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Cfurnip Seed/ A frwh lot of all 4. i iiiiiLz-'t'. i_- ? .? - - . . * > varieties of Burnt'* 1 RoHaMo Turnip Sued (5^/? i?rt // (J?lan f/ n (J ? / jasi jn. Don't fail to sow Rut a ? B?rgii#oarly. : jEemp dc jDoSPassj W ; Ill/hi a~ a - 'UJaA ? Zj>it ur gjKgjv^;-, , . ? t niaviatn. I ?r?sr. ' ' For Sale. ---A deeirabla residenco hiiiI lot on uppar Lyttloiou Ki,rcet. $>,pply l<> J. A. Sliooru, Ri-nl Est Agent. Gold Ring Lost, 0- **4>n */>*?/] y " ,rv?. i . " ? V#?CH the post ojlloo and S. A. L, . p*a#??ger depot, a plain bund gold ritiii with Ibo initials "P. S. and T.": yiodet will be rewtuded it returned to tbla office. tf . 1 Office Key Loat. i ^ ?? A post office key with several other keys and a, steel chain who) ^laltJapoat o 111 cp. box lauL Wodnes iOUi.; Party li aving the in will confer a favor by returning 'Them to this office. ^ N C. E. Bcynton. . m U Boinovals. j ' Mr. W. C. Hough, manlier of the Camden Brick yard, wliA ha* boon residing in the Woikin&njllowe an fife*, has moved into F. K. p^Mathis' residence one door south of Moore's..^ Ilia family consisting ^ of tiis wife and six children who have been Hving in Sumter camu to Cau. 7- d80 this week to live, hcaco this i^-inbira. Mr. Hough io one of the thoroughly posited , men in the business that has ever bc.cn in ff Ctmden. pr. <ia* K?q. baa moved into the P}. Cyburn boose on upper Main street. ^ fJ Jbtruraion to Augusta. ' ws An excursion under the manage 'vmant of somo cf our best colored dss t?i will be run from Camden 6a , next / Monday, the The far** for tbe round only $1.40 There will coaches for tbe whitop, Will be a splendid oppor. any who wish to visit I lie j ctty 6t Augneta. This inn ... oyer tbe! allroad and will leaye] :80 a. m. Secure your ce and avoid the i ush. ?tie at Dennis Dibble's . Boy kin's and McLean] P;H&dh'f barber .?JU.Pr_- Don't miss ?Wk opportunity. New Jewolry Stovo. A new je wel ry storo is soon to be opened in Camden. Dr. Weniberg "SSy^ITy oung^r hf other oftle, Mrf Julien Weinberg, will bo the pro prietors, and tbe firm name will be Weinberg Bi others. Tbe business, however, will be entirely "in charge of M A Julien Weinburg, who, we Arei informed, has just completed a scientific course in watob-making, ; Jeselry. work and engraving at the horological department of the Brad ley-Poly tcchnic Institute at Peoria, They propose to carry nothing bvt firit*elaas goods and will oc copy one side of the atore now be* . lag used by Dr. F. Leslie Zemp. They will have something to say to ..'Uter in an advertisement. iui u* Wmtiuop Collf^a Crowded. V^ WInthrop college, which opens on 8*pt*mb?r 16lb, will be crowded as In ita hUtory . The " fcockifitt Journal aaya : ??Already every in oh of dormitory, ?V tpaoe hM been aaaigned, 4nd there * a willing liet of tliirty-eight ?*ac tadeota to fill to with in ? usual small percentage jr at the laat moment of ~$e? iWcatei. . After pre* n for teMere, matrons ? *h?re was apace left ?indents, and tl?U somber Thie with sslae -J*e city stndenta will bo tba and acbftfcrablp ex wj&f SSI laat yew , wot ' y [' < ?yff mtt * <V. , -u W I ? <r . ........ V Y 7 <Seco/u/ ^Primary Cl/ec//o/t. ? uoa>ej{ Jfvc/ ?/fcCr eight <5/cc?Gctf Jfeoj/uwrd (S/ocfcc/ over nor. 6 , - ? -i ^ '3 x t ? t ? i J $ % *' ^ ft % s 2 5 3 < I ^ cq 5 _ ? si 0 C g> k cj Governor. V (V. UfrvwarJ. | 5 12 10 1 " 31 1 ?{ Ui<) 147 W. J. Tftlbfirt. j 28 71 3S 82 38 52 ;ft 20 30 10 -18. County Sujieroiaor, J.?. I'htlpM, 10 13 1 21 7 2 li) 5 4 158 150 J. M. So well. 1 23 40 :}0 70 32 50 15 54 30 30 30 For Auditor ? I'. T. Bruce 18 27 30 CO 37 50 30 40 35 35 31 W. R. McOrofgbt lfi 50 1 34 2 2 4 10 8 102 164 ? I Cv ? ?-i 1 1 3 18 it 21 18 12 20 1 f, 22 30 ?7 I H 12 0 Id 8 St 21 0 ?>7 1 1 C4 > 75 v; '-'J 21 2l? 2.'$ 1 11 2 11 n no 21 20 21 ? 24 42 30 n n 4 10 l'i 2 1 ?; 20 IS 1 r? rt 17 lit I ?1 10 11) 0 :i 17 i?i 10 IK 1(1 1 17 20 ?it a2 21 ;> ?15 i 1 U ! 30 ' 24 i 26 1 (iil.'i 702 Although Kefftbiw. county gave u majority for Tiilbur, Hoy^ird w&? Gloouui Governor, it is sniU, t>y over u?,n thouaniul utjorltyi I'roui tin < o lunibia Stole of this morning wo lci.rn that Jon^s is Comptroller General, Cr<?ft !m> boaton UnHingi'i*. Ciiughwsu i? Kiilromi Counnirsionor, Sloan n i^outiiniitit Governor and J/iumer in Senator in " /. "N" ~ ' PERSONAL. Mrs. W. R Hough visited Kor, nh'iw this week. Mr. William Ancrum, jr., iu homo from Annapolis. Prof. 1?\ M. Kennedy bas roturned from liis viail to Virginia.. The fami'y of Mr. 0. P. llossignol ! hmi here lo apond the mouth of Sep tember. Mrp. M. I^MrLeod and .Miss MoLeod, of Rembcrt*. wer# in (Nun ? ion yesterday. Mnstr r .) ? ?h n and Mise M avy V.Ilo i>i#ue have returned Lrom. tlic- moan TuTrtH *t o "?.?> wi : Tfe lj r < > hoTTooTT Mr. Ii. A. Alexander. owner of Crtiuiien'H telephone system, won in ?.own Friday. ? Kerahaw Kru Mr. Oilvia Cooke, of tho Kich- | tnonrl, Vh., Kens, is in Cnmdon and paid ur n j)U>H"iu)t call yesterday. Mr. F. L. Outlaw, senior member I of the Outlaw Lumbor Company, of J Columbia, wao in Camden this week. : Mr. H. O. lirickman expect* to ! ir.ovo to lilackebur^ poon. Wo re crct to lobd him as a citiy.cn of Can*- i den. Mr. VV. I. Villepif?ue, who ban been spending ?omp timo in Cam den returned to "Washington luat night. The Rev. W. W. Mill has roturned from his Hiiu.m^r vacation and preach ing may b^ expected afc the Presby terian church noxt Sabbath. Mr. James IIugheR, o&e of the popular Pullman conductors on the S A. L , ifi spending n fow days In Camden. Mr, Kddie Hughes is also iherc. ? Mr T. N; Myers has takon a posi tion with the New York Iiftcket Store ? liibrnan Bros & SchloKbnrs?? flhere he will be glad to have hip friends call and sec him. Mese^i Bolton Kennedy, Robert ^Kennedy, jr . H^ty B^yktn, Allkion On Hose, Willie Trantbara and Kddie 'McCrolght left this week fqr Cleua oon College We received a pleasant call on Wednesday last from that excellent gentleman and good friend of oura, Mr. W. F. Trnesdell, of Westvllle. It always Joes ua good to receive Visits from eucb men as bo is. Wants Light.? And Water, Too. Camden, S. C., Sept. 10 th, 1902. Mr. Editor) ? Some time since we had what might he termed "a meeting in the Opera House,, from which a committee was sent to our City Fathers to ascertain what was being j done in regard to water." In tlie "Messengoi" of this week is an arti. cle which states that, these gentle raon wttUed ou Council and wore pbriwn all of the correspondence in regard to the matter, and that they wfre doing all thr.t could ho expected. This / viusl say ia perfectly sutisfac tory to our tax ixiyers It is not my purpose to try and force my ideas or notional upon any community, for) ihey will Vesont any mch Interfer ence. But au a tax- payer and voter in this place I have a right to ask a few questions in tho intorest of] self and a fow other people who are j for the well-fare of Camden. What and where i3 the hitch? Dot-s any oue know? Why don't tl<cy let us kuow? We waii't no ''Star Cham ber" conferences. The City Fathers are the servants of the people. Let the proceedings as* far as Council has carried them be pnb lishod to the tfcx payers. Nobody of Creatures should arrogate to them selyes a knowledge superior to the creator. We, the people, have a right to know what tins august body is doing. So fav they have done nothing, and if the Messenger is right, it will be 16 years before any. .thing is doge. This is certainly a sad cAatemplation. Tho Tax payers called a meeting, requested infor mation as to _progre<??, and are ad vised, **?9 well as conld b* expected." The same reply the phys'ioian makes to the anions family two days be fore the faneral of the patient. , Will some one please go forme, fet bavkJg the "galP to get op in "roeetftag?^ TKen wo can Irevrvomr rap. Let . as let (he far fly. Let a* go "oat on the hustings and tell [the pe$>le^w people? thfrpaot afeerable tax payers, what foole they *re. X& ne efcow- them that .all they are Bi (or is to walk ?? have tbetr tteketacratclwd and 1 ' a* dhiettd for ?U.H What fcwt ^4aat payw None. - -aafjirtfE BEAl, 12 STATE TU ANSPEI13. ?T. A. MeLaurin to Town of Ile thune, 1 acre, 1 I. i .Julia A. McDonald to R. I, Black J moii, et td, 1 lot in He tli n rj*-, $5. ? JVc Dee Liud Company to L. tt. |Timmo?i, 2 lot* in Lucknow, $100. i llarrv Cuntey to John Cautuy, (> ! ftcrea in No. 1, $80. \ ? ?5- ? ??-? A Ouro for Ear -tu ho. I Health givea the following u? ? simple, harmlt>R9 curt* for onr-acbe: } Mak#? aninnll funnel of still' paper hill of cotton ' Hi/.n of hickorvnut with chloroform, drop into funnel ; J now place Bin al i ond of funnel in j the aebinir ear, draw a long breath, t how breath into largnend of tunnel, j The fumes are thus carried m?o j the car, and all pain ocfcaoa at oncc. A Unique Loiter. Tbo following lettm is the limit. The merchant to whom it was di rroctcd feels compelled to maku tbi* nogro'a lctter public. .. The letter is reproduced verbaUm'^t literatuma Dear sir, Pleaae lft mmdo, mary E. anderaon ( inj congujil ouperior ) have a few Dry tfood, charge oame to mo. Will think it n great favor. Sincerely yom.i W. A. andersou. I3. 8. remember settlement will I.e. gin suoij. ? Qreeu^yepd IlideXi SHOBT LOCAT/xTEMJJ OoUon let quoted tub morning at ftev. A K. Cra.no preached two 2f.od sermons in LUo ft'iptiat church here last Sunday. Qa^job printing aad subscription liat >nf*r both rapidly iueroisi n%. Thanks to an appreciative public. The Laurence street graded echool opened yesterday with an enroll ment of 175. This is fully up to the average on opening day. It is not lawful to nhpot doves in South Carolina now before Novem ber 1. August 15 used to be the date, hut the last Legislature changed the law. A baptistefy haa recently been put in the colored Baptist church. It was used f6r the ficst^ time last Sun day night when six candidates were iinmerecd. If you see a couple walking along the streot uud the inan goes on while th? woman pauses to look in at the shop windows it's a sure sign they are married. ? Ex. Mr. K. 1). Blakeney, the town at torney, loft yestorday for Atlanta to deliver the bond#- recently voted for the construction of a water works system for Kershaw. ? Kershaw Era. The Columbia State says that Mr. Bauer, of the weather bureau at tempted to make people reconciled to tho miserable weather of a few days aRO, by declaring that it was fine on turnips. ^ ' Mr. A- J. Beattie, representing tho Equitable Fire Insuraneq^ Company, last week paid the loss on the Mob ley boo6e at Heath Spring, which was burned some weeks ago. This is la the fourth los9 paid by him this year. ? Kershaw Ere Capt. H. E, Halsell has opened up agaiu near hie old atand in the Cly barn Block. He oan be fonnd in the storo formerly occupied by Mr. II. I. riePauK ns a warehouse, He will be glad for all his old friends to oall and see him. Capt. llalsell is .one of the beat meu trade with in Cam*, den, A ooach at the old 3C's depot on Tuesday last got loose and ran down the track which is considerably down grade to the old Sonthem depot. - Btrikicg ~a box car there it was overturned, and failing too near the track to admit of other coached passing, the afternoon train over the Northwestern road waa^delayed i about three hob ra. The Lm . County Lieader and Tbe Lee County Vindicator, both of whieh were established at Bishop vitle several months ago, >.ave been kofMloHdated under the name of The UadtHftd Vindicatorl Mr. H. 8. Canningfeam. who haa been editing The Vtndtoator will be in chafgfe of1 the combination He is a good n?wa r man, and witt continue to give - ^-""^wCeinty a naway BmW. maples to^aelect iron at. Septo rubor. The jjnblenrod i? yellow, Tlu? corn i? turning brown ; The tree* ii\ ;ipple orrhnnU With fruit ?rc bciidinx >1< wn, It* all these lovely token* September dav? aro bore, With ?nminer'n bi*st of , And autumtt'H bo^t of ehoer. I A Good l'amtor. j W?: are informed that Mi. J. U.j Abbott, frotu ypHrtanbui^, ft bo! liutt be on here for about fi month j if; u painter of more thau ordi- j nary ability and ace.omplUhm' ?> t b. ; Tho^n 'who \VHi:t to ben a nice j t?b | altonlU {<o Hud tnke u lock at Pr. S. i j F. Brati agton'a beautiful houue. ... - ...tf. ? ? . Furniture Repaired I Capt. T. B. Don ion Iu.k opened j up* in the* cilice one door runt of the ! post, olliof win*. re ho is prepared to! d-t oi jictnl repair work of nil kimlv,; (??fpenially furniture) repa;rin^, ?t e. ! Onpi. Denton is hu old anil ex-j reij.'/.o'-e'' baud at ihi* toil of j work and he invito# the public] when they need work of this kind to give hiuj ti tri&i. lie onto to eee ? him ? next to poM. ^llin . ? ? M? T-? ? ' WLicu a Third Tarty InifiToroa ui Do mcntic A Uair?. Antony the ertnen at. t If o recorder's ooort yenterdav whm nhe ag?? in*t ? ; young white id h n charged with in* hill 11 woman roughly. IIih in* tent ionu wore ?z ?)Oti , hut lie hunglvt^ the j <?ii. I Thu woiiiiii) in a (iei man i.nd of cloaulv, thrifty appcaruUee. Sln> I t < > i ? 1 t i i h t Hliy wriB whipping i'ii? o! her children and the youu*; mini J catnu up ami told h'Ttn stop, St?i n-ii.i fih?> MiBti't using anything heuv i?? r th?n it mxoi i?lrap and she guvi tho young fellow n cut. ivjro^A 1 ho face lor iiib pains. Tin* hitter Ktruclc the w>->ujan with hia llet. j There Iiih good tnte'.iUonu tuonprd i and lie became amenably nu I wu> i li iKHvoniinp.lv. When tiio re- I cordei pronounced ?e^iene.c the I poor fellow could h'?t control h i h | ciuotioDH. In testifying he euid that the woman hail hoi n twuiting "l*in Lido" li nnicrt-ifully *?nd hi? thought it was time to intui {,?>?. | He w )i a rje.nly a block v> t >' wlu-hJ his Ki imitive or(t>u>? of hfcj?"' n., wtCc iirrod i?y theaouodyf |lu?'ella ti?>u. * Uhe *DeJCalb Cotton JTfill Sinnery WILL " GIN YOUR COTTON & FURNISH 0 ? 6 Yards Second Hand Bagging and 0 Ties Fo^UI.35 9 Yards. Bagging And (5 Ties For r $1*50 WgfWill also buy yolir Seed if you care to sell at market price. jCooJc Uo 2/our Snterest. Tt 0 Tt (ft id Ill Z Id 10 is considered a good thing ttf have. Properly used it leads a man to our store and he buys from the stock of good things therein, saves money, and J i filch. We have a full line of New Goods, embraced in our stock! of General Merchandise. We pay especial attention to our Hardware Department. r line Table and Poctket Cutlery, clause, Shears ton Sheet* at bottom prices. Seed Rye, Finojr M BH17 Qhoemi. 18r~ ^ sod Ofcts. ? AT 111 K - ?k . I ? # fi * "fi i .e >.r" " ?7 moos for the young men old men and ' ? ... * , those who are not mat at all ? r S 1 " * '?m IJcing agents for the Celebrated Bay State Shrffc Com pany* ? Fid h^yin^r just, received the largest shipment ot Shoes in the hiatal y ??f the business wo are prepared to .lit Vl'roin the youngest. child to tho old eat man in the County/11 and in ilto course of a few days w6 showypir ? < plete line of some of the prettiest goods^vef 'displaced. ij city of Camden. * ? Be sure to give us a call Very Bespectfully and Truly