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it thanks to ei|* liWrnl 1ho jt i.sl a cmtii.u fo wUh on? NttW VcNU* >ePassH 8TQR0 29., JaMHWWMMw: w?. The legislative c week* at Clemaon C the workings of the through every riant ? r -'?r1* lege end made a nr< ligation. The conn of the following: .Bi <Jon, of Abbeville,, i Hardin pt Cheats Rainalofd. member" $ reaentatives f t otu , J gentlemen exprc-t^oj tng delighted wit hi surprised at the sea of tfc? college. Wednesday nlghfc outskirts of F1ov?m with it at 5-year-ol<|j the coloied man j house. It ie Raid th* at home And bis child to bed, locked <tl*e house. When ?( covered they had d headway and theraj of saving thofculldti the boy was frantic] that het* child wagj the old rHi lj' all the o'd H?t i? aUo Kd* of oloi k ? direct your fohn D. Ken L which wa? llie reeideno' l(Jy, Monrttj' 1?, has fifed ?Mowing M^u B< o days h rim ? :b? hold in i he lurch. The |? ' ll J?e assisted by ?belt oh Of CIks ?3 said to l)e one F pvfachovs in tlic l&fng inarV^oiifil y lie bits been. Tiie \Yy invited to at Tom Pearlstlne^ j berg. this State, Si to the home Of W. j operative, to collect Orpech declared tlu the i\<aney, but woa the mill for the aj then began cur si ngt st rated, because of wife, thereupon, It T&rew his pistol anil shot killing CreecB other barely missis - A: bold, and darli In MVillln3, S. C.. ^ which the Bank of prised <And the ban wn> of five thousaii past few months th * on hand o? jjbout meet tho doCifuide < eflts. but now Iflg the weed Is nea ; for the bank they j carry enough, cash i mal business. The authorities of laatTwu' ihaugui-fic Ing to each family ?- key for their Chris year this will be doi pfttt y has ordered ft pot there 1,200 turS ?M-they wilkb^^ rr* iC taw, a 7pronitn? H. Twitfhett, pre? Convert Company targe cotton mills, I - ewtf other mill mti the located at Con* -r .convenierfuy locate tlves of the Cliftoal Friday night an ?j . aaaassiuate Mr. T, t Richland county, j 2 ; ,^6^ Tof -the extenal ' that place and FVld off of thj> premises, fall Mr.. Davis was i arm wets shot off.^ ?? negro whom be ?a$ The poatofflce al l 0 . change was taken ft) : life Was dynamttt ***& ?rao?ie4 ?a?; ? burglars were frigl number or tooirw* premises. Mr. W. Uoyrt B?ai for |90 damig^tfip company lor faWnf - boles for tho IroaJ operation. The cong the road is liable tan tent of $10 da My for ? Deconih-zr. Dr. M. Mi Kinari ' pastor of Ebenoter In ^Columbia,' and # to Knoxvtlle, Tcnn:j -Clemen College 4 from tho 23rd infttffl oY Jahtiar#. AbbevUrrtrHa tal.kN and a second Viralta The. appointment JenklnaTas coillctor i for Bdqjth- Carolina 1 by the aHjiate. \ J Three nehroes c|i lag SamueilLingtsex ty, were cajried toil Thursday tb g<t 0 ' reach of a lynching Friday mbrnlngj . negro tmpMye at i - mill, was instantly1] The A. R. P. CM Sunday subscribe twentieth Cents* .;v. to raise pnm 5^J?Fn?mU ?PftlS vr. .<? remue tvw PrV?W7Bro wn, (rown, father of Mis. r>, died at the real 1 Tranlliam lu Kuk f ' o'clock Chrlakni -\s was his 74th birr li ft* was. on a Ybit to ita'a family when be I?e~wa9 one of the ^JliaftUy^'VespeoU <i gouoiy. . Xlife hu ? i a I HKr; tf/own'a ell ~ j?s k ll * * ?r. Wilson Moore ?? ?oore, son of Mr. ord JkXoore.uf ottr town, Kit - twuweek^a tflnrmr tvfir at bis fathei's ItowfTiddist parsonage lit 7'. 10 o'clock. In ?Wilson ..Moore t;*e [minted that "dea<h mark*' ^or no yoong n wae held la higher ii?. Of a bnght, >ition it wAs a pleas W Contact with him, nlty has snstained a iis death. For Some lb eniployed.io the fossrs Zemp & D$ Ihercd?* around {and lasting friends. ^ where we rosy not ?L known and loved fcewrli: imparable. ?-?mm , P 0 Pensioners muarjr- for tbe pur Bg the applications ?mi- to -apply for a r the now law ail ?for-a pension u> a* t s month of J an u a r y , ?n will be receive') and thoae who fa! lave to wait until ' PQikj application . .fieed not make ai> must report to me the - month < f j-in- perioa ofr -h? ley are living umi on the roll foi^)ie old pensioners who aged from one cla9* make application. and blanks will bd anta by palling o? Dr't olBce. ? W. F. Ruaeell ftmiaaioner, K. C. son, Tonpxans. tn the Lee coutrty nted their modeet int. - 60mmi3 r best to get Judge ? bia fee, Uut be i tH^y-'- have seni) lo#?f-'.B..Frank Wntoh Fouua^"-' A watch whs found a f??r iiojpsj ^uf?o. Owner can eel ft liy T? aauriu Rod paving for this u-rniee. Mpjilllog*. Jan.* 2, 100U. ?? - ? a- ? -**? Good Pine Timber Tor S ile, The pine timber on about J 00 ? orc4 of land about 3-4 of ft tni'e from Khep^rd a'aM"?n on the S A. U U. R.. for Silo chesp. Anplv to Dee. 1*'. H. J*. Klliott. ^Tiller'* Ferry. There will he proaohin# at Harmo. uy JJuptUt church n*xt Kuuday morn. >'nsf, Jan. 4th. ui 11 o'clock, end at 7 30 o'clock r>. ro , by lie*. J ?>. Myers; aleo el Pleasant Hill church, near Bcthune. at 8 olfluck p m same dAy. An eejeyuble d.aneo was criven the residence of Mr If. Thornwell Thorn* a las' Monday night Mr. Bon. J. Gardner, of Aiftdabi sla Ala., (a spending the holidays at h1? old hotrje hero, ' Tr* Married, by J. P. ^Gardner, notary public, oq Sunday afternoon. Deo 28th, Mr. Allen Campbell and Miee Sal lie Mabaffy. Sover^l young people of -this see attended the tournameoi at Una lent Tuesday. Messrs. J. K and H. J Gardner are v$fdt:ng at Kershaw this week. J. K (J. .. J80BT LOCAL ITEtf9 Yesterday being a national holi day the batik* were closedfttnd Run# ilny hours were observed at tbo post office. . Mr. Howard Singleton i* prcpar .. ( - i _ - ?..' l .L I i. between Mrs. 8 Hughe's and the graded school grounds Tom Alexander, colored, died on Wednesday laofc from ' lock-jaw cauacd from aliening a nail in one of bio feet several do^s ago. A firo on the night of the 27 th' de. stroyed three stores in Bisbopville ? Messrs. T. E Rtunn, J. II. Pato and the drug store of Dr. U. E. PennK * Mr D. L. Iieevea was the first roan to pay hie taxes in Lee <w>iy)ty. He has had tbo rCftMpt pilt in "n, unfit frataxin order that he may hand it down posterity. v At Botbel ChutCh, Pfivjiteer, jSumUr county, last Sunday morninp theje was held n "fnreweil eemrc" i in honor of Miss Sadie who Furnain, will leave iliis week for Cuba, where she is to becoipe a-?roi3sionafy worker in an orphanage located Muriel, Do a' lis The killing or Mr. yw. K. Hud aou at thu Watej^.e/ river bridge still remains a mystery. No clue whatever has been gotten as to who com m Cited. the awful deed.' STrnfudsott wasone" oT our Beat citizens "and- the murder is con sidered to be. a moat atrocious one, The governor bas offered a re ward for the capture of the guilty parly or parties- Mr. John Whita ker has JM e . Hudson's place at the bridge. On Christmas morning the body of Mr. T. R1 'fhorne was found dead on the track about ane wile, south o* Kershaw- It' la not known bow Mr. Tbdra'pame to hi* death, bet It la *e opposed that ha was killed by the aouthhound freight train on tfce night before. Mr. MeltolT tflatka who was wounded about two weeks ago io the shooting which tork plaoe a*. DeKalb died of bis wounds on last Saturday night. In conser|uenoa of Mr, Ol*wk*r denth, Messrs/ Jatncs Love and James Kelly whoaiciia plioated in the case wero commit ted to jail last Sunday. ~ a * ?McMillan. ?On Wednesday morbicg. Pec?ro ber 3lst Mr. John Gostavus Lege of Charleston, aod Miss Evalyn Vic toria McMillan of Camden, were mar* rled at the borne of Mr. and Mta. W. H Zeeap, cousins of the bnde. -Tbe beautiful marriage ceremony of Oje Methodist Episcopal church wm moat impressively performed by Rev. A. B. Earle, pastor of liyttletou street Method iai^ Church. Only the relatives and most intimate friend* of the family were present. Accompanied by hia eouain, Mr. Jobn J. Workman, and heralded by the inspiring strains of the wedding march, Mr. lie## entered and re* ceiveri 4>ia brftie from Mr. Zemp. Mi#S AUie Zemp, who aoWd as mtiil, of honor, wore a handsome rowu o garnot velvet inJ wrdod "pmV cirf-, nations hi ber band; - Th?*. bride, attired in a modest aalt of peas) grey, was the very incarnation or simple parity ifcddatoty tttHow Her btm qnct was of bride's t uses and ferns] The htndftbme drawmgroooap. bcautl XaUy and taatofally decorated wjfcb evergreen^ amilax. mistleUfe. ferns and boily. "presented a pictur?_of r valuable Shortly after ceremonyrMr. *\d Mrs. Lege left on the Seaboard Afl| Lies for Jacksonville oed other mat of Uw bosiaoss fai Uresis of s of.Hew Fine* Svc-d Corn For Sale \ i?w hubhflx of Gariek'a I'm. MQ<? *<?? d com for sale. Yl-.dda fr?ou t*o to five rnra to (lie fct??lk. j Ffiei* %1 50 |i?r huj?hrl. I). Wiilit?repo< >i. i Dec. Harried. | Oil th?v 21*1 inni, Mr. James \ llahou til Alia* Mm v Mtrifcon. i he hrtdo wau the rr t}1p'*nt of st'M i ni handsome preaeulP, . among iluit wa? stvsral ailvor dollar*. It. VV. Mutton, oflloi&iiug. Onwtbe 2Bt l? inst., Mr. H?*nrv VV k x t h ? to M iws Mmuih llrauh* h. It. W, Button, officiating. Mr. James Vaughan Kills We*ds> Williams. On tho d i t before Christina* Mr. James Vauphun shot W< sl*?\ Williams', colored, frotu theelT??'?? of which WiiliMnua died about 36 hours tift t*r*'a>d*. Tito ^touting oocurred oq Main street, iH front of Wbttsk-ir & Burnet's slate. An in qoeat, wua held on Haturday ???d the virdiot of the Jury was thai "Wllliarun came to hia death )>y a gur>shot wound hy the hand of James Vaughan," PERSONAL Mr, N A. Bathuoe was Iu Cam don on Mofd&y lnat. M iss Sadie Kennedy >8 spending CQ!S WOCU lU'OUibioi'' Mrs. W. 1). Hoykin is yifiltin# her sister, Mrs. Heath in &anc*ster. Mr, flobt. Johnsou of Yo^kville, is spending a few days with Ins parous. Messrs B J# end Je6t<o Gardner were in <*auid&u on Wednesday In^t. ~Mt John Kersfcaw of jiiawanwc University Is' visiting friends Sn the city. The Mioses Mannmof of GohnnHU aro visiting Mr. and &lrs D IV. W il 4i9D$Si Miss Agnes Corbett of Orange bnrgr, is vis-ting bor sister, Mrs, YV. L. DePass. Mr. and Mrs. Jj. T. fiaker and their little daughter are with Mr. and M'1* Tbos. Lang. ' a Mi-f Margaret Qqrnot return ?u\ /ram Hew harry to her Jiome JUern-rr^ tbo holidays. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Sipseomb. of Columbia spent tbo holidays wub Mrs. Vai Jordan. Miss Lola Ue?U?t of Charlotte, N. 0, was guest of Miss Emma Shan. nou during tbo week. Mr, Shannon Linn'mg, of Charley, ton, spout aoouple of days iu Wwn during tbo holidays. [' Df. A. A Moore, .Tr, of-New Kork Pity, bas been frjfcti Id? family lb ? re for the past ten (toys. . - ? / Pr^Jfgnry Trapthsm. Salisbury, N. Bpcm^Chrifttraasin ('atmleM with bis brother, Mr. W. D. Tran thorn. V>b -&j:. & - Hey man, of N*w twk cry; who ins been visiting veistivWsj here several days, left yesterday for Georgetown. Mr. Adam Shannon bus returned] to bis home iu Portland, Oregon. Mrs. Shannon will spehd the winter here with relatiyes. , - T.be many friends of Dr. W. ?t Burdell who bas been quite sick :for shout two' weeks will bo glad to learn that he is better. Mis. jHa^adote Kolm, mother.of Mrs. Gn's Hlrfirch, and ber daughter. Miss Adaline Kohn, of Orangeburg, are vIsiHngMrs.Gns HirBch, 0 Mr. B L;_ Barstow, Jr., who re esived some "Injuries on the polo ground a few days ago has sufficient ly recovered, we are glad to say to he out ag*io, That excellent gentleman Mr. 1*0 e N. Fallow, o?qfh& Outlaw Lumber last week and paid t|S a pleasant call. , . ' , ' - Missel' Marie rita/BesBle ftemp, of the Fem?le college in Columbia*] Alias Ada Tranfhaml and Mlsa ]Lea He Arthur of Winthrop,ara at botno for the holidays. . Mr. and >Mrs. James Heath of Lancaster. anA MrW. P. II. Neleov, and Mr. W. 'lY Nelson spent a few days with Mr, And Airs. W. M. Shan-, noo daring the? week. Mr. John P.. M^Tpoey formerly of oof'town bat now of Birmingham, Ala., spent Christinas here; He is now engaged in the drag business and we are glad to learn that he is doingcynlli ' One of the ^ boxes at Mrs. Le Moyne'fl presentation of "Anon| Those Present" was occupied Misses Cora Camion of Camden and fctdra Verner with Mr. C'.P. Wheeler and ..Mr, T. ?,:;Goqdwiu,\ The party was obapexooed by Mr. an4 Mrs. Thus. J. LJpaooinb, Jr, Kct. A. J. Stokaa, D. D , and Iita family have arrived in Florence. Dr. , 8 tQfcefc i? the presiding elder for this district for the enanlng year. He is one of tUa moat prominent man io th? oonteracoe. H? comes to' Flo renoe from CtHMrleeion. He haa be?n for three quedrenniums a presldir.j [sHwriiwI fol'Wi jUHtlMU of tfea chorob. ? Florence cor. to tip lnmHa State. K Mr. Rooert At. Kennedy left Gam dee l?*t Tuesday morning at *lx o'clock xm a very happy errand. Oo WtSgaa# eWtuitf it htuvtur fire o'clock, be w m married in hriA* 4^ AWrnsflr^ ' Tr ta To Hem I'nit <>t Uu> ,lk oiklon t'Um" hp. ton^ifiu i o Mi?. 1?. Wh.klrr. Apply i * I* A. N'? ink -? - -4*" ~ Th?> Vpluo of An Koueut Ey> A h' sux'NH i. iit sutij ihut li ? OUt'Jl ?)|-Vftt?>d liH1 H day t?? i> man whom tt r? ?: - r| * -u( iu 1 1 1 a otticc la mih'wi' i?? li;* vi'? i' UIohi Many h i ?(< can ? culhd. lie I ejt-Ol t- ?' lh*? Alf (it h'M'mUs.* hu WOllht ; ma l??ok olui ? : I t? ?'Tbr Htrtwjd iU?M," fit I I!.* lYU'li'LAUt. yn ?t'rt ?vi?h < I ?> 41 1 ?ii* iitri'tfh'li . tv?<-om Uu-ndatioo hl.t vvith usitaouoirtXt in to *?*-?? t.iiHi n*** filtijvy nod tft??>d chsn?(l?r. hut, though lu- lo' k e?i hiv in t ?ye, 1 hrw that wo oouin dovim hop# lo ?t?t nlnt.g well l <???*? her nud ho i tlinuifHt i Dim. The third 'Inu'icttu'ti >?<? the iu"iuent p^d ineu'.o ?ho door. Ho Vae poorly | dressed, at\d iii' O^lt hfb clothes* were whole, e hi leabt two si/fa too t>inull. It wtiH <' v id ?? ti i that It Ib RWire tronl.lt d lini not tlu fyj h? held hl? h <? *. 1 1 hJtflj >tud ub he apprnaohed my d^sk lookon my t?(|Utt?tdy in the eyo. Iie*uidj that lie had no recommendation, that hu had no hn?fn?t?? ex per ie oce, hut that be was wil'iug to do hU heat to pleaae me In hu i octant u downed npnu u>?? tb?t Ik tor* me wan ' the in tin that I whs looking for.) I II.) had 'toLUiDg to recommend him; save un hynr** ?,?,t ; I ty.v.uo?*ut race, hut that whh eutll- I dent. 1 engaged him on tbo epoi. j Mi'. Finloy, of South Carolina, frankly admit* that he cannot for tlic ill'o of him toll <>no noto of rouataj froir\ ftQ^thoV. Tueieln ho hua u Joko , upon bit) Deinoofrttin coll? ??'!<). Jivi^oj L ttllltltn, Of ( I CStt*. ?rv"|;*rr~j ernor of thft Lona Stur fc'.ftto. Na (her of thcso ootlroVolo Dom i) : r n t g ' brought bin famdy to WufchioijCoi. \ this winter ftii'J both hr?vo h*d u lonegoiua existence ut I ho? r bole'. ?Come up to tho parlor," auid Judge Ln.nh>itn vt ho j>1|yi thS i>?ti o o an.! w^I'i Vq tho South Oftroiipiats, a few evoni?28 hIhocj ?*! !>viU rom\cr ^ no Ipotionjor you.v ]V afJHtP?i tll'OSelr at fch<* 'piano atld interpreted '11 Soulful uiAuro r ??ifouie. Sweet ttnmer* ? Fintpy" n'mntni rt~ fill at lt? f> I ion till tiio l?nt note eound^d fourth ht \d the Texnn turned to him wi'Jj ficu expressive of ?hjp beautiful Hi-ntimont of that ^raud old tune. "J oOgc," esirUiintjd Finley, desirim* ! to be pt.hu? and eomplime,otary_lu onejifho had performed so efficiently ifl amrtsetttf nr.. "when yon pUy-j ofl the 11 9t eliwid I t*aw the '?ltu trees i in fi^ont of my house lit YorkvdN-. j VVbfHjoti' had played ;\ litle irorn f saw the front door opeu and the fmms at my *>hrce children appear. ?WUV then your tnw'fnl rendering muds m* hear from tho. e donr little onus the wrrdn: 'lli, daddy, thero you are.' WtvalitngUjn Peat. 4 'Winter Horn ss in a Summer I*rmcl " The Southern Railway has issued its beautiful "Winter Homes in a Hi} miner Land" folder tor theJ$W?toi IPOLMJ. , This folder is published iu ft very attrac tive form and is profusely illustrated with' photographs ?f th& ww^qj^outhern Win tor Keborts and fhefr. t*ftlfeyM#niits. It alsocoutoms numlVous vJewlPW the scenery from the Mountains to tho sub-tropical scenes of Florida and Naser.q. The book let gives full and comitate Information rc gaidin# *11 of th?j loading Wml?i' lUnmns for health or plcasuro wd also a complete tttft of dU of tho smaller hotels an (J board ing houses which have accommodations for ; Winter Touribts. giving rales per duV, wock an<l month and- other valuable date to those doming to loqafo far the winter anywhere in South* If you arc con templating a trip to a?v point do not fail *to first supply vouraelfwith this booklet by sendhig a one stdlnp to any-Passenger Agcnt,gTihfo ffiinpany. Tf yo\? are not contemplatiugiirip^sendfuronianjrwfly; you will find n?ueh in' it to intercfit m*. WlniM Tounsrttolfct Jot pT^artyT^F auced rates now on rwi Por anyjnfnr mation desi red as to llaie#. Routes and Reports write tortile nearest Passenger Agent of the Soutjieru Hallway. The Old Reliable Jew eler, I am ready and anxious to work upon any and all kinds of CLOCKS,^ WATCHES, JEW?LRY^&c,r and will Guarantee all my work to be * FIRST-CLASS. * I will f>ay fair prices in cash for anything in the old gold line, ond have for sale somp old fatbibned jewelry. Give me a trial. R. J. POSTON. ^ -COtmTir auditor's office. ~~ Camdsn, S. C?i Dec. tod, 1902. Notice is hereby given that the County A?dU?V> dfftce will be open to receive tax retorn?. from January 1st, 1903,. to February 30th,- 1903.? All persons who ?re require d by 1 EfTtd make nratiu^ibiiflV do eo, of all personal < property by Feb |?KUf 90lb, 1908, u fifty per cent. periaT jf^wtll be addeif aft or that time. *Per> tons owning prupetiv In towns end cities ataet make a sopar?te return of their tlltOiiuty JtcdttBT- wtttxhntttie JW lewfafpfcscse on _tbe dates named tor the Dpw><f fe^jffaiy : PROCLAMATION. Statu of South Tar/fUna- r.\< < u ?lv?< t'l'simUrr. \\ 11 KhKASkinf-naution luf?t'i?n c Hi 1 1 . 1 ^tnii*( uiiM't. Il?ni an A f iiu> M littler wh-5 i.i ill the ( " i Iv nt Krtshaw. on or utx'iil llie COi li <1 v ?>' l>iix'i!?J<t,i', i>? 'I, itjiim In*' >?' W !'\ Hudson. ,l>y piHiii >? ii.ikouwu, mul I'a tilt} Sftill pnrtlc.N unknown J ? a s f'.tti ft ll< jllntVO. i KOW. TlttfltKlMRK, I. M. >?. o SWHHNRV Governor of th ot (South Otirolltn;, in pltjor t Ha* ju-ti- . u i\ t>0 <loi.lt* ?0<1 the majesty of tlu? tow vitt il C;itP?1, (lo h'i'Vtby otfiir li rewnH of t 1 > K | HUNDRED nOrXARS for filoD, delivery Mul t onviolion of tno ?-.nil part K?.s unknown Co tlte Sheriff of hjuiw County, ni Cuindoti, S (\ iN' TKSTlMo.N V Wll KHKOF. I hi ve hviv.iiiilo H?t my huti'l "Mi SKA J. ;:tns?<l lli.o (IrcnJ Suul ? .f < ? it; ?? (?? l*i* tilftxed, n> Coir, n hin, thin U2n ii of l^oroMrbcr. A; I> K" itn?l in the ly/Hi yen r of the In l?-pen<t?M oy of tin! United SinYe* irf A:n M i1 'i. M. li MiSWKlJNI'.V;. By (ho Governor W. |{. Cooler, Keetvtary o( Slt?l;i, O. O MOORE, 1 . . ? : .a ^ ? ... . 1 ' % w ? " V M " ?'?* ? 8pCcUil attention n;iv?tl to collect i n of Rontfc. Account*, Ktr. Hffti K*uite bought unsold Tiro Iuaiwsw co. | Trespass Notice I AH )?tkr??>ns ?ff? It oft' by wnni"d not To I luiKt or nt tn?v*?' ? * i?? T>u<:j mi'.mh lr.V 1 JaiuIh about U Uiiica p???<t of Camden. 7miU'<T. *"5 " 11, l\ 811 ICDl). T)oc. o-ftfc. Notice, A? fwro !mH; been feom o.J>?ngrn In Uio roil c&tut?? (\ i ) ? 1 eoUwliii^ Im-.i ncB9 PuruiliMi T syiRh to inform t!;C public thitt ( i.-m H'i'Mn t. * ? ? ? I'ti *inoa? uud will ^?;nr?nle? j?yvinjM ??t t.?:n<i?tu to all buHinesfl ??'.aco<l iu ?ty lmnda. Very H ppt'otfulK. <j. IS nunt B.iUixuan. ? Valuable PfORBtty k\ Sain, Our It patience and Lit on Ma n street, jCi\ ? r??]?n . 1 jOf. Iran ;t front of cue Hundit:?l ii t>t and running b.iuk h tlep li of three hundred miii twenty t*vo fe?~c. 1'i cr.iisV'H hr?? in lltorQMglr repair' ariil pi<o of the tc&t ro.sidesicca iji town, ,AL8() Our Plantation in Went- AVntorc?, 06 ' y a few tuiltis from Dttmdfrn. containing three Hundred arid fifty acrea./ It>$ cm i ctded by all mio know th'w pliwfTrtiion .o be ooe of iho "nest in tbttt conminnjt ?. The crop# madj upgn it for llio p ? t aeveraL vcara will bear this atatemc it out, aIjSo > J3i?hty aire# in thofnpper part of tfu? county. This tract ot iar.d i? a part :Af the old homo tract of the late Hefcry a ? <1 i JTrucllla Tmeadel and is well' known ;.a, >bein? n very valuable tract 'of land. ?] I Aliof tho abov'o propSK^wlil be 4 i-"] :poteo of on reaaonnble t<?rni&7"? ? U. TxraRDBii. ~ . Salme E. TwrfcanKL, Nov. 7, Office of Trea^er Kershaw Coun-) t y Camden, fc?. C., Sept., 9th , 1908.) In aeconUnce with the act to rntro ?applies for fiecnl veer commencing Januarj l?t. 190*,; notice la hereby given < hat TfOfWMM-pt-'ftOHicH of Kw?lun connty will be open for the collection of taxes from the 15th day ef October, 1902, until the 3lst duy of December, 1902. f he rate per centum for Kershaw coar. tr Is as follows : MHIa State TaxoH * - 6 8ehool Tueri a County Taxes 4 0Uil Road Taxes 2*4 Total 14 ? The fplhnrteg Special levies baye been made also: MilU 8peclal School tax District No. 1. 8 Special 'School tax. District No. 1, for interest on School Bonds Graded School Building. Mills District No. 1 . - Special School tax DiUrict No. 1, 3 ? *? ? r-, ?i ???, ?. W> *%?* W. A. Schrock, ? ? Notary Vublic, Collector and Real Estate Agent. Office on Law Range. P. O. Box 307, Oanidfcn, S. O. ?d^?Give me your business. Prompt attention given ffr col lections. Dec. 5. TO P. T. Villcplgne, Prop*!