The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 29, 1903, Image 2
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PUBLISHED KVKRY FRIDAY
_BY ?
W. Xj. MCDOWELL
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ordinary advertising.
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paper iDUHt he accompanied l?y the true
name and jtddrc*H o I the writer, in or
der to insure attention. H ??iect?M I nutfi
UicriptH will not bo returned.
Communication!* will he puhliahed when
of interest to tho nap oral public and
not of a defamatory nature. No re
Hpon.-t i hi 1 i ty will ho numum-d for the
vlowa of corri?Hpondentfl.
Bunlneifl local*, 6 cents par line each In
sertion.
fUto? for eoutract advertising will be an*
nounced upon application at Iho oflic#,
llcmittancea by checks, drafts and poftal
money ordern ?|iouhl bo made payable
to W. h- MoDOWRLIfl
Oamdon, 8* 0,
OAMDKN, H. a, MAY
The miners At Coal Creek, Tenn.,
nre again ou strike.
It you want tho people to know
that you are in business and that
you want them to call, put an ad
vertisement In Tho Chronlclo.
A dreadful famine Is reported in
Kocwang Si, China, owing to three
successive failures of crop*. People
are starving and dying by hun
dreds.
A press dispatch from Walla
Wa.la dated May 20th, says : Jo
seph Becker, a radical socialist in
this city, is in j-iil here on suapic-j
ion of having intended to kill Pros-!
ident Roosevelt yesterday. The op
lsode was kept quiet u' t il after the
president's departure.
There is considerable clamor in
the pn""ri about the president be
ing in the West ho long. It i*
, urgcd thsf. ho should return to
Washington ami reaumo his dul ies.
What for? The government seems
to be getting along very well with
out him, and really, if it were not
for tho papers, the people * would
not know but whst he was in tho
white Jiouse. ? Charlotte Observer.
Speaking of the cause of the
crime for which tho negro, Winter
Cantey, will p.iy the penalty <>f his
life in Columbia today, the Statu
says :
j) "It has been roughly estimated
that fully half of thu orimw among
southern negroes is attributable to
drink. Were it posolblo under the
law to keep liijuor away the chances
are that the percentage of crime
among them would be ns small ss
it was during tho old slave days."
Is thoro no remedy for this groat
evil?
MAKE YOtJHHKLP T1IK
STANDARD.
If every citizen were such a eiti
/en as yourself what sort of citi
zenship would wo have? If every
church member were such a church
member as yourself, what s?rl of
churches would we have? If every
husband, wife, daughter, son, were
built after your p'tltcru, what sort
of huBbauds, wives, daughters, hoiih,
would unko \i p the life of the com-!
m unity? If every man could mens- i
ure hilUSell ! ?y your Hl-tndard in
the ob^ervancu of law what sort of,
civic conditions would we have? It
. . , |
is customary fur us to measure toe
follies and failures of others very
strictly, while wo are si ?w to give
them full credit fur tho good quali
ties thoy p^ssosi. U is ulso fre
quently the esse that we judge our
own faults leniently, but dwell at
length upon our own good quali
ties. Suppose we tnke a just meas
urement of ourselves and try to
boo what sort of a world wo should
have if we should be taken as the
etandard. ? Ex.
Spain Kelly Surrenders.
Sumter Item, 2-r?th innt.
Spain Kelly, who kill ail W. F.
Creech in Leo county <??? the after
Hoon of May (iiii and haa since
evaded arrest, came to this city late
Saturday evening in company with
Ills uncle, Mr. A. (!. Durant, and
surrendered to Sherilf Sfcai borough
at his residence in tho su
burbs. Sheriff Scarborough was
at his ofllee in the Court HiKfife"
when Kelly arrived at his hfouse
*nd was notified by telephon^ that
Kelly had come in to surrender.
When ho went out to his home be
~1 louud Kolly asleep and did not dis
-r^orb him, bullet him remain there
yesterday morning when lie
W*s transferred to the jail where he
. Will remain in confinement until
- irled or released on bond.
. As Boon Mjf Sheriff Scarborough]
Motived noJLiee that Kelly wnaat:
hi a house to earrendcr ho tele
graphed Gov. Hey ward that he had ,
jr. fctfjui ???*??/. a* did thl.%01
foresuflXand preveut I be public**
tioti of n?/ offer of a reward, as he
had been Informed Saturday mora
(tig, by CJov. Hey ward, that he had
decided to oll'cr a reward for Kelly's
ni resi and that the proclamation
would be published in Sunday's
papers. Sheriff Scarborough did
; not and d?i<!H not expect .10 make
any claim for the rewaid offered by
t lit! Governor, statements to the
conli ury notwithstanding.
Mr. John K. Kelly, tlio father
of Spain Kelly, and Meaara. M. ly.
Smith, i?t Camden, li, K. K ?j 1 1 y , of
Bisbopvllle, and A. li. Stuckey of
thin city, the lawyera who will have
charge of the defence, spent aeveral
hours at the jail this morning In
conference with Spain Kelly. A
icprrscntativo of tUx> Item visited
the jail for the purpose of obtain
ing h statement of the cast* from
Alte side of the defendant while hu
was enigfi^ed with bis lawyers. lie
was asked for a statement, but by
the udvice of his attorneys he did
not make the statement. The fol
lowing explanation of bin refusal I o
do so was mi h&c quently furnished
in writing.
"Mr, Spain Kelly who voluntarily
surrendered to Sheriff Scarborough
on Saturday wan seen ub the jiil
this morning, and be only said that :
?Acting under advice of my counsel,
1 must decline to make any state
ment about the killing.
i regret, however, that there
should have been any publication
in the newspaper* that it*w?\? ,n3'
intention to evade n trial. ^
I feel tbst 1 was justiflod in what
1 did, and am willing- to leave % to
my countrymen, after ' the fact# ure
disclosed, and my defence pro
son ted.'" * .
Mr. A. H. Stuckey, one of his
connsrl, stated that a decision hud
not\ot b?'en /reached whether tin*
Ofise would be brought up for trial
next week when court convenes In
Bishopv ille, or bail applied for and
a cont i nuance lo-fced. In the short
time intervening before court con
venes it may lie impossible to got
ready for trial.
Tno Power ruul Oood of Newspapers
J n 17S7, the year in which the
Philadelphia convention met to
frame the uonstitution of the Uni
ie<l St atee, Thomas Jefferson wrote:
"Were it left to me to decide
whether we should have a govern
ment without newspapers or news
papers without a government, 1
should not hesitate for a moment
to prefer the latter."
Found His Trunk
The Rev. Mr. SnUerlee, rector of
Trinity chinch, has recovered the
c. on tent 9 of n trurik that ho lost
four ji'UiM ago with tho exception
of tho artieles til al ho mi o 9 t
valued ? namely a nor vice for 1 ti ??
communion that whs presented to
Si i in by the congregation of St..
Peters church in Albany, N. V..
some time ago. The communion
service wan valued at about $50
The police hope to {?el it in u few
days. "Ed" Williams, a mgro,
was arraigned in the police court
yesterday morning and lield for the
grand jury. Williams is siff> posed
to have made away with the ser
vice, but it i h thought that, it will
bo recovered. The trunk was
traced to the Columbia hotel ?
State, 2(>lh.
Hat Ettiquotte.
Tipping thn hat is a rare tiling
among m??n when there nro no
women around. A few One old fol
io wh edieriah the habit of tipping to
each other and to strangers when
tnlioduiad, hut ordinarily the iiund
never touches tho brim. In bu*i-j
ii^sm otlicea there ia wort of eti
quette. Men i ;j ti:o sweep and
rush of business have no time toi
give thought to hats. But certain
decencies should prevail On in
leiing a private oUice lonk at llw>
head of the occupant. If he has
Sua hat on, keep voura on; if !n^
hat ia oil', remove yours. Tho re
moval of yout iiat is a compliment
and a courtesy, and dnra not indi
cate that you an- inferior or sub
i servient. Henry U. Rogers, one of
the most active of men, beini* a
? I
[Standard t )iler, a', way a lakes (dl his
li'it wlim h?? enters a business
i olllee -- -Nr w Y?>ik Press.
Was J'.mt Out.
I The proprietors and cleiks of
I business houses are often annoyed
I by children coming to the door and
asking for cards, empty boxes and
similar articles. The oilier day a
small boy opened the door of a cer
tain Huntington store and called
on t :
"Sav, mister, ^ot any empty
boxes?''
"N y,"
"Jj ot any cards?''
"No."
"Got, any almanr.es?"
"No."
"Got any empty bottles?"
"No."
"Got a ny sense?"
^_^Noj^--y e 3-rr-n o ?=? V e a you miser a
ble.lKue wretch!" and the proprie
tor made a rush for the door but
lite kid had lied. ? Kx.
In the spring of tho year many
housekoopors think it is their boon
don dufy to expose their feather bods
to the rays of the mm on tho first hot
days of spriug. Feather beds should
bo aired, but not sunned. If put in
? he draft in the ahadc the best ro
snlts will follow. If placed in the
h??t mm. the grease in tho feathers
will ur.corno rauoid and give oat an
odor which is neither desirable nor
pleasant ?JCs. I
v. .yto*
Mammoth Store.
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NATTY y.
SPRING
J?f/ SHcium ' s.
Mammoth Store.
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This is our ttr?t spring season in^ our beautiful now store ami wo have endeavored toj
ft toe k thin store with the newest and finest *goods that tan he secured in Hie ?Northern Mar
kotn.
Our buyer has just returned, blinking with hint the highest clans of Dry Goods that has
h . . ' ? i _ _v. . V ? ...
ever been shown to the public of Camden. It in our desire to get the finest trade of this
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city and the only way to do this is so shoW the proper Huff. This we think we are doing and
know you will bear us out if you give us just1 five minutes of your time.
Come and look at our ??ew Stoek consisting f
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1)RESS GOODS,
wash goods,
WHITE GOODS,
SHIRT WAISTS LADIE'S NEGKWEAK,
LADIE'S SKIRTS," HOSIERY,
LADIES MATS, GLOVES,
C( ) KSETS, S I IOES, ETC.
BA11MJ
Mammoth Store.
Mammoth Store.
l-'on't miss tho Seaboard big ox
onrsion to Columbia June ilrd.
I'] very body should go 011 (he Soa?
board cheap excursion to Columbia,
Juno,3rd, and sto tho big bull game.
'l*l> i? in a Georgia boy's account of
his father's entrance into politics:
"Dtvi Iuih took the stump. I dunno
who rut\ him up it ? but lio is on it,
just the satno. Dad is after a nfiin.
One paper siys l.c is a borh liar;
nuther ono Rays lie atolod a boree,
an'nuther ono nnys be run off with a
witlder. When ma hoard a\l these
things she said she thought she
Unowcd him bol'oro, but she's glad
sIio'h done found him out at laat, an
jest wait till who ketches him again.
Kershaw Baptist Union
Tho rw-xt session of Kershaw
County Baptist Union will meet
with Beaver Dam Church, Saturday
In-forn tho 5th Sunday in May. at
lo o'clock a. m. Introductory acr
imin to lie preached hy Rev. S. I.
CaU'C. After whieh the following
queries will lie discussed :
1. ?Vhy not all churches be dis
ciplined alike? Discussion to be
opened by J. Leonard Bird.
'2. To what extent is the pastor
n'jiponsible for work dono in con
rercuce. Opened hy J. C. Price.
Js their a greater demand for
mission work now than ever before V
Opeued by Rev. S. I. Catoe.
1. Should a member bo roported
to and censured by the church be
fore some one has kindly admon
ished him of his erriug way?
Opened by Rev. IV. II. Joiner.
Adjourn at pleasure.
l'rogram for Sunday will be ar
ranged ou Saturday.
R. Thos. Black moti, for Com.
OR. I.H. ALEXANDER,
Dentist.
OFFICE BROAI) STRKKT,
C.VMDKK, S. C.
Two doors South of Tho Chron
icle Olrtoo.
j AN KASY MATTER
to have a house built just as \on want It.
PLANS
propargd ncoordintt to owner's instruc
tions. Houses tfoftiirn+d and hui!tf*r*a
|dan?.made. Thcao will give th?* maxi
ma ni of beauty and convenience at mini
mum coat, * r
Our draignanro /rinircrsally admired.
MITCH AM A BRACK
Architect? * Kngi ??ar?.
?. Tf BroAd Bitot. ) OmM, 8 0.
ON THE
(gJUTHERH
THE LINE FOR BUSINESS,
THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
THE JUNE FOR ALL THE BEST
SUMMER RESORTS
Complete Summer Resort Folder
Mailed Fre? to Any Addna.
W. A. Turk. S. H. Hardwicic, W. H. Tayujb,
PaA3.Traffl. Mtr. Gon'l Pats. Agent, Asst. Gon'I Pa*a. Agt,
WASHINGTON, D. C. WASHINGTON, D.C. ATLANTA, GA,
Never tell or listen to the telling
of ? filthy stories. Cleanliness in
wor?l and act is the" flipu manual of
a true gontloman. Yon cannot handle
filth without becoming foul.
Important Notice.
Notice is hereby given that -in ac
cordance with the law governing the
aamo the quarterly meetings of the
County Hoard of (.'ommWiiiouer* wilj he
hold oil the first Mondays in January.
April, July Hint October, but all atffer
mooting* of the Bo*fd will be held on
Wednesdays, after the firat Monthly of
each month and that all bill* must he
filed with the Supervisor the day before
the meetings or they cannot bo acted
upon.
Uy order of the County Commissioner*.
J. M. SO WELL,
Supervisor.
April 9th, 1003.
W. A, Schrock,
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Notary Public, Collector &ntlj
Heal Estate A pent. OtftoFTflh
Law Ran^o. p. O. Box 307,
.Camden, S. O.
k " fy Give we your business.
Prompt attention given to fcol
tectioM. . D*a 6.
Nover call anybody bad uatnes. no
matter what anybody callb you. You
cannot throw noud aud keep your
o ?n hnnda clean.
Tax Executions.
Under and by virtue of sundry tnx
executions to mo directed, I will proceed
to sell, before the Court House door in
the City or Camden, on the first Monday
in June, 1003, during the legal hours of
?file, the following described real estate,
to-nlt:
0 acres more or less and 1 building houn
ded north by property of Charles Chesnut,
deceased, Ben Benson and Henrietta An
derson, east by Robt. Anderson, south
by John Boykiit' ami west by Southern
itailroad. Levied upon and to be sold
a* fho property of John D. Whitaker
100 acre? in No. S, bounded north by
lands of W, Scotl, south by Thos. Suiuter
lands, coat. -by Est ot Suiuter and west
by Wm. Scott, Levied upon and to be
sold aa the property of J. S. Colter.
J S, TRANTIIAM, S. K. C.
| Barred Plymouth Rocks, Ruff Ply
i mouth Rock*, Wlute Plymouth Rocks,
drown Single Comb Leghorn^, Huff 8in
i ?1? Coimh leghorn*, WhU? Single Comb
' Ltr.hon ?, l<1?ck Minorca*, Black Lang.
I sh?u?. Buff Cochin*. I<ace Wyan
dolU. Light Bramah?. R?d and Puck
Wing Ui*ro?fc.
Kgg? now r??'lj (or shipment. i& (or
$1 Brnd for caUloava. - ' ? i
FUicher PomUru JFYtrm, I
Mar. Mi XM?MN?, Ik V*
A Owirantes W th Kvci y P.urchaiO.
We j/uuriin(eti evory arliclo sold by
uh, hI no mat tor what priue, to ffivo
oc. Same with repaid work.
Weinberg l>ros.
O. O. MOORE,!
I
Atlonicy-iil Kun .
Special j* ? t ?? o 1 1 ' *u >j!vou to ?r?i I I?*<Tt i?>n j
of Itciitu, Account', I, to. H?'h! I)*iute
bought aii*4 Hold- I i ?'?? In -nram <\
Notice.
1 wish to announce to the public thai I
\till In* in my ollioH evei y Htit.?r?l?y tor
tin) transaction of business The other
day* of tin* week I ex ncet to ho engaged
in vi.sitii vj the public hcIiooI* of the
county. It. C. BltUCK..
Supt. of JMuoation K. (/'<
A Card.
At one time I t )iO>ikI> t I would he com
pelled to leave Camden, hut now my
health in very much hotter ami I have
decided to remain.
Very Respectfully,
K. C. MHASlNtiTON, ft. I).
CAMDEN RESTAURANT.
I wish to announce to my friends amf
the public generally that 1 havo moved
my rcHiauiant from lower Main street (<">
the building on upper Main Htreet re
cently vacated by Mrs. S. A. Parker
where I will he ^lad to ?ee and Kervo
them with the hest thp market affordn
and at moderate prices.
W. T. HAMMOND.
? manufacturers of ?
Doors, Sash, Biinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weight 3 ami Conl.
CHARLESTON, - - - - S. 0.
Purchase our makes, which
we guarantee superior to any
sold South, and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a
specialty July 4-2.
North Western Raited
Trains on the Northwestern Railroad
leave Camden for Sumter daily except
Sunday as follows :
No. 70. lirst-class, 7 a m.
No 08, lirwt-cUss, 4.16 p. in.
No. tiO, freight. 4.150 p. m.
Returning Leave Sumter.
<l No. 71, tirst-class, 9.55 a. ni. , arrivo
Camden 11 30 n, in.
No. 09, first-class. 0 3C p. in. , arrive
Camden 8.15 p. in.
No. 07, freight, 0 a. m ? ; arrive Camden
8 a. m.
lent Railway
Effective January 13, 19011.
Between Kingville and Charleston.
Read down. Bead up.
No. 33 Daily No. 34 Daily.
1.50 p in Lv. Charleston Ar :5..*.0 p m
2 25 p m Ar Suinnierville Ar 3 11 p m
4 00 p m Ar Kingville Ar 12 50 p m
These trains Nos. 33 and ;'>4 will atop
on'y at SvnnnervUle, Branchville,
Orangeburg and St. Maihewa.
Between Kingville and BluckBburg.
Read down. Head up.
No. 33 Daily. No. 34 Dally
H 00 p m Lv Kingville Ar 12 50 p m
15 p m Ar Camden Ar 1 1 30 a m
8 00 p m Ar Catawba Jot. Ar 9 40 a m
8 20 p ni Ar Rook Hill Ar 0 15 a m
8 ">9 p ni / Ar Tirzah Ar 8 54 a m
9 09 p m Ar Yorkville Ar K 42 a m
9 22 p ni Ar Sharon Ar 8 27 a in
ft 85 p m Ar llic'ry Ur've Ar M 15 a 111
9 50 p in Ar Smvraa Ar x 05 a m
10 15 p m Ar Blauksburg Lv 7 45 r. in
Trains Nos. 33 and .'!1 stop at all im
portant stations between Kingville and
Blackshurg.
VN < |
Between Rock llill and Marion.
Read down Read up.
No. 35 Daily. No, 30 Dally
0 00 am Lv Rock Hill Ar 10 30 p m
6 10 a m Ar Tirzah Ar 10 11pm
8 31a in Ar Yorkville Ar 10 01 p m
0 40 a in Ar Sharon Ar 9 40 p n?
7 00 a in Ar llick'ry Cir'v :\r 0 85 p in
7 10 a in Ar Smyrna Ar 9 25 p in
7 30 a m Ar lllacksburg I.v S P.) p at
10 45 a m Ar Mariun Lv 5 50 ji ni
Nos. 35 and 30 atop at all principal
stations between Rick Hill and Marion,
Between Marion and Blacksbtiri:.
Road down. Read up.
No 66 Daily ex. Sunday No 07 daily
except Sunday,
9 00 a m Lv Marion Ar H 50 p m
2 (X) p in Ar Rlack?burg Lv 2 50 p in
Train No. 33 will connect at Rock
IIH1 with Stvannah division No. 3| for
Charlotte, Washington New York.
Train No. 81 will ni:?k??tonnection nt
Ro?k TliM with Savannah division No.
93 from Charlotte, Washington and New
York.
No?. 38 and 34 handle through Pull,
man Drawing Room Sleeping e?ra be
tween Now York and Charleston via
Damden and Rock Hill and. Dining cur
between Rock TT ill and Washing >n,
For further information address,
W. H. fwyloe,
A viC G. P, A,,
y' Atlanta, Qa.
ft. H. ITMlfok, G. P. A.,
Washington, D, C.
R. W.
vkii\wk'**l?fci
tipoon* {or thvBAbi ;V ;;
Remember that Mr. P. T. Vilic,
pigue, the popular prnrHetor of The
Gilt Edge Store in giving away ab
solutely free a beautiful silver ; 4
spoou to all Liable# less than nue
year old. All that mothers have
to do is to go there and q#11 for it.
P?<! ruru iu get one#.
Gcnoral Assembly of tha. Presb/.
terians ijn the U. 0. A.
On account ot the General As
sembly of the Prejbytcrlun Church
in tlm IJ. Si A., to be held at Los
Aotfoli'H, Cab, May 2 Ut---Jyjift2i)d
I '.>03, the Southern RaM&ajr^il
sell tickets at greatly winced rat*s\
to Lus Angeles and SWn Francisco, \
Oil. Tickets will lie sold May 2ml
aud May llth to 17th, 1903, in
clusive, with final i return limit .July
lfiih, 1908. tftopWsrs will be al
lowed in ColoradoYagd all points
west thereof. .
Ail information ae to rates,
schedules, etc,, eheeriully tyirulehod
application to any Agent of the
Southern Railway or
R. W. HUN 'fi
D. P. A,
Ol^srleston, R, 0.
W. If. TAYL^K, A.G'P. A.
Atlanta, O.
Cheap Hates via; Southern R&ilwuy
On tho date* named below/ the,
Southern Railway will sell spe^aj
round-trip tickets as followrsj^^^
To Nashville Tenn., acoount o
General Assembly, Cumberland
Presb^rlan Chnreb. Rate \>f, one
fHr'^pnSI twenty-five cents for the
loutvfl *tlHp. Tickets on aale May
iyth#20th and 2lst, with final limit
I u no 1st, 1903.
To St. Louis, Mo, account of
Dedication Ceremonies, ...Louisiana
Purchase Exposition. Rate of one
first class fare for the round uip. .
rickets on sale April 29th 30th and
May 1st, good to leave St. Louis
not later thau May 4th-, 1908, re
turning.
To Atlanta, Ga., account of
National Convention, B. Y. feSjJ.v.
<>f America. One first-class i roro
plus twenty five cents for the roiinft
trip. Tickets ~on ~ Sale .July ftth,
and 10th, with final uly
5th, 1908*
Solid yeetlboled trains. Elegant
I*n 1 1 id nu sleeping car service. Uh
excelled Dinin"g-(7ar service. For
ftili information In regard to
schedules, tickets, etc., apply to
any Agent of the Southern RaU
way Company, or'
R. W. HUNT,
D. P. A.,
Charleston, $FC.
Ho Use to Pay Bent.
There h no use to pay rent when yon
can purchase your home or farm bv p*y-~
nienta loss than rent. For. full particu
lars apply to W. C. Hougb, Local Agent* ?
Camden, S. C. M. T>. Smilii^jLiOC^-A%-? --
ton ley; ~r" ~ ~
Notice is hereby glrfru thtt thd semi
annual examination of J^aohsfB^f?* "
sh.uv County will bo held st the. Court
House in Camdo"n on Friday j
j 003. Rv O. Bruce,
Supfc. Ed. KerahfcwCJo.
Notice*
Notice i? hereby given that the Board
of CommiiiPivnert *C their last meeting*
countermanded jrtl. outstanding ordejp
for HupplicB to paupers* except lh?W S1^''~"
ins; cared for by the County InfittUfff.
Hereafter application*: for assistance
must be made direct- to Abe" Cora oats* ?
??? J. M Howell,
County
siouerd.
Trespass Notice.
All persoga are hereby forbidden f>
trespass upon n?y landa aittwtted wdPlst""
Rock and Haffalo Townships, by passing
through tlicm or (or the purpose of hunt*
int', fiKhing , hauling or for any othar^pUfs
pose whatsoever wittiout my permUSlon.-- ?
Anyone violating this notice will be
proiecutod to the fttlt?<t?ot-trf"the
L. L. Olybnrn. -?r
April 17, 1903^ ? ?
J- ft. Monson,
CONTRACTORS " ' ~
CAMDEN, 8.
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Plana and specification* furnished*
IMate-glAH8 store fronts a speciality^;
Work superintended* . * ?
Jan. 0 if. *
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Notice is hereby given lh*t ~
bate Judgo and the anderajKnsfl i
award a scholarship In the
Charleston, jointly, by f,on?P^. T* <?
nation on the dam" qf the Wlnthrop
nation, to fill the vacancy 1" t"U Ktnwnew
county 8choli\L?hips_
R. C. Vrva*
Supt. Ed. Kershaw County
ICEJPII
1 will open an . Ic^
about April 1st in tfa rear of i;
Geisc n hoi ir.erVFurS3i6e -Sto* - --
and solicit. lhe^~"
ice purchasers.
My pricci wil
the lee^House;
wagon will bo~
commodation to
On Sundaya-i
will ba optned vi
taM an A .closed'
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