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Ho**ORii<Tiort !UtJC# :- One y?ir , $1 ,W,
?fx mouths, 74 o*?ta; three month*. +0
C?#nt?. ?* " - ;? ;-J ? y. r.fr :? ' ? .
CttwjtfHes charged for At same rate* h?
r ? ordiuary adyer tlaing.
iJj?auiu*i.cw C*ioj? tt4 Couuiy otuvoi
$6,00. C?ngrei?ioii*l tlO.OO.
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; do* to loonre etUution* Rejected wan
will oot be return^T.
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of interest tc th* general public sud
not of aaejsmstofy Aature-. 'Nore-j
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ft llgg so* -r A ?y MTieiN? M)rdi|bli1f
transient adrertfflfyients, Arst insertion
?I.OO per aqu&ra ; each subsequent in
. sertlon 60 cent# per square.
Bucm for. x;outrucJt adrertislng will be *o
:: nounced upon application ut the ofllee.
Remittances by ehelikij, drafts and potts)
money brdor tniitoul^
^*?de^8j^
CAMDEN. H. O., OCT. k 1903|
NeW allow yourself to be dls
tatfrftjby crHioiean^fc U , very of
us it tho cam that iuosv wuO Ofiti
i cieo couldn't do half 'as well them
selves.
Col. L. W. Spratt, owe of tlie|
members of the South Carolina Se
cession convention, diod in Jack
sonville, Fla., the 4th lust.' Only
six members of that famous con*
ventlon aro still living.
Exalted position don't satiJfy.i
James Buchanan on leaving the pres
idential chair said to his successor^
Abraham Lincoln: "Mr. , Lincoln,
if you are as happy in entering the
* presidential mansion as I am in
"i " jfetirini? from it, you are tho hap
piest man in America."
. - We learn that the farmers In
y ? ? r~? ? -- ? * -
&?!. Somtcr oouoty h&vo'taken to tho |
Clarendon idoa, to hold their cot
ton seed for a better price, and if j
they cannot get a fair price for
thom, i(8?y will put them bac\c into
the ground. The agitation of this :
matter has had the effect of open
ing the eyes :of the farmers to the!
v.tu. of their seed, and in this!
county very f?w are selliug,? Man
I nin? Times.
(?; :-V;a?
; ' ''t'he Clsmson college authorities
? Hwve ????!} pi ained to lh? attorney -\
general's ofiloe that > a number of
(jonolf ns in this State are turning
out fertilizers below the standard
requited by law. It is understood
Ibat there are Bomo 15 or 20 eon
J ogirns who have thus laid themselves |
Uabie to tho penalties of the 1 aw,
i their products are ffom 15 to |
per cent, off, whereas the law
ws only 3 per cent. The at
osy general1s offce Is inveetiga
'v v t|ng the' matter and will report in a
abort tUnp. The statute fixes a
?f.,
x?aximnm(|>enalty of 91,000 fine or
one yoa^S impriso n me n t.? The
, ;
^ 1 charge you whatever your in
-dnefcry, frugality And aiffeotiou may
provide for your children, fafl not
tu this: Qive to them "saored
recollections of childhood's home,0
for believe me out of the shadow
of the rooftreo they will never pas*.
Every child ha* the right to such a
home, be it pottage or mansion*
Though it may have crumbled into
dust, iia memory will linger as an
luBpffltUon to every high endeavor,
and a shield In the hour of tempta
tion.
r " XU^ foregoing la. an utierauce T>y
Bev. H. W? IJnttlo id h Reimon lit |
Greensboro last .Sunday, What !?
indeed a fine sentiment, bowutiiatly
expressed. The man wh J opnnot
look back with fond recme^tienn
to the J*omo of his childhood inlaacs
one of life** sweetest pleasures. ?
Uonroe Enquirer/
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n
yertislng As An Investment.
Advertising cannot justly be
celted an expense, although U I# an
V expense when ignorantly handled.
Advertising is an investment.
Dealers in articles where the profit
is leas than 15 per cee*. figure 2
per cent. o t their sales as the pro
per proportion to be devoted to adhj
There are lines whre the profits
up as high as 400 per cent
te tinea demand a much higher
d*T*t*d to advertising, at
ealea amount to mooh
the profit W smaller,
lylhing to sell,
advertising,
it awhile,
Mr# B, ft, Tillman Injured, -
SpaMo! to the Btato. '
Kdge field, Oat,, ($.? It is reported
here this ?veajMag that Mra. H. H
Tillman *rf3^t\er ?on, Mr. M. R
TdluiuityAt^ ol Tieotoii b4v? been
throwo/out of h bug? ty by m run
away j/or*W- The ram or ruija that
HrfT TOlma&'e heed bas . been
aeyiously wounded. Dra. Tompins
and March of this place have been
summoned to the injured.
Gen. Butler InjtfrW.
Special to ehp Htute.
Ktlgefiehl, Oct. 0- ? Newe .baa
b#e? receive*! here by Dr. F. W. P.
Butler from hia father, Gen. M. C.
Mutter, that t!>? latter la suffering
considerably from a blow upon ' bia
head that he got on hia way south
ward from Waahington near Aiez*
andila, Va. A half brick waa
burled violently, into a window of a
sleeping ear iu 'which Gen. JMutier
waa sitting, inflicting upon the
general'a head and ear a severe
wound, lie baa reached bia planta
tion in the lower part of our county,
bat la aiok and acarred from the
wound.
Culture ot Strawberrioa
At t||o recent meotlng of the
8oath Carolina Horticulture 8oole
ty, held at Johnston, in Edgefield
oounty, Prof. H. B, Huist, of Win
tbrop, addreaaed the society on the
Culture of Strawberries." The
hilly landa uaed in hia experience
necessitated terracing. Don't plant
on terraces for market. Use bone
(?M?al, plant on four-foot rowa, two
feet apart, Keop vinea cut, allow
ing no matting- vines. Itaise good
quality, large size, handsome ber
riea. My experience finds that
"Hrandy wine," Lady Thompson"
and such like ?are beet varieties.
In North Carolina profit on berriea
is $180 per acre. I have done as
well. 8oil must he prepared in fall,
hptin^ preparation* produces aci
dity that injures harries. Give top
dressing in ...spring of ashes or
muriate of potash. Huy high grade
fertilizers for any berry.
I VUh to annouc* to the public that
toy^ha^ y ** inUio^
T
^ Tbo Jap Asked Last.
A yMuig Japanese compogitor,
employed on a Japanese journal, was
ruling down town in a city hall
train tho other morning. He was
engrossed in hits morning paper and
paid little attention to the other
passengers, Hut a (resit looking
young wau v^tao set next to/him
and who had been eyeiu^,hljn all
along suddenly Haid : ?
"What sort of a 'nose* aro you,
anyway? -a Chineeo ?>r a Japanese?"
- The Uttlo Jap was not oaught
napping. Quick as a wink he re
plied t
"What sort of a 'key* are you,
anyway? a monkoy, odonkey or a
Y ankeeV 9
The fresh young maa had do
moro to say nnd loft the train
quickly when City Hall station was
reached. ? New York fltfatl and Ex
pross. &
*' m ?*" " *'.r r ' * ''T
Richland county will h^yo to pay
the expense of the Tillman trial,
. To clean bottles, ont a raw po
tato? into amnli sllceA and pot them
into the bottles with a tablespoon
of salt and two lableapoonafnl of
water. Shake well together until
every mark Is renj<??^d ? E*,- -
A young lady of a mathematical
mind in Ballston Rpa, N. Y., waa
wooed 14 years by a man who began
his love waking at the age of 36.
Then ho transferred bis affcctibns
to another girl. Girl No. 1 sued
for breach of promise, and testified
that during the 14 years ho had kiea
ed her 1,236 times. The jury
awarded her $3,000, whloh is at the
rate of 82.42 ;for each kiss
An lrishmau would not believe
that he could hear hts wifo talk a
distanco of five miles by telephone.
Hut ho waa willing to bo convinced.
Mis wifo was in a little town five
miles distanco doing Home shopping.
On being told how to operato the
'phone, Pat Jumped up boldly and
abouted : "Hullo, NoraP* AA tljat
instant lightning struok the* tole.
phono wire and knocked th^juvn
down. As ho scrambled to his
feet he yelled : "That's Nora, be
gobs, ivory iuch." ? Ex.
A complete lino of cofRno ? all
prices at T. J. Arrants*. ?
MONEY TO LOAN.
Eighteen Hundred Dollar# to loan on
unincumbered real estate in Korshaw
iir-Dart'.ngton counties. Apply to
A. B. Youfig, -
V-ll. .f* r%
^ ^ iKaAi/t /kj, V? *
Oct. 0,1003. . (
Si pB
a ? I
X wish-to Inform the public that I hare
secured the ?ervioea of WTT;1l. Haw
kins who is a Arstolasa journeyman
Plumber and master of hi* trade. I am
only doing first-class work. Plumbing,
tiuning, cornice. Steam* hot air and
hot water heating. .
If done by me, your work will be dona
in the best and a*** efficient mannar.
1 SHOES.
When you / .want One shoes
ami good shoes, call at the
Matbi* Shoe Store and get a
pair of either tbeStitson, For
bush, Eclipse, Eat o n or
"Walkover" for men; and that
famous^ Queen Quality and
Krippefidort shoes for women.
Also a full line of children
nhoes.
MONEY TO LOAN.
On improved /arm* at 7 per ceai. in*
Leie*t on 8U(oh of fl.OOO and ovark and
8 par cvoi. on acuta of leaa than $1,000.
No cotnwl&tfloni obargcd; ? ? 1'4
C. h. Winkler,
41 Park Bow,
New York.
L, A. WHkowiky, Camdon, 8. C.
Sopt. w, wm.
Why Not Own A Home?
When yon can own a home or farm for
Iohh than th? rent you pay why not own
one? For full particular! about thia
< H?y plan apply to
W. C. Hough. LocaJ Agt.
M. Jut Smith. Local Attorney
Jt. Sftenson,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAMDEN, 8. C.
Plana and ?pccifleation? furnUhed*
Plate-glasB Hlore frouta a apeclallty.'
Work superintended.
Jan. 9 tf.
Electioirtf Dispense!. 3
*f ?? ~
On October 8th, 1908, the Board of
Control will elect a Dispenser and
Clerk for the Camden Dispensary. Par
ties intending to apply for either of said
place# must file their application not
lator than September. 29th, 1903. By
order of tho Board of Control.
II. TRUESDEL,
Clerk.
Sept. 11, 1903.
Beal Estate
And Collecting Agency.
All property for sale or rent, and
all claims ptaood In my hands wilt
reoeivo prompt attention. Claims of
all kinds ? rents or open accounts
Office opposite the Workman Honee
tn J. F. J en kin's office.
G. C. ALEXANDER.
Notice To Teahers And
Trustees.
Daalnnina-at the opening ofifre present
school yeais Inly the 1st, teachers muat
use in their schools the new School Reg- ,
later, which may be had on application i
at this office.
Claims will not be approved unless
made out oh the new forms.
^ _ ? ft. C. Bruce,
Supt. Education. K. C.
Oftlo? of Treasurer Kershaw Coun-l
ty Camden, hi. C., Sept., 15th, 1908.}
In accordance wltk tho act to raise
supplies lor flucal year commencing
Jannar; 1st. 1908, notico is hereby given
that tho Treasurer's office of Kershaw
county will bo open for the collection of
tax'os from the 15th day of October, 1903,
until the 31st day of December, 1903.
The rate m*r centum for Kershaw coudt
ty is aa follows : Mills
Stats Tax ('8 6
School Taxed * 8 J
County Taxes 4
Rail Road Taxes
Total UK
The following 8pe$jal levies haye been
made also: ? Mills
Special School tax District No. 1. 8
Special Sohool tax. District No. 1,
for interest on School Bonds
Graded School Building. Mills
District No. 1 }i
Hpceiul School tax Dintrl<tft No. 1, 3
2,1&
? ? 4,8
. - . t 7^g
' ' ? ? 10. J.
U/f
12, t
v ' * * 17, 3
' 18, 8
0. ? * ~~r 1 29, 8
? 26, 2
Tho road tax of one dollar can be paid
tho county Treasurer from Oct. 16th,
1908, to March 1st, 1904. '
All male persons living within cor
porate limits of cities or towns, student*
attending any college or achool of the
state. Ministers in charge of regular con
gregations. teachers employed tn pnblio
schools, sehool trustee* during their term
of o(V?ce, persona permanently disabled
amriKoee actually efcgaged Ih the quaran
tine service of 'the state ore exempt from
the payment of road tax. All other
I male persons between the ages of 16 and
) 80 years ore required ?*{** e*W road
I lax or work not feu than eight dava dur
Aniufo?uatto*T* to ta?|HWtttmrf?-:
tdsbed upon application.
\ux **in|
" * Die #moo?* of tax
I with the natd list.
foiif /Ktiep.
t|op,piease.
nnn.rurnu iuir ir uaii ha mat vnil
ftlMU L.V Lit i UiH ir KUU UU IIU 1 IUU
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WILL MI8$ SOMETHING YOU ARE IN
NEED OF.
. : .??'**' v- ; ^rM- .
Keep your money at hom*, then yon will ba?e no reason to complain of
bird times, Your Deeds can b? Mippli'ed in your own city just as cheap
mi you can older them from any other oily. Itaf. people believe iii send j
lug o ft for everything they want A little argument right befe. jgnppose
we alt sen;! off and get what we want What a city we w<^uld have! Star
vation weald soon be on ua. No, let us help each other. Now to busi
ness, Juat como and see cay stock of Furniture, the largest and beet as
sortment tl?tt has ever been in ('ainden. Appreciating the fact that money
iff scarce, I am determined to an ?Ho prices to salt the times, Here Iff wlrnt
t have i
Bed Room finite. Parlor Suits, Wardrobes, Pining Tables,
Sideboards, Hall Hacks, CJbiua Clotfft*, Hook Gasps,.1 Couches,
Bed Xjotxogbe, Morris Chairs, Maiiiogs. Hugs, Portiere, Window Shades,
Toilet Sets, Lamps, Clock h, Mirror*.
Cooking Stoves, Ranges, Heater*. Oil Stoveti^
Chiffoneere, Odd Dressers, Odd Wasbstitnds, Kitchen Safes,
Cupboards, Rocking Chairs, Dining chairs.
Heed Rockers, Children a' Ciiairs and Rockers,
Clothes Baskets, Work Boskets, Lunch Baskets, General use Baskets, all
grades,
? Pillows, Feathers and Cotton Comfort#, Blankets,
Mattresses, ail grades,
Art Squares, Door Mats, Baby Carriages, Go Carts,
dbalr Seats, New Home Sowid|| Machines, Machine Oil, Machine Nee
dles, Machine Bands, Machine Rubbers, and . any attachments or parts of
Machines, if not on hand, will be ordered at once,
Center Tables, Pictures, Easel*, Picture Cords, Picture Nails.
Ohildrens Cribs, ChildreDs Cradles, ('ommodoa, ?
Furniture Polish, Iron Bede, Bed Springs, Onyx Tables,
Lace Curtains, Curtain Rode, Drapery Puis,
Clothe# Wringers, Patent Churns,
Coffins of all Grades. A
w
Vory- Beffj^ectfully,
i
GENUINE PERUVIAN GU
States for th? eal? of
A Complete Natural Manure*
X ^ I
- The Guano deposits are situaied in the rocky .mends and
in gullies along the const of - ?eru . These pi aces have been
forages the abode of innumerable sea birds, such ns pelicans,
penguins, etc. Here where their living and breeding places,
ns well te their cemeteries, so that tho guano was formed not
only of their excretions, but also of their bodies aod the re
mains of the fish upon which the birds fed. -
We are the Sole Agents in the
Guano
treatme
[ known; ,1 r W.J,.,, ,^.^11 im I 1 1 1| ? i iiimTjiir [j, iT
Reports have been persistently spread by sellers of jyariuis
brands of Maxtoftctured Fertilizers that the Peruvian -GuanOj
Deposits have ^rong been exhausted; but we are glad to say
that there Is no foundation for such reports, as is evinced by
the fact that we have imported during the last year -over
10,000 tons of this material and expe^to import during the
coming year at least double that- quantity. r
Peruvian Guano ia/a complete, well-balanced. Natural Ma
nure, containing tke principal elements of plant food in the
moBt suitable condition, and is completely .blended and incor
porated that it can never be equaled by any ordinary com
pounded Chemical Manure.
All Genuine Peruuian Guano is paeked in even weight 200
pound lied Burlap Bags, with our name and analysis printed
thereon.
Tho 6000 ton cargo which we have just received per steam
ship "Strath more" analyses;?
4.00 per cent ? ?? ? AMMQNA k &S
3 82 - '* ACTUAL POTASH
20.50 " ? PHOSPHORIC ACID
Our Price for this material is $30.00 per^ ton of 2.000 lbs.
packed in red burlap bags delivered iv o. \>. cars at New
York or Charleston. I>ss than ton lots at the rate of $33.50,
per tou. We will ship one bag of this Guano as atrial to any
town oast of the Mississippi- River at $3.50 delivered. Special
price on car load lots ^ftnd ovor.
H. G. Oarrison, of Oamden, is our agent for the sale of Gu
ano in Kershaw county.
Edmund Mortimer
Sole Agent for ttio TTuitetl Btafe.
,-K:
Referring to above I beg to sAy I am taking ^orders for Jan
uary, . February and Mrreh dehvery. The supply js limited,
those who expect t9 buy are requested to let me have their
orders now.
t JH. G, Oarrison,
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My stock ofPanoy and He*
a- ? PyjVwwljMm
and when 1h
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ffiail <y^nriouncemont.
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regyip
Inc4 from the Nortbvni
Us tliero I aocuivd many
i .1 f . A ki /.m1
Having ju?l
announce that wmie inert* ? '?bv?u?
bought on*- o! the largest ami hist -rh-H <-<)
ever brought to Camden, consisting ot . <; f,
\z, 1 v^i vv v ? _ - -
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS
nRnni
??# ? V y* a
* .T^y^E' Avat
Whop in need of anything in the aboy# tttiESMMM
me and I guarantee that I can ploa*tuyou. 'A <!<>l(ar w
80 far at my afore I am nure you will be glad yoa cajpe,
Itepresentinjr Wannamakor & Brown of Phil
I make a specialty of handling mode-ki-order aujte i
weiUkuown houae. In all catjeu a perfect tlfc ajftaf
pnnrAnhuHfl *' '
guaranteed!
0<
I am
Cordially invitiu?ONK AND A/I to eome\ to 8?? ?:
Very Truly Yonr., * * "
'David
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" THE LINE FOR VLEJ
THE LINE FOR A U,
SUMMER R1
Complete Summer Resort.
Mailed Freo to Any Acid*
a. H. Hahdw?cx, W
Gih'l Pa 33. Agant, Assi
WASKtWttTOW, B.C. A
W.A.Tupk.
Pas*. Traffic M$r.
WAsmHcrron, i?,c.
Air Lino Hallway
North-South-iEas
Two Daily Pullman Vestibuled Llji
Trains Between South and New 3!
? ? ? ? ? ? in i i
The Best Rates and Route to all 15
\HtieeVm RICHMOND Rnd Wi
INCTON, or Via NORFOfel
-steamers. To Atlanta, Kaehvill^ J^
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago,
leans,. and all Points South and I
? Ta Savannah and Jackson villi
points in Florida and Cuba,
? Potiiivelythe shortest line b
3ST ORTH ac so*
|jgf* For delailcd-iftformation, rat^
Siles; Pullman lleser vat^i??, &<v, 7
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line
or to J. J. Puller, Travelling P.
. Agent, Columbia, S. C.
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Chan, F. Stewart A.
Saviuinnli, Gj^r