The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 09, 1903, Image 3
We return our thanks |<>
the public #>r theiv
]> .tromiga during (he p.i. t
year, and K>Iwitiug acautinu
anee of the^aiuOj we wish
and fill a ^"IW New Y< ,u
J?omp dc j?)eSPassj
THE CORNER DRUGSTORE.
'ZP/iono 29.
Moving 1*1.
D?% F. Zcaop, Mr. W. H
Zeoip mill Mr W. Qciaenheimcr i r<
moving into their handsome tie w
a to res and in ;? few days will !><
ready f or business, Lot eve v
body c-ilt afid soo how nicely t! ,.\
are ll.ml up in their new buslm
homes.
Mr.McUfthOB To Be Hote.
Hon. i*i o. J. MoMuhftu, retiiiug
'??m o Bupt. of K.la'cation, wilitu
j ' nrdnr. Jiin. 1 (i t i), and
v.-nl ?d?'fc?* ICcrKfiaw Conti'iy"
'I ivchorli} A sso^i?ltou fit about II . 50
o'clock in tho Graded School boi!d
in^ Thi* it Mr. MoMalmn's ltv?i
oHk'inl rppf (i^uiicc uinbng&t us i ml
i(. ii. hoped that fill tcftohcrn, fich';o
? lil'M'rn, tend fri?-nd* of iho cause oi
t: location will lio present.
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Revival Meeting.
Tho revival meeting at tho B ;>>
Hit chtfreh is pr6grcesiufr nicrly
Two 60nncn? daily-? at 1 in ific
s'lomoon pud 8 al night? ^are bcii ?
iioid ami ccnsidc rable interest i? no
i ? i ? j in? ni {??>(? (I. Mr. Shcitou i..- a
;.nuinugh!y cvn&eci ated man r.mi
fori (ful ej;e.iUor and we are sur.
! '??'(. !> is ?o tni in:: here will result in
v,4s U 'Mtud. No one should fail to
! i ar l iitt. A wttrin welcome aw.nu;
you Ihirc.
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Death of ll'r. 2?eniy Hi. Townsend.
Mr. Heaiv I- Townsend, a pron i^
i>, ut banker of PhiUde.lphia, d.d
I,, re ?i . U? Hobkitk Tun last Su>i
<hv. fin was a senior member ol
i ho bunking I'm to of Dchaveu &
i\.w?ti'nd -?l l'hiladelp^in, and die
r f ibo l.'nrhni! linnncieTS of the
country/ Mr. Townsend 'had been
in ill health for two years aid
(< a m o sou th on the adyice af his
physician. l;,or more than 20 yeorp
Mr. Townsend w?,a a governor of
the Philadelphia stock exchange
.?I :i (1 served t*o tonna aa president*
of ihe oi gauizatioo.
Social Life in Camden
The old year passed out auitd
^ merriement., festivities ?nd gonial
joys, while the new year was unhei.
cd in by song and dauce and b*fpv
hearts. *
The rison gave a most
charming progressive .etcher pnitv
to ihe Mist>(s Manning of Colom
bia. The l?r.u-:e waa beautiful in
f.ativo dccoi alions. Tho hostesea
jtr. ii?onl wtrrr rlnrmTo^i Ihe'gues' >?
l.-ippy and F4?y. The re fresh menu
dainty and delicious. j
Mi. end Mrs. D. R. Williams en
t>it'.tiuid their lieieea tho Mi$B<3|
Ii!;. in. in r, at a iiinH charming "din- 1
i i r puriv given in their honor.
Misa Mt rio Z? mp g?Ye.a mo*',
charming, eutci Uiuuivul tohe.iahl
i:: ihe now jenr. /t'wtlvo of her
huinls i opresenii.d jlhe past twelve
iiotill'.s of thy oljLl year. Foe r
o" tiers were the four seasons; while
o-.n' thaiuiing y?ung lady who wa
tho old year 1?-Hviu? us, departed a** j
th? eloi-.U struck iho mystic hour cfj
lw, aud a wiusmue little fairy rep
n ^intihg the new year, moat grace
fully and joyously was ushered to
with gladsome strains of musical
voicep, bright, tmiling facea and
3 -voua God- 1- peed for the yeur
1903.
Misa Alice Corbett entertained
all iho Qharmiou younger set of
' iir maidens and bravo cadetQ.snd
. 'Mounts who ^rete at home for th? i
l'elida\ py besides the numerous I
bright boys and pirla of our town, j
A ?i'ucepiijg content was crjoycd |
during the CMikr hoars. Ml*?
)b ssie Zemp drawing the ladie'f
i) ij>p anJ^-M r. Lrslin-^rrthar rr
tbe gentle man's prize.- A<
Ur^iil^pM-danciug waaLjkHpt up for
fevelal hoius ' ?
Miss 'Teannie Stonc^gaVd a char
ring luncdi.ron in hoKor of her,
many friends who were at home for
the holidays.
Misses Maggie Chllds and DbIIv
A t tho r of ~tJoIum\>Vi havs spent
' ?ieir vacation . hete with Miss Marie
, - mp and Miss Allco CorkieU sud
v ?.re tiio recipients of msny- social
>( attention#.
Iho oldsr members ol^iur ?om
munlty Indalficd
r?r and supper pmUt u? aumer
Xot *? evert house was
ilih
m<*. J A Henton*
Wo din i t i':<- ?poeial i-.tlfiilion of
our ? C ???!??? i ? n | 1 1 0 taid of Mr I A.'
litnsni, to !>.? U/U?h\ mi auollicv
Column M l'? i>? ? i is ono of the !
lieSit coi.Vr .? ??,f . hiM liui'Mkra ?1*'?
linvi' OVOf i.i .n i;t CtimillMI Kljd ifi
now nt ^vairt oi 'in; l.(?tulil'nl cottage
" Mr K .1. , !o> >? ,,M ?
Tlioso who
:tit: {'o.t' j.' t ? I t building dor.o
slit > vi ? ' not f . i i \ I't 8c<j Mr. iicittion.
'.o ^ctuionoift
1 v. ill o<? ?>v ?)?(? Auditor# olllutj
liu < k!>h'u (i ?>:k-|| Saiui day dining'
jUiij cf .1 a ii ii ft r v for tlu? pur* |
of UCclviDft llle ttj'plicft . 1 -life j
>>f i !io<*o \? ho ilfnii o t<> apply f"f h,
pension. Under 1 1 ? ?.? n< w law till ?
persons 1 ? : ?? ? pension iuus-1 1
do. ho c? ii ( i o jjj tilv tuoitllk ?f .) iinuury, |
li'ii u<> a| p!i("ui?ni will I hi rt?ceiv?*<l
'ifu-r ill ni 1 1 mo, and tlioHO who fitl
to apply will liavo to wuil oniilj
motion- yt'i?r to uiuk^ hpplk"?ti<?ii i
Pl.l poll : .i'liicib uui-d not inuke "p'l
plication, tint niUfit report to tor j
BOineti^xi duiiu< tin; uioiitli of |
'Jj.ouJy cither in pvraoo or lot
wriiiijg that they mo living i*nd i
wish t\ jo main on the roll for tiioj
y* in IVOfts. All old pensioners *h'i
? I -'ftire in lvtJ e.hiiiiged from one ?!.*sh
to un??l hc?\m?at ioi ko tipplioaiion
All informal on ami blanks ?ill !>??
fill ninli^d a;ipHcaut? by calling on
i no i?t i he Auditor's ofU?e.
W. K. Russell
lVr.sion Commissioner, K. (J.
At ihe Country Club.
O 1 ^ ?-'lu^'Kilay afternoon Mrs. K.
G. Wh'&tkr eutertninod most do
'bihtlully at an af l or noon (<??, A1
? si \>/iutfua /?/ a.
ill n t a niofet airreeabio eveno?-*
ririo wnn Ahsistiiil "bv Misses Kan
i" li(?r:?, Honrioila Brailsford, Sadie.
Kennedy and l'iorido J)? P:jgs. Thute
entertuinnv nta me held every Wed.
ucsday afternoon by the different
lady nuiiiihers o? t: e Club an i con
stitute one ?.f t ij t ? n)o<jt' delightful
social s (jf the winter season.
TiuMi- iii formality add* greatly to the
easy enjoyment ol* tl?c? Polo* uaio?;a
whieh me matched with great in
? or?'s?? from tl:o Urge verandas of ttio
City)? Honsc.
0) ) I' riday night the Club House
wMI bo fomu'rly opened for tiio sea
son by ij progressive card party. ^ \
(lerman will ho givru ?onci and a
njoat attractive program hss been
Tli. d (! o'lt !V >V (!(<} t*- j |i t.f I* .
| A latve minder of no;them tourisfes
y'-' m fishers of the Club and add
much to t li??'oiij'iy me nt of the enter
'k; i! merits, they lelcg pntbnsias.lo
troll' players andgr-a'iy interested in
th-.' polo came*.
P rof Iieaucay And Bride At flomo.
Tlse new year hrouphl bark to \\a
our pr.pubr fih-nd, Prof. II. M.
Kenitfcd v, wh!i his lovely bride.
&lra .1. W. bhikcnuy, ^r. Kennedy's
s'itter, \n loomed them by a moat
charming reception, given to intro
duce Mrs. Kennedy' to her lar^e
liotv family conneciion, the teach
ers of the sohoul ami the hoard of
trustees ac<l a few other persoutl
friends and neighbors of the gioom.
The reception was a Very en
Ihii&iaatic one for to Profeaaor
Ki nntdy much is due for hit*
great interest in education*) ad
vantages to our community* ue
has made a m >8t t flicieu t superin
tendent tf our school, ? has woiked
most dii'ilctilly for years for our
( hstauo'ia circle and indeed hi*
given atdt \o all intellectual aaso*
(Millions in our tow".
We extend to them all good
withes for ihia and every succeed
ilig \ear.
From the Alexandria (Va.,) Ga
I'.vile rf '.ho 1st mat. tnko the!
following notice of the marriage : i
A pretly wedding occurred in ;
C'iirtd Protestaat Kpiscopal Church!
\t. 5 :'.10 o'clock yesterday evening i
when Miss J ii ha Calvert. Hunter, .
daughter of Mujir Robert, W. 1 1 n n - ]
ter, of this ei'v, became the bride of j
Robert MaeMillian Kennedy, of |
Camden, S. C. The ceiemony was j
performed by Rev. N. P. Dame, of;
Winchester, in the presence of a'
ctr^e. gathering of rdilivea and,
friends of the pirtiea. The church j
??au prettily decorated with pulmj. !
and potted | hints. Th? bride was j
attended by her sister. Miss Carrie;
Stuart Iluntor, and Mr. Lawrence j
Mills, of Camden, S. C , was b<jstj
man. kittle Misa Margaret Camp i
bell, nicco of the bride, was flower j
rrirl. The uf.hors were: K Smart. j
Hunter and Edmund lJ- Hunter, t
brothers ^of the bride; Julian S.J
Jones, of liidtimore; David II. Rid-j
die, of Churobershnrg. Va.; Stnart !
Jotiep, of Norfolk, and Georgo 0. j
StuarX. Tho hri'lo entered the
oli u roll on the artb of her father, who
uavccher in tnftrri:igo. and \\as met
at the chancel by tho groom and
tiesrnrsir ? ^he gownod iu era*
broiderod crepe do chine and chiffon
ornamented with pearls and carried
a shower bouqaet of iirido roses.
After the inarriajzo an informal re
ception to the bridal party was held
at the roaidt neo of Major Hun-er on
Prince street. Later tbo brido and
eroom left for aweddlofe trip. Sub
3*qt?Jr,tty they wilhreaido iu Cmnden,
s Amooc the outof?town pco
plo pi*8.*nt wore Gen. W. II. Fuvne,
Holms CourAil, Col. Jobn S.
Moaby, Gen. L. L Lorn fix. Ool/j
Thomas Smith, Mr Loi^U Robinson, !
of Washington; Mr Bernard Carter. 1
of Baltimoro; Mr J Ridgeley Carter,
Sccand Secretary of Legation at the.
Court of St James; Mr Oden Howie,
of Maryland: Mrs W Fl P Lw, Col
Jo* P. Slloltree, M,rs Robb, of Kin#
George; Mrs Rosa itc B Stnart, Miss
Sallf Smart, Mra Hnhard, of Nor
folk; Re ? Philip Cuball and wife, I)r.
r lobn POmjpH and wife. Alfaen*.
jOa- 1 Mr Warrantor Kfo g, Mrs K K
Lfoatj, Mil ID, MatolaHanr? a*4
To Build tt Now Church
At a Feoout coufyieuoe of th?
- Oav?den Mipti-t ?? It it roll it wa? d y
? ? i * I ?- ? 1 in build ii i??-w lirl* k ?'!? s-j
to coil *boi?i ? i hcnuand <!?d
1 tt i s at i>s early a dt?y, us possible.
4L
I'ino fi.'fd Cirn For Bale
A few Uustu-U of (J arlcli'tf I'ro
I i rt c nerd com for Hnle. Yields
from l wo lo li ye ?'??*? to the sik:U.
I* r i?j o *1.60 per bushel.
I). \V llllOl h|)OH|l.
Dec. l'J-lt.
GOUO tu licAllCort.
Hev. S. H Thomas, colored, w!?<>
lin^ Ijin-u residing hero for serra1
year* pis', left hist SUnrday for
Mfnuforl, wUorq ho ban been &erw l>>
fv>nfi!i i'fu-.o to Aervu fin paxtor of the
M l! CSiivcli tluro. While ben.'
mado n good -.iti/ien (>n?l l> Vh
tli*vo will b<> an uiUitioii to siie
good population ol Iitaulort, Oue
of Ii* *? lust publio Hct h here wat lo
deliver (ho emancipation oration in
West Wnteccc.
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SHORT I.OCAL ITEMS
Sleet, snow and rnin fell in Ohio
?Ion iust Tuesday.
'Iho YorUville Yeoman lias fits
ponded publication.
Mr. (J. A. Braaiug on niacin an ?>?
several days ???jo for Hio
benefit of Ira creditors.
Mr. G Krneet lUtomon has b?er>
eh'etod keeper of tho Watereo river
bridge.
Messrs J. M. Sowoll and It C.
Br.ico have taken ebarjjo of Hie
of flee 9 of Hnoervisor find SiidI n f 1 .1
uc If i*fu7 'ii'" peel i ve. fy.
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Firebssjj Captured.
Colombia Htnte, 4'h inat.
P-dico ollloer B'dand \oGterdiy
morning picked tip unci jailed n
negro who v tj his u?ine hh T( 1:1
Uotnan. {Jo wbs wanted in L* xiiW
tou for rubbing fti<? depot and th n
setting fire to it a ljw nights 8?o.
I'he aiory in an interesting one.
Ii Kctrufi thai when llic d.ep:>t v.'a*
discovered on (ire there was time l<><
ts^ve it. tSniiio shavings hud been
saturated with kerosene and Ignited.
| An in Vestigat i?>u showed that t. i * ?
dopot had bmu robbed. People
! pas3ivg the next day 1 ? *<;a led th"
j bidding place of the plar.der. Ail
of it h>wl been placed under a u r- o r
by house, and tin; liurgtnl' had \ f ?.
one box of tohneeo theto. Beltt-v
tag that he would <?ome for thio u
mIioI own was ria^od up wit'* ? ,
. r- ?? * ii sHI I IVjJ
ft'Jhi lbs nttBCli<??l tot.hr
Friduy night the g<in went
oil" and there was a cry of pain.
l?u t no one could be found by th >? e
who ran to th\j place.
I'lio police here had been notified.
Yosterday morning uear the Blaud
ing direct crossing officer Boland
saw a strange with his rip; lit
hand bandaged, and apparently
hurt , otherwise. Ho held him up,
examined liim and soou found that,
he was the fellow who had he?n
seen about tho dopot, and was
really tho man wanted. He is now
iy the city prison.
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PERSONAL.
Mr. K S. L9Wih and ^family are
now living ?n tho Bapt<et parsonago
Mr 0 M\ Alexandor has been sick
at his hoiuo ou l-'air street for
several week", and while* to is 8t,:ll
nick wo aro glad to stato tbat ho is
souie better.
Mr. Willis Sheoru has accepted
t ho position of book keeper tor
"Me33TH7 fcr-Snhnnk A: Co. Mr. E IV
rrnosdol lias Mr. Sheorn'p placo with
Mr. M. l'rfum while Mr. Burwell Boy
kin has Mr. Truesdcrs placa at tho
Gilt Ed go Storo.
Mr. S. N. Sowoll will move to ICer
nhaw this week and will occupy tbo
house now occupied by Mr. C. L.
I)ye. Ilo will engage in tho mercaio
tile business here, ? Kerthaw Era.
Mr. Wallace of Prosperity, is hero
and Is now Manager of tho Camden
dumber Manufacturing Oonrfpotuy,
which will soon be in operation^, 'Ho
brings hia family - with hiiu aiid is W
occupy tho house of Mr. Matbis on th a
corner of Main street aud LaFayeUe
Avonuo. Mr, Brace la a very clever,
gentleman, and is thoroughly quali
fied with hia business. To him and
family, wo extend cordial greeting;'.
Dr. I. H. Alexander has bcea
specially invited to attend an I
} demonstrate his Patent . M. a t r i -i
Crown atamcoting of tho Ortonio
1 graphic Sooioty of Chicago, 111 , on
the IGth and 17th of February.
; Thin Is to bfty one of th* largest
1 gatherings of DcutmU ever held in
America and witl wind up with a
banquet at tho Audltorum ia that
' city of big enterprises. lie expect**
; lO'&ttend. ?
Mr. John It AhIio, of YorfcvilTc, ~n
recent graduate of tbo South Caro
lina Military academy (Citadel) will
ho pommandant of cadcts at tho
King's Mountain Military academy
during tho balanco of tho nreaent
session. "Colonel Stcvenpoo Dad fo?
cared tho consent of Major I>. M.
Hornard, former commandant, and
at pcejQUt an IniEroctor in the Vlr
ginia Military institute, to resume
'liie old {^?<JA;_bjitd>iring the we*k
he received irora "Major Bernard a
letter in whieh the latter eays that
the management of the V.\M. I. lite
refused to accept bis retigoation,
and as he is nnder contract thsrr, ha
| regrets very ronoh hts Inability to re
? turn to the 1C. M. M. A. al this time.
; Upon receipt of thla letter. Colonel
Stephenson engaged the serf ieea of
Mr. Ashe, who, having had <be ad
| vantage of a thorough training at
: the Citadel, will no rioebt be *>?lo
. to ao<wpt\bly dta "barge the dutlw
of tbie important petition.? Tortu
. tim ??niwi? . _
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Communicated,
A ' ? wyor h f ? v-x^inj Willi ji
? lull t'.v* < t '1 i'l-1 I ?? \ ?? -
> :X */ 1 li '\QtyV aaw ? v ? vv > it >v t;k" thlt
fft*' JM-'d frd(JC6 1 tit ?? *r-A' ii
A 5 k?*U: hw.
To P. i nt
l'avt ?*f l ii ?- "St-., k'-wi iM h<' i>r
t <> iM i !? ( . I . W'nki??i
Apfly t > L. v W ii k wuky.
h Voiiuti.
A \** 11 tf l? ' W%> i <<.)(?. I iv Ii w I MVi
HU<>. Owiii v can n U\ proviiiK
shiucj Aud paying for ^?i? ?w?tkv.
.M . Hillings.
Jttu. 2, 19011.
-? ? ? m> - ?
C);d Gold.
Mr. R. J. Post on, ?m lu? old reli
able y ?ntl.-i" w i I liny* nl! iliu old
Hold \< 'iC)i ?ve for !? h 1 11. II?> \* ti 1 m t .
prepared t ? do all k iids of ulork
and watch work. \\ ? dtiect youi
alU'iit i<?n t<? Io.h ttd.
Good Pino Tinibor For Sale.
Tho piue timber ('? about. 1 (JO
no re# of land ab'?ut .1-t of u t;? i (?*
from Sk apart) t* i ?% ? i u on tin* S A.
L. H. U.. for Sale clionp. Apply to
U. H. Kllloit. |
Dcc.lJ.
I
Death of Mr, G sorgo Clybnrn.
Last Sa in id ay about noon Mr.
Geo. \V. Clyburn passed uwuy al
ter sultVring a we??k with pneu
monia brought <>n by gnttinn nvi ;
healed ibe ni^hl of the Cue mul j
!..vU?i^'ni?T'ijinni' tw mf i ? tp ?sfTnTrjf'T
hntni'. i>r. McL'Hh wan the nltend |
lt:s> j>l?y iciati and he Oblled in cm- |
KiiliKiion Drs. Hawkins ivud Mfntd, j
hut all t-) no tivail. Mr, Clyhuru'
*v i 1 1 ho mistud not only by hi* fimi*
ly but hy (h* v? iiole community.
Ho w*fl '?uii?;i| jtJ (Iii' rid l'viiltuont
burying sjrnnn't nnd \-nVv8 a wife
and five; or six piutli e fill dim. ? Lee
( ?oil II t v l<tt!idi?r and Vindioilor.
Mr. ('iylmrti married u fiistoi- of
Mm. K.iht L-itln, mul lived in
tiumden for seyoial y?ais.
I wish to :mwv.uic? to the public, that I
will he in my otfioe <*vorv Sat'mlny to:
tin* tr MMMntuui o< bo*htr?9 'Vnc other (
ildyi of Llus.woi'k I ?*spnct i>i in) I
in vi.sUi"S th*J pi|hli?( *:cUyo'? i
>
county
-Pf. Vinson,
' GQNTHAGTOR &, BUILDER,
CAM DfcN, 8. C.
I'lans nod fpeeilication* furnished.
Pliup-'plrim store fronts a speciality.
Work BiipnrSllt<M?(ted
Jan. i) tf. ys.
"Winter Homes in a Summer Land "
Tho Southern Railway has issued its
beautiful "Wm lev Homes, in ft Summer
Land" f6l<Ter for the S^oawn
This folder i? publMiedin a very atlrco
tive form and is profusely illustrated with
photographs of the famous Southern Win
ter Resorts and their environment*. It
also contains numerous views of tho scon erv
from the Mountains to the sub-tropfeal
scenes of Florida ?nd Niu&nn. The book
let gives full and complete information rc
ga'dtng '11 of the lending Winter Resorts
for heallli or pleasure at-d also a complvte
li-.l of nil of the smaller hotels ant! board
ing houses which have accommodations for
Winter Touristy, giving rates per day,
vvoek and month ?nd other valuable date
to those desiiiug to locate for the winter
an) where In thu South. If you are con
tcmplaling a trip to a v point do not fail
to tiryt. sui-rdy >oui-eli with this booklet
by. pending a one stamp to any Passenger
Agent, of this Company. If ymi arc not
contemidat'ug a trip send for one anyway;
yoti will tlnd much In it to interest
you. Winter Tourist ticket., at greatly re
duced rates tii.'-/ on p ile, For any infor
mation desi vu as to Rates. Routes and
Resorts wtito to the nearest Passetigef
Agent of tho Southern Railway.
The Old Beliable Jew
eler.
- I am ready and anxiouSr to
wirk upon' any and nil kinds
of CLOCKS. WATCHES-.
JEWELRY, &(!., and will
Guarantee all iny work td be
I will pay fair priccs in cash
for anything in the old gold
line, and have for sale some old
fashioned jewelry. -
Give me a trial.
FIRST-CLASS.
Ta*^ lei*fef4&H;
COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE.
Camhkn, 8. C.,D*c.2nd, 1903.
Notice lg- hereby givsn that tho County
' Auditor's office will be open to r?colve
tax return* fcoin Junusry lit, 1903, to
February 20th, 190;}. All persona who
sre required bylaw to make returns muni
do *o. of all personal Pjoj^ertj^ by Pob
taarrsoflr, incs, as fifty p^r cont, penal
ty will !>?? addiul after' that time. Per
?on;* owning property in towns and elttea
muit msUe ? separate return of their
city property. ^
?r tba
Abney, January 8.
Kershaw, January 9.
Westvtlle. January la
justice. >
NdVy^THKuWrOHW. I. M. n, Mo
SWMMNi-.Y llnveruoi >?f the Sfato -if
Soul It Carolina, in >?!tl t .iu$i <* ??' 1 \
bp don? and the majesty of ilto \i > i
i ?and. .J ) Itt ivl/v oitvr a tv\var>l >?f "Nl *.
IIU'NpuI'IP nOlilARS (<>>' lilt apnivh u
i Men, delivery and rottviclion >>f t h? <-? <s?l
partus unknown to tlic idieriit <4 K t
ultaw fount v, m ('amdm. S. v".
IN TESTIMONY Wll Lit Ml'. 1 lu.ve
luMi'iinto s?? my hand tmd
S iC A. I ? caused tlu> OroHt Seal of l i?
Mil Hi to lio i.lMxo.l, ill Colli n
liiii, (hi* 'J2t:d - f I ??-ffiit . ??'!'. A. I). 1!)
ami in th? iVTiti yc.?r of t !i?- lit ? litpendoi..!?
of the United States of America.
M. K MrS W MMN MY.
15 y t he Governor :
W. It, QoOpcr.
JSoi'tVUH')' of .Strtti*.
O. O. XvTOOI&ZEi,
Ailonicy-al Kuw.
Special munition tciven to collection
of h elite. Accountr, Mtf. Ural Mutate
houelit and Hold I' n? I iisuravco.
j>?? ?? ? i '
v ? -muz U " '
All pi-rxona ni e'hi r. by wa n n<>{ to
hunt <?r otherwise ti?'#prtM sip' n try
hi mis about 0 mdos t>r.s! i>t (Vinden.
A r.yotn- violating thia n<( ir? v. ill )? ? j>i <>^ i>
citled. ' K. I'. Ml KD1>.
Dec. ft-flt.
Native.
As l.bero his hcon coin chat!'*?* . ji
the. real (vs' t'o an. I rnlhet hhj lui.- i
ncna in Caurhn I wish t,v. inform ti o
public tl.ot. 1 i pi hu'1 rt Hi[ '.?) inc fi
and will "uarohieo prompt r.tt<ii'i< n
to t.il iHiBiness placed in my lu.nds.
V?-tv li^epcctfullv,
(5. Ernes! UtU'nt'm,
Hiipeit1,' for Sak
Our U?>Mdetic? and li t on Main
street. < 5?? ??**!?* n . Jj?t linn :i front ot Ore
hniiiiiod *c! at. d nn>nii';4 hack a dup'.h
of llirco ltfHnl.iv>! aid Iwen'ytwo IV' < t.
Premise* are in t h?>roti jti ? top.olr and one
of ilu? pleasantcst rosl'lo-iicei in town.
A LS'.)
Ot'.r Plantation itt \V??st Wrtli'ri'.', ott'v
a few miles iiutti Camoc-ti, luttitainiiis;
three hundred alid fifty a. res. It is n> i
Ct-dud by till who know this plantation l ?
ho one of the finestvin that oottiniiiiiil -.
The crops made upoh it for tho p?.-t
several years will bear thin stfltonu'Jtl
out.
ALSO
Miyrhty acres in tho uppor part of thin
county- This tract 'of iund is a part of
'he old home tract of tho lite Henry and
Drocill-v Trucsdcl nr.d is well known n*
joins a very vnluahh* tract cf land.
All of tho above property wlil bo d'w
.t08ct? of on reasonable turnm.
il. TRt'KKOKlr.
Salur M. Tkukrdki,.
niki
ESTATE
W. A. Schrock,
Notary Public, Collector and
Renl Estate Agent. Ofiice on
Law Range. P. O. Box 307,
Camden, S. O
feS^Give me your business.
Prompt attention given to col
lections. Doc. 5.
Tax Hotice.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Coun
ty Camden. S. C., Sept., 9th , 1902..
In accordance with the net to raise
supplies lor fiscal year cqtnmericin*
J an uar j Int. 1902, notice is hereby
that thrt fren?urer a office of Kerahaw
county will ho optn for the collection of
taxes from th?? 16th day of October, 1902,
until tho aiBt day of December, 190'J.
The rnto pfcr centum- for Kornha w <v>u.?
ty ia aa follow#: Mills
Stato Taxoa 5
School Ta^e<< a
County Taxes 4
Rail Koad Tcxcs 2>f
-Total " ' 14><
The following Special levies hayc born
mado also: Mil's
K|H??tal School tax District No, 1 . :l
Speeial Sohool tax. District No. 1,
for interest on School Bonds
Gnwled School Building. Mills
District No. I
Special School tax District No.
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