER NA.TT ON AT. RANK
Southern Railway
PREMIER CARRIER OF SOUTH
SCHEDULES:
N. 13. ? The following sc^eidule titf
ures aie published -\h infomiation on
ly and are nut gutu-.tiueeu.
CAM I)KN, S. C.
Departure:
No 113. 8:20 a. m. Fo: Lancaster,
Ho'jk tlill and way stations
No. 117. 5:57 p. io. Fur Lancaster,
Rook Hill, Yorkvllle und way ?ia
tiODS.
No. 118. 10:05 a. m. For Columbia
and way stations.
No 114. 3:30 p. in. For <" pfcumbla.
Charleston and way 8mtloa'?..^J?o>
Charlotte. WaHhlnctou WwSHeW
V?-l
York.
'uM 4
Ar rival
No. 113. a ra. From t5jSkeiton
and Columbia * V*l. ? ?
Ji^,pVm' From Marion,
, S^uI^m Jfburg,r Yorkvllle and
V RooWHllJ ajad way stations.
* *' &
Ht.^oe
JE? H.^Joapmatj, V. P. fa G M.
8. H. Hui d wiclt, P..T. M., Washing
ton, D. c. v:
H. F. Gary, G. P. A.
W. E. MeGee, A. G. P; A., Colum
bia, 8 C.
W. H. Caffey, D. P. A., Charleston^
n
s. c.
J. T. BURDELL,
? SURVEYOR S EHGlHEtR. -
Camden, S. C.
Office North West C?rner De
Kalb and Broad St., up stairs.
Removal Notiec
Larger Start Lart r Strl
I wish to inform my friends ru:J
the public generally thit 1 have ? e
moved to the store recently c*< i
pied by Mr. R. L Moseky, wKre
my friends can find me with an
Up-to-Date Stock
of Groceries
tO>Which I ihvite their attention,
^apd. in addition to a complete line >f
groceries and canned gocxie, 1 Kill
coRtinue to handle
FRESH MEATS
of all kinds to be had on this mar
ket. Care will always be used :n
tt)e selection of calil*, and ?-]
orders will be promptly filled CMl
and see me in my new place of bu *?
iness, and let me have a share ? f
your business. You will find n y
prices right and care will be taktn
at ill tunes in filling your order*.
\A itli my increased space I will
carry a larger line of goods then
heretofore.
Gladden &
Brantom
McCormick Mowers
McCormick Hay RaKes
Steel Hay Presses
WAGONS BUGGIES
" ? 1 " ? ? 1 " ? *
FULL LiWe HEAVY GROCERIES.
ut
Bagging and Ties
RHAME BROS.