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0*MDEN,B 8. 0 , OCT, 28, 1903
i--:'- /;$es?etary A. W. Love hee our
*hanks for a "press b*dgo" which
entitles us to adigieeioa to 4h?
Stale Fair and all the events of the
Society during Jfalr wesk. The
Fair promises to be a good, one, .and
^ , we trnet this community ? wtlF Be"
weil represented there.
Information Hoarding the U: B 0,
Convention#,
At there seems to ?xlst florae con
fusion in regard to the meetings of j
the U. H. 0. Conventions, the Cor.
Sec't. !? instructed to explain that
the National Convention, U. D. C.
will meet in Charleston, 8. C. Nov.
llth, 1903. The State Convention
U. D. C. will meet in Camdent 8. C.|
Dee. let, 1903. Railroad ratos'wlll
be made tor both and published
later.
At both Cenventione eaoh Chap-i
tor Is entitled to one delegato o'rj
vote for every 25 members, or frac
tion thereof not less than seven ;
though one or more representatives]
from a Chapter may cast the full
vote of the Chapter.
the necessary credential blanks j
- for the U 0. C. Convei^nn (Char
leston) will be sent out by Mrs. John
P; Hickman, Hcc. 8eo. U. D. C. ]
Those for ovv "State Convention by
T Mis# Margaret Kvane, Rec. Sec. 8.
C. Dir. U. D. C.
" The tettowlng information comes I
"r*< Ida M. Lining, Chair
ftu of information.
Charleston, 8. C. : '?In reply to
- ?any Inquiries already received ns
to rates of board during the U. D.
C? Convention which meets in
latfeston, on Nov. llth, 1003, it
to be able to re
STS!
hie rates have been ]
Mewed; and each division Secretary
is asked to jsommnnttjate the earne
?*?Vers iu division. The
?to: ..."
kJobn hotel, $2 per day for two
liSt-a r^M>?nr bath adjoining,
to room. One person In
> per day, with the same
ni'll for batb.
ate house* $1.50 " per day,
" room, other
wise uue pe?soi^iih\a- roomjM^ par
.-day. 7
St John hotel, adjacent to
It, where the oonven
, has been .chosen as
totters, but for those who pr?
board can bo bad In private
where they will be coud
bly cared for, all most acces
. . y0 to convention hall.
Parties desiring to seoure board
^ttt advanoe, candoso bv communica
ting with Mrs. Ida M. Lining, 32
(George street, Charleston, 8. C.,|
? oU?irmaa-eomwltteo on informa
tion. Please be explicit In stating
...VOW many ladies will be willing to
occupy* one loom. Mrs. Lining
aod her committee will gladyfind'
accommodations for alt ooming."
Thle* Is signed by the following
committee from the Charleston
Qhepter : Martha B. Washington,
? Henrietta O Mnrdnob~M?ry ft.
Poppenhelm, and Mrs. W. VV. 81
moos.
Mrs. C. J. Shannon, Jr.,
Cor. Sec. 8. C. Dlv. U. D. C.
Camden, 8. C.
Messenger please oopy.
Which rn.ro Your
- T?a hoy a want to gather granea.
One was bappy because they found
grapea. . The other was unhappy
beeaote the grape* h?d eeeds in
them.
Two men, being oonvalesoent,
were naked how they Vfcre. One
aaid, "I am bolter to-iUy." The
otlier a aid, "I we# woiae y eater day."
When it rains, one man ?ays.
"ThU will make mud another,
lie will lay the dust."
'wo boya examined a bush. One
?d that it had a thorn; lb*
thai it had a rote.
children looking through
laaew, one aatd, "The
ESFp~im<l the other ?atd,
w bee, one not
got eluug. The
a honey bee; the
a*14 on e m an.
idle," aaya
yt.
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wmk^wm
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Drowned ID A Spring.
Special to the 8<at*. '
Society Hill, Oct. IS.? A little
hny Monet I Jew lit. was drowned In
* spring near big borne about tbre#
mile* from here iu Chesterfield
oouoty last Wednesday* The little
hoy's mother and step-father, Mr.
Henry Tucker, w*Te catting bey
and tie bad been their custom, they
to the spring for water.
Tbe boy'a long stay caused tbe
parents to investigate. The little
fellow was found bead foremost in
tbe sprang. , Life was not extlnot
hot the discovery we* made too late
for resuscitation. When tbe boy
left hie parenta be bad a stick of
candy in ble hand and it is thought
he dropped it in the spring, which
Is. five feet cMep, and in trying .V>
recover '&t, he lost his balance and
feirih. " ~ ; r
Bxcnrslon Bates to Augus^ Ga.
The Southern Railway wlH sell
reduced rates tickets from all
point* io the State of South Cero.
Una to Augusta, Ga., and return
account of State Reunion of Con
federate Veterans November 10tb
1:4th, at One Cent a mile plus
Twenty Ifjve Cents.
Ticket* on isle ffom points be
yond radius of 100 miles of Au
gusta, Oa., November 9ib-10th, and
points within radius of 100 miles
November lOth llth, and for trains
sfledfllfid to arriye JLb Aagaita, Oa.
before noon of November 12tb,
limited to November igtb, 1903.
For full parHo^laj:<r apply to any
local agent of the Company or to
R. W. Hunt, D, P. A.
Charleston, 8. C.
A complete line of coffins? all
prices at T. J. Arrant**.
An old Lexington county farmer
who beard Col. Johnston's speech in
the Tillman caso exclaimed : "Gosh,
almighty 1 Hut if George Johnston
could pick cotton like ho oan taty he
would be worth his feed and sixty
cents a ft ay of any man's money.
It Is indeed a wise man who knows
his own business.
fj)r. y. JV. JVamor,
DENTIST.
? Ofllco over Camden> Drug Compamy.?
money^ToaY
Eighteen Hundred Dollars to loan on
unincumbered roal citato in Korshaw
or Dartington counties. Apply to
A. H. Young,
Kalb, 8. 0.
Oot. 9, J00?.
Trespass Notice.
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? All porsons aro hereby warned not to
trespass upon my lands about 0 miles
above (jumdon for the pnrpoao of bunt
ing or for any other purpose whatsoever.
Parties. disregarding ibis notice will V?
prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
W. W. Huokabee.
Oct. 16, 1903.
Application For Final Surge.:
Notice is hereby given that one month
from this date, ' on Monday, November
2nd. 1903, I will apply to tho Judge of
JVooaW^f Kershaw County for Letters
Dlsmissory ae Administrator or the Es
tate of A. C. Watte, decoaeed.
J. E. CREED.
Camden, STCT. Oct. 75, 1908. ~
Master's Sale. ?
South Carolina Kershaw Oonnty.
W. M. Gay, Pfalntijjr,
Against
Thomas C. Reeves and Sarah E.
Reeves, Defendants,
Under and by virtuo of a docree hero
in, I will Boll nt public outcry, before the
Court House in?atndon, within the legal
hours of sale, on the first Monday in No
vember. 1903, the following real estate :
All that certain piece, parcel or tract
of land lying, being and situated in the
oounty of Kershaw, Stato of South Caro
lina, containing ninety six (96) acres
more or leas, and bounded on the North
by land* of the estate of N. Gay, deceased.
South bv lauds of the estate of Elisabeth
Reetet, "Ktsl by lands of W. F. Brewer,
and West oy lands of W. F. Browor.
Terms of sale?Cash.
L. A. W1TTKOWSKY,
Master, K. C,
Oct. 9, 1903.
Master's Sale.
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kiOUvu OsruiiiiH ? ?K?i?imw v/ouuiy.
4 Court Common Pleas.
Henry G. Garrison, Plaintiff, -
Against -?
Dare Evans, Ausburn Evans, Amolia|
Evans and others.? Defendants.
Under and by virtue of a decree herein, i
I will eel! at pub'io outcry before the
Court Ilouse in Camden , within the legal ]
hours of sale on^he first Mondav in No
veinber next:
All that cortain pieco, parcel or tract
of land, lying, boing.and situate in Ker.
shaw County, Stato of South Carolina ,
containing ono hundred and forty (140)
sores, more or lees, and being lots Nos.
2ft, 84, 27, and thirty (I* 0) acres of No ft.
of the Clples tract, and having suoh
shapes and boundaries as nre represented
rWy.a plat on record' in the oflfciTor Ibis
{Uerecary of State atColnmbla S. C., and
?ds as deeded to Dave Kvane.
by_8cCfretary of State of Sooth
. otW ftdth, A. 1>. xm. which
rrsoorderi in the Clerk's office
:y, in Book 4 Mi," pagw
of Sale?One third cash, the
> oe a credit of one and two year#,
Met from the tJar of sale, *e
MONEY TO LOAM. \
On improved farm* ?t7 per cent, \n
tercet on sum* of f 1 000 and overbed
8 per rent. on H?m? t*f 1a** il.an *1 (100 '
No toftiurtoelon* ch y .
L. WinhWr,
^ . 4\ park How,
New York,
L, A. Wlikowaky, Camden, S. C.
Sept. 26, Jt>oa.
Why Not uwn A Home?
When ybtr,eftiy 1 4fnn homo or farn i for j
lees than the rwit yon pay why not own
one?. For full particular* about tlijp
easy pUu apply to '
W. 6. Hough. Local Agt.
M. L. Smith. Local Attorney
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Jf. Jt. ffionsori,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,!
CAMDEN 8,C; , ?
Piano aod apooiflciUone furnUhod.
Plate-glass store fronts a Speciality.
Work superintended
Jan. 9 tf. ,,
Real Estate
And Collecting Agency.
All property for ?*le or rent, find
all claims pla<Vt in my bands will
receive prompt attention. Claims of
all kinds ? rents or open accounts
Office opposite the Workman House
in J. F. Jonktn's office.
C. C. ALEXANDER.
SANITARY PLUMfi^Mi.
I wish to inform the public that I hays
secured the aerrices of Mr. T. H. Haw*
kin* who it a first class journeyman
Plumber and master of bia trade. I am
only doing firat?clnss work. Plutnbinp.
tinning, cornice, Steam* hot air and
hot water heating . ,
If done by me, your work will he done'j
in the best and most efficient manner.
JOHN P. JENKINS.
Notice To Teahers And
Trustees.
Beginning at tho oponing of the present
school year, July tho lat, teachers muat
use in their schools tho new School Reg
ister, which may be hud on application
at this office.
Claims will not be approved unless
made out on the new forms*.
K. C. Bruce,
Supt. Education, K? C.
femTiiMGR & son,
? MANUFACTURERS OP ?
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Moulding, Building Material,
Sash Weights arid Cord*
CHARLESTON, ^ Sr e.
Purchase our matetf, wKcfi"
we guarantee superior to any
sold South) and thereby save
money.
Window and Fancy Glass a;
HpffciaUy. -* ? July 4-3.
Tax Notice.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Coun-1
ty Camden, 8. C., Sept., 15th , t$08,J
In accordance with the act to rklse
?up piles for fiscal year commencing j
January 1st. 1908, notice is hereby given
that the Treasurer's* office of Kerahaw
county will be open for the collection of j
taxes from the loth day of October,. 1903,
until the Slat day of Pecembor, 1903.
The rate nor centum for Kerahaw coun- 1
tv is aa follows : Milln
State Taxes 5
School Taxed 8
County Taxes 4
Rail Road Taxel \
Total ? U)fe'
The following Special levie* hare been
made also: Mills
Special School tax District No. 1 . 8
Special 8ohool tax. District No. 1,
. for interest on School Bonds - v t
Graded School Building. Mills]
Dlstriot No. 1 * M
Special School tax District No. . 1, 3
' ' ' 2; 1H |
? ... 4, 8
? ? ? . 7 n
? ? ? ? _ ? *
? ? a, J
r 12, ?
' ' IT, 8
? % ? - 1S, ?
? 4 ' 1 22, 2
? . i 99. 2
The road tax ol ono dollar can be paid i
the county Treasurer from Oct. loth, i
1903, to March 1st, 1904.
All male persons living within cor- 1
porate limits of cities ot towns, students [
attending any col logo or school of the
stats, Ministers in charge of regular eon*
sregsttonn, teachers employed in puhHc
schools, sehool trustees deriagtheiMferin
of office, persons permanently iflsabted
and those actually sngggstfntbe qimraa
tias service of the state art exempt from,
the payment oT road tkx. All other
?ale persons between the a?ea*f 19 and
f? years are repaired to pay tsMhroft*
t SL not '*** th*n W* *****
^hepoITiaxls fi
All tMAfmation ^ to tax** anil befiss*]
ntsfced apou apparition,
ot Milffll olWI Ul6 AXOOUTlt TTT WC{
123 With the said list. 1
TOU|j jktt&p mf
^?ri| please. *
READ EVERY Lifit iF YOU DO HOT YOU
Will MISS SOMETHING YOU ARE IN
NEED OF,
j?eep your money v?t home, then j.qq wdl have no reason to cowplaio of
bard tiroes. Your needs esn be supplied In your own city ju*t as cheap
as yon oan order thew from any other city. Some people believe in se&d
ing off (or everything they want. A little argument right hero. Suppose
wo all Bend off and get what we want What a city we would havil Star
ration would soon be on us. ?i<>, 1st us help eaoh other. Now. to bus!
noss, Just come and see my stock of Furniture, the largest end best as.
s^rtmeot that has ever been in Camden. Appreciating the feet that money
is scarce, I am determined to idifee prices to salt the times. Here Is what
I have:
Bed Boom Suits. Parlor Buits, .Wardrobes, Dining Tables, Sideboards,
China Closet*, > ^
ALL USEFUL ARTICLES.
Book Cases* Couches, Bed Lounges, Morris Chairs, Mattings, Rugs. Por
tiere, Window 8b*de?r Toilet Svts, Lamps, Clocks, Mirrors, ? everything
to make home comfortable.
COOKING STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS. OIL
STOVES,
a large assortment of these. *
SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL CRASS FURNITURE.
Reed Rockers, Childreue* Chairs and Rockers, Dining chairs.
A nice tine of Chiffoneers. Odd Dresser*. Odd Washsjtands, .Cupboards,
Kitchen Hares, ? '
Clothes Baskets, Work B.ubkets, Luncli Baskets, Qoneral use Baekets^sll
grades, -
Pillows, feathers and Cotton Comforts, Blankets,
Mattresses, ail grades, ,
Art Squares, Door Mats, B<iuy Carriages, Go Carts, - , 1
Chair Seat!*, New Home Bowing Machines, Machine Oil, Machine N$u
dies, Machine Bands, Machine Rubbers, and any attaohmeqts or parts of
Maohines, if'QQt on hand, will .he ordered at onoo,
Center Tables, Pictnres, Easels, Picture Cords, Pfaure Nails.
Obildrens Cribs, Childrens Cradles, Commodes, ?
furniture Polish, Iron Beds, Bed Springs, Onyx Tables,
Lace Curtains, Curtain Rods, Drapery Pins,
Clothes Wrfnfgprs, Patent Churns, >.
When yoa need anything in our line I will be glad to have you call.
Prices and qnality of ijnods^ will interest yoa ? and will satisfy yott that
there is no uee to send away frcro home for goods.
? Very Respectfully,' i.
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GENUINE PERUVIAN GU
Ttie Guano deposits aro situated In the rocky Hands antfi
in gullies aloiig the coast of Peru. These places have been
for ages the abode of innumerable sea birds, such as pelicans,
penguins, etc. Here where their living and breeding places,
as well as their cemeteries, so that the guano waft "formed not
only of their excretions, but also of their" bodies and the re
mains of the fi3K nponwhrchTtiebirdB jfed. ? ? -- ?
We are the Bole Agents in thb TJnitedStates for the arffeof
Guano Peruvian Guano, free from all adulteration or chemical
treatment, and we believe i$ -to be the best all Tround fertil
known. .
Reports have been persistently spread by sellers of various
brands of Manufactured Fettilissem that the Peruvian Ouano
Deposits have long 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 expect to import during the
coming year at Ipast double that quantity.
Peruvian Guano is a Complete,: well-balanced, Natural Ma
nure, containing the, principal elements of planTfoOd in fill
most suitable condition, and is completely blended and incor
porated that it can never be equaled by any ordinary com
pounded Chemical Manure. - - j
All Genuine Peru ui an Guano is packed in even weight 200 1
pound Red Burlap Bags, with onr name and analysis printed
thereon*-- - ~ ? ? ? - - ? =
The 0000 ton cargo which we have just received per steam-]
ship "Strathmore" analyse*:? ? - ? -t~ -r? ? ? - ? -
4.00 per cent AMMOJJA ;
" * ACTUAL POTASH
20.50 ? <? PHOSPHO^TO ACID
Onr Price for this material is $$0.00 per ton of 2.000 lbs.
packed in red burlap bags delivered f, o. b. cars at New
Ofk OF CuaTiOoiOu. Iriw iiiau iGu lota at ti>6 FatoGf ^32.50,
fper ton. We will ship one bag of this Guano as atrial to any
town east of thaMiBsissibpi River at 43.60-deKveTedv. Special
price on car load lots and over. -
1L G. Garrison, of Camden, is our agent for the sale of Gu
ano in Kershaw county,
Edmund Mortimer '<& Co.,
Sole Agent for the Uuited States.
Referring to above I beg to say I am taking Orders for Jan
uaryj February and Mrrch delivery. The supply it limited,]
those who expect to buy are requested to let "me have their
orders now. iHIWtMI.
-?"t v! i ? t?t'
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<3*all jinnonticemant.
Having just returned from the Northern nut r kef* I \yiah trt v:
announce that white fliers I secured nmny harems an'lv
bought one pi the largest and bent .selected stocks o i \
over brought to Camden, consisting oi , ' ... ..." ^ ^
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES AND FURNITURE
When in need of anything in t lie above limta call ?uui ?W)
roe and I guarantee that I can pleanc you. A dollar will go
ao far at my store I am sure you will be glad you
liepresenting Wamiaovikar & Hrown of Philadelphia,
I make a specialty of handling mode- to-order suite, from t,Ma
Well-known house. In all cases a perfect lit and SfttufHOnon
guaranteed, < ?
* vV * ' f _t i ?
I am
Cordially inviting ONE AND. ALL to cow# to
?rt Very Truly Yours,
'David Wolfe
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THE LINE FOR BUSINESS,
THE LINE FOR PLEASURE,
THE LLME FOR ALL THE BHST
SUMMER RESORT
^ 1\ ?Sj*xg&fSi5|
Cocapiet* Summer Rcuort Yofaet
M4t<4 to Aoy?A4#!^g-|^^ggBj
W. A. Tv*x.
F?m. Traffic Mtt,
WMHIUO'NH.D.C.
S. H. Hahdwick, W
Ob'1 Pisa. Agoirt, AMt.
WAGHIHOTOM.Q.C. A
Air Line Railway,
North-South- East- W
Two Daily Pullman YestiJguled Li
Trains Between South and New
.The Beet Rateg and Route to all Baste
Cities Via RICHMOND and WAS*
INCTON, or Via NORFOLK *
steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memftl
? * . ?
Louisville, St. Louie, Chicago, >few "C
leans, and all Points South and Soulliw*
?To Savannah and Jacksonville woyd J
? /? '
points in Florida and Cuba.
Xl-L. i' i'*j^35aSH
'otitively the shortest I:
'? rote*.
or to J. J. Puller, Travelling PaS8?
Agent, Columbia, 8. C. - ? - -S
V, Ste-tra.rt A. a p.
Savannah, 6b.
: ;Do jou want boards 0, 8, 10 or 13 incl.es wide, "
1? feet longUBOmmefeW ltmfcSs, dresicd
ing, Siding, or .ny kind of asing?or a
-Wimlqvr -ffr*me to
of Plaith Btocka, <5aHT or QnttrW Koim<(
_ scoteOalwiatfi
F?ce Casings? Don { y <ra need Crown