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23*. mm seed. . \V'e li?ivo j u- 1 tccteiv?.d n c< . l j 1 1 > cf"*< lino <t| l>ni f.<* ct lu' .rprj (ju>dtm S od of all vu ru>: i'^ friah Potatoes, Tiit' J m -uh lied 'iVftmipl. JJJiss and r v.iY&MU'H wii!: V I ju ii .vt fi>%.v (lri)N. ' Rod iijul white Onion Pols now en Imml. We *li.*tll lo parsed at alj I mo* f<> ? uvif \on vihii did' J)iuj M ni.d g* ( n 1()0S v\ hiutu.it*. "&omp <& ^cSPass^ THE COfiNER DRUG STOilE, 'Phono 29. |a?sl pittS To Rent. My house 01) Littleton street. Apply l?> Air. C. C. Moon/\*~ 8. A. Gibbes. Notice / I wish tfi inform my friotul and cuKioiiifi s tlint.1 will continue to) j?n my gallery for 1,10 pteeent on nrcciioi <>f party not being ftblo to isle charge at picsiDt.iw H> 8j)cv* ftitiy, ? ?' K F. Snyder. Mr. Rush Appointed. Mr. J. IC. Hush received notion yesiiiday that he had been np-j pointed mail carrier on theTU ra) route from Camden to Antiocii. Mr. Hush will niter npnu thedutieH of thin position -as soon ue hinj boDci i? fixed up. Fcr Judge of Piobate. Mr. Editor: In the approach ing election for Judge, of Probate, please announce the nume of W, F. KhssoII oa a candidate. Mr. Rpftseli needs no words from us, he is toft well known for us to add one worth I? lioUUBl If. p C'o Concert. Arrangements are being made for ft high cla*s ''musical" to bo given at the opera house on the frcning of the si ventecnth. '^On this occasion the music lovers of "Csinden will epj?>y renl ctasfc music. This concert will bo ^the^^yent of ttie season, ay we will liave an op portunity to be entertained by ope of the finest oclKStras fn ?' this oouutry. The detail* of the pro gram will be published next week. Damaged By The Storm. On Saturday morning last flar ing the storm that prevailed here about 9 o.' clock %oth chimneys to, tlie'rcfvifl^Bco of Mrs. Mary Young, on Mill street were blown dqwn and the house otherwise daup'sfted to the extent of several hundred dollarp. The storm in othei^por tions of the town was not considered to be very dangerous, hut in that particular locality it seemed to as sume cyclouic proportions. One of | the larce panes of glass in Mr. E. 0. MoCreight's now house was also blown out. Mr. R. B. DeLoache'e Boose De stroyed Oo Wednesday wight- last about Hit pa*t eight o'clock the beauti ful liule cottago home of li i B'.alr DcLoache,1' on upper FairJ street was totally destroyed by fire.! Sir an go to aav the houaewaa*. mats of ftamre- before the tTffi*aft i discovered. Mri. OaLoacUe and children were in the dwelling and they barely escaped with their live!. Prncllc.all v every article of house hold goods woe destroyed^ upon which there was no insurance. ITpen the house thero wns $800 in surance. Tho flro waa caused, we undei-Hianl by the cook leavings pan of n&hra on the floor of th* COfik^htM. ? ?# ? ^s . ^ Theatre Party.' A special trhin wjll be run^frcutt -Onrodcn lo Columbia over .tke.JSea . jlPMd thiaayoniwg to can v * UUlUbVr of our citizens to hear i'F'Qro&ora." The train will lease at 5 80 *Qtl the following aro aoea^ who wHi^jfcr ? : Messrs. K G WhWtler, B K Barf *, .Tr, John Allen, Randolph Shan hynch Doas, W S Burnet, Nbw? Rmilrin U ' - " tow non O^r, t>? ^j0ftohc# Julian W ineberg, & ^?T\ CE-R>ja f-^P. Nei N.HiSTe I) Tre?k?' U,?y ,****? *?? ?l5twp ,"?& * g r^-iVeri jPr*** jOsi" teas '^oc/a/idoU If.. | Mrs. I> L U ) ed ipoht firm. . ... ...i ? ?? i i afu?Hio >n ?? i < iiv ? ?? ? k '? ??? . hi'UUI' (if Mi'* M . ? :? h ! i i ? J''.* ' , i N V ? Vl||.. W '(f'P-ta II f M I and M I a. C. C M ot,f i >r -I.W I MM', "i'li" <?,:* fi r.t !( ??'. !? ? 1 . ? . ll 1 1 ? i'l "? ft 1*1 f ' l| ( <!>? ? ? ?1 ?? : lunrl i1 Mil * <i?h eandlo ? i ' ii .. "? {i' ' ' >"':i .v.;-, II i s 1 1) Veiif-.v ' . r 111 t J I fj . i'iic it., ft. ] , ?<-d f.-. ? r v.fllov, ti ?? .? f. ??r twilltjr i'.) . t? , v. i! . V iMiHili II Curm Imi.j Hint , jri iiiotju. Oil Hffduat il i Hi* t < r 'uiiiH.d i ti 'g M. -h I): S.ius invii utiniu worn not vi^n ? 'il hot. I hone v.Miti n'uio fro tn o J o .> < ? ii ?> h l<> be 0!k<s;'ii ^iii-s'#, > i j'iv liiijH (ii'ik^ui i<ii H I i im.iiii. I Ml'k. ii nil - * I 111'1 iv.? I ? y.';M till, lit' ?n? Aii-Ms i'i, i. i'i,*, Ui, n. v y.,< it lJu.ii h.iHv ttf'ct rr...:; i;, vV.;'"V Hi '1 tfh-1 {,' >i \ ?? up- I i 1 U Tlt'ftflon* t ?> h?r ft i. mln there vwi" muiiy [iiCL'ttii und n' plualiani iim ? Mpcnt. 1 !ih .John l>. Kennedy chapter i?f il^o I J. |), (/. at Mih, Logan l<ft'>g a ou ModiIhv night ftnd fi very luigu a n?l charming uftsemhly ji was, All ch mo nwny more im pressed Unit) (; v (? r with ttm ngrei h ? > i i t y of these social meetings cum binjng work and recreation. The jilleVpst (if our lunt oantc is kent up and touching appeals arc mudi? to Iho hearts of our noble '.romun who arc clinging to their sacred ntKinories and hunting up the uiar t.yrs t>f a d?ar pa>ji l?> aatiifi t tlicni cljieorfully on the c tubing jourury of life. Mrw. Henry T. Savage will entpr i n iliti metolieru of the Country Club and their fiiinds at the Club (loiiHi thi1? cyrnin<?. Thrt polo nnd ?golf nre ^reitt attraetiony nr.d ufterwai^.H 1 1; o pleasures are enhanced by an hour hj'.pijI witli such cliatuiin^ hu&ti-sar?, and m? ?t injj; and clmtting nith fiit ndu, finil the dflijihtful lefn njiintuilB. add tnuc!) to ihe z?-Rt ??f the entire af tei'in.oa. Mrs. Savage will b^; as ulftted by her ehurming eister, Mis? Alexander, of S'.. Au|ju6tinr, Kin. We are cbnrtccd to hear that one of our B"?veet#frt Camden Kti'e> Mift* Kintna I^r.. ig so much benefitted t by btr winter in Florida, and is hiving oneh a charming time with relatives and friends. Although by no means an invalid she was not strong bctore leaving home and a sojourn in t.ho beautiful !*ind c>f sunshine nnd Dowers bos made her strong and well tguiu. The Miles Oitou Sliov/. The above named show is sched uled to be in Camden to-day. It comes highly recommended, and the pticc of admission is only 23 ecu's. Cabbage Plants for Sale. ? The hardiest, largest earliest and best known varieties, principally Sue cession find large Type Wakefield. Prices f. o. b., here at ^1 60 per thousand ; 5000 at 81. 25 per thousand, Special prices on largo lots. Ad dreGs ' Norman H. Blitcb, MeffgeU, S. C. Gordon Telephone from Cbarios tou. ^ The first court for L;*o county was opened there last Monday, Judge Gago presiding. Try Kn advertisement in The Ciironicle and noto how your busi* ncss will incro<^<?', vCnpt. C. U. Haile. At a recent meeting of tho John D. Kennedy Chapter, U. Of C., the death of Capt. C. C. Hallo was feel ingly spoken of, and iho Secretary Instructed to pay * tribute lo in* memory lu bohaif of tliu Chapter. He was one upon wboin they bad tbe privilege and pleasure of be stowing tho "Cross of Honoi" last Way ? an honor they gUdly be. stowed, knowing that it bad boon' well deserved, and would be gracc? fully worn. He was oue of the Southern heroes, who plucked victory from t lie jaws of defeat, who losing won immortal fame. Thon aimrig of It in oonuudti arc sleeping SefftiAfiJ' o>ks OI -mm beneath the shadows of Missionary Ridge or Lookout wh''?i it may ^>c bal(' ; Lookout Mountain, of Might, Nor doom Cftii dim pne ray of holy light That guards your jjloviona tomb," Hot what of those who JikeCapt. Hade lived to share the humiliation {of their people, nod seive their &tato in the d??k osya of Recon?j ?traction, whon If possible, the clouds were darker ai.d hung lower over fair Carolina, than were the storm-ridden skies of *61 to ytf5. Tbeir conduct deserves the geolus ?.r a itomer or the spirit of a Mil too that H may ho enshrined in Im mortal aoog. We, as United Qatigh t era of the Gonfederacji express admiration for his character, *ofv row for the loss to the community ol suob a man, such a edited, tr.ri myopathy fur bis family. I Louiss 3. Nsttles, J ,9li, J*kiD. KsamU/ V* D? C. PVHdOKAL M r % i\ \ M ?;* I*. Ti of i V* ? : ??. v i , i\. 4 ||i n :\sl Mtm t * t'iV i: i\ J .. ( I . | ? ?-| " ! t ? | ' ? I ' u 1 .i ?nl lifiw ro i ? s?. . \ : *. ; \ I ?' '\trt .ii-.i ii ii;ud& iu v. hoc i i ? ?? I ' W i,* \> !?%???* <?'? TO<H. ?i <?' M? I ? i ll: r\ f.K'luU j lit r luiVti midlio|uj i> f.'-'leOtl;" i I r Uli-li* "i"<. P.J Mj.ifi.-M ;.-lt \ i *t?-r.l?iv j 1m. r ).(?,!!'! )tl G' 0!???;to A' l> | .fui'n.1'. M irx'.t 1 ?njl fioMi.v' I v i>. . i.py M I H ilvfftM's itdlCOC'. ' ;.nd Mr*. A \V. Jitinuf nr. j *'S I (ll; "v!i>|i<luy ijjti Heir ! I O t'ODJ^I t|f 1 l;l*l I i!Ui^i'r?itn fil< iuln I lioy til o t)ol |i , ? ; 'j i Hi* Mi'iiiy' per. J? ?; uiid WO i^; < ? v?i 1 1>* t*?l to Ii i \ i> i lu'ui luuonv'sl ittf 'iV?. oro ?']i(iv*rsi fo hiu.v ?.f Mr I l i'? ?v;: <"? .In. ui' > r. thm JL>? hi'? 1 .nii'i > r m'.IIm: t 5 '?'?<? i?A {' j ' '-1 t ' it I i vi.nl & t.n t ft 11 i, I > i l?.f * *t ii ii> mi l ? .it h?> |*i M? IIUH'I' i i'.i I - 1 ( 1 1 1 1 IV (i t r usi <nj. '? iillfti Afttl.hir G''d -ll I'ltll'-IM Ii xj I'litHU' 0 \M.l ldfv?ct it ??? FU?MH?-Uti euro. An Interesting 'Visitor. MI?? Row WVJbur MoC alluui U il:t! name of an initnjfctinu viaitor hi t Ii u lionpf of Mr. and Mia H. L. Me 'alhim. lly her winning w*\s -'io has ftl it aily f.iii iwl her way to ilwj iM-Hitrt of many lovj-niMmnMrci f, mid her (IuvcUmI gpfiurifai lior ?fnl nwr highly eslromfd fifanil, Mr. 'It'nry TrunKilo.l, doolarea that ''tijt liousff Ii?h nni heon at nil lonesome r<'t.oijtly." A long aud happy life j l<> tho little ludy. RjEAL. ESTATE TH AHSt'KUi. W I) Ucav.-S t.? R T III Hon, 81 j nrrt'-s hi N'o. 0^100 | ftl A Coi.k to Sill to M Kali Mgr. i 15 '2 rciuh in No. 20. * 1,900. F K .I'Hioh to W It Gregory 1 1 ti a ore in No 8 $;!0. hi II Kldri?dgo .to W M (Jordan 1 lot in Kirk wood, $800* Margm'ot B it foot and Thon. Marfoot. to Jas. H' Mutwin 225 iicreH m No 17 $noo. Mary M Youne to DhvM I' Puarro 7'2 acres in No 18 $210. N II ^Jotvtp to J II Rstridge and L 4 Jordan 2 acres iu town of Ker shaw $75. " . R L Iilackmon to R L Sowell 200 qci C9 in No 14 $525. S J T Young lo E G Zetnp and J J W'oikni^u 395 3-4 acres iji No 19 $2,000. J S Mar Odd to T S Bell 149 acres in No 8 *500. John L Klrklaud to James Baum 50 s'jrfs-tn N** 17 ^150. ? i VV W Dawkins to J L Kirkland 50 acres in No 17 $100. ? , m * ? - A complete lino of coffins ? all prices at '1'. J. Arrants. Kershaw Dots.? '-Rich'7 Explains, j Iur. Ed I lor.? RSply I tig to* ~you~F "touch up" of last week allow mo lo say that circumstances were such that I could not reach Cam dim as scheduled* > but hope to ''make It" later. Farm work is on the "lag" on ac oou d t of eo much rain. Some of the older.,- head* say the excessive r*ins now itidlQaie ftjJry. suuiAer. Fertilizers are being hauled away from thla in-rket in scry large (juantitieo, and the roadrore rough with no one especially to blame as it is next to impossible to keep the roads in shape pith the rains we have *had . this y%ar. As regards the paying of $1 per year into the treasury exempting the party from duty, I would JiketQ ask if out of twenty hands nineteen would i4pay out," does this mean that the one It* ft muit work by himself? It slrikos mo as if this , is about the size of tbo matter andAe would get mighty lonesome. The obalogsng under the ampervision of that clever gentleman and efficient supervisor, Mr. Phelps, has done tome excel, lent work io the upper part of tlje county, that our people appreciate to i be fullest ostent, and that stands as a mouumeqt to him for years lo come. Our cities are sloeping with one e>o opened now 00 ao coqnt of supposed burglars prowl, ing around their premises at night. On Sunday night while a lady* and her children had gone to chur&b, one Wess Johnson, an ebony hued buck not at all popular, wended bis way luto tbe dining room :?nd whilu in the act of swooping dowu on some of the good things of this life,, not entertaining any. eerlou# thoughts' of being molested wJj mndc to tuktf 'ref^o ?u the d*vft^ ucss of the night, leaving no effects of hia own save "foot prints in. the aauiU.V Sufficient facts flu*liy developed to Jmtify ? tbu ? eliiif io transport him to the look up where he in looklhg, through thv? iron hart Ifke a roajU'j; lion seeking whose hi?onii? ho may devour. Mitts Cornelia Jones, daughter of Col. Burwell Jirnee, ?tUa hairl hcen sick only h we<rk,>fied la^jL Satucnjay. Mtsa Jones w's^s mcn>? ber **i tb?&*UQ Hill B*iAisVchoreh autl w*h a christian lady. The funeral was conducted by fast pas* tor, Kev. 1*. C. Froetnun. We all sympathize with the family in ttys loss of their lov?d one At Mr. fid- C-authun'* saw. diU last week a house was burnt down and a colored man was burnt with U, Supposed- to be accidental, but the theory now adva*C$lT~t1f^iRt he w** Wiled a lid burnt on parftr&e to bids the crltn^, as he had ous rivals to contend with la hii ootriteg st^tWMi. , , BML ? '"jgZfoc S/ioc 3% net Clothing 9//&n< ft j . ./\ .. Wo are sho\vin ( >'ll ? . j? ejaily s-hrirtiw line of hi^h p}ldej SllOOS ill Ia'0 f tili Hi s hr (.'Ivlici, Misx./s, Men Mild Ho^S Wii j carry them in IJo\ ('.til'. Viei Kid, iV.lunt \ iei and 1 .itei.l (.' ??{. To net) ihein v\ill be t'j buy them. Have >nu scon our handsome Le:uU*rV The Kir o eullvtl ki I )ixio (Jirl. In stylo :t leads >?!! oihern, Throu ;hou? t !? i - ^r.md old \\??rhh i n sllH};i (t ini^ llo ? <;uul. In inahe if U I ho b'Si. ill neaitie** I here'* H**o? like it, , lii i\oj Si} I t ? t or Vi i',.), aj. % i j? 3 ? iiafth. pair is mud ' lor ooiuioit, To lit you smooth and in-uL We always have the numbers To en it nil kinds of feet, - While only just One I' illy, In all wo ask per pair For "Dixie Girl" our Lender That WILL MOT KIP OR TEA tt. Nokl Only Ivy W. 2 8. ZE^I 6 \ 0 Tho Klioe And Olotliiii^ Man " Notice. I w\;h to annoMtn-o t-> the public that I will be in inyolliiTo ev'e^y Sfifoidhy for the transaction ot' business The other 'IrtVS of tJlO Week I OX PC'Ct to lil> L'll^HKO'l in vi?iti^g tin) public (school# ol. the Cuunly, Ii. C. HUUHIi. ? ? - ??? Kupt. of Education K. Oi Election Notice; TO T 1 1 E COMMISSION EltSO K RLICC TJON OK THE COUNTY OK Kl-'K , SlIAWV Whereas u vacancy oxis-ta in the olllco of .1 1 1 ? I of lJrob?tc> for tpo County of Kershaw, caimcd by the' lUenth rl (' C. IJ-iilo who wire elected at the Goucral Election in J 902 o / \Vher<Mt* tb? unexpired term in for a I oncer period than one yvkr ami can only be tilled by election. \ No>v, th?'joforo, you lire hereby re quired to OVacr up elftCthVp for .Tii<??;e of Probate for lv?t\diaw County to nerve the remainder of the. term for . which C. C. Halle waa elected; The polls to b? opened on Tuesday, the 17th day of March, 1903, and the election to be con ducted kccording t.o the lawa j*cgulatjng the General Elections. J "V. IK TESTIMONY WUEttEOI^ I hrive hereunto Bt-t my hand and ?SEAL caused the Oreat $eid of the Sttte to bo ? (fixed At Ooiiun; - bia thii 23th day ol Feb: u L : ? ory, A D. -IfjOa^-nnd-ia Uiu one hundred and twenty seventh year of tho Inde pendence" of the United v State* of America. Z D. C. HE Y WARD. . " ? Governor. By tbe Governor * J. T. Gantt, * _ Secretary pi State. Notice it hereby given that the apeclai ?TfietUHf~5l3rotf at??r farWolTuffa Sub ct^or to Capt.' O. 0> H*ile as Jtidsro of Ptobate for KfetthawCtoanty will bo hold At the voting preclnota ureacribed by law Tuesday. M**ch 17. Before the hour fo^ojwning the polls Managers and Clerks ihu^l trtkv Wnb pcrlbe the WffhatiftfilPBttl oath The Chairman of the board of Managers can adnMoleter lhe~~o*ih to the other Mann, gere and Clerk j a Notary Public mum a?U minl?ter the oath to the Chaft-man The Manageee elect their Ohatrman araKtteTkv - Polls at each voting place muat be opened at 7 o'clock a. in. and 'closed at 4 o'clock p. m. - -The Manager* have.the power to till a vacancy* and if none of the managers attend, the oitlaefta oan appoint from gmontf tha voters the inaua ger? /who. afior bclug aworn, can con duct the election. ?t the dote ot the election* the Man' tiger ? and Gierke mutt prooeed publicly to open Ote b(>l|ot bo*eq and count Ote ballots therein, and continue without ad journment uwtll the tame la competed, and mako a statement of the result for ?aid office and ?|gn li?e lamo, Within thro* day? thereafter, (he Chairman of the lloard. or aome one de^j^TRtrd by the Board mw*t delrrer to t ho Commissioners of Election the poll iiet, the^boxea containing the ballots and Written. statements of the reault of the election. 1 . . The following roanagors have been ap pointed to hold the election at tho varb QU9 precinct* in the sagTconnty ; Oamdou Market H?mae? ? J Biaaell, 12 It Cnreton. T B I>enton. Cureton Mill ? J M Thornton, J T Roea C B Nettles , / Rabbon's X Uoad*~ J A Rabon, R R Wilson. R T Mlckle. v T.anu'a Mill ? BenAramnns, A L C Kinnru, W L Jones Bethnno? 1> M Uethuoe, L W West, \ J K Volflom. V WjMvilie ? D G Fletcher. W F Rns tor, j *r, j c imssr BuftHto School Honso? A Johnton, A Shnw, 8 IHJ*toe. Liberty Hill? Q R Clomente, W Z Hilton, A G Jones. Brewaia tttore? John T Truetdtfl, C\ A I>^n ton, W K Brewer. Mcl??aoH Bcahch ? Alexander Shaw, It K West, J T B Elliott. Antioch? J S Brown, T I* Brown, C U Myere. 8 took ton ? J OjpUill, G W Am Alex ^ - %wT H Wfklfy. TTJVowa: nriiwr - ? Raioy* Mill? M W Hoajli, E L Catoe, Amoa West. Shajtoie nill-U M Drakeford, ft L Smvrl, ft W Hornehw. Hanging Rook ? I N Jonee. W H Owene, O ft WaUoe ? TI^?M?gvr9?(4Mti pmimt MMii above Are requested ?o delegate ooe of their another to eeenre bojree and blank* for the rtociion. They Can tre* [oo and after SatoMav. March fiift; iuos, otflo&r I at The Obrofticto W.F. Ij'.iitc a pnioNin cuitm^ .. ir. HV ? HM'urnl i't I.ucku )'.v \ osU'i'duy nr. | t.HrnoMt) bfiv.M-rM Hen hum H . rvo.y J LuntlfV. two hi olhvrfc. Ft* i'ii uimt J wi: call ! urn of Lite ftiVair it, brt.-U<K that Harvty LnoeU'V wi r4 f.<? II ? u'a .!?'>?! f?*, Mthvirupuu lii-u wi'i.j, ini<? ? room, Ilut'Vf* v T 1 i ? > *.v ? ? r I s1 1 [I i'ot*ing rtlid l$VU ?UlHt?liV(t :lt!.i:! \il H if v?>VTit4trr IToFli Muo then tu*h>d r t? t; ( 1 i otu UK'IXM'.I ? Hit) olhvr in a tTcdehsa in a titer. Harvey vvhh ?? ti u in i1?y head and net 1; nnd Ben l)?ri his cl.?l lies wul iiit" shied-. lu living to f?t ptirn'O'-vUi'*' uioi), ilit lr sister, Mi'rt. I-i'i 0;i' v had {.';<? tiud ol her linger r.Ml rif and Louttu lint, >i ? ** , waft 1>ndlcy (Sit. in the tit oi. ? Ltuknnw H>?r. Hiali(>|jville VindioHlor, Mmdi Applied For Mil iMarge^ Notice is hereby uiven that on,M"? day, April Cth, I9C.1, at 12 o'jL'loch M., the undersigned will apply to tho Judge ol' Probate., for Korshaw ? ounty, at Ids office at Camden, S. for a final dis charge *>s Guardian of Ha.rali J. Outlaw, (now Cato.) Olmriotfe A. Outlaw, (nn-y McCaskili,) Mary Aun li. Outlaw <ai tcrwnVtl^ Joy. ) and Kh*hnr<i K. Outlaw, ? r </lH AKLOT PE li. M AttSHALL, Guardian. March 0 td. B Architectural. Ma^e your home a little Eden, Imitate hor shining bowvrs, Let & neat and tasteful cottage Stand *mong bright trees and flpwers.J MITCH, \M & BBACII, j{rcf{iiocts dc Gngfnoors CAMDEN, S. C. Wepraparo plans and specification* for all clanfs of architecture. Make a specialty of Churches, Court House#. , 4Power Plants and large Buildings. Office over P. Leslie Zeinp's Pharmacy. ' Fob 6/ I {108. ? ... -I - Citation. South Carolina? Kernhaw Count j? By Tool IIoNge, C. 0. 0., aotinat Probate Jttfgo. # j \Tl?er?as, Curly" Powell made suit to me, to grant her letters of Ad mlnUrration of the estato of and eftects of Alfrod Powell, decoded, of Ker-< #h?w County Thesa are theroforo to cite and admon ish all and singular the ktndrud and the oredhors of tho said Alfred Powellt oi K*r$hi^Y county, deceased, tlmt they be and appear before me*, in the Canrt of Probato, to bo held at Camden. 8. C.. on the 13th day of March 1903, after publi cation hereof, at 11 o'cloek In the fore noon. to show caune, if any they hare, why tho said administration should not Ito granted; ?? Glt%Tunder my hand tl.is 24th day of Fcbruflty, A. D., 1903. Published in tho Oumdcn Chronicle ou the 97th day of February. 11)08. JOtiL IlOUOil, O. O C., Acting Judge of Probtte. ,> GEO. 8. HACKER '& SON. ? A0TCTB3KD OF-? Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building MaJ&riafe Sa?h Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - -8. C. Purchase our. make?, which t we guarantee superior to any [?ofa South, and thereby tare and Fancy Glaaa a ? ? - ? ?7' tfJ?t > ft k pi jPamoHS %jtit Oa?re <u?ore <? 9ft . i . k '? * f 'p~to~etate t5cct *j AM) l-'URSIl l-'RO.M TI1K - ? MUSUliiU To mention all tli.it we could cnteresl you in .would be a iVui tloHH attempt, m> will mil su'erinl attention to only hucU articles as arc in groat demand ju<4 now. " , v , Our lino of Gin^hnms w ?h never moiM coinple te, the itL*-' liactivoiiess of which is evinced by t ho liberal way in whicU the scissors are used in distributing thei ous customers. \ A beautiful and iwi extensive nssortmonfc ofiPercalos, raMg* ing iu priucs from C 1-4 t,o 0 l-^eenta'per ^yardT Musifro seen to be appreciated. muni ^ -r~ r ? \ ? ?' r~ '-Vr*z r-' See our Oxfords in Black, White and colors. They wo among the "Tips" this season, and though you may have everything else, yon efttinot very well afford to be wltbdtit B0111C ofthogg. Tti, - ~ - : : ~ V - -* - . . . .. ? . .gg*u#. p to . An abundant supply of Mursaillca 4n Black, White and colors; alwo fleeced Marsuillcs, in Black . and White, and so popular are they,5 that the quantity in stock grows smaller every day. ^ ^ ?? ; ? "? T ,.>i { ? ' . ? : In India Linont, French Lawns, Persian Mullst Organd|e?, Batistes, Mouslines, &c., &c., our stock is, of course, as com plete,uud in fact more ? tnplete thahj over before^" aitC jjjjj^ will call special attention to this department as the ~ season ' advances. Our Block of Laces ami Embroideries is all that cottltl * desired, as the extensive line, excellence of quality and he&iL,^ of designs coupled with the very low prices of these goods* imajce it intensely interest ing for tlie buyer. .Bon't Rllto: seo them. I 1 > < *?;/- : ?? -rvL r 7" ? - v*r?f*?\r\' - ^ Wo still- Have some of those "SPOT CASH SL AU GHTKR BARGAINS, and if you would liks to make a vety piWftta bio investment don't fail to give us a call. 9?S8 .4 ? ?? Oowo to sco us, a warm welcome awaits you; iflg you that wo will make your visit both pleasant table, we are yourSj ~ Very Respectfully ftrifl Truly, P. T. Villepigne, Pi?j?'t P. 8.? A beautiful ?olttl aiii?r 8^oon Kershaw County, Um than twelra month* tt flit Gilt ipHgf flftyrr