The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 16, 1903, Image 3
ATTENTION GAROENERS!
BUJST'S oardeh seeo.
FRESH-- 1 903.
Wo Ir.i\j3 Ju^t received a cor ).
p ott* lino <>! Hunt's celebrated
(JAliDKN ?VKKD of all vnri. -
I! 08.
Tiie famous Red Triumph
I'ii s and other varietur \v\ t t
in tHeWxl lew da^H.
tte^Vnd White Ouioii &c!s|
HOW OIlMlftlid.'
Wo fehali ho pleased at all j
limes t<> ha vp yon visit our
i)ru# 8tore and #el a 19U3 ; I
jiiaijie. ? \ 4
' <-?o?ip dc 'DetPass, I
THE CORNER DRUG STOR!!.!
' jfi/i on o 29 .
?Mr. Jflwa J Jui lis lirts just corn
;i"td tiff Hie front, of I
t?v>re- It in entirely different fror j
?oy. m Curn'ion and i? docidedly ut:e
( ?' die timet aUrnt'f iyo. *
The Ff iji-Mis Gilt I?d?f> Store.
T'a> ne-.v advertisement of the
i'.mn.ps Gilt Edge etofo will n-,l
i ,:t u> int^rr-*! sou. ]i<> euro to s<
i , and l?>r the i>t st bargains in tow >i
j . ) tliero lor t hen. ,
Send Us the News.
Anvoue 1: no wing? any news v.o
?vi'l^ptcrm it. n fnvor if they w-!|
mnrHt 'o i>fs fn?ro an}' portion -f
Kj*tjshaw or' rdjofuing eouutio.
i in alter what the nature of it i.v
if it>ia news tcnrl it to tin. Ev? ?
if. it in about. .yourself don't ! ?j
mo leolv prevent you, but send it ; o
? n
UH.
Chflct Luintto Death.
On Tufsdfiy nfu-ii^^^ at the
i-iu:o Track, while Uie who
is the wife of Edward Gardner, j
. olored. was cut at woik ber lit' p
?Itughltr of J years of cy^, euug'i
!ir? ami whs Inost horribly burnt I
W'foi'o as#ifrlnnee oould be goiter..
Death relieved its sufferings in aj
i'o vv hours.
Attention, Vetoianc.
The members of Camp Richod
Kiikland, No. 704, U. 0. Veteran >,
are requested to meet at llie Open
Monro in Oiimilcn, $3. C , at 12 n. ,
on Saturday, January 17th, 1905,
l'. r (he purpose of takiug action
tho death of Afljt, Gen. Moorman.
By order, *
J. L. Haile,
Commander.
II. C. Salmond, Adit.
The Meeting Closes.
Tlip protruded meeting which
bus been in progress at the Bapti>i
"Chinch for the p&st teuffays Closed |
l is! ni^ht. " 'ThfiOline been one f*T]
t ! i e befct meetings ever held in
Cnmden. A great, work has been
done. About twenty liavn been add
ed to the ohnich, and tho churc ?
geiterary has been greatly revived.
A lack of lime prevents a fuller tw ?
court of the v. oik done hut uioi ?
will probably be enid later, M
find Pdit?, Slulten left on the Set.
baard this morning for their li o id -
in Chester.
Soclal^pots.
The card party at the Countr.v
Club T>h~Krid?yi>' night was oua of
ho most feuoceeaful and charniir ?:
ever heldx About fifty guesu we? '
ptesent. The fortunate owinner ef
i he first priz*? for ladies was Mis* ? I
> i s r? arei C a r r I&qd .?_XUjQ gentb
mMu*# piizt- won sw aided Mr. L). E
Vf {11 |u ms and tho consolation pri?
vr-.n cut by Mi h. Adara Bhauqon, if
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. John \Vhituk*r, Jr., gave >
(harming whist party on Saturday
evening to her friends, and Mrs. K
C. Whistler wos the favored whiu,
player, while Mrs. D. A. Bo j kin
cut the onnsolittion prise.
Mrs. C. G. -Whitaker entertain* ?
fiost churihln'gly the young ladi?s
mid gontleiueu ou Tuesday cveniu "
1 1 six bftuded vbalwr, and Mi -
HontwiaLang had the same act ? ;
h?>r beautiful home on upper Fa"
atreol on>Thursday night. Eucln.r.
-aaa-aiao pi aye4<HHMV-l* needlw j
to say *all had a most delightful
evening. -
Invitations are out to a "Qerrnan"
al the Country Club House f <> *
Friday ^eveninsr, January 1 6 vli- i
i bis being the first dance ofthi" ,
'esson givern bytbdvClub, it isj
?x.ked far ward to with great plenc
? t;r\* by mmocivty peppTq.
TheJobn D, K^nucdy Chapter. of
ifea.TTr P. c, tbeir monthly
meeting on Monday night at tho
rrntswse of Mr*. J. D. Kennedy
These meetings combining ?poiU
and business affairs j?r$Jargcijr
tended, Mtf 'afford much pleasure to
-Ihft g>enobor?. Tt?? Pfaalrtno*,
8bannow? Jr., and
HiMorian, tW? of ot V
?till at
i borne by t b*
*?#*?# Oa|
gfe.
FfiU' Bxd Com For &ku>
A f.twr bijshtU of (Jai Ic\'h \'.n.
lifto fuiI com for h ? 1?. Vi. <*
from lw?> to liyc ??nv? ( ?> tbo bUlk
I'lice *1 :?o | , 1 1 hustii i.
\V nl?cr?|)o- n
Dec. 1 *.#- 1 l.
? -O- ? ?
Hun icu.
On Hun liy r.i*L', 1 i?t nt the.
Motiioaifct i,f,i (ir>Ai/o Miss M try K
HarHol.1 un.| Mr II A. Wi?? w^o
rnfrjrii^l, U. v A 1> K ifl^ utit? f
I'llH l'.ri'i;* 1$ (,IW< of C'lUi'U ll'S HlO; ?
I Htlraetive youui la<)itin.
i On January 7ih at thu hoim* i (
hr brother of ^rooni, Mr. Tillnric
lir&nhutn, Mr. ThoiUiH Rranhuio,
?jf West Wutcrtc, hud Misb l.iZ'/A*-.
OucliU II, of Cauuien.
On January 1 1 t!i# Mr, .John Li r ?? r? -
nntu lo M?Ki l//,//,o Hranhnm, bt.ni
? > L VY en I W atut i
... . ? -??
A Beautiful Calendar,
One of tin* Uiost beautiful eainn
'??*!? wo iiavo seen this ecaaon js
he one t/ot.K|> rj out by the Uniud
Slates l<'uh lily auil Guaranty <'mu??
puny ol Baltimore, of which Mr. S
L'?i?i?n Lin? is lht? local ?>y? nt. U
contaitR the pictures ( f Washing -j
ton, Abraham Lmeolii, McKinley, I
tiid Hubert K. Lee above whicn U u
vouog American with an un*u?L<i|
Our highly esteemed fileiul, Ki r
mIihw cou tily'b ojoFt exedb-nt ti'-fiv |
u re r aiul the Lquitable Ltf? AMfttir-i
ance Kuit'h'a able represenUti ve I
uere, also has our thank* for one of
'lia company's calendai? which is ?{
gem of ith kiuri.
Jurors for February Term.
Grunt! Juiy : ? O F Ilnmmond, S
N SoacII, W 1) Marshall, I) M ?. .
Donald, D M Kiikioy, .) I) Palo, ,
W R Youok, 1 ^ M ah alley, U II in - j
son, S 1 1 Welch, S R Admaf, J K
Hrannnn, H T Hasty, II D Smith,
VV ti Rosier, J K Peach, T \V llUu
fn?p, W M llt'iidcix.
Petit Jury: ? W U M>selt'v,
l)avul Wolfe, 1) T Bradley, h M
rrucsdcl, I) M Melton, W V Ti u?*
?it 1, K '' a Wisiubur?:.
Luther R.ilry, .J N J one*, T R
Ivukiry, C W Dunn, L W Cope
land, K Piannon, W 1* Ooff.
S A MeCackill, W K Faiker, W N
West, W<ei II iuPOttot -J Rush, Jr.,
A iiioa Hwrtoo, K '"*T Gardner, 1a<>
Scbettk, Samuel Roykiu, J A Rabo:;,
lj L Ciyburn, T F McDowell) I> J
Muiii), J VV Owe dp, J J l-Jorton, L
W (towers, W V ;Rak>y, Sr , R XV
Hammond, G W Aruuiona, W J
Davie, F F Yarborough.
Notice to Pensioners
I will be at the Auditor's ofljee
in Camden e*icb Saturday during
? he month of January for the pui
poae of receiving the applications
of those who dtbtFe Co apply for a
pension. Under the now law all
persons applying for a pension must
do so during the month of January,
*ns no application will be received
after that time, and those who fail
to apply will have to wait until
another year to mak<>, applicnU<>u.
Old pensioners need not make ap
plication, but must report to me
sometime during tho upouth -of
January either In person or by
writing that they ate livingand
\risb to remain on the roll for the
,ear 1U03- All old pensioners wb^
irsire to be changed from one clavs
to another must rni'ke application
All Information and blanks will be
furnished applicants by calling on
Liie^at the Auditor's otHce.
W. P. Russell
Pension Commissioner, K. C. ?
tEHSOjtf AL. \
Mr. John /McDj*vftll I1/I3 gone t?>
Columbia to boko a position th?te.
MissDeas Mnvr is viei ir.g her
sister, Mrs. L T. l)&k?'r, in JVanoas
ter, c
Mr. H. K. HvftM. of Lncknow, wor
ill Camden last Tuesday and paid uh
?\ pleasant call.
Sir. \\^. F. Moaeley Las taken a
:.n>8itiou aa time keeper at the Can? .
den lifitk yard.
Miss Mary Bnrn^t has returned
:mm a visit of fleveral weeks to her
'.'rieiyls in Washington, D. O.
Miis Margarot A Johmon ha?
returned from a delightful yisit to
relatives in Atlanta.
Mr and Mrs. O. L Walbridge, of
New York who have heon spending
leveral wiutera in Camden are agfain
,it the Hobhirk Inn.
Mr. T^-JSilwerd Krumbholz, of
Now York, pre&ttfent of the Camden!
Land and Improvement Compar.v,
arrived in Camden on Monday iiigLl.
Mr. A. W. lioiTeti, of Snioloiv will
make this his horuo wi h Mr. and
Mrs VV. D. liarrPtt.. He hns no
c??pUul a ?position With Mr. J. H
Burns.
Miss Cora Carrlsou is in Columbia
for the f?stmtiw> tlwc. Mi** Kmran
Shannon alao werit over on Thnra
<iny Hoih of these popular yono?
Indie? of onr' town will take in the
Vagrant'a ball duriug tbeir stay in
r.iio Capital city.
Mr. W. II. Smithr wbo for aotn<*
time was agent at the 3 G'a depot
and waa one of the beet agent* we
bava ever h*d, was in Oaraden yea
terday. We were giad to ioarn from
bira that the r*f la a poatiblity of his
returning to Oaraden.
Mr. J. W. Stine, ao pleasantly re.
ra'-mheyed by oer eiticia*, be having
conducted a mercantile boaineta here
foto aeteral years, ha* bean wpemi
ing this week at Mm. E H. Beam's.
8 in. ere leering Camden Mr. Stlaehae
h^n residing ia Naibville, Ten a.
OVe glad Is ass Mm wish wa
issssIm OSMdsa
3y James Tillman.
, A ph uit-e>*nye to Tin* CUrM.i
? <"?!*? ft ??m (Yljmhia je&teiday uft> r
UMntj brought the i nforma'.ton *. o
Oamdt m t U u t Lit u teydhi-Govcn ? i
jJauna 11, Tillman It h<) shot ?? ii
. probably faltdly wounded Mr. N.
i U. G/tuzult's, ( dilor <?f t !>** Colon:*
, bia Sta?e. The shooting look pit e
?t about I i 5 . Kiom ibo Col o n
j bin lUcord of yesterday wo i* he
| iho follow in g :
I Col. Tflhnan ami Senator T
II ? ? **" <5 ' v
I bird, of Heunfott, wore coming i.e.
jgother f i o nt ihe dime l Ion of lite
stale house and Mr. Gobzalea W a <j
walking on Mam el reel towaids
j Gorvaia. Inst an ho got up f,o C>d,
j Tillman, the I alter pulled bin pi?u.|
j and li red . The crowd Btandi'g
| about iho station ias dumbfound 1
j at what h:t<i happeneu, ami' who
j they recovered fioin their aatopUl -
j went and realized what had h(*;>
! pencd, they rushed to tho spot.
Mr. Gonzales clasped his hands to
iiis stomach and wns slowly sinki'i;:
to the ground w'jou caught by eotu*
of those uh ) had come to the sce?n'
S) fur us could be ascertained hel
saM nothing. lie was carrb-d t->
the ollh:o of The Htuie and unoi*
oal Kid wan mmmoned a? quiek'y
a* possible. Ur. GriflHh waa t*?v i
first to aiiiv?'> und later l)r. Tt*yh r.
Good Pine Timber For Sale. /
The pint* timber on \ h 1h> u l lf 0
!n:ie? of land ul>out 3-1 of a mi ??
from Shepyrd ?>a'.i:?n on I lie S <?*.
L. R. R.. for Sale cheap. Apply l"
- k R. B. KHtoil.
D,c. i-\ > / '?>
<? ^
Officers oC Spiing Hill Lodge.
Deaf Chmniole: ? Udder spccinl
dispensation, u Lin; 7!h inai ,
Spring Hill Lodge* No. J 88 elected
and installed oJVlcera to nerve f^r
the ensuing Masonic vear: G. \V\
Moaeley, W. M. ; T. L. Davit*. S. W. ;
Z. Z. Hatfield, J. W. ; A. C. Mo
Leod, Ties, j VV. S. Smith, Sep.; J.
VV. Smith, S. D. ; T. H. Davis, J.
! I)V; A. Johnson and V. \V. U.Smith,
Stewards.; J. W. Davl?, Tjler;
The next kotnmunicalion will bo oa
llth of February. Visitors cordial
ly welcomed, (i. \y. 51.
Compositions From the Camden
Unitled School
A STREET CARNIVAL.
A carnival it an cxpositfq^-'op a very
small scale, and is gotten - up? by an
oiyintzv.ion of men with the approval of
ith^town in which it is held, the great
object of w hich is lo make munev for the
arqiHiiuitoii am] to advertise the busine- *
of the town. The tlrst'excite sucnt is'the
election of the "Queen of the Carnival "
This is done ho voting, which is com
menced h good. many daye before htfcii.
A carnival is always held iu the busi
ness streets of tho town. All along tf e
pavements aio siaudt with tiumeroo
things lor sale, bueh as rubber-balls, con
fetti* leather dusters and olfter articles
of amusement; hot the great places f? r
such st ands are o.i the principal cornun .
where they will attract most at'?ation t ?
the ptfesera-.by. The afrecTR rrrc "1tnr 1
with tents in which we line uutnerot.*
kinds of fhowo. Hut the thiii^g th f
atford the great< st amusement are th
ft jris wheel and th? nuory.go-iount
Coi.fiiti und rtibbor-b.dlH are thegr'-i.i
amusements during the OaroivaV; um .
although tho streets &;?.> very lS^l-Jy i
thv dav lime and fun is alwuj s going oi
at night is the greatest time for f ?ii
when everybody is on the streets, ait
object of ?ll is to-e.njoy themselves. Th
feature -of the whole carnival is 11 T1
Cirand Parade," which takeB phtce o ?
the night of the coronation. After tie
Queen is orowned, and her loyal subject -
have paid iheir respect to her majesty
?no rides ofl' in her chariot at the bea J
oflhepatu.de. In tbo parade are &m*u
oi aii the tut rchants iu the town and t *1
all other departments of bufcln?-au. Th
floats are gotten up su us to represent tl
htibincbti and stock of the merchants ;
aud tojadvertise the business in the towi .
The coronation tak.ee place very noi.i
the end ol the carnival, which, after \'.
has left; leaves the tovrn in a sad ar.cl
lonely state.
Elizabeth Rives Lang.
Age 14 ? Irade 8, '
EVENTS OP
ldoii.
THE YEA
On" of the molt notable events of ti
yeftr 1902, wo* tho e^'rt>n?tiou of it ,?
King ot Rnirlnnd, wJur was fyrmerly tl
t'rince of \V rind whose n..me ?
A)?K*rt Vdward. IIo is known n* E '*
ward VII. A pre at many people fro' >
the United Statea went over to see tK<
coronal Ion. ?
Another Rro*t *vent of the pantve.ii
w*? Peary's expedition in search of t'> ;
North Polo. He eiubarked with bin wi-V-. |
and daughter, and ret suil. IIo failed lo[
go further than ho did tho last time and
c.an?e hack with his handn atul feet in
jured by the cold. r y
In 1U02 the Siberian railway vrai cart,
iiletcd sufficiently to csrry paM?en*or^ . ,
but it will be aJ good many years btJfor- I
W<mTT?TK abotST it vvlll by Amehcd, Tl 1
It being cmutnmtod by Hae?ia'
Near tho close of 1QW, perhaps the I
greatest ?vent ol the year oecnrre 1.
When Monroe was president, ho issttndl
what was ee'led the "Monroe J>octrin.''
In this he said that if aor European
power would attempt t* coloniso any-!
where in the New World, that the Uni- i
ted State* woaM Tiare the 'right to ho' p
tWwwtrr to pis Mb freedom. ? En. .r
land and Germany started vo seise Verio
1*?eH to- the letter pen of l?S.~m
United States threatened them about ttr
and ' for ? while war teemed ***< '?
Italy* end Betgtnaa r>wlw< ??
?tffeoalltolf war waTledare* bet i?
"" ?&:?
. * Notice.
v /
TVi!, t- llUliolllil'i tO ! lit) li .tt' I
Will 1 10 f. I. iy o{li*'?> fvn *' tor
ihv trPCKH. li?.r| of I) dliicii 'I'l.u t ?hor
? lr?V? (if t i Vi k I ? x pt'Ct |o llO ? I V i<' ?'
ill vi. il ^ i(:-? pi> 'li?- ivlxhiU ot ilu
i-o'iniy. i? 0. HKl'Ol'i.
Supt, <i; ii?u K- ( '?
Supervisors Ueport.
TIim following i>. h ; . ? Co* nt y ttu
; D^rvisoi '< ltpport, f . . r q'lartor
1 1 ctuuuvr 3!. 1002
S No. Ok. Nhuim A i?t .
(J (J Hi ilo * 5 00
ii k o?ir 15 or
W H Tiller 17 IK)
/ifiup & Dol'hfirt 8 8ft
.1 h. Vhuk'iuo r>8 HO
H F K. II > 20 50
\V K llou?b 25 50
l* X Hmort 25 (HI
.)t r>he linuitjjotid V>. (.HI
.1 H 57 17
!)??? J W Oorb-?lt 5 00
Duv.d Wolfe 4 35
(i \V UroHby ' 2 00
T J Art ant*) 6 00
Tboi, VVbithUcr * 2 GO
Tj ) i rTuiboit 3 00
WuiJoaa, ' 1 50
JoL"t B MjQU 5 00
s m h<.u s oo
A I f >: Hi own 400
It I' Mulaall
iVr DftLop.obe 22 21
Bl?< Eatrid^e k. Co 00 31 ,
H ]> VVilliHuiH1^ 5 00 1
CJ U l>t roll mu? e - 43 H7
J 'I Yoaug 43 14 65,
?) J MlOfi 2 23!
li B (Jl;;rko 43 00
I V linker 1 12
<] S Tfiiiulbum 123 27
DP C Mnrcbiaon 10 25
JTHuv.Aity 5 00,
Wiilu'r B ir lipid 3 50
W l< McDowull 85001
J M (i?:?.sby 15 00
W J L' We^kn 8 7b
T b Clj burn 1 00
J lU'btlp* 51 17
.Id! ' Boouo 5 00
NV ,} Bout.o I 50 1
W i. Jobuaoa 4 25
II B Wi'lihiutt 18 05 i
W B Houyb 25 00
Vv
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1' ? Unice
L heuk iV Co
\V L HkJc I'uco
.3 us : 1 burin
W r"'b'li"OP? ~
T J A i ruula
li l' v Itii ko
Wa* tpo JLJ ridge Co.
.1 A Warta
D IS lIin?on
T J D? Bruhl
,] \u SU.fce*
H T Gardner
Kfw' ? Co.
C C L1.m!r ?
A !) Koanedy
J K Vmnjban
W lv Ciyburu
H h 13^11
,v*tf i/buit Lumber Co
W I j McDowell
Mr*. W M Oleioenta
Kr?i k Oleroen'a
D 1? C MurcLison
Ce) Aumiooa
Jobr- J Thompson
Sprwtf* & Sbauuou
W W Go ft
It T Minkltt
NeU ea & Watkina
HpdVv Iiarfield
H M Diakofoul
Kemp & Hough
El' hfdcl
lion i\u\\
W K K'iiott
T C MfSiiona
J T Youjg
J A ,Wo t
doiui A UitHOu
H B liVoon
1> L' Yiilapigue
J 3 T rat. t bam
Tbos BiauhttiiP
A G loi.ea
WuH; k-r. Evaua & Cogpwell
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10 25 1
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22 00
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J IJ i'bf'f)?
\V J*. Jo Alison
W ST Ci>tutmle
D1J O A- qrcbiton
H G Oatriaou
P T .^rnce
8 M Uall
W Li Il-jtigli
K G v*t?. xrenel oW
L \V Oopoland
J?h T Triuwdol
J M -io well
It C fortoa
Notion Kelly
C P ! In won
Julit! IJoobe
\V J Bocne
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717 0 P DnBoao 2 05
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719 F>r A A MouJo 8 (X)
720 f\ T tftjr 12 60
721 / A 1'. 5 nO
722 \\Y tf ? J H Boraa H 50
723 T J .lrr*?.ta 13 10
721 1\S. >j?i?k & Co 1 80
725 J E Ve:i^hftD 40 20
720 Wiii' alter & Bnroet 0 2f>
727 ? B I'- WiUmww 204*
728 A 1) iCeouAily 9 95
729 (J VV Birohmorft 53 95
730 J)r S C Z ?iup 18 00
731 BBOlarke 45 00
32 N W?l*on &3on 16 03
733 | Bl*?f\ iin^n Est ridge &Co 58 13
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731 \00 Haifa ,
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737 W I' M?I>ow*?ll 50 00'
738 JS Trafttham 10127
73 ? Dr J \V CorMk 5 00
740 L II feeble# } 20 00 J
741 W E BIIMI 17 38
742 T.J DeBrak^ ? 4100
74* J B Pfcotp* * 1 14 50
744 W A Gardner 7 50
745 It C JoaM 10 50
746 J 8 Rft'fioM . 7 87
747 Dr A Weinberg^) 8 50
J E Creed 25 00
J?" Hp?iir? 1 00
D E HiiMO % ' 161 10
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PROCLAMATION.
Ntateot' S<>ulh ('Ht'dlin.i- Kxrr
tivo t'.ljuuln'l'.
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OCkVi*) lit llti* I <*>|M!t I .??-?!< liMt 1. II A I !?* -
.?us M ardor win comnuti' t i.i tlio v nun ?
j o| Ki r>lmw, Dii or about ilu> *<Ult da\ l
' Doccmbor, tw.\ upon Uh- ?tl\ i f \V. \
II uihon. tiy paiti'S unknown, ut'.l i It i
diosnhl | Kir tics unkuown It *?< lr?? .?
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No\V, TllKitKKOHK, I. M. I?. M
SWKKNKV (Iiivi I'lU'f . r 1 1 >?? Stall' >?t
South Carolina. ia ottlor lliat juxti ??> in??y
!>*? done and tho majesty ol tlio law viiul ?
I i'utcii, do horvhy nfYor a rowftrJ of OXtf
1 IHTNDHKI) iKMdiAliS for l ho npiMohet..
t *iun, delivery and conviei i*>n ifiluv^uJ
1 ? no- ties unknown to the Kticrllt of ]{<?{?
haw County, ai Camden, S C.
IN 'MtelMMONV NVIIWHKOF, I huv
hereunto 8vt my hand u .1
I SKA I. Vnuwd tlio (iivat Seal of it 1
htiUo to lie altlxod, at C'olut- ?
j bla. t hi* 22ml of December. A. 1). I'J'l ,
mid ill the I'.'Tth year of flic hvlcponden *
<f(h<- I'uiUd Stales of Aiuoi |?a.
M. " Mc.Stt EENKY.
My tho Governor :
XV. U, (!oo| t?r.
S*HTi-t r>r y *?f Stal ?. /
CJ ^
Attorney -at* haw.
Special attention gi vi n to collect! i
? if lioni*. Account*, KU:. Heal Katu.u
iOUkflu and sold Fire 1 n.mrjiive.
Trespass JSoUc2j_
"All porioun urc* hereby', warn- d not t i
tiuut or ot Iht'a ih?i trrfc|\u*f upon n- -
iftnJH about !? niiU* e'-bl f<*' C.muh
Any <1H' \ lullltil!^ till* liOtil'O 'X .ii t? ? [tmk: .
. uted. K. I'.'SIl KD1>
Doc.
Notice.
? As there hia been son) ohun?'<'? i>*
t,be real cfltato and epi lo tit in ^ bus
viel8 in ('million I with t" inlYojw I li ?
?mhlio that ! ;i;n ??uM i" tho bii'-inv?i
'ixl will ^uui'anltiO prompt, nu?:nti??.i
??) all buainoaa, placed in roy hand:).
Very lleapcotfulh ,
<J. Vi no?;t Datamini.
Our ll??l?l<'iioi' and Lit on M*d
**rt??*t, Caiii-h-n. Lot hat? i\ frout ot <>n (
.iniidied tcot i?m\ ruuainy; hack tt il"**// ,
>f three hundred and two**-, t 0
"rem foes arv in ' V.v^ro u tr i ? repair nrnl ot>
>f the u'caS.uneut roai&iic.o* in town.
ALSO
Onr Plantation in YVost Water re, o"id
.i few iiiIIoh from Camden, conuinin/
.hree hundred and fifty arret*. It ia eoi'
? ?eded by all who know this plantation t ?
be one of tho li nest in thai community.
The crops matlu upon it for tho pas
several years will beur thiu statement
out. ?
^ ALSO
Eighty rcVc# in tho upper pnrt of tin <
county. This tract of land is a part of ]
:ho old homo tract of the late Henry and
Oruoilla Triwedel and la well known^i
being. a very valuable iract of land. \ ,
All of the above properly wlil be d|f-|
i>o?oo of on reasonable tvrmn.
If. Trukbdel.
Sam.ijc E. Tiiukhdkl.
Nov. 7.
W. A. Schrock
Notary Public, Collector one'.
Ileal Er-taic Agont. Oflire on
Tjiw Range. P. O. Box 307,
1? n, E. O
iiiR your busiii. sk.
Prompt attention given to col
:octi )rH. 1)62. 5.
Tax Notice.
>:!
Office of Treasurer Kerahaw Conn
ty Camden, . C.. Sept., ?th , 1902.,
- In a?cord?ncft with the net to raiar>
*upplies lor fiscal year commoncinr
??anuurj 1st. 10O2, iiotico in hereby tfiven
that the Treasurer's office of Kershav
? ounty will b? open for the collection
laxea from tho ISUrday of October, 130: .
.vntil tho 3iigyduyVif Poet- ruber, 1902
Yhe rate per centum Nlor Kershaw eouti.
ty is as follows : 1 ' Mill
"Stale "Taxes J 5
? School Taxes I 3
(,'ounty Taxes [ 4
Rail Hoad Taxes 2 J.
Total 14)..
The following Special levies have bee s
made also; Mil!
Special School tax District N?>. 1. 3
i Special School taW, District No. 1,
fur interest ou 8?fa>oi Bonds
Graded ftohooi DmY^nyv M ii) -
District No. 1
Special School tax District No. 1. It
* * 2. Ik
4, 3
?6,2
11, 2
12,1 .
17, 3 -
18, 8
All InfoflbatioB m to taxes will be tor
iMwd apon application.
No lilt of names for Us .receipts eit'
y re oetred unlet* tha Amount of to:
^dbark den mil tad aith iki mU 11m.
*vS USSm
^ . *<* V-* ~ ^ xvjjfcyrr i* ? c>. avt > ,;?
' U V < Swj
llt'asl, ami K< ii? ( t I poo W hat Tin* Fimtou* (Hit Ktlgo
jSiomllasTo Tel! Y<?u Von will liiul it I liferent ing and
j Profitable if you hoiM the "es1 lor,
| W . 1 : ~r >.IJ ' 'frf'
Cutting; Them Down? '
,Yi's; not trees, tint Plvh 10S, On all Winter Goml*
j We want tlui space that the* t>oo<]s oeoupv. -n ml the money "t
; which thov will bring, ;m?l realizing that a reduction in pricea-?-^
1 is u great propeler in moving them, wo will make it interest? --'^1
in^?* lor all who are in search of (jenuiuo Ilargnina.
The Main Chance has th-> dote attention <>t* every busi-? ?
<uvhs in-Hii who aitna at success. A i?rcat m.mv tudiesare as alert
to grasp opportunities. To these I'll ! to those who arc not as
watchful we would s tv that in our special sale of wittier Dress
> ? 1 .. . -.?'ft"
Hoods you will tl'ud a w:ty to Have money and at the patne ~ "
lime rcj)leii[ii)i your wutdrohetj-to yoar r a T i s file" f 1V> i 1 71 H?iro" ?fe fl; . -
some <>!' the <f?'.od tilings displayed for your benefit:
Broadcloth, V^aitiouH, English llomespnus, Otissimeres^ J
Waterproofs, " <
Ladies, Misses and Children's Tailor-Made
Cloakjj, Capes, Reefers,. Sty v'ftnd La-lie .
ing offered at a Great Sacrifice, and
this don't fail to give us
first that come are the
as some one else may got what 301
Well stocked wad robes belong to men of the
vou need anything gentlemen, in the wuyo:
ing Goods, Clothing, Overcoat*, &c. &c., to complete your
wardrobe?
Tf ho, do not delay, but come at once to THB
STORE, and have your wants supplied, while -ybii
ut prices that will make you smile. * word to the"
sufficient."
You can't Beat it for beauty, elegance of style, ^
comfort and all round exccllence. So couie ladies,
nco.
yourselves and your little onos m shoos, that will not wHgj|^|!g
you you good, but i 1 1 make customers for tho Qilt
Store. /
The same applies as well to Men's and Beys'
and their W(r are-preprrred -to mtpply-thcir want* in
Hubstancial goods, from the^ course bregaifcvttjr
Sense Solid Comfort, solt, tfarxibte shno so desirable
who cannot wear the stouter shoes $
Now is your chanco to buy Comforts and Blan
THKV MUST aND WILL QO, iT few prices
them. We want the space, you want she
Mew York roan wants the money.
Be sure to soc our Carpeting, Mattidg*, Kugs
Headquarters for these goods, add as th
coriect price, w* are selling them
for past favors, and soliciting a con
and patronage, we; are youra.