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PUBMttficb KVKt'.V KBI DAY ""~w. ^"mSSwsll. Bys'jCAii'Ti/jN Rate* i?One year , $1 .60, ?u month#, 70 ceiitt; thre? month*. 40 - cents. 11***9 voh Ai/VfcHiftuNu : ? Ordinary ? ??. trunnion* adycrtiHwento, lir?Hn8t*jtU>n $1,00 par mjuare ; each *uhne<|u?<nt in sertion 60 c#nta uur aquare. Oi>Un*rU?M charged for i?t huma rates u? ordinary advcrtiidnx. Oaniiduten' Card* for County office* $MK). ?, Congressional $10,00. Ali uoipuiunii'tttionw aiidroHHed t<> thin {titpor in lint l?o accompanied hy the true nam? and address of tli?> writer, iu or. ilerto inaure attention. Rejected inan U?fript? will uot ho returjieu. OotamunioatioiiH will ho published when ofloteroKt to the general public find not of a defamatory nattfro. No re spotiHibility will ho aaaumed tor the L . vIowh of correHnondenltt. locals, o cont&por lino each in action. ftatos lor contract adverting will be an nounced upon application at the office. &6<nlttauc?s by check*, draft* and postal -"V- moaeyjwderH should ho made payable to ( WH^-1?oJ>OWKLL, Carndon. 8. 0. ?rizJ^: 1 JiLLL-JJi . -i-i- ? l .J ? ju ^t1 'jj-.j-i ? j-'jiam OAMDKN, 8. a. JUXK If), 1903 ? We guess it l?' not prejudice Among citl/ene of Richland tbat worries aome people so much as f tlw kind of Juries wo uaually draw in this county. Men who will do thfclr duty without lear or favor *r? not desirable as jurors some* I; times. ? Columbia Record. ^ A good name In better than "grout ? riches." Its money value Is wealth. ? Its character value I* beyond eati iDAtf, lie who has n largo balance to hiaoredlt in the confidence, the affec tion and, sympathies of his folio w men is far richer than one whoee DAm? is worth so many dollars. In the one ca?o, the rnonoy Ih the ? basis of confidence, lu tho other, the man. A devilish plot to assassin ato/tjio Czar of Russia was discovered 1 ant wd&K (n tlmy to avert the design. Dynamite was placed in a clock in the private apartments of the Czar's palacc, so arranged as to be ig '* : nlted by tho hands of tho clock > Just as they readied tlio hour > - when the royal family was accus jr .i touced to occupy these particular P apartments. ,Mr. J. II. Brlgbatn, of tho $e ' j>ar'tmont of agriculture, baa writ ten to \V. I?* Thompson at J,iborty Hill* stating tfcftt tho department has some surplus vegetable weed ?. which it would be ylad to Bond those farnrtis wjio have suite rod from <the recent thiods should their i^:r ; named lie auut to either the aona rz ."xiofs or congressmen from thin r LRtOV?'Cof u m 1 >i i Record the Greenville IS'owh notes tho f*ct that Jn tho excitement follow g?: Ib'g the mill diaaater, the serious ?v damage to the farmers was over ^ looked. Throughout tho up ooun ? try they Buffered serious loss, and nome.- cases totul destruction of crops. Tho farmer, however, ?Xp?ots those thingp, as he is al ?$v?w?y? subject to them. lie- never _? calle for aid, but goes to work with redoubled energy to ' retrieve his ^'"losses. ? Ex. t~ StatiRticB tells * uh that in th?N United .St,ut?'8 alone there are nenr v jy- ^,"000^000 women and girls who f-~ iiro wogfc-oarnera ? uway from tlioir hornet*. Ten a of thousandsof thene ftjrTa and women must leave their ? - hornet* iu the darkness of the uarly ? morning hour?, to return to them after nightftTl, exposed to all kind* ? Tif-woather, liable t<> encounter a thouaaixl dan^era id the streets of the eity ntn I, lie y armed with -too' ... other protection ?ave their ownj - aenao of virtue :iud their uatuia! ; weapons ??f dt fenae. l hey must : work, and miint bravo these danger* ? ? *or those dependent upon theui must starve* HMvcr And Harbor liupuiviv input*. Special to Tho Stnto. Georgetown, .Juno 13.' ? A meet ing of tho hoard nf United State* erigincora for rivers and harbors, of winch Cdl.A. Maekenaie is chair- ; roan, will ho hold in Georgetown on June 18th, with reference to pre liminary examinations ordered by . -4. he river and harbor act of .Juno - 13, l#0fc I This act contemplates the deopen ^ log of the. cha* nol from George town through VVinyah bay to the {: owro entrance 3 feet additional, Th4. present depth i* 1 5 feet at mean 16* water. Also the deepen jugof the channel of the Wae ?U|aSMJr?--Blaok and Wateree rivers, h# latter from Ite mouth to Qam *./?**. Letter.* !;av? bfon received ' toj prr>?iqrnt Orms and Individual* apt. Geo, 1\ Howell, of ^3*1^6014*. ??i <jnginrcT*,~ tUVtttiW he prevent nhxt to auhyuit f* gja'tK n imrJM^4"<MMA4ngfor\V ??*;. would he denved 6jf4 ?*^Maa*iioa ol lh? prspoMd ???&& ?* ' de?p?Dlrig of the chuuticls of the abo*? named wiiUsrwftyi. Muyot Morgan ba* written to Senator B. fit. Tillman and Cofcgreearuan H. ',fy. $wubw"?fh r*<|H*#lln? them to he here at the meet hj#f and feMfcotatlvcfl of the CO id met c i a I bodies of Camden and Kings tree uru expeeted to be present. -M t?y He Warnings. AmlcrnoiKiMull. The most oftllouB and indifferent of men must be impressed by the great destruction of lift*, and prop erty by wind and ll^hlrilut; and high water*, and involuntai lly tho question will come. Whj are theao thiols permitted V \\e may rack our brains for un answer, and tliere can he but. one answer*. They are sent by the Almighty for hie own p rpose. It may be that they are sent to warn ua as individuals and as u nation that Kod reigns and his presence and bis wrath are alwaye at hand. It may seem to human minds to bo a terrible and costly method of warning but qiost of us will soon forget it within a short time after it bus fMM?e<TNv We are all hushed and silent while the wsriyng it; upon ud. ilow few thcr^are, in tho time of Hiorin and disaster, can look up to God and derful hnw many people think they know ui! about how to run a news pnper, and !mw many can give an editor a roasting for errors he makes aud the errors he does pot make. It is all right for the read era of a newspaper to hold it to ac count for its policy and principles, but it is exasperating an well an amusing for people to shy at every pecoudillo contacted with the paper. Some peoplu do this. And they either write the editors, protesting against the errors of their' way**, or tlM<j ? worse ? -they hide the sup posed grievance away from the edi tor.", and bring it out only for the edification of such friends as they think have a critical, squjnl toward the said editor. ? V. I- M , in Hop Hit Courier. t . *? ? Our only interest in the case of Col, Tillman is a hope that he will be acquitted if innocent and con. -victed and hanged if ho is guiltj'. We* want, the Jury to rise to the oc casion and do its whole duty. Ac cording 4,o our view of the matter it i* the integrity and ci vilizalion of South Carolina that' is on triwl iu -thiil ca;ic. If Ttllman is inno cent und should be convicted, the stato will sutler. If ho is guilty and should ho acquitted, the stale will sutler no less. If tho jurymen in this oaso do their duty they will over afterward be eutitlcd to the respect aud esteem of their fellow citizens, aud if they fail to do i he i r duty, so long as they live they will never bo able to enjoy for another tnomeut oven their own self respect ? Yorkville Enquirer. MsJ. W. If. Gihbes, who is^usid to have fired the first shot of the civil war on Fort Sumter died Fri day in Columbia, MhJ Gibltes wns a uuunor in Ch|?i. George .Jntnr^ company to whom General Heawre gard Htnt, the order to opeu fire on MnJ. Anderson. say ; * I am not afraid." A bout NcwH|?ap?i By the way, it is aometl The ciretc of poutal corruption is widening uuricr <>i!tci:ii ii> voti'ji. lion. It is? reported t li'i t enough j will he hruiiuliL to lifjht to thvprfj the Btar route ruses find oeoupy Ihcj attention of hot!) houses *>1' con gress next session. The Blno Hark Spelling Book Hie side of some modern Ameri can iuiS'l ib have rrUehed iuto t i:?? li und reds of 1 1;i>ii8^ii(lu, and t wo, ? ?no of wliieh ia modern, ili< ollo-r a rlasAic, h'?vt* pMtxi'-d i.lm million j murk. Wobstiii** old "Spell i n u j lJu?k" in ay not. have been sf. es-' jeittii;; as these novel*, but iim ui "HclJtu" it tnirpaaacd them ;ill so / a r rh to be in a olasa t by itself., ! i'ho history, recently .published, of | Uio firm which printed the ftSpoll i i? ?* Book'* f<?r a great many year* ooutains BOimi interesting figures. Tho HinaHoftt number Hold ilnvinj/ one year wan 'move than a third of a million, in 1803 ; tlic largest, more than a million and u half, in IStfG; and during the onthc ,')*> y*nra when tho firm in question published tho books iqore than thirty-one million copies wore sold. It i* doubtful if'any book except the liib'o ever equaled or even ap proached this record. ? Yo u t b'w Companion. ? ; ? A>1 gentlemen how rfchd new*pa pers, anit lot* of them Show na a man wlw> lives in a comronnity and never subscribes for the paper pub lished tVere, and we v* ul show you a .raa& whose head is ahafod 4ika? pi^oe or pie, with tho point up, and ?hOW lnooraooa is opbr MCMdeil by pf<po?ttrou< gill? Kr - : ' \ '--Ft*'"- ' * ' "J' - ? ' " " 1 ' 1 9 " " rmr- ~-w '? Items Over the State And -Blsewliere. The oMeut toMier in Konth fNtro Una in .Jf??ot? Power*, of H'cfoand county, a veteran of (our wnm, From .'April 1 l?0:i to April 1906 tliu R??nj of ?f)20.0i wits expended by tho city of Abbeville on neconnt ?>f smallpox. In about ?ifctv daya Uu> interna) revenue department wdl commence the payuient of tha rebate tobacco in this State. Tlio (ji rr.nitvillc cotton ii?ii), one of the oldest and largest in the South, Iiiih ehnt down on account of the high price of cotton. Tito fast freight train s on the Sontlwrn Kail way hav? begun to earry pcaehos from Aiken and Kidge Spring to Norihern markets. The Masons of Florence />t an enriy d?te will erect it temple to c</at $10,000 The lot has already been purehaaed and the arrangements perfected. It i? eald that tfic railrojdH hnvc lobt In the l'aeolet llooda moil* than thoir net earnings from the entire Stato for tho year 1908. The South ern alone lost about half a million dollars Representative. Livingston, of (Jeorgia, haa called the attention of tho f.gricultural department' to re porta that tho Mexican cotton boll weevil lias made i?a appearance in ttiree eountiea in Mississippi and in one county in Alabama. In tho liimeetono and .1 ami son see* tions of Orangeburg county Inat week, bail killed sheep, hogs, dog? and other amall animala and com pletely destroyed the crops. The fanners will probably replant cotton and corn, but the other crops are on entire Iobs. iv A G. Hrmmond, af Atlanta, Ga , who killetl Joaeph Strailer, of Clin ton, Toon., n few weekn ngO, was last week convicted of involuntary man slaughter and sentenced to two years in tho state prison. He pleaded self-defense. There was n<> eye witnesses. K. W. McDonald, a young "vliiti* man of Xjoxinjjton county, will serve the balance of his natural life in the. State prison for having taken the life of a fedowmnn. The Supreme Court last Thursday decided thut ho should not haye a new trial T< e court waa divided, two and two, and tho motion failed. Botwocn Savannah, <Ja.. and Washington," saitl au express men aeqflpr larf(| nit?ht, "I saw six engine* that wore almost dopjolisliori. Two woro near X^ort Mill, K. C., two at Pel ham and iv/o near Danville, Va.. the rn'n of tU??3C cngineM alone must mean a Ions of about $00,000 to the Southern railway.- ? ''harlot to Ob? server ? i In court at Union the luty in tlx ohso of Brown Jvogers. !>>r the nn>r dor of Rodger Fant at. ^>n April f? Iftflt, earnc out a' 2 o'clock Saturday *u)on>ing and rot tuned a verdict of guilty. Court eouveuod Saturdry morning and unit'-ncea wfra passed n* follows : Jjrnwti Rodgorp to be hanged on .Inly 17. Juke Jolcrfl, for killing Walter Nix on at Santuc on January 23 last, whs sentenced to life imprison ment at hard labor in the pcurten firry, A singular cupo has oomo to the notico of tho physicians in Charlotte, N. C. .1. 1\ Rushing, of that city, hn<i a. lit lie bod about two years old, who has always been very delicti'G. IFo appeared to suflVr greatly with his throat for a few mnn<ha, and then his lungs seemed to be nffectod; 'twas feared he had Consumption A few days ^ago his mother noticed something hard on hi/? back just bo low tho shoulder, and touching if found a necdlo, which she pnl'od out. without any troulilo. The noodle was very rusty, and tho child have Mwnih)wod it when Ifo^waa very young T' O little child bids fair to be very healthy now. nod |m? case is exciting a good dual of Interact. I A dispatch of Monday from K.liza j belli l/ity, X C, sivn: Jim Wilcox, | t-wico ronvinfod of t'io in ardor of ! u'oljjjj Cropsey. left hero tod \y in I charge of sheriff 'J1. Wiuslow, of IVr?|uimon'8 county, to begin hi* ihisty years' f>rn tenon in the poni tontiary at Raleigh, 1'roviims t<? iln? arrival of tho ?>ffloora at , tho jail ho offered to well tho jailor a jii* ?>1, an<l i to iiia ainax .-'iicnt tooU a !>S c.ilibrc revolver fr??ui his pocket and (irc<l three shots, thin |>ave it to thcjaitcp. | Ho claims ih.it ho carried ibis pistol during bo'h trials. It w:is fastened to his leg by bis garter. " W!?*n thO officers ap; pared hchiil to l>o earrieJ frtjoj tho jail t? v force lie nirseil und swore ut tbeiji, ro Hired to wear u noat unit of clothes provided hy In# father and inflist.o-l on wearing old wowsers uinl worn shoes. He unid to ihe slirritft "{"shall not stay nt the poniten tia?y. I ?haH he hack hero soon. A few ember# here, some house* there und n match will mako a blaze. lVo pit* will know whoa ) get back.'' Chain Gftti^Cagra Mr, W. Scat borough King i?n* bo) (J out? of his ohiiti ?ung cages to the eog?ty euperviRnr of Spartan burg county, which it) now being tusda hv M<. C. M?o ey nf thi? place. Mr. King'* uon\lct c;ige will no doubt be more generally used as the different cog nty Super visors <\od out what a great con vsuiencc it 4ii ih which to keep con vlcU topftaed ufter work h??nrs rjj the county w>gdf. ft I9 absolutely safe and convenient, jpd ha? b ei> l^C(fO*UoV. i??c ia_ the past fivs or si* year*, sr.d \c< Could ant s?H 4l#l?nw with its run LINE I'OR BUSINESS, T? W LINE FOR, PU'ASUKE, YHE UN E FOR ALL THE EEST SUWMER resorts ?Complete Summer Rr v>rt Folder Mailed Fre? to Auy AdJ*e?. -4 W. A, Tukk. *>ji; H. HAhuvricx, W. H. Tayu>b, PaWt T radio f/ jr. Gon'f Pa*?. Ag6nt, Asat, Gcn'l Pw?. Afct. WAffiUKOTOK. fc. C. WA3MIMCTOM. 0.C. ' . ATLANTA. OA. tfN 7ME SEABOARD All* Line Railway. North-South-East- West. Two Dally Pullman Vestibuled Limited r ? ? Trains Between South and. New York. ~ First Class Dining Car Service. Tho .Beat Bates and Route to all Eastern Cities Via RICHMOND and WASH INGTON, or Via NORFOLK W steamers. To Ailanty^ Nashville, Meinphis Louisville, St. Louis, ^Chicago, New Or leans, and all Points Soutli and Southwest ? To Savannah mm Jacksonville and all points in Florida and Cuba. Potitively the shortest lino between? : ? usroie/riEi: 3c sotTTDEi. fjPjjT' F or detailed information* rates, sched ules; Pullman Reservations^ &c., ftpply to any n^ent of (tie Seaboard Air Line "Railway or to J. J. Puller, Travelling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C. ;x Chas, F, Stewart -A. O. i *. Agt? vjrii. Tho Kind Ton Have Always Bought, and which ha* been in use for over SO years* has home the slgnatnre of " and baa been made under his per ? sonal supervision since its infancy. ^ Allow no one to deceive you fn this* ft wv www^-lfV JVU ?U tlUJJ# Ail Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-ftg-goo4'? w? bul Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children? Experience against Experiment. V*- v? ' ? -w What is CASXORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute far pastor Oil, Pare goric, Drops an4 (Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant* It contains neither Opium, morphine nor other Narcotto substance. Its age fa its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays PeverishnelML IV cures Diarrhoea and Win^ polic. It relieves Teeming Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency* It assimilates the Pood, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children's Panacea? The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS JBoars tho Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In -Use For Over 30 Years. TMt otantm swimnt. r* wwiuw ?t*ut, mw*$ ?om m PECULIAR in combination, pro portion and preparation of ingredi ent*, i lood'9 Sar8U}?^rllla poooooaeg great curative value. You shouii TRY IT. Blood and Nerves are vory <?<>?? .y rotated. Korp ?,ho I'ooil ?ich. pui'? and lieitlthv, w it |? JJood'ft Hli'J you \v ? i I juivft no Q0rvg4%U?M> Hood 'H PH.Ir are 'best afM'r-rtlmvr ollis.aid digestion provoiitcousUpMfioo *I*HE BEST *? ^hai ilxo Fcopu I buy the most of. That's WtlJ Uoo<V-* SHwaprtfttta hns the * larger' wloOF ALL MEDICINES* Idov t let this fact I jlSCAPE YOV1 I I Right bete in Augurta you htftl I a concern manufacturing doora, I a Mib, Mind*, mrvd ornamental I ? woodwiiik, aukily hi^h grade, f 9 low pfkcd.(l)ut mf eAay), wkkhj Q will compare fevoeakiywUh the! 9 product via factodaa et the! 9 . Ncrthwcat. and arcood to ooMj Iinfc anywhere in the South,' Every a<)van<|f? hi youn whan t>rrcha*ing of u?* (or then yoa '>(h>y oLthr M^er," ~ frnTt for Prfrr.U*-. raicn,-^ * AMUsfx '.7: * " ?a " "r. A Guarantee With Every Purchase. Wo fznwariten vvory article tobl l?y hk, ?t, no mutter wbnt pri-rc, to ??*? satisfaction, Smno with repair work. Weinberg Ifii'fl _ OKBO RNf*4 U?. Aiiiwl Utftl'MU. Nn l<|l Book* j tW>?; Lbr.tfi bt>x>il l?f C'fttAiOf V4. c. O. MOORE,: Adovney-fltliinv. , Special attention given to collection of Rent*. Aic unt<, 1>. Heal J'Jfitate bought and Hold- Kir? Insurance. Notice, I wiah to announce to the public thai 1 will l?e in my office every Hut unity for the trHn?action of builneitf. Tho other <Uy* of the week 1 expect to l?o engaged in vlflUing' the public gcltonlf of the county. H. 0. BRUCB. Supt. of Kduoatioii K. (5. CAMDEN RESTAURANT, I wl.1i to announce to my friend* and tho public k r?norally rh^t I have moved my ..restaurant from low?r Main street to the building on upper Main street re cently vacated by Mrs. H. A. l'arker where I will be ylad t>> ace and aerve them with the beat the market affords and at moderate price*. W. T. IIAMMONI). GlOrS. mm I ? KANUfACTURSRO or ? Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, 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 ?ppoiaJty. July 4-2. *" I ? SoBiliera Railways Company. Effective January 13t lOO.'J. .... Between KingvlU? aiid Charleston. Head down. Bead up. No1. 03 Dajly? ; No. 34 Daily. 1.50 p w jjuv. Charleston A r 3.50 p in vj 25 p m WLr Sommttirvfllfl Ar g 11 pm 4 50 p nt Ar Kingville Ar 12 51) p in Thi'so trains No?. .S3 and 34 will stop on*y at Svnnnerville. BrjiuihviJU^ Orangeburg and St. Ma??jjw?. Between Kingville and Blncksburg. Read down. * Read up. No. 38 Daily. No. 34 Daily 5 00 p m Lv Kingvlllo Ar 12 50 p m 0 15 p m Ar Catndeii Ar 11 30 a in 8 00 p ni Ar '-atawba Jet. Ar 9 40 a in 8 20 p m Ar Hock Hill Ay W 1.5 a m 8 /SO p m Ar Tir.-jrfh A* 7 8 54 a m 9 09 p m Ar Yorkville Ar ? 8 42 a m D 22 p m Ar Sharon Ar 8 27 a in U 35 p ni Ar IllcVy Qr'vo Ar H 15 a in 0 50 p m Ar Smyrna. Ar ... . 8 05 a nt 1015 n'liv ' Ai TilacWHhurjt Lv 7 4.*i a in Trains Nos. 33 and 31 at, ull an. nortant stations between Kingville and Blacksbnrg. . . Betw een Rock Hill aiul Mai ion. Read down Read up. No. 35 linlly. No.*3H Daily <) 00 a m Lv Rorlc Hill Ar 10 .HO p n? 6 m Ar Tlrtah Ar 10 11 p m 6 3( a m Ar YorUvillc" Ar V? 01 p m 8 4fi a m Ar Sharon Ar 0 40 p m 7 00 a m Ar Hicfc'ry Gr'v Ar ?| 35 p m 7 10 a m Ar Smyrna At 9 25 p in 7 30 a m Ar Blaekgburg'Lv 8 40 p ni 10 45 a m Ar Marion Lv 5 50 ? m Nos. 85 and 31} ?top at all principal atationa between R*ek HHi and Marlon. Between tyfarlon and Blackabure. R<wd down. Road up, No 68 Dally ex. Sunday No <17 daily ; except Sunday. 9 00 a n Lv Marion Ar 8 50 p ?n j a 00 p -m Ar Rlackabttrtf Lv 2 50 p n\ j - ~ Train No. 38 will conned at Rook Hill with Savannah division No. 34 for, Charlotte, Wrt*h?naton and New York. I Traia No, 84 will mIn connect inn ntl Rook Hi) i with Savannah division No. 88 from Charlotte. Washington and New Yorfc. No*. 35 and '31 ha?dl? through Pull man Drifting Boom ttlwpinfi earn be. (??fn 2f?* York and Otartntou via "Widen and Rock iliU a^jd. Dining o?r **yr t* vtiwr TTTOimapon soorsaa , M Western Railroad' Trains on tho NortlnyvBtern. Railroad "?oaTC^Cilirdeu fur Sumjor riailj oxotpi' Sunday as follows : No.. 70. first-class, 7. a^ ir?. No. 68, first-elaas, 4.15 p. m, No. <J6, freight. 4.30 p% rtt, Returning liOavn Sumter. ^ No. 7\, Urst.cTa?}?, U.ftB a. m. , arriv'a Caiudon 1 i 30 a, m. No. 09, Hrat-class. 6.36 p. m. , arrive ?(emd?m 8.1P priu. ' No. 67, freight, 6 a. m ? ; arrive Gatudon 8 ?."m. ? W. A. Schrock, Notary Vublic, Collector ojul ' Keal Estate A^eiifc. Office i>it Law Kan?;o. P. O. Box 307, Camden, S. O. Bt^Give ]no your lysines#. | Pflpnpt attention gj^ea'to col lections. l>oc. 5. No Use io Pay Rent. There M >ro TITO ?tf pay FSHO?Ea? ~ ?T ?hii f?urch**o jour how?* or laroi InrjMty. ' ,:. i,i.i !t-j - ,(.;ui i fiit K?>r full {iftrttn'i if ???'?;?!/ ??? W. IJonv'h, i.O'jal AtfW.t, ..'Minh-ti, (\ M. Ij. ^ll.iih, Ai loriioy. " . '?;I -;s OR. I H. ALEXANDER, Dentist. OKPICK HUOAJ) STBKET, Ca m djlH, 8. a Two door* SoutU of The Cbron? it- lo Offioe. >f. Jt. ?? ffienson, CONTRACTOR b BUILDER, CAMDEN, 8.0. ; PlrtiiB uod sj-eciticrttion^ furnished, ? ? to' i'i! front*, - u Bpeciahtf. \V<"k ?uporlnlottded * Jan. i) if. Important Notice, Notice Is hereby given that In ac-' corJiince with the law governing 0?e ?amo tho (jnHrtorlv meeting* of the* (*>nnty Board ot <A)tiimWoner? will be h?-l?i on tho first Monday.* |n January. April, July and October, hot all otl > r meetings of the Bo*rd will be held t?i? We?h\c?<i;iyrt, after' OA ' first Monday ??r each month and that all bill* rhimt U> - filed with tim #upory|sor the day W?fonv tho. meeting or they q?unot be act d upon. ' . By order of the County J^Qnimisalon^ a.? j: M. 80WKLL. . -./(? ? Supervisor; April l>th, 1803. SCEICE! 4 I will open an Ice Hou*e about April 1st. in the re/ir ol Gcisonlioinicr's Furniture Stpji/ and solicit. the patronage of all ice purchasers,' v ? ; ^ My pricc; will }br Ice ?fc the Ice Jious'e; my delivery wagon will be vun . ..as t 'an a 'oonimodatiop to my customer*. On Sundays the Ice House will ho opened at -T ^o'clock ft. in., and closed at ? p. m, {*" Respectfully, 'v C. W. CROSBY. 1 ?March 23tii, l'O*. -A* KASY MATTER to have a home built just fts voa want It. ! PLANS &Ei prepared according to ownerV inatryc tioiiH. IIousok doaijrncxl and l??ifldei|j. plans Thene -will give f li? m?x? ir>v?m of beauty aiu! convenience pt iftlni U1UUI COHt . Our <lpsiirns are unirereAUy admired. MITCH AM* BKAC1I .... Architects 5f Engineers. No. 76 B oa?l Street. (lim.'e 1, 6 V,