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.'. . .. Vv " PUBUSUKU |?VKUY FRIDAY ,~BY^ w. jlj- ayrOTO wisXjX.^ rz~yrr~rx - - fiLBaertufiov IUtjm nar , (I .fio. m month#, 75 ttTrye month*. 40 e?-nt?. Obiliitrloo ch'tivf-d lor at mihu ra'.ea a* ordinary C*ndM*W ('u?da lor County office* i'ontfr???lo?ial $10.00, A?t eowwuliiieatluna (<( t?u*< pup<*r rnuit he *eeomj?api??l.by tin* imp name and utMrena of the writer, in ur. <ier to injure attention. Rejected man OKeiipts will , nut he rf.1n.rrt*''!. Ooiniuunicatioiu will W< puhliahe'l when ofintoroat-fto tho troncru) public ami n-jt of a ikfaUatory nature, No re. sponaibility will b'o aa&uuied (ur the * vtewa of correaponcU'jitH. BiiHlnciiH locals, & cent* per Hue each In aertion. ? BA fitH rok Aovkhtihino Ordinary trunnlent a<lrertiamonta, llrat inaertion *1 .00 per H'jnaro : each ftuhae?|tient in ?ort'.on 60cen?n pcifluuare. Rates (or contract *<lrflrtlHl>w will be an nounced upon applieat ion nV the office. Remittance# l>y 6h?clM( draft* and postal money ord?rn should he made p&vuble to W. f,. Mof>OWfc.|,i;, . (iAXXuitni. a, i5. . WIIM . . , . '*<>?& m ?m, OA M !>KN\ K. O , Ai;a. 28, 1000. .. ? ? ? ? asmi Truthfully aays tho Suinter Item : ??The merchant who faiJn to utlver tiao his business in hiding hla light under ft bushefr" Charleston toeoived her flrstbalcof^ new cotton Ja?t Friday. It w?f* raid ed by II. C Folk, of Bamberg, and brought 15 cent#. Onwnnl And I pward Wo live hut one we puna hut nnco through t Ij i:? world. We ehould live ?<> thai every slop shall be a step onward and upward. We should strive to lie victorious over every evil influence. We should seek to gather good and enrichment of character trnra cvcry^speriencej Whtfi^ver we go wo should trv v.r"' to leavo a blusdtng, Hotiiorhiiig, whici: will sweeten another life or start h new song or nn impulse of cheer or helpfulness in another heart. Then our very memory when we arc gone will lie no abid ing hIeBHinjj in tho world. ? .J. U. Miller,' D. 1). Tilimati Trial. Lextngton, S. 0., Aug;. I3.? ? I About n month honoo St. in expect ed that thin little town will lm m . Jtertainlng the largest number of ?-?visitors ever known tn ita history. i ?!m1 iki1 i ??#? if *t% ? 1 1 ?? (?>?? f i?<? M IIU Wl tu I Ml W U0I a. ? ? M IIIUILUI * %? * I' ? ? V ? murder of N. QadsaIm in (Jo* lumhia in act for tli ul. time, and ii - ? <jt jjoneroily beHrrrrt; wrM ~bn rfr ?vJayed no longer. Almost r?00 wit nesses httyc t>acn summoned to up pear in this caac by the opposing! .nidca. AU available space in the hotels baa Jwon engaged weeks since by interested parties, and how the i ui menso number of spcotwpr# sure to bo on hand, will bo accommodated,, is an interesting problem. Tlu> last census gave the town something over DOG inhabitants. It in thought that at least oOOO will be acre during tliu trial. Meantime the prisoner occupies ills cell in the Lexington county jail,- ShociiF Caughman bus made iiim as. t comfortable as possible, putting him on tho shady side of r?iiitf building on ilni first floor near . the sheriff's own quarters and oc casionally permitting him to ex-, ,eroise him??lf up aud down thej corridor. As a rule tho sheriff docs ?ot lock tho cell from the outside --but leaves the lock for Tillman toj turn if he so desires. Three times a day Mr. Mark*, I who keeps a restaurant just behind the jinl cm bo seen bringing h.is meal*. Tillman states that lie finds bis quarters here pleasanter Mian those in tlio Highland jail, wtouej tie vt.h.h imprisoned during wnuu (|h\k <>f May and .h.n. JJI&ny visitors fill : :m ,? <1 by rr.r- ; iosity or other im. to sue the noted prisoner. Soua: iiu?el since his wife and little daughter; ? pent several days in Lexington <vith relatives and made frequent \iait* to tho Jail, (Khcta .of hi? kinsfolk h avo boon bete lioui ilmo time, Tillman's Uitio nephew, a handsome boy of seven m eight summers is staying in the j ill to - wait upon bin uncle ami is said to b? ? general favorite with the |>? i no i ? i, in . Speculation us to the verdict in _?lhu .jCA&e ia almost nselt***. As stated above, Mrs. ,las. H. Tillman has relatives in the town and a I ho in the county and people much real sympathy for her. 'It in doubt ful if the same feeling exists foi. her in ber husband's case. Tim belief of Almost all t.lio&o who have road tbo newspapers and who earc to express themselves is that the act waagenulno murder and should t>6 punished- At the sume lime it should bo remembered that Senator Tillman bus always had a large following in the county, whatever nephew's following was, and ?V1? fact is almopt sure to iufftioucu some jurymen. 8ft {ar sentim? nl does no*, seen* to have or vitalized, bat4t wili lu * ?or prise if Tillman is either ac Quitted or lexitcn cert to hi h* :igeu resOH of this trial. Not. s loft a mistrial and then ?ligation for ball.? S<psr?( r . ry* / T H ii DAtHY cow, ' F?:'w ut Uii* Anfmnl nnd HJlu /luKct IVuduoUwu. TiiWi! In a certain type of <i?w ex hibitlncf mark* that indi'iite d .try ex col le nee. This 1st so wolf e*tnbll:di<-l itf* tO IMHk" till* (llM'i XiflliJ III I til' tdlOW ring and to enter in km on lmpoiti;:it factor in the buying ?i''l h?-1)Iiik of : ?dairy animals. This nudier <?/ t.>i>? Illustrated hi ifiir elation hi id. tie* tend- ! eney being for tin- ntiliaals scoring lilgjlOMt ill the judging ring t?> l?e til*? Inrgirst (i nd inoxt eeoiu rnleal prodnei-rs of milk und butter, 'i'iie uiiinml si-or lilt; highest in tin' station herd lias made a yield of ten tlmen her weight In milk nnd <iK per eeni of her weight In buUer in one year. Tailing the whole herd into consideration tiie will Hot alwny# follow tho yield, the exeep tlons to tho rule being sometime* ?julto marked. iiogdauow, a Gorman au tliorlty. made lueatmrenumls on eighty cow# wherehy they \v?r" formed into groupn of types. From tho n-nultH. knowing the tv<-ord? of the animals, ho eottcttntes that 1heh? in an unmhdaka hlo relation between oxterjial forrn and production of milk and butter. JJcacU. from tho results ^ experiment and ob servation, slates ihat the type of the cow it* more essential than tho breed oh indientiug tiiu ahlllty to produeo milk and hotter Ofoiiomleally. The Ann I test of any dairy eow la the amount of milk and butter fat nhe will y^jid for the food eonaumed. The dif ferojiee in oowh In this respect la quite marked. With this gcale* and the Ihib ciftjt it la cany to learn what each lixftYl^Uill eow is doing. While Home ifnlftiahi in the dairy may be making profits othera may be losing to such an exte nt as to oven wljm out tlie profits of the butter town. During the year under **xporlmoiit our b<?st cow gave an amounl. of milk and butter more than twleo that of one of the poorer oowh. U'ho dilferenre In the grosu receipts for Ihu milk during the ()r*t eight month* following calving was #1N4.St) in favor of the bettor eow. Wutora nnd Hess found a difference of 10 In the profits of two cows for iCit) daya.* be tween two others of accepted dairy form the difference was and he tween two of similar tyi>e $12.48, Thn^ .eow in a creature of hnbit, and therefore the time and imtnuer of milk ing should vary as little as possible from day to day. '1'he yield of milk will sometimes vary by reason of mat tern of such small moment that we fail to reckon them, from our results a change in milkers showed a small aver age loss in yield. Some eows were not nfi'eeted at nil, while others gave a slightly reduced yl^d. This will do O AY Olil'JIAN, 20,J?5H. IThe foundation cow <>f the Kunt.ucky cx j>or!ti>v;nt citation' herd.] pond, however, upon tlio ability of the milkor.' Cnrlylo found ik? appreciable difference In tho frequent changing of milkers. Tracy found by u good mllkor following ii cure loss one an increase With llvo COWB i>f 244 pounds of inllk In two Weeks. (,'owb l'ed at milking time arc apt to hold their milk whan tho customary food la withhold. This inuy occur oven when tho animals have access (O abun dant pasture. This Is so noticeable with Homo of the station cows that it I* advisable to glvot thoin n little graJn through tho sunmior season to Induce them to give down their milk. Ilmery notch that a cow thntr gavo over seven pounds of milk gavo only two pounds when her customary was withheld at milking tlmc.- I). W. May, liontuclcy Experiment Station. >Vbou to Cut Cont, Walt until the fodder Is weM yellow ed, a woek la tor than you would to pull fodder. Then shock from 100 to ?100 stalks In a shock and tie thorn itvmly, so as to resist wind storms. To do tii's tret a piece of '1 by ;$ scant ling nboul twelve fret long Put two Jogs about three and a half t?> four feet long <>n one end. lb"*t the other end on tho w round Three l'i ?< from th<> I upper ?'iid hole nil liivli and a ? piartef j ?..ij,e? li.'if Mal e :i pin four fort long I to i;-' thioioj.* this. Set j'.iiir horse j \\ her" you wl*h tin. i;)n>rk to he, (>ut in j the pin and plitvo the iu.u ii* t tic to a* J angl"*- Cot on the horse and, hftviutfl a plow lino with a ring tied to one fud, I throw ;hls around tho corn, put tho rope through tho riujr and draw It; tight. Then with fi ploro of twine tin i tho corn firmly. Oct down, pull out j ? your pin. yoke your hmee nnd ?o to the iteM place you want a shook. We havs often written nil them- dlrertions, re pinrks ?lu- ?Southern Cultivator, but as ttmtty tiki not 'catch on" last year wo write ('..???in again. The nh redder will ? tsfto Tho er.r& . IT and rd;?.?v ? mid, cut the stalks Into tine hay. Our jSplt'mllil .Southern sinjilo.' Tho Wurld'y depcudoneo upon the product of American cotton fields Is graphleally shown Jn the exports ree nnls of the flacnl year Just closed. In spite of the phenomenally hlgli prices lor our splendid southern staple ox ? xM't s of raw cotton, $31G,uOn.OOO. show I'd an increase of close to $28,000,000 over tlw> preceding year. The value of cotton exported constituted mom than 40 per cent of the entire exports of do mestic products and was greater by a round million dollars than the com bined valuo of all cereals and Hour. Kvery effort should l>e made to main tain out; supremacy in the world's cot ton market, ? American Agriculturist. Sweet Mdk and Salmon. A from Gainesville On., to the AngoalA Chronicle says Airs. A. VnaliohH is Vesper a wiy til Trout having fcr\ton canned salmon and drinking ?went, milk with it, causing plotnaibo poUon. Hot Hfo hot be?** ditptlrtd on ' ? * ' p 2^--? A.O Story Por Bear Looks Pleasant T!;:'rp v/hs u t)nn<*\nfx brnr bounding to it trilVidilltf >;!t<.w;[.iili wlio WJirt to turn? his photograph tr.Ui-n 'Hit' uu< it *?'t \tivTJWnn>n\ up 1!) t^o rniddi" of fh?? row) iut?i ?bc iun?U*r hundrd u Ioiik H'i" <?? ')?<? l>r?nr ami told libit to *t:imi up Ktr.iijjrui i' ml hold per IWtly mIIII tor a few inoiiii'iitH. The Ix'iir did Juui jim he vv?ix told to do, hut the limn wan diHHatiftlled and walked around >md around trying to And 11 better portion. "Hurry up," ?/ad the* uuiHter, "Vt-ry wi ll, I'll ;*m>u bit ready," ?ii? nwered tho man /tut Homehow or ottt mom- vron ma kohe n? <: hacked rare : MAN. ' or he could not get tldnusrlfi shape, and tho bear wu* getting more uimI more restless nil tfoe tlwo. After awhile, however, ho mi 14 he thought that ev erything wuh all right. <ind? he said to the boar: \ "Now, look plettsfitt*-, 1'' And that wuh more thou tho bear could stand. Mr. Hoar took a firm hold on th<; polo that ho hold lo hi# pawn und made a dash for tho man. itlght upon hlrt nose ho cracked the man itndieent him tumbling over on tho ground "Hold on, ttloro; don't lmrt that maul" cried tho muster. And with that tho hoar started alter the master. Thin fi-llow fo'I on his knees and bilged not to be hurt. "Very well," Bald tho hoar. "Hut you must do ono thing ? you mu?t l*>th stand up hero together and Took pleas ant while 1 take your pictures." They agreed to do thin, and tho boar stood up and kept them standing there: for theee UourH. Then ho said ho thought hn had hotter go to dinner. Ho trottod off into tho woods and never (lid return. -BL Lou la Post-Dispatch. Tho cotton catorpillar is doing a ?.food deal of damago in the counties of Tonno], Quitman, Clay, Calhoun anil Dinghort, in North Georgia. A Notable Occasion at Shay lor'a Hill. 4.? ? ? Mr. Kditor: For gomo t.jmo l he people of tins oect.ion have bWn longing for tho 20th of Aug. to arrivfc. News having boen circu lated that on thin date <Vur good frfena, neighbor and kinsman, Mr. Iffftftfi would bo IT) years old. While he has paused by his 75 mile pout there are not many younger men that can put hit* back "in tho sand." He is enjoy ing fairly good health, lively and dispatches buainoHH a? of yore. He dooH some plowing in the farm and haa no apology t.o render for it. lie is sri advocHto of "hog and hominy" at homo and is domicillod under his "own vino and tig tree." Farming has a! ways claimed his attention and he has been suc cessful, He has raised a large family, as good "citizens as the county oiFords. The community will attest the fact that a better and more liberal neighbor does not exist; always ready and anxious to land a helping hand to any good cause and to administer to the wants of tho sick*' and sulfering. While possessing a disposition to '"speak what he thinkb" he never incurs the displeasure of any one* Through lovo end respect for Mr. Owens and his good wife it was docidfd that a pic-uic at their homo would bo in older. Owing to the inclemency of the weather the morning in question was not in viting. but diepite I bin fact, by 10 iViock vehicle'* ? > t every name and ? ??tder wore rolling in f r? n? allWIi ire.tions packed to iioir uujnost enp.it-.i! y with a must of hum^Dity vsi'li loiglit hope* a <! pleasant an ticipations. The hill wan soon dotted wiill groups ? f old folka dis cussing tho depressed condition of labor, short crops and the ponslblll '.y of having thc'.r fondest hopes realized in reaching tho high water mark for their cotton thi? fa!), whiV tho capacious hall was tilled lo overflowing with the young folks amusing themselves in pnu&Jng the time away dancing. ?'( ?id Hully" has lost none of hie attractions in dispensing tho sweet strains of "Shear him even" as was [ovidvni'.cd ou this occasion. At 2 o'clock a very woloopjp yjsp tor (dinner' 'luxe) arrived, with one acquainted with th<5 ladies preaont, disappointment, in a goOd ,1lneer could not be entertained. A table lifty feet long stood trembling in the knees with thu heavy load of good things, such aa moat*, chick ens, cokes, and pics four storie* high. After nli had pat ticipatod to tbeir hearts oontont the usual fea tures oi such occasions was re sumed until the hour for diapcrHi<in arrived, when about CAd happy folks hogao to wend their way home ward after having iWou assured by Mr. Mis. Oi\kiis that one and all would ??octtpy a warm place in their affection# for the interest manifested and con extended. To Capt. L. L. Olyhnm is due the prsisu for laying the foundation 'and fost'. ring the pic-uic up to the aUiiued. Hich, Dr. jtf. JVamQr, DENTIST. ?-0T. e i.r#r i n union Drug ( ? ? i i ? ? . y O. O. MOOIi EJ, A! I'M JX'J' ' ?t?<'PCton giron trt! l-o5.li ftion of Itl'iltM, Account #. Lite. IU-<i! MftWite houuht Hurl hi>!<J h in? in.?nr u <?,>, I'or fc*alo On ?>n? y 'fVriii* Act A:eo Very Low Pneea 1 15 li<> i'H*) Power A in< * Kii.rtu< , 1 Ilor?.' IVwer Molh-:, 1 f?(> Saw Pratt fiin, J Or6odon*erf i ' I Feeder and * i Prcfca A. 1). K< unruly. Why Hot Own ft Home? When you can own a homo or farm lor Iomh than the rent yon pay Mhy not '?\vn onu? I)'or /nil pnrtioulars about this oa'-y plans apply. to W-. 0. Hough. Local A-rft M. L. tirrrtth . Local Attorn y Notice To Teachers And Trustees. beginning at the opening of the present gchool year, July (lie l?t, teachers niimt ubo in their vchoola Hie now School Itog istOr, which may he had on application at this olllcu. Claims will not he approved unless made out on tho now forms. R. C, Bruce, 1 Kupt. Ktiucation. K. C. COTTON SINKING AT LOGOFF GINNERY! I wish to annoucc t'> t I?o public that tho LugoH' G Winery has been put in'tho."* oiik)i repair and will, during the coming season, bo run under toy personal nupei vioion. Kntiro satisfaction guaranteed to all customer*. The highdftt market prices will bo paid for cotton Hood johl at Ginnery, l'atronaye solicited. RcKpeetftdly, J. S. HAMMO-NJ). An/, 26th. 11)08. Tho Regular Examination foi Teachers' County Ccrtficatcs will ho Jheld at the Court House on Friday, Septtyjnbcr 18th, urn Tone hers are warned that there"' will I o no other Examinations during this yon r for Certificates. R.C.BRUCE, Superintendent of Education. "Aii??. 27111, I'M Important Notice. N'?tio?> ihi hereby given tlia* in ac cordance with tho law governing tho panio the quarterly meeting of tho County Board of Commissionero will ho hold on tho first Mondays In January, April, .luly and October, hut all other meetings, of the Board will he held on Wednesdays, after the first. Monday of each month and that all bills must ho tiled with tho 8npcrvl.spr.the day before tho meetings or they cannot he acted upon. ' By order ?f the Connty Commissioner*. * J. M. SOW ELL, Supervisor. April 9th, 1903. Under and by vlrtoe of sundry tax executions to me directed, I will proceed to soli, before tho Court House door in tin; City of Oanulen, on the first Monday in Sept, MMW, dut^t^ tho legal hours of tale, d.a following^McHbed real estate, to- wit: Lot No. 1058 on Market street, Cam den. Levied upon oud to b? sold a* the property of Est. of It. M. Oantey. . 54 acres in No. 18 bounded north hy Senders,, creek, East by lands of Henry Komnnftu, South hy M- M. Young end West by Kst. of Alexander. Levied up on nnd to bo sold an the property of James Robinson. I'M arte* In No. It}, bounded on the North by *W. -li TlucKabee, KonMi hy vm-'Ivs in'nl-.. \W?Mt by Iluckahco lands !ivl t hy (ii-ttys and Ihu 'cal tv. ) i-vied nrori and (o he sold a* 0?v prop erty ?>f Kst. of Johmrnu Huekahoe. : 1 0-1 acres in No. 4 hounded on the north by John Smith, oast by 'lot' ll/?t. <' i ilfe. south hy ljlnt. of Wn;, IJulJ alld , Went by "Wallace Hall. Levied upon and to bo r.old as tho property of J. M, , Hall. l?l notes In No. 8 bounded by lands of : .7. C. Hilton. Zaeh Wright, Lou Stover !?.nd Robinson Rond. Levied upon and to ho ?o)d hv (hp properly of Kit, of J. Z. Wriuht. , ' I lot in iMty of Camden No, MOttnqrth. ?e?t uoriior of Littleton and York His i I.cviod upon and to bo sold as tho prop eriv of Mary Williams. Terms of sale, cash. .} S 'PR A NTJI AM, S. $ C. ] Book Wnuted. Wanted a huik keep' r. Apply ? ! by letter only. M/Hjuiii JdJIN if\ JJCMUNN. * i AMI'KN. S. ( Coril ruclftr Ity t'ionvbl'iy, T1ltO!H(f, I'orn'co vV??| ??<! 1: 1 1 tiling en tin; t/H ti|l i)M'. BlU.fU'fi, H'MiUW- t'>| j it jif.op. f'.tm-i-t '*> It* jtiit m hi.uv.f " II J trn not n n jt jW.y y<?i? to m<? a lcit?r i ? n<( ttutr.l will ('<? (<>rwAi >li (I. JotlB V. Notice Notice ib hereby yiv??n that th<* Board of Conijfi(?8i?u?r* ?t their hint mei-tini', '?onnUjriimmJct ill i ontstsmliDj.' ohU-ih fw aupplio# u? pttupors, except those b< ? i?u cuicti for bv the County Infirmary. Hereafter application* for ?Maintains It) II Ht le lintdo direct t<J tin* CoitllulM ? iojiorn. J. M Kowell. County Supei ?i.sor. Jf. jrf. Z/Senson, CONTRACTOR & BOILDER, CAMDBN, 8. C. ri.nirt and ipicTBcatToni furniihoH* Pluif-^lanM 8tor?* front# it npeciolity. Worfe superintended \ Jan. iMf. \ *? Seal Estate And Collecting Agency. Ail property for sale or root, and all claims placed in my l>nn?1 ft will receive prompt attention. Claims of all kinds-? runts or open accouuta OlHce opposite the Workman House in J. F. .Tonkin's ofllce. C. G. ALEXANDER. CORETON & ALEXANDER, COLORED UNDERTAKERS, CAMDEN, B. C. Formal Announcement? The undersigned wishes to announcn to the public that they will open on July 1st an Undertaking Establishment on Main street, opposite K II. Dibble's store. and wfll b? prepared to furnish Caekets and Coffins, 'lay or nivght. W* have our own Hearse, and ean accomo date vou in tii is respect. Remember wo are tfm only COLORED UNDERTA KERS IN HAMDEN. Wo solicit Coun try as w?*ll as City bu?inenH, assuring our friemta the be?t of attention. Prices moderate. In addition to our Undertaking busi ness, wo aro uIho general Cabinet ami Furniture repairers. When you need our Bervioos, come to ?e? us or lot us know where to call on you. CURETON <fc ALEXANDER. June 26th, 1903." AN 'EASY MATTER to ha\^e a house built just as, you want it. \J PLANS prepared according to owner'* instruc tions. Houses designed and builder's plana made. These will give th? maxi mum of beauty And convenience at mini mum curat. / Our designs are universally admired. MITC1IAM & BKACII Architects & Engineers. No. 7C B oad Street. Oamdon. S C. on. I HAjCKIiH a SON. Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding, Building Material, Sasfc Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - - S. C. Purchase our makas, which \va guarantee uuporior to any uold South, and thereby save money. Window and Fancy Glass a upociajtv - July 4-2. MANUFACTUKKRS OF TEN REASONS ' FOR PATRONIZING THE Z WELSH NECK HIGH SMI, 1. Its splendid equipment ? worth $55, (KM). 2. Its thorough course of study, 13 instructors. Iv Its healthy locality? artesian water. _>"? ^ I Tesplipr >vith pupils evecy night during study hours. ">. Good "board at coat. v 6 Ilest religious and moral influences. 7. Large and -growing patronage. H. Its low charges, lloard, Tuition, Heat and Mgfa* $120 per year. 9. Trained nurse iu attendance a,t-all times. lO-^KTeitra foe*. Our Illustrated catalogue eedjt on rtsq\ie*t. WELSH NECK HIGH SCHOOL, - . . . ; a. o. The above cut gives you a good view of our .Soda Wrtt^ffc' Department from wbioh is served daily the inowt delieiouir? Ice Cold Drinks of all kinds, and a very popular resort the*o hot days for both old and yoint/j,, Drop in and cool off. Very Respectfully, o IComp c? Dc!Passf Xj/io Corner %)ruyy/s/s* no. ? r- 1 ...'.u - ri mmm OW THE THE LINE FOR BUSINESS, THE LINE FOR PLEASURE, THE LINE FOR ALL THE BEST SUMMER RESORTS C " -7rrsrJk*t< >x Z?u.?K.au^ * A CJA<mp!ete Si^mmr Rr&urt Folder iVJ.Hled Free (o Any Address* t. V/. A. Ttia:?. S. H. Part/wick, W. H. TAYUOtl, Pi;v T : M:;r. C.-.n'l I 'ass. Ayoirt. As3t. G?n1 Puss. A*t. WA-SlliNOTOftl. O.C. WASHINGTON. D.C. ATLANTA GJL. 1, SEABOARD' Air Line Railway. North-S outh- E ast-West. Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Limited Trains Between South ami New York. Ftrst Class Binii Car Service. fho 1 5 ( 1 !. t Riitcs mid J i ou t o to nil Eastern Cities Via RICHMOND "ml WASH INGTON, of "TIT NORFOLK ~5nT" steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis Louisville, S*. Louis, Chicago, JS'cw Or leans, and all Points South ami Southwest*7 ? To Savannah and Jacksonville and all points in Florida and Cuba. Potitively the shortest line between ? ? > - ISTO^TXdC & south: ?'? ___ . ? I II DSTFor detailed information, rates, acliod ules; Pullman Reservations, &c\, apply -to any agent of tho Seaboard Air Line Kailvvay - to J. J. Puller, Travelling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S.. C. ? ~ >rt 1 Clias. F. Stewart A. O. P. Savannah, Oa. KILN DRIED FLOORING, Spend your money at home aiul lul {? build up your city. Remember a dollar sent away from Camden nev s_ or returns. * "w CEILING, ' MOULDING, BRACKETS, FOR SALE. V * ':.4 Any style of Casing, 1< louring, Ueiliug 1 ov Moulding gotten out to order. ~ J M HAND STANDARD SIZES; j \ Crown Mould, also Back, Bed, Cove and Pic-'] , ture Mould. Quarter round. Window Stool and*] , Gaps, wninseoat rap and astragal. Outaido casings 3 . gotten out to order. Will also be prepared to do turn work in a few days. 1 \ jgyjf ^u bave lumber you want worked up into j brackets, moulding, flooring, oeilmg, &e,., we will seTve you in thai way al&o, at moderate prices. KAMUffltAM 1 WfiS C. P. ROSSIONOL, Hunger. ? mill- ? ? ?* ? - '