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Rnmitiam-ea by chocka, drafts and postal r money ordrrw ahonid bo m*f|n payable ft to VV. L. MoDOWKLL, ? ' Camden. S, C. C\MI)1?;n, H, 6., MAY 82, 1903 South Carolina in corning hack to her own. A white uian ban been convicted of manslaughter and sent to thn penitentiary for killing a negro. ? (?8fFney Ledger. Luia Spenee, chambermaid in an Indianapolis, Indiana, hotel ha* sprung inlo sudden prominence by her refusal to make up a bed in ?which Hooker Washington had Slept. She was discharged on ac count of the refusal, and has since been the recipient of many letters from different parts of the south, Homo of them containing donations of money. Slit; has sinco accepted 11 position ns chambermaid in a hotel at Houston, Texas. Some very snfntarjr lessons have been administered by the juries in various counties in 'the State ie cently. Verdicts of guilty have been brought in against white men who had taken human life, and ftome have been sentenced to life ' time iinpi isonment. Ono is to bang. Thesu verdicts mean much for law and order in this State, and will do much good iu euhhncing the safety and security of human life, together with teaching by those ob ject lessons that the law is supreme and id u ot be obeyed. Let uh have more of the same kind. ? Sumter Herald. Compositions From the Camden / (i i iul (Ml School - ? A T1U I' TO CAMKOKNIA. Wo started for Han Francisco early in April bv th$ Midland route, expecting to arrive at'fcmr destination in the lattor part of tlio month. This gave ns plentlv of tinio to stop iit the principal cities along the way. Tljo ti i"H t place we stopped at was At lantaY, Thja tluiving ciiy was at it* prettiest in its spring dress and wo took some beautiful drives around t ho suburbs. Wo next Htoppeil for a day in St. Jjouia. The depot is a vwrv good one ami the number of people we naw there ?was remarkable. This city lias greit factories, and thu smoke from these gives everything in the viclnit* a smoky ap pearance. Wo went on through Topeka and on joyed the dry haluiy air of those cities very much. SalC .Lake City wan our next stop ping place, Tld* is a very busy city. hut. it i? not built up very closely. We see Indians pausing through the streets, bringing pottery and different wares to Bell. These Indians are very peaceful, and very rarely do any harm greater t han petty Olefin. The route took us through Nevada and we constantly saw Utile Indian village?, and when the train stopped for water, Indiana came onboard with binds and different art ides which thev maketosell. As we went further towards the heart, of California we passed through pleasant f orange groves ami banana plantations. The fruit i* very ti n o and we saw a great ! deal for sale in the markets of Sam-, j niento We varied our route in order to visit i the Mariposa (irc.vo. This wjis some did j tttnee out of our way. !>nt il well t worth the time. These great trees sur- j passes even wtmc Our imaginations hud pictured thorn to be. Some of those j giants of the forest had fallen, aft y sum- j mor houses wore built out of tile mam- I moth trunks. , Leaving the Grove, wo went directly j to San Krancineo, and arrived there on ] a heautifo', calm, da v. Thu tirst place I we visited was the harbor. We wont out through the (ioldenj Gate for some miles on u steamer which 1 happened to he leaving and then re [ turned in a small boat. The great l'aei fir was almost calm, and shimmered in the bright sunlight. The blue water) was so clear that we could see fishes am! sea animals swimming far below the.-tui-{ iaco. _1 Another place we visited was China- ! town. T'us is under the city ami tin opnlatiou is entirely Chinese. ,\y_ero accompanied hytwopolien inen. for the Chinene object to visiioi s ! ?hd it is dangerous for Americans to go j nlonj?. We felt as if we had been car- J ricdtolho Juan of China The houses t- ^ore /very Pinnll nnd the populati ui denser- ^lanv industries thrive there and ! the CMiino)|e seemed to lie very contented ( ' and happy; in their undergro Mid homes, j ? ? ' Jcnaiu K. Sloan v . j ^u-t -iOrade X ? Age jr., I A W ATnjTG TIT E A r> S E N T. The Other-women are standing <.n the fcore ? waiting the absent men of tbt* Tillage, for they are absent in theii ?snail fishing boats and have been out ~ ir since early in the morning. ibOTit noon thO cloudu bc/an to Knthrr 1 diatant moqtcriugs of thunder were If hoard , so the went i the shore and. aro now looking Jy .seaward. Ttie clouds grow thiclWf , ifie there are occasional flashes liCMata*. followed by loud psals of , tfcu* M? *o bo* to in sifbt. 'fho wtmieti are runj/in^ up nud (town tho'ilior#, but there are no sounds, un those an- woiwn sieeu?tonie<| to the dai> p>t*r? of the ?r? from childhood One woman ha? a telescope and is (canning all part* of tin? horizon, but she doe* not ?eo what hIk* if looking for. Another \VWp|?ii cotuoii no nnd take* the tehacope. SltiHookf! to the north went and then gives A joyful shout. for fche n-e? the ah* Kent boatH. Rome of the womcii now begin to weep tor joy, because, although they stand, trouble without weeping, tin y are overwhelmed by the shiglit of those whom thoy have thought lout 'J'ho boats arrive one l?y one until all tiff io, iiot OtMJ )t*M b<wu Walter Kchrock. Age 17? Grade I" A TIUI'TO CALIFORNIA. A good route toCnhfornfa ih l>v way oi the Northern. I'acifit It nil road. Althougli | th ih i? a. round about wav, you can get I more out of your visit this way than by any other ? ay. Th# llt*t place you would ?" t?, t b i way, is Chicago. On the way there yon <?1111 nf.;iy in Kentucky ami see the Mam moth Cave. Thia cave in dark on the i it Mdc. It hatt -ft lako in it which contains fi?l? without eyes. When you reacty Chicago. you tee next to the largest eity in the I'nited Slates. I*' ront there you yvould go to St. Lou'.k. while all along tint way you can aeo cat tie grazing. When you get' there vou ran nee the famous Rt Louis Suspension bridge and the mighty Mississippi liiver You would then go to St. Pan l? the Capital of Minnesota. fi hia eity is at the head of navigation on the Misaifoup b\ River. The m'xt piano you would go to would be the celebrated Yellowstone Park. Thin place in us Jarjfo an tlefslAjhtricI of Columbia. The Yellowstone Riv>r(ll>ws through it. Many geysers are in the park, which can shoot manv feet in the air. They can bo made to play by throwhtg Hoap in them. From there you would go through the HtutcH of Wash i ugt< in and Oregon, and then to California to San FrauciHho Wbi'U pausing tiirout'h California you ran nee the Yoflemitc Vallev. River and Fall*. Clarenco Trsntham. Ak(! l.'l-- (Jradu VII. THIS DEATH or MORF.AU. "When General Moreau had bf?en in America fur fionietimo on ids exile from France, lie was invited by Alexander of Itiui.in to return to Kurope ami take eonuoand ? ?f the Russian army against N npnleon. Having been exiled liy Napoleon, he, in revenge. accepted Alexander'^ invi tation. 1 1 *? was a! the battle of Dresden willi a party of ollieors, seemed to bp wat'diing the movements <d the 1'iom li. Now it happened that Napoleon ??b nerved them, and with a powerful gliss, he rpenfiiiiif.ed Moreno, lie iiumidiate !y ordered some heavy cannon to be ainiwd in thnl <tire.fl ton. He fttipnrin tended this elevation of the mouth of the eaunon ami gave the order to lire. All wen' off at the name time, Moronu'd h'K taken oil abovo the top of hin boot. He wa? bniru'diatnly carrind to a place of Htttety where an operation wau performed on him. lletjuielly smoked a eigar until it. w:ih over. We died aoGo after. A short time after that, a pennant that wna passing over the Hold found Moreno's hoot with the le^ still in it. An exami nation showed that tho hoot v. as of Russian manufacture. A little dog was also found roaming over he field, groan ing for its master. "I belong to Gene ral jMoreau," was inscribed on its collar. Napoleon now knew that he had aecom plihhed hie plan. Clarence Tranlham. Age IH? Crado VII. Value of Hawks. A naturalist aavs that every time a farmer shoots a hawk he tbiowa a s?T?0 bill into the fire, for al though the 1)1 rd fakes an occasional chicken, it. destroys at least a thousand rat-, mice and gophers every year. Prof. Hodge, of Clark University, estimates toads are worth $18 each fur their work as destroyeis of out worms. ? La Moure County Chronicle. When to Bowaro of the Dog. Dr. II. I), frill, of New Yoik, one of the foremost authorities on this subject, lias recently; given some practical suggestion!)] for the detec tion of hydrophobia, lie says: "Hewuro of a dog when it be comes dull and hides nway ; ap peals resiles* ; always on the move and prowling; whose counterance is sombre and sullen ; walks with head down like a Hear. Ilew.ire ol' one who harks at noth ing when tdl around in still. Beware of a dog that scrapes in cessantly and tears up things. Look out for the dog which has be come too fond of yon and is con titiiiHllv trying to liek your hands and face. Heware, nlmvo ail, of the dog which has dilll-'ulty in swallowing,] which appears to have a bono in its throat. nnd nnn that, hni wondered! from h'Miic and returns with dirt, exhausted and miserable."? Ex. Call f ?r Public Mooting to Disousa lioad Improvement. ltelieving that the subject of im proving our public ropds is one of most important questions claiming the attention of people everywhere, and believing t hat all reforms come after agitation, 1 hereby call upon all the voters of Kershaw comity to nt tend a public ipceiing t<? be held in Camden on Wednesday the 3rd d ?*y <?| June at I ! o'clock a. m., lo| discuss ami. agitate the road quos- I tion anii j.ce If we us citizens of] Kershaw county can devise some way by which our road law c.au be ao altered as lo give n moro satis factory system of road building and rosd improvement. 1 appeal earnestly to all to at tend this meeting. It will only re <pure one day mid certaiuly you ua>? *p*?re t his* much time to attend to h publici matter that is aa mm hi to vour*i:iterest aa^mimc. lmu fellow-citizen* need your aid, your wtaiom and your cxporience. We especially urgu ours townpeople to attend, Wc wantj^iiu to join ua in the L better roads. Remember the 3rd of June, and l^tNt+1 tfrttne. Most truly yours, W. K. Thompson, Pres. Farmer* Association K. C. Liberty Hill, May 20, .1903. Mammoth Store. Mammoth Store. IMMtT naspring GOODS Z/3cium 's. This is our lirst spring season in our beautiful now store and we have endeavored to fstork this store with il/o newest and ii nent goods thul can ho socured in the Northern Mar kets. " ' ' " " . ? ' . t- Lrry-v."r'* Our buyer has just returned, hiinging with him the highest class of Dry Goods that has ever been shown to the public of Camden. It is our desire to get the finest trade of this city and Hie only way to do tins is so show the proper stuff. This we think we are doing and ,A ? ' ? ' - . . .. w ? ? know you will Ix'nr us out if you xivu us just fivo minutes of your lime. Cuum and look at our New Stock consisting f DRESS GOODS, SHIRTWAISTS LADIE'S NEOKWEAK, WASH GOODS, LADIE'S SKIRTS, HOSIERY, WHITE GOODS, LADIES HATS, GLOVES, CORSETS. 8IIOKS, ETC. M. BAUML Mammoth Store. Mammoth Store. ? \ J ? An Arkansas printer in making tip the forma in a hurry the otiior dav, got a marriage notion and u grocer's ad vortisotnent mixed up bo that. it read as follows : "John Brown and Ida Omy woro united in tlio holy sauerkraut by tho quart or baTol. Mr. Hrown is a well known young eotl finl? ul, l<) cents per pound, while thu bride, Mis? (Jrar, has bo ton nieo pigs t'cot which will be Bold cheaper than any in town." To Wash Ribbons' Silk ribbons of any color can he ?aafidy washed in cold suds made with tlift host soap. After the soil is removed, rinse in clear cold water. Dry by laying upon a mar ble lunula), table or glass, and rob sideways with sUlF fingernail hrufth until smooth. Leave until'"thor oughly dry. REAli ESTATE TRANSFER3, II M Fiucber to \V B Knight, 1 acre in No. I, near Camden Cotton Mills. $125. \V B Knight to S I Catoe 12 aero in No 1, part of the above lands, ?72 GO. J T B Elliott, et al to J F Elliott. 150 acres in No 4; $25. A 1) Kennedy to Thus McLendon, 100 acres in No 1, $200. Susan A Spencer to Fd F Watkins 2,200 acres in No 17, West Waicree, $4,40?>. To Destroy Irish Potato Bu^s. A (1 corgi a exchange says: "All who raise Irish potatoes will be in terested iu a remedy for the potato hog post tli at. hap dostroyed the vines lor the pant few yoars A prominent citizen has tried cotton j -.ei d in e a I over the vinrs with splen jdid^tlVet. By simply dusting cot uiu 'soflfd meal over the vinos, not only the hugs, hut also the eggs, may be killed." This is a very simple remedy stid we would like for some of oof readers to give it a trial. Kershaw Baptist Union The next session of Kershaw iCouutv Baptist Union wiii meet with Ileavcr Dam Church, Saturday, [before tint nth Sunday in I\^a\ . at I lo o'clock a. ni. 1 ntrnductory ser mon to be preached by Rev. S I. Catoe. After which the following queries will be discussed: I. Why not al' churches be dis ciplinrd alike? Discu*f ion t?? be | npeiind by J. Leonard Hird. '2. To what extent is the pi?<sor j i??spon dole for work done in eon- ! fereiico. Opened by ,1. C. Price.) 1m ihcrr a greater demand for' mission work new than ever before?! Opened bv Kt.-v. S. I. C-itoc. 4. Should n member ho reported . to and censured by the church tic- 1 IWe no mo <???? hn? kindiy ndrar?n- j ifhed him of his erring wayV | Opened lie R?tv. W. H. Joiner. Adjourn at pleasure. Program for Sunday wilt h? ar- J ranged on Saturday. ft. Thot. tyUcknon, for Com. Would Try to Prevent It. "What ? Hoe little follow," said the patronizing oM gentleman who h ad been fleeted representaf.i ve for , four successive terms from his con 1 grea^ionul dislrio.t. His remark wan addressed to h kind hearted ladv holding in her arms a little follow who blinked gravely at all that was going on. "Yep," replied the iady. Hi? father and I set a great deal of a tore by him." "Well, he's a bright looking litlle fellow. Maybe he'll he n congress-' man some day." "Maybe he will," aald the mother. "Hut," she added earnestly. ' I'm going to do my best to raise him right." The world is tull of kindness that was never spoken, and that is not much better than no kinduesi at all. The fuel in the stove makes the room warm, bat there are great piles of fallen trees lying on rocks and top of hills where nobody ean get them ; these do not make any body warm. You might freeze to death for Ihe want of wood, in plain night of those fallen trees, if you had no means of getting the wood home and making a fire of it. dust bo in a family; lovo is what makes the parents and children, ; the brothers and sisters happier. Rut if they tuke care never to nay j a word about it; if they keep it o j et us if it were h j pier than if there was no love among j them. ? Kx. DR. I.H.ALEXANDER, Dentist. OF KICK BROAD STRKfcT, Camuev, S. C. Two doors South of The Cbron- j icle OlWce. Frozen Kindness, not be much hap- ! W.A.Schrock, Notary I'uhlic, (Collector and I\i*al Estate Office on Ijrxw Range. P. O. Box 307, Cinideii, S. 0. t iTGive me jour business. Prompt, attention given to col lections. Dm. 5. Life's Mirror. There are loyal boartH, there are Chris tians brave, There are wools that are?pure and true ; Then give to the world the best yon have, , And the best will come buck to you. Give love and love to your life will How , And strength in your utmost needs , Have faith ami a scoro of hearts will show Their faith in your works and deods Give truth, and your gifts will be paid in kind , ("Jive song. and song will meet.; And the smile which is sweet will sure ly find A smile that is just as sweet. Give pity and sorrow to?thoBe who mourn, / - You will gather in flOvrtrs again : The scattered seeds from your thoughts out borne, Tbo' the sowing seemed in vain. For life is the mirror of rich and poor, Ti? just what wo are and do: Then give the world the best at yonr door. And the best will come back to you. A contract has heen closed with the Camden Brick Yard Company to, furnish the brick for the rebuilding of Mr. .T. 0. Man's store. lax Executions. Under and by virtuo of nundry tax execution* to me directed, I will proceed to sell, before the Court House door in the City or Camden, on the first Monday in June, 1908, during the legal houra of tale, the following described real estate, to-wit: . ? ft acres more or less and 1 building boun ded north hv property of Charles Chesnut, deceased, Ren Benson and Henrietta An derson. east by Robt. Anderson, south by John Bovkin and west by Southern Railroad. "Levied upon and to be sold ns the property of John D. Whitaker. 100 acres in No. 3, bounded north by lands of W, Scott, south by Thos. Sumter lands, cost by Est, of Sumter and west hy Win. Scott, Levied upon and to be sold as thr property of J S. Colter. .! S. TftANTHAM, S. K. C. Barm] Plynionth Rock#, Buff Ply mouth llock*, WMtA Plymouth Hocks, Brown 8in#lo Comb Lagbprna, BnffSln *ln Comb Leghorns, Wliito Kiuglo Comb J^rJiornt, Black Miaorc**, ' Black Lang. ?h?uB. Buff $ocht??. SUt*t Lac? Wyan* dotu. Light Bramaha. R?d and Dacjc Wing Uamcs. * Em now r#a<fy for shipmaat. lifor $1. Send for uuhfw. | Fletcher l^wlfi y IHm 1 Mar. My. ^ Ktnlkmw, m C, ; . ..V-V .x~~ ? ? - yt'.w^ g ? - ? f - % v A Guarantee W?th Every Purchase. We guarantee every article ?oM byj lie, at tio matter what price, to five, eatisfaetioo. Same with rcpai' wo/k i Weinberg JJron. j C. C. MOOBEj AttornoyatLuu . Special attention )/iven to eollecti-ii of UeiKM. Account*, I'tc. Heal K.state bought A Hold. Fire Insurance. Notice. I'wi8?i to announce to the public that I will be in my ollicn ovory Saturday l<?r th? transaction of business The other days of the week I expect t<? be engaged in visiting the public Hehool* of the county. It. C. JiUttCK. Supt. of Kducation K. C. A Card. At one timo I thought I would he com pelled to leave Camden, hul now my health Ih very much better and I have decided lo remain. Very Keipectfullv, K. C. HHA8IN0TON. M I). CAMDEN RESTAURANT. I with to announce to my friend* and the public generally that I Have moved my restaurant from lower Main street t<> the building on upper Main street re cently vacated by Mrs. S. A. Parker where I will be glad to wee and serve them with the beat the market affords and at moderate prices. W. T. HAMMOND. CEO. I lliUXK & SON, ? MANUFACTURERS OF ? Doors, Sash, Blinds; Mouldiiig, Building Material, Sash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C. Purchase our makes, which we guarantee superior to any sold South, and thereby save money. Window and Fancy Glass a specialty ''July 4-'2. iFtB Western Railroaa. TrainH on the Northwestern Railroad leave Camden for Sumter daily exctpt Sunday as follows : No. 70. first-class, 7 a m. No- 08, firat-olasn, 4.15 p. m. No. 06, freight. 4. HO p. in. Returning Leave Sumter. No. 71, lirst-elasH, 9.r>5 a, ni. , nrrivo Camden 11.30 a, m. No. 09, first-class. (! 30 p. in. .arrive Camden 8.15 p. m. No. 67, freight, 0 a. m ? ; arrive Camden 8 a. m. Men Railway Company. Effective January 13, 19C3. Between Kingville and Charleston, Read down. Bead up. No. 33 Daily No. 34 Dally, 1.60 p m Lv. Charleston Ar 3.">0 p m 2 25 p tn Ar Suinmervllle Ar 3 11 p m 4 60 p m Ar Kingville Ar 12 50 p m ..ThpBe trains Nos. 33 and 34 will stop tfn'y at Svmmerville, Branehville, Orangeburg and St. Maihews. Between Kingville and Blacksburr Read down. Read up. No. S3 Daily. No. 34 Daily 5 00 p m Lv Kingville Ar 12 r?0 p in 0 15 p m Ar Camdon Ar 11 30 a m 8 00 p ni Ar ^at.awba Jet. Ar '9 40 a in 8 20 p m Ar Rock Hill Ar 9 15 a in 8 59 p m Ar Tir/ah Ar 8 .~?4 a m 9 09 p m Ar Yorkville Ar 8 42 a m 9 22 p m Ar Sharon Ar 8 21 a m !) 38 p m Ar Ilic'ry Or've Ar H 1*. a ni 9 50 p in Ar Smvrna Ar 8 <>r? a ni 10 15 p in Ar Blaoksburg Lv 7 ?).*> a m Trains Nob. 33 and .">4 Mop at all im Eortant stations hetweeu Kingville and lacksbnrg. "Between Rock Hill and Marion. Read down Read up. No. 35 Daily. No. 30 Daily 5 00am Lv Rock Hill Ar 1030 p m 5 19 a m Ar Tirzab Ar 10 11 p m 1 31 a m Ar Yorkvillo Ar 1<> 01 p m 5 46 a m Ar Sharon Ar 9 40 p ni TOO a m Ar Hick'ry (Ir'v Ar 3."> p in T 10 a m Ar Smyrna Ar 9 2V p m 1 30 a m Ar Blackaburg Lv H 40 p m 10 45 a m Ar Ma^aon Lv 5 jft >> m Nos. 35 and 36* stop at all 'principal itatlou* between Rock Ilill and Marion. Between Marion and Rlackshurir. \ Head down. Read up. tfo 66 Daily ex. Sunday No 07 daily except Sundaj, > 00 a m I.v Marion Ar 8 50 p ni ! 00 p ni Ar Rlaek?burg Lv 'J 50 p m Train No, 33 will connect at Rock Till with Sitvun.nA^divikion No. M tor 3ha*lotte. Wwlilnllm and New York. Train No. 31 will mnke connection ?t lock IliM with SavaMnnh division No, $ from Charlotte. Washington and New fork. No?. 3.1 and 34 handle throug'i Tall, nan Dr ?winf-IJoom Sleeping cur be w?en N-w York a->d Charl ?Vn v.a Jajnden and Ifc-ek t( < ll and l)inu>g ?ht ??Ween Hock HiU and Washing! tn. For further information addrtes . W. H. Tayloe, Aist ?. 1?. A.. 8. H. Ha dwiik. O^iSSt,0*' ' D. C. Spoons for thsBaM*; Ketueniber that Mr. P. T. Vlll?. pigue, the popular proprietor of 1 1 e Gilt ICdge Store is giving away ab. Holutely free a beautif^t*: silver Hpoon to all babifca lets tfrair one year old. All that mother* have i<> do ia i.o i?i> there aud evil for it, lli? mi re to g??t one. Gcnernl Aaaembly of the Pre?by. teriand in the U. 8. A. On account ot the General Ab b?md?>I.v of the Preabyt'erinn Church in th? IJ. S. A., to bo held at Los Aritfiiii tf, Col., May *2 tat?June 2nd liiOH, (Jto Southern Rtilway will soli tickflta at greatly reduced rates to I yuH Angeles and San Francisco, Cil. Tickets will be sold May 2nd aud May llih to 1903} in* elusive, with final return limit July 15th, 1903. Stop-overs will be al lowed in Colorado and all points west thereof. All information as to rates, schedules, etc., cheerfully furnished on application to any Agent of tha Southern Railway R. W. HUNT, D. P. A., Charleston, 8, C. W. ii. TAYLOB, A. G, P. A. Atlanta, G. Cheap Bates via gouthera Railway On the dates named below, tbe Southern Railway will sell special ? round-trip tickets as follows: To Nashville Tens., account of General Assemblmffi Cumberland. - Presbyterian Chnrch. Rate of one fare plus twenty-five c'onts for the iound trip. Ticket^ on sale May 1 9th, '20th nnd 21st, with final limit Juno 1st, j!)03. To St. Louie, Mo, account of Dedication Ceremonies, Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Rate of qne lirKi, ('I ;? H8 fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale April 29th 30th and May 1st, good to leave St. Louis not later tbau May 4th, 1903 turning. * * To Atlanta, <3a., account of National Convention, B. Y. P. (J., <if America. One first-class fare > plus twenty five cents for the round trip. Ti< kota on sale July 8tb, '.Uh and 10th, with final limit July 5 th, 1903. . / Solid voatibuled trains. Elegant ' ~ Pullman sleeping car service. Uo/ pxiullod Dining?Gar service. For full information in regard ?to schedule*, tickets, etc., apply to any Agent of the Southern Kail way Company) or R. W. HUNT, D. P. A., ' ; Charleston, S. C. Ho Use io Pay Rent. There is no use to pay rent when yon can purchase your home or farm by pay iiit'iif s less than r?*nt. For full particu lars apply to \V. C. Housih, Local Aflent, ? Camden, S. C. M. L. Sinitl v Looal At- ? - ?[ ne> ' Teacher's EiamiiatioD. Notice in hereby given th\t the semi annual exumi nation of teachers for KeT* /"*" ?haw County will be held at the.Court House in Camden on Friday, May 22nd, 1903/ R. O. Brurce. Supt. Ed. Kerfhaw^Co. Notice Notice is hereby given that the Board ? 77 of Commissioners at their last meeting, _ countermanded all outstanding orders for supplies to paupers* except those hew ing cared for bv the County Infirmary. :V . Hereafter api/liostions for assistance must be made direct to the Commis sioners. J. M Sowell. County Supervisor. Trespass Notice. All persons are hereby forbidden tp ? trespass upon my lands situated in flat Rock and H.iflTalo Townships, by passing through them or for the purpose of hunt- ? *r ims fishing , hauling or for any other pur* r-W pose whatsoever without my permission. Any one violating this notice will be prosecuted to tho full extent of the law. ,1? . L. L. Clyburh. April 17, 100:5. ? ? i Jf. Sanson, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, CAMDEN, S. C. Plana Anil specifications furnished* Plate-glass storr fronts a, speciality. * Work superintended. Jan. 9 tf. Of ? ship. Notice is hereby given th*t Uie Pro bate .1 ud go and the undersigned ? Will award a scholarship in the College ^pf Charleston, jointly, by competitive examt^ nation on the date of the WUltlitop exaiuU nntion.to (111 the vacancy in theKersli county schohirship ftrCrftrtn?" Supt. Ed. Ker*haw County. iceTigeT I will opon an Ice House about April 1st in -tlie ref?r of * GeisenUoiir.er'i Furniture Stoie and solicit, the patronage of alt ice purchasers. s My priecs will be fot lw al ^: the \vf House; my Jeltvery wagon will be mm im ^ commodation to my coetomem. ? ... Qn Sundays the. will be opt ned at 7 m., an^ dosed ^ 2