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T W. h McDOWKLL, : Oamden, fl, O. -rrsmmmmn wmtmmmmmm OAMPKN, 3. P., NOV. 20, 1903! Ofi Watting Time. Time flifs. Th la U a true say h$. We do not always realize the truth. A youug nan starts out in life with high hopea and strong am* bition, The years ahead of bto look long years to hitn. The ?ay of his aehieveroentguem* In ? far distant future. But ttye^gpars pale, each succeeding one dmre swiftly than its predecessors. Soon lie the time becoming short in he may accomplish his plans. In work or pleasure ohanges come, and the time has flown so fast that account of il cannot' be taken. V When ooe comes to middle life a year is scaroo t begun before it is H7' gone. It is now that ono begins to be impressed with the truth, time tilies. The old world, the sun and moon and stars go on evenly in I their course; their pace is. not changed. Yet how different to the one who, instead of seoing a sum mit to attain looks down rather than up, <?*1 sees in the noarj distance a brink of a dark river to which he is rapidly nearlng. Youth cannot too highly value % the yenjs, tho months, the days -J even the hours ? an tboy puss U J5*ch day is ? step towards age. I>0 not waste time* Do not fritter yoot days away iu folly that is tnuoh worsb thwn purposeless. One -cwfoot b? working or epgagcd up. eerioue matters all tho time. ' ^ecrpairtm and all nmuaeiueuts v- - httvo thplr hlac^. With many poo . ~ ? pte the hours of cach^day are just fitted, away ; going for neither war k, study nor j^oiusement. It Is an idle nooning between doing thing* ; a drawling of tbo pr6oens^)f . Instead of doing things Imartily, whether it bo study, work " p)?yr they iiile along. . The old adage of sohotdday fame is good K*. j<-wg after pohool *da$a are past. ? Milwaukee Journal. Ask your >grnoer about "Fewer gallons; weaTs longer." Ask your lawyer 'about "Fewer ^ . . '|niltiw ; wears longer." ? Ask your doottfr about "Fewer gaiions; wear$ longer. jj !#a ^omposliions From the Camden (Jrud<d School. DOGS. rlrr: ? Tharo are many kinds of dogs, snob a? the collie, St. Bernard and New Foundland, Tho St.. Bernard conies from -j- the Alps, The raonkH have a monastery r7: i?jan the mountains and send theee dons "out to find the loat people. The St. v.-;.-.. Bernard are among the largest dogs in the w6rld. They have a large head and , body. The Hhepard is the most Benej ' ' ? ble dog. You can train thom to do moat anything. I like the St. Bernard dogs the best. Our dog is a collie and we uae it for a watoh dog. It has brown hair and white - fc- face. . ? ? Dogs should be treated kindly and not be wliipped much. Some dogs have a house to sleep iu when it 1h cold, but thiiy prefer the yard to alecp in When it ia hot. Any dog can be trained accord ing to its nature. > Once there "u>u* Bome children playing, in the road with a dog. and a horse caoft running by and the larger children got v < out the way, but thfe little child did not ; .V'? ^n?w' what to do; but the dog grabbed i ; this .child and her cut of th ; _ .r? way In time. Helen Phelps. " AgeiC^Grade 6 DOGS. . Dogs are the most affectionate animate. Ther? are many different kinds, there _ are the setter, pointer, pug, sheppard <^u.4ft&4-oollle. Pointer* are moat uttfull for ntlng. ' Betters are alao used for this Doga have often beep taught to babiaa. a * dog waa taking oare of a little ^?nd. some men were planning to aft her. Thr dog H? ard oue of the caltthe /jbUd'a n a niK.au d point to r enee or twice. He kneW~ao me thing ~o haippen, ao he atayed neat men were Afraid of the dog' iron ble the little girl n a Java . . tongue M brtgiTout l\ o t bis fOOQth. It does not look r . doge, j at the Htm ? pp*ar ?. This Utile dog gEfef & jwks *ho?^xo^ax, yxbw*. ~ ~ : Mr. jfe L BoH of WesttiUe waa i? Ca i& d 4tro e ? t* r d ay, ; - r Don't fwgra tb? J3r*35??tr At tt?e Op &r* Home utrkt Thursday ft&d Fri day nights. 1 Mr . Howard Vwii who m* 1*m on ti visit to hie fafhe* l??t j Tuesday. For further Infornja^aj apply at the Gilt jvlge. Auk your druggist about '?Fewer] gallons; wears longer." Don't aek us about "Fewer gal ion?; wears longer. 1 - Ask the postmaster about ''Fewer KhJIouh; wears longer." Auk Joe Hell about "Fewer gal lons; wears longer." Ask you{ minister about "Fewei,, gallons; wears longer. Fire Wednesday mornia# last do stroyed the barn of Mr. A. D. Ken nedy at bis home on Fair street. The origin of the Are is unknown Uy always looking on the bright | side wo never strain our eyes trying to pierce the darkness, Notice. Notice 1m hereby given to the pub lie that mjp little girl, Nellie Lyons, aged 13, ran av?ay from me on Oc tober 7, 1908, irad I forbid anybody hiring or in auvway harboring her. Martha Thompson. Camden, 8. C., Npy. 9, 1908. , .? . . ij ii . RESTAURANT; AND CR0-| CERY. vXbe undersigned liavo open eo^a first-class restaurant arid grocery Htore next north pfj ioodale's Bicycle' Mhqp, atwl respectfully solicit th<i patro nage of the puplic. If it's groceries you need, we| will supply you at the lowest prices. If you want a good square meal, or lunch, we are ready to serve you. Give us a call, HAMMOND & STOKES. Executor's Sale. Under and by virtue of pow# vested in mo by the Will of William Raley, and by o^ortler of John II. Phelps, Judge of | Pj^fbate for Ker?bnvr County, 1 will sel' at public outgjy, at the homo place of William Itulf^, on Tuendpy, Decetnbur l?t next, beginning nj, 10 o'clock a. m. the following p?TM>ual property of Kstate of William Haley : 1 Mult-, ?it-How, 1 Wagon, I Nu^gy, Oorn , * , Fodder, Seed -cotton. ' Farming uieiirita-, Household and kitchen furniture and othor t hints too numerous to ineution. Torma Cash, UILLIAM- HALEY, . ttxeoutor. Nor. 18-3t, Master's Sale. > SUto ot South Carolina, > ftourt of Abbeville County. 5 Common Pleas James C. Haines; Plaintiff. Againit Mabel B. Arranta, Jaunte^. Arrant*, T. Burnett Arrnnts, Marian P. Haines and Cora II . Haines, Defendants, Under and by virtue of a decretal or der granted in the above entitled oauae by Hon J. O. Klugh, Circuit Judge, on Martih 7th, 1908, of which a transcript is on file in the office of Clark of Court Common Pleaa, Kershaw County. I will offer for sale at public outcry 4 before the Court Ilonse aoor in Camden, S. 0., on the t\r?t Monday in December next (1003) the following described real es tate : All tliflt piece, parcel or tract of land* situated In Kershaw County, y. C.? con taining ono hundred i^nd thirty-four (134) noreB more or lets, bounded by lands now or formerly of Uichurd Brown, J. B. Spradley, George Brown, Mrs. Myers, (Jatuu Goff, Duncan Sheorn and others. Terms of Sale, one-hall cash, balance payable in twelve months, secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premi ses sold, with interest from day of safe. L. A. "VVITTKOWSKY. Master, Kershaw County. 13*1808. Mastei's Sale. iSoulh Carolina ? Kcrahaw County Court of Coinraou Pleas. Henry G* Garrison, Plaintiff, Against uavo Kvnns, Auaburn ICvans, Amelia Kyans and others. ? Defendants. Under and by virtue of a decreo herein. T will sell at public outcry before the Churt Iloufco in Camden , within the legal hours of atdc eu the first Monday in De cember next: v. All thi^ccrtain piece, pirpel or tract of land, T^ing. being and situate in Ker uhaw County. State ojf} South Carolina, containing one hundred nnd forty (140) #c*v?,-more or less, and bolnglola'Nofl. 23, 24. L'7. and thirty (80) acren of No 2, of the Ciplea tract, and having auch shape* Mtd boundaries as are represented by a plat oh record in the oflke of the Secretary of Stale at Columbia, 8. C.. and aattt* lands' as deeded to l>ave E vans. Son ikfrn trrfcecroury of nutrotSftBih Caroftna, oaI>eo. 29th , A. I>; 187U, which deed It recorded ja the Clerk's office for Kershaw- Cou&ty#in Book *VJ," page Terms of Sakkrr6ne third cash. <J?e belanee on a or?dit of tid* and two veare, with Inter e?t from th<TlUtr<>f sale, ?v cur+aby * liond o4-the ofrirhr sor and a | _ ? = ? n> vfna mi to the pnrChaier of paying el 1 J j&jcg.r-v-'v- 3_ i ? -r? fw. ? * ? t Qti ??*k. t ioyoB0 havfBtfan old nprahogsnv writing d?**k osp flod mU for it bj applying si this office. I Wsitfed /" Jo larjie Of small ?|t/aI ntltf^fr ] Come and tel/ UM U&y s(? Vqu cuu J Cftfufko Lumber Mhj^/CSTv I Oct. XfMfc \J VEmm\ N ?Over Camden Drug Comeauy.? ? Trespass Notice. J Al> persons are hereby warnod not to nunt or othvr wi#e uwpkhi upon my land* e??t of Camden. >V. W. ClolF. Nov. 18. Walter France, ?4 Painter And'Feper Hanger. J Fortstrlj of New York, Addretih Qarnden Hotel. , Zftenson, CONTRACTOR & BUILDER, CAMDiSN, 8. 0^ ? - Plana #nd ?peclfica(ion? furntohed. PJaU'-j/lnHH store fronts a speciality. Work superintended Jan. 0 if. iy fiiSiyplffli. I wifih-to Inform ttie public that I have secured the servlcaa of Mr. T. H. Haw kin* who Is a flratolasa journeyman l'lumber and muUr of his trade, J mi only doing flrst-chisa work. Plutjjhlnjf. i in niiiK. /cornice. Steam# hot air and hot water heating. If dono by ine, your work will be done in the b???t and most efficient manner, i y JOHN P. JENKINS. ! jr * ? ? ?' . ? i Notice To Teahers And Trustees, Uoshinlng at tliOepening of the present school year, July the 1st, taackers muat uue i? their nchools the new School Keg ietor, which may bo had on application at this office. , Claim* will not be approved unless made out on the new forms, R. 0. Bruce, gufft. Education. K. O. A HOUSE TO ORDER is very mnch superior to one ready mqde. Your own ideas can be embodied to PLANS and the interior and exterior ba in con formity withyonr concepHQii of beauty aad convtrotcrnTST' _ ,, __ T)ie designing end building of modern houses had bsen our study and business (or years and we are competent ta carry out all work -in a satisfactory manner Our experience as ARCHITECTS enables us to pleaae all. MI TCIl AM & BEACH Architects & Engineers. No. 76 Broad Street. Camden, S C? Tax Notice; S"} O/flce of Treasurer Kershaw Coun-} ty Camden. 8. O., Sept., l$fch , 1903. In accordance with the act to ralae supplies for fiscal year commencing Jatmarj 1st. 1903, notice is hereby given that the Tvenaurer's office of Kershaw county will be open for the collection of ; taxes from the lBlh day of October, 1903,1 until the. 31st day of December, 1903. Tho rate per centum for Korshaw coun- 1 ty is as follows : '? ? - Mills ; State Taxes .6 8chool Taxed 8 County Tuxes 4 Uiili Road Taxes Total 14% ,.^o following Special levies haye been mado also: c *- Mills Special Sohool tax Diatrict No. 1. 8 Spoeial Sohool tax. District No. 1, for interest on Sohool Bonds Graded Sohool Building. Mills District No. 1 % ?Special School tax District No. 1, 8 ' ' 2, ll? * ? t ? *,8 t iii 79 1 ? I I ... 1 f\ o ' ilia ? ? 12,2 ? . ? ? 3 ... ? i.. i , 18> 3 1 .. 22, 2 4 ' . ' ' 26, 2 Tho road tax of one dollar can be paid the county Treasurer frota Oct. 16th, 1908, to March 1st, 1904. All ninlo persons living within cor porate limits of cities or towna, students attending any ooliego ot BChooV of t he state, Ministor* in charge of regular con gregations. teachers employed in public sohool s, seliool trustees during their term ot office, persona permanently disabled ?ad those actually engaged in the quaran tine aery ice of th* state are exempt from tho payment o&road .tax. All --othor ?ale persona between the ago* of 18 aud 80 years afo required lb pay said road tax or work not-less than eight days dur ing the year. - Tits poll tax is $1. All Information as to taxes will be Cai nisbed UjponappUoation. ..'Knlltt nf ntimas for Ui aeeelpil wttl-1 WOVkf . , ' ? .' if . ... . ?." ? ' ? ? ? ? ?** ... ?*. - . ? ' ?. . f ?.''?*/?;* ->y r . ff.' ??? ttoji % "please . ? ? ? , READ EVERY LINE IF YOU DO NOT YOU; WILL .HIISS SOMETHING YOU ARE IN NEED OF. { Keep your money at horn?, then yon w?ll hate no reaaon to complaiu of bard times. Yon r ru?eda can bo tupplfed in your own elt* juat as cheap m you can order them from any other eity. Home people KeJ love In send iog off for everything tbey waot, A little argument right bete ? -Suppose all aend off and get what we want Wbat a city we would have! Htaf ration would eoon bo on ti?. No, lot us help each other, Now to bus! new*. Just come and wo my st >ck of Furniture, the largest and Jiost as sortment thai ha 9 ever been in Camden; Appreciating tbo fact tba,t mono) is aoarce, X am determined l<> in.Me priceirto suit the times. Here la^wbat I have J.. v " *?'?; tted Room Suits. Parlor i'uU'i, Wardrobes, Dluiag Tables, Sideboard*, China Uloaetiy ALL USEFUL* ARTICLES ? Book Cases, Couches, Bed Lounges, Morris Chairs, Martings, Itugs.tVjr for*, Window Sbados, Toilet fk is, ijarnps, Cleoks, Mirrors,?- fever jibing to m?ko bome comfortable ^ COOKING STOVES. RANGES, HEATERS C STOVES, a laifc o o- tment of tbeee. ? SEE OUR BEAUflFUL Cfc$S FURNITURE. ReLl Hoeker^ Children?' eir.if). arid Jiockt'ra.IJiniii^ cbalra. A n?ip Hnej^rCbifloneere, 0 Jdr1 Dreeaefa, odd SVaahstande, Cupboardu, Kltohen"Stsf63/ Clothes Baskets, Work Basket?, LunqJj Baskets, Goncval use Brockets, all grades, ? l^Uows, Feathers and Cottoa Comforts, Blankets, Mattresses, all grades, Art f$6uaro8, Dtfur-Mats, D.iby (Carriages, Go Carts, . Chair Seats, Now Home Sewing Machines, Machine Oil, Machine Nee dies, Maobine Bawds, Machine* Rubber*, and nny attachments or' parts of Machines, if. not ou hand, will l>o ordered nt once. Center Tabled, Pictures,. KwIh, Picturo Cords, Pic ure Nails. Chihlrons Cribs* Chjiili'eL'H <7adW, Commodw. Furniture Polish. Iron Beds* lUd Springs, Onyx Tables, !Laoe Curtains, Curtain Bods, Drapery Pins, , Clothes Wringers, Patent Chu: us, . / _ -.?? ?y ? -uj.. v ' .:r j.xilr.v.. ?_ . ' ? When yon need anything in our line I will ba glad to bare yon call Prices and quality of ItmOds"will interest yoa ? and will satisfy you thai tbero is no nee t o send away from homo for goods. . Yory Hesp.iot fully, W. GEiSENHEIMER. GENUINE PERUVIAN ??g MO. A Complete Natural Manure The Guano deposits are situated in the rooky islands and in gullies along the "coast of Per^ These, places have been forages the abode of innumerable sea birds, such as pelicans, i^tcr - -drtere wfcm^~l1i^r -Hv^Tng and ' Weedii t ? g places; as well as their cemeteries, so that tTie guano was formed not only of their excretions, but. also of tlioi* bodies' at>d the re mains of tho fis.h', upon. w-hicUah?*'4>.icds-&4*~ ? -~r~~ r We are the Sole^genis in the States ftjr tho sale of Guano Peruvian Guano, free from alladij^eratjo'n orctiemical treatment, and we believe it to be the best all 'round fertilizer known. ... . '* Reports have been persistently spread by sellers of T?trio us brtinds^f Manufactured PoHilizers that the IVruvian Guano Depeans have long been exhausted; but we are glad to Bay 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 ton* of this-mateml and . expect to, import durmg the coming year at least double that quality. > Peruvian Guano is a complete, well-balanced, Natural Ma nure, containing the principal elements of jMarit food in the m6st suitable condition, aud is completely blended and inooi' poratcd that it can never be equaled by any ordinary com pounded Cheraioal Manure. All Genuine Peruuian Guano is packed in even weight 200 pound Red Burlap Bags, with our name and analy sis printed thereon. ^ The 6000 ton cargo which we have just received per steam - nhip "Strathmorea^iralygrs7~ ~ ** - 4.00 per cent AMMONA 3 82 - ' ACTUAL POTASH 20.50 " - PHOSPUOHIO AOID OurPrice for this material is $30.00 per t?n of 2:000 lbs. packed, in red burlap bags delivered f. o. b. cars at New York or Charleston. Lea's thap ton lots at the'tate of $32.60, per tou. We will ship one hag of this Guano as atrial to any own east of the Mississippi i^Ter ax $3:00 delivered.. Special price on oar load lotB and over. Hs G. Cariison, of Camden, is our agent for tlio sale of Gu ano in Kershaw county. Edjhiund Mortimer & Co., Sole Agent for the United States. ? , ? - > " Referring to above I beg to say I am taking Orders for Jan uary, February and Mrreh delivery. 'The eupjgjy is limited, those who expect to buy are requested to let me have their orders now. H, <*. Oarriwon. .My slock of Fahoy and lie ivy Groceries, lies, iiiul General Merchandise is all thit c i+nd when in-racd^pf my i t^nyiti TKy' f'nyyyft J'a// <?(nn ottn com (m t Having }0Nttrne^l Iron; the Northern m&rfe?tr. ijnuouncfe th#t H#ile ther?^ii- #eeuired many ? bought oneof the largest &t?d best selected efcclK of icwr In-ongfct to Camden, ccHwibtipj* of DRY GOODS, ClOTHJKfc^S, BTO JMIO GROCERIES AND FURNITURE. ?V ' - ?' I When in n?el of anything in tbeabov* iinea c^fandj^u. me ami I guarantee 4h$ri con ploaao you. A. dollar wil) ii so far ut niy ntore I am mho you will Jbe gl?'l you came. \ Repreaentititf Wannawukor & Brown of Philt?lel|j4a< Ixmako aspodalty ot handling mad^to-ardsr *uiu ftoia4Ma ;, woll-kiiown house. In all cases a perfect lit and s'att*? clion ; guurantttod. :g?M Cordially inviting ON ft AND ALL to com? to Wi $5 lam Vi'iy Truly Yours, 1 wM ' 'iwi-i ?rXJr,* THE LINE FOR BUSpC THE LINE FOR PLfcAfc . " THE LIME FOR AS ISS SUMMER RE Gwnplete Summer Resort Fol 6tx Mailed F*?? to A ay Address. <* W. A. Tu.uk.. S. H. H/ur>wicit, Fsss. Traffic Mgr. Gor/l P*m, Ag*iH, WABHIMOYOM, B.C. V/AStfrlMOTOW. D.C, TfiSpFvr detailed ulesj PulltQ?n B any agent of tM:jj or to Spa. mmmum mXm