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jBBED KVKRY FRIDAY ?Y Jr.* Xj* MobqwbijJj. ^UttacwipTION |{ Al'Kt ;~~Ono year,$I .W), ?t* month*, 75 u?oti; tit re* months, 40 cent*. Jbttuarieu charged for at name ralen a? ? advertising. Jandidatea' Curd* for County office* OonKreMtoiul $10.00. AJI communications addressed to thin pap*pr must be accompanied by tin- true name and uddre?a of the writer, in or der to insure attention. Rejected man uscripts will not bo returned. dominunioationa will ho publiahed who" of interest to the general public and Hot Of a defamatory nature. No re sponsibility will bo assumed for tho views correspondents. Business local*, 6 cents per lino oacb in sertion. &4TJte ?o? AnvKHTiaiNO Ordinary transient adrertisraents, first insertion $1 .00 per square ; each lubaequeut in ?ertion 60 cent* por square. Rates for coutract advertising will be an nounced upon application at the office. Remittances by chocks, drafts and portal money orders should bo made pay ablo to W. ?i. MoDOWKLL, (Jamden. S. C. OAMDKN, H. O., MAU 1 8, 11)04 Governor Odell, of Now York, is expected hero to-day to witness the game of polo. Dr. O. A. Darby, a Huporanuafed Methodist preacher, who was at one time provident of Columbia Female College, died 8th in at. Senator Tillman haa been aufTer ipg Intensely several days from ab aceases in hi a throat. 1 1 i h condition ip not regarded hh dangeroua. The case of Spain Kelly for the murder of W. F. Creech waa tri?d in Blshopvillo laat week. Atone o'clock Sunday morning the Jury handed in ? verdict of "not guilty." Grover Cleveland !r>s writt"n ari aj.tiole, in which he says the Dcrn ocratlc party can win at the next presidential election if the party will abandon all vagaries and come back to first principles. Governor Heyward haa ordered un election in the Second district for a successor to Congressman Croft. It is to be held on May 17th next. A primary campaign will bo arranged by the alate exe cutive committee. The Atlanta Constitution cilia atteption to the fact that while Ohio Is mobbing a negro, Georgia, one of tho terrible southern atatwa that has been guilty of such oflVnpe to tho negro, is building onto a monument. How can thoao things be? ..Hon. John G. Uicharda was in Camden on Monday last and paid ^Tbe Chronicle oftlco a pleasant cull. Mr. Richards has recently been offered tho appoint roont of Dis pensary Inspector but ho stales positively that for personal reasons be Will not aucapt It. Mr. Iilcharda abated further that ho ^vould, in ?H- probability, bo a candidate for re-election to tho Legislature. II< has certainly made a faithful rep resentative and we areauro that the voters would take great pleasure in GMting the ballots for him again. v.r ' Hod. Geo. W. Croft, represen t:i tlte In congress from the Second South Oaralina district, died in Washington Inst week. Ilia death was caused by blood poisoning which resulted from the slicking of a, splinter in his thumb ahout eigh' weeks *go. -A. d*v or two after t h ?? incident the ?mull wound became fo painful h r ?<> require an applica tion of witch hsz-1, which seemed lo have all the effect thai wiiti dp aired. A week Inter, however, there UTS* a recurrence of the pain, ami Mr. Croft prow stoadily worse until death euded his sutFering*. Superintendent Mnrtin on Sum mer Schools. Hon. O. H. Martin, Stale Suixr inkflndont of education has written to each county superintendent in structing him to make a canvass of the teachers in his county to as certain how many will attend a State, county or district summei schools. In hit* letter Mr. Martin aays: "We must not have any *inail ?ononis, such as were conducted In three or four coumios last, year* If we can pet 10 or f)0 teachers in -? county school, then the result* will Juatlfy the labor and expendi tnre; but, if we are to liavo onh eight or ten and some of those SOhool children, then we must con- j solid ate several counties und run district schools. 1 am confident that, In some sections, it will bo wdl to put si least two oounties to (?iltir and bold a school in one ?9?atj this year and in the other IntlMfi Our Mew IMvprn Mr. Kditor: The eleotlon by 1 1?4> Hoard of Contj<d last week of Mr T. W. Laug.aa I)Up<iDtH' f??r Cam den was quite a surprise to pjost of rtiir c!tl?on?, and especially to ihot< wlfo ui<: familiar with the I > i H|>C' ?> - sary law. They cannot understand how 1 1i? Hoard could hnve so fur forgotten their oh'. Ii of olllce n* to ignore tin' law in the manner iliey did. 1 hid told thut the law prohibits the em ployment of any one in the dis pensary, who in eonneoled hy <? i ? Ii ** ? Mood or marriage, even to the t* i x t Ii generation, with the members t lie Hoard of C >ntrol. It in #? ul ? I that Capt. Hell, the IWjuDUponser, Is a nephew liy marriage of Mr. Truesdel, who is Chairman of the ; Hoard. Also, that Mr. Lung's son married Mr, Truesdel's daughter. Till* looki to ine liko thoro is a family relationship *? y marriage i much closer than the sixth genera- J tloo. Wo are now living under a Demo cratic Administration, and it in our ho ant that onr efHciala observe the la w as it is \vi i t ten y* therefore, the State Hoard of Control should be request (I to look into this matter and that 1 he law la observed Am it at h ii '1 ^ now, it looks too much like a family affair There were other good nanus be foro i he Hoard, ao they cannot put in hh an excuse i hat there were no other applicants. 1 understand that Mr Trtiofulo] aayB thut t h i ^ action haa the endorse ment of tho bast citizen*. fie is mis j taken. The heat citizens do not en dorse a violation of 1 iw ju<t to pf t members of their family into office; nor can the Sl.uto Hoard of Control afford to take audi a view <>f it, either. A man ceasea to bo a "beat citizen" when he endorses a viola tion of law. I am very truly, A Voter. livery body Heads tho County Tit per. from the Chester Lantern. The Hev. K. Mail, of Me CoiiriellRvillw, made a remaik lu this olllce the other n orniug which w?> believe is full <>f truth. Whilu (1 ia cus.sing a matter in which he was much interested, he said that the county p:i per a an: read more gene rally and more closely than any other class of literature. Hu?y pen (do Hiiini over the daily, and the church paper is taken by porhaps a lt'?H proportion of families than one in three, while neatly eyery family reads the county paper from the first article on the first page to tho last ad verliscment on the last page. Tributo of Rospoct. TribnJe of respect on the ? ^ ? 1 1 1 1 of I>ro Henben II Boll, member of Damascus M. Iv Sunday School : Whereas if hnH pleased flod in Mis wisdom to rt'imt'i* by death from hw tni'M our Brother, Reuben M. Hell, thuj* causin ?? a vacant feat in our Sunday school and whereas ve highly prized (lie plea* Hiit relations ao loa; held l>y our brother witb tho members of this school, we deem It proper ami ri^ht to place on record our appreciation of Mm an a man and a* a teacher in our Hchool. There lorn bo it resolved 1st. TliBt while we how in bumble suhmisilon to the will ot Ilitu whodoeth all well, we deeply mourn the loss of him who hnsbien called from the labors of this life to the life beyond tho river. 2nd. That in the death of Tirother H II. llell We have lost a useful (and a* lonjt r.? he was |>li> sit-till able) active and zeal ma member, idwava promptly on time and in bis place to disc h nyo hi* duty :?? trie h< r of hi* class. lie, was a devoted hu>band, a loving and indulgent fathur, n peaceable, quiet neighbor ami wo trm-t, .idi v.mt christian man. !>td I", ill thi m- r< si.lniidim tn> spieiil upon tin- | > u v' ? ' s ii ih" m Cord bo? k of thi# school an I |>nhli-dicd in the county pa pers and :i ropy !>?? sen* to the family of the dcrr>t*od itioiher U. 11. thdl, ex pressing our d? epesst sympathy with tlu iii ;ii their *:td hcrojfvemcnt .1 A McDowell, D. ?? I- le.cher. .1 1 , You II IT. Committee Compositions From I lie ( 'inmirii (Jtiiilrd School Nov KM HER November, the eleventh monili of (lie yea1', is perhaps the most pictun sijae. Dni'iUkf the tirst part of the month, the lenves of the trees are nil turning bril liant slirtib"! of red and yellow, while mmire is nr. initio cvervthinu for the routine winter. Hut dining t!ie lust ? ? I the month the leaves benin to fall and leave tlie limns of t lie trees bare. The weather of N"\ einhfV i-< ircnerallv a little cool. I ut very rmbrtmny, which makes everyone brace up after the Ion it hot summer. In November. lie* ."tin scotn? t< > shine with more warmth ami brightness than at any other tiiu.- ot the \eiir. ar-.d, wlu-n it sotn and thro \ . ?ieh beautiful lights on the >ky, |!u> contrast between the innauive c oOf> ?t 'tie t. e. ? ?.nd die sfcv ? m ken a beautiful ???.; ne. 1 In N >venih??r. there are no! very many flowers in bloroi!, the liyht frosts that fall genera?!)' hill or blight Iheni. ' \ b ?' lets, chrysanthemums, and the wiid flowers that yrow in tho woods, are a v.ndurt at this time ot the* yo:ir. 1 Hickory-nuts, persimmons, ami many other nuts ?et ripe in November,; Itbeinj? cool in November allows boys and ^lrls to play mantes in which tin re! ?a more oxercbe than those which are' played In Nutmnor, such as ftut-Udl and j NHil'btll, Th?nk?jfirlna Day, which lsud*yact.| apart (or religious ??ryices, to ?cknow the goo<lnei?? of (ioil. atwaya coojevj on llio li?*t Thuraday in November, It yr a h >ral holiday, It looked forward to by all lJ*D*a who lire in >ny way to. ?d- yed. MHrgsreiJCldredge. 16*-F(fiil ywr Jligh 8ehool. &AKI8TMA8. ( li r ihi (i win in celebrated oh the twent) tl fill of J>*ctfrtuftir. It U celebrated all 1 over the rhrtitoln world ah Chrint'a birth ilny. i it i* 14 time U>r merry-making. I'eo | pie ? x< hrtf)K?? little j/ifttf ail') try to make the f>oor | eopte happy. Jn Washington , ! Irving7i "Hketch Book," whore he tel'* ' ul> >ui < ; h> ihtniit*, lie (ptol^a ol<l T?ea*er - ?'At (MirU'iinttt ho merry, and thankful w it hit I And fi-aat thy poor neighbor, the greut i?ti <1 the t-tiiall " ! In the old<-i? time*, when the penph had iln ir hongfcH huilt with tho grott* wide (iff jdaee*, tiny kept a lo? of lb Yuh' triM- fyi Christina*. Then, early ir tho mornhiK, they lit it, so that wheo dinner limy caino it would be burning hi iirhtly (Mniatinm Im the time when the little children look for old "Hanty,"' who til h their ht<> :kiug? with goodie*. in nearly every I otisu, early Ohfrbdiuaa mornlne In-fore the lazy ami haa made huj aj>. fwiitmc, everybody i* up and having a good time. We generally cloae Chriatuua d?v w i tli lii?> work?, and a great manv other jody thingri, Zulda Harrlah. Ah'e hi ? |'"ir?l year. 11 i^h School. Intoreatmg Viaitor*. Mr t?n<l Mrfl. .1, N. Wiltiftins, pf Ay. :Du'i, brought to see u?v cue day ihta week their triplfcte ? how nine years o <1 There Ih, as in all snob (M?os?, u fdriking similarity in the children, except ono in considerable J ji ^ //<-? r th't ii lh? other two. the weight id the hi>|ga>)t ono being 71 while tb?i othora weigh f>H? and f?9J reaped iwly Tt<o little ones are of bright, sunny diHpohitious a?nl form a. tno of j>< collar intorest. No action has yet been taken Jn regard lo II. e appointment of an Auditor. The appiuunent may pos fihiy bo mnde today. ^nnouncfwentsi. flL ) FOB SlflC RIFF. I herebv announce myself a Candida'! for the office of Sheriff uf Kershtiw (Vunty, i-ut'jccl to tho rules of tho Demo cratic paimary election. /Jan. L. Ilaile. I hereby announce mvftelf acandi <l i I o for the ollicn of Sheriff of Kershaw County Mihject to the rules of thy demo cratic primary election. ,, W. W. Iluckahoo. Mr. Editor: I'loase announce tlmt Mi. .1. S. TBaNTIIAM will be ? candi date for re-election to the olllee t?l Sij-'iiiT, subject to the Democratic Pr, iiiary. Friends. Tf? the voters ot Korshmv County : At the earnest solicitation of my friend: I hereby come before you as a candidate for the office of Slienlf of our County. 1 deem it unm cessary ?o Hay anything in rthitien to my administration of sain <?!!!??'> durin# the torn. 8 that I flerveu M v record is before you, and I cannot ft - -ist t In- t* iiij Ution to thank my frienr for t heir support in the paat, andpledy inyHelf lo my utmost to fill the |>oh lien no thatftbey wlM have notldng to r<. ?rot i! thus a^ain elect me, and I plcdf(?' myntiif t > -tbide the result of tin Democratic Primary Flection. It. B. Williams. AUDITOR. W ? tho friends of Mr. MANXES P lv A f?() N wish to announce him imih. Idnto fov the office of Auditor. Mr Babon is <jug of our be*t citizen.-, t.liorougUjy (junlifled and if elected \vi i til. tho ? tflce to tho full satisfactioo o; the on t i ru county. Voters of West Wateree. Mr Editor: Please announce Mr W. lr RUSSELL a> a candidate fo> Auditor Mr. Russell has served a whi'.. in that ofiioo and while there prove ' hiiUf olt to bo especially fitted for .tin. work. - ? Many Voter#. FOR THE A SURER. .Mr. Editor, Please announce th? min\?' o' I>. M McCABKILL as a car tliihile fur County Treasurer. Ho beinu a ?ouna man of ability and character we feel sliro that if elected the public'? interest will not suffer at his hands. H in n practical business man, auoh a* tho ofilce nueds and will fill the placo to the entire satisfaction of all. Many Voters. Mr. W. R. Hough having anuounced his inteniini not to btand for roeleotior. w?> hereby phico in nomination a* a most woothy successor, Mr. W. F HALONJ) for tli'eolTloe of County Treasurer. Mt. Mnlonr neuN no introduction to tho voter.-, of Ki'ihIihw Cotyjty, as ho is home horn and raided. We must have a good nuinto ho voc.rtfMr. llough, and \V. F U the man. All Kershaw. fob suit, ok education. Mi- !?* 1 W ii : Please announce Mr, .1 M WATTS ?'? a candidate for Count; Ssp ?iii (? n lent of Hducatlou. Mr. Watt^ Inn l-i'i'ii i teniilb'd with the school in toi-' i.ts of the County for a number cl' y.?nrs. and his record as an olficer Is weP ki io* n. Many Friends S U I'F.RVISOR. Mr T'dilor: Please announco Mr. J. M . sow El. I. s candidate for re-*d?*o r inn to i!.o office of County Supervisor M r. - nwell hits made a good and faith ful otticer and we ihlnk it is due him lo giv-.1 bim tho office for another lortn Many Friends. Mr Editor: Please announce Mr DAVID F DtXON a candidate for tin otfi.-r o1 County Supervisor. While ; ni i n h i ? r of tho County Board Mr. Dixoi rendered valuable service which has no hren forgotten Friends. "Mr. Editor: Please announce Mr l>. M. PEAUOK as a candidate foi ('?ni>?i y Snpervt*or of Kershaw county at tho n?\t prhnarv election. Mr. Pearc< is a man <?f ^Ood judgment, a good buai ness :n;n- ; nd a Confederate veteran. M my Voters of Southern Kerahaw. M A GIST BATE. Th-? fri. iMls of Mr. J I). Mi-DOW AT/l: l?or.- v prt?S'>nt his name as * can ? 1- ' ?' ' ? i 'i c cnsninir Democratic Pri n> ? i * ? 7* t.<i' the office of MaRistratu in ! > K iih T?>vti8hlp. Mr. V" Mr->r; .Please announce Mr. K S. v ? I T i- >I, ;UE a candidato f<?r the i.ti i of \l iiii>VatH for DeKrall* Town- , !' tS.ct.'-.l Mr. Villepiuuo will fib ' t'n- eifii e fairiy and impartially. Many Vot?r?. j CLERK OF COURT. ! >ir. T'i'it >r : Tho friends o( Mr. JOEL Tl"t t: If horoby announce htm at a1 oainl'. 7*1 f.?r ? >?-?dee.tion to the offion o^ th?-?k ?.l Court which Inhere he hn fuUd to Uio vDtire satisfaction of ( The Kntlr% Count/. The largest Popular Price Show on Earth. Now hi gger bettor ond grander than ever with all old favorites and r host of new features f?.r thin sen rod. The Mellette family, kings and queens of the nir. The Jrrner family of acrobats and tumblers Mr A1 A.rmons the Mexican knife thrower, Mr. Harry LaSage on th^ bounding rope. Prof. Wall's troujc of educated Dogs. Grand Freo Stroet Parade at 10 a. m. Two performances dail) at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open one hour earlier. ? Married On Mnreh 10s.h, 1904, l>> J W. Davis, Notttiy .public, Mr. W. T. Knglish and Mies Dessie SinLh. On '?niulay ovwuiug latt by Nuiwv Publio H. T. Johnson, Mr. Qillium Kdoy and Miss M. E. Cauopbt-H. Married ?J. II. Cluy and Gillia n Holly March 6tU, .1.904, Nolaiy Pub lie J. A. Munn officiating. A complete 'line of cuffing ? ull prices at T. J. Arrant*'. Probate Judge's Sale. State of South Carolina, ^ In the County o f Tverflhatr." S Probate Court. ! Ne'lie C Mt i n . as Administratrix r.f the Estate of Jno- C. Man an i Nellie C Man and Mary E Man. Executriees of the Estate of Eliza J. Man, Plaintiffs Against Mary M Man, Lillian A Mad, Laic i y j re /tee R Man, C O Man. C C Vaurfhan, E F. JVeitrs. E.cecntor of Estate of Jno C Wciters, The J Bank of Camden, and all other I Creditors of the Estate of Jno C Man, Defendants. I j Under and by virtuojof a dccrot.il onb r ! of the Probate Judge for Korahaw Coun | ty, in above entitled proceedings ?vnd<v cd at a term begun and boldcn on t ! ?. . ? ' firtit Monday in Marob, instant, the s;t: 1 'order dated March 7th 15)01. I. J. It. I ' Phclpa, Probate Judge for fvo.ali.ir | ' County, will aell at public outcry to the ; highest bidder l?efore "the Court House : ' door in Curodert, S. O. on Monday. April | , fourth (4s.ii) li>04 , within the lou-i" !-on?a of aalo, the two following detcriho I ti.vts i or parcel* of land : 1 All that parcel or lot of Ian 1 in the : City of Camden, in the <ionntv of K- r sbaw and State aforesaid , containing ! seven (7) acre*, more or Iphs, b.,pn 1?-.| ' North by J?AUrope atreet, Eaat by Mill | street, , South by New. .or*Haile( aireet, separating it from premise* of M>s. >f. II. Ilailo. West- by hair atreet, rcHdenov ; ol iatu John C. Man. Also, all that parcel or M of landau i the City of C;\radon, County ?>( K?-rshn\V, State aforeaaid, containing betw? en six and seven acres, more or leaa, bouu to t North by York atreet, K*st bv Fair 'ltreet, South by Kintf street". Weal l>\ Lyttletou atroo.t, formerly the Matbis resi danoa Terms of Sale? One-third enah abid ance in oue and two years, Sccutxn) by bond of purchaacr and mongattwpf prcn.i sea. with option to purch&sar to pay a jreatar portion r>r all raah. Ke-aale in oa*a of ?*o?-eo?npHBnen at rfclc r.f bid der. J B. PIIELP8, Judge ol Prubafie K. C. Notice Of City Registration. Xotice is hereby glvon that the books of the Supervisor of Registration for the city of Camden will b? open at the County Auditor's office fdV tbe registra tion of all qualified voters, from January 8th, 1004, to and including March 27th. 1?04. \Vr. 11 MeCreight ban been appointed Supervisor of Registration. E. O. MeCreight. Mayor. J. J (ioodale, > Clerk A Treas. Camden, S C.. Jan. 22, '04. Citation. S.mt'i C.irolin \ ? -ICerih iw County ny J. 15. Phelps, Probate Judge. Whereas, I. L, MeCreight mailo suit to in", to smut her letters of Adminis tration of (he estate of and olleds of W. IJ. MeCreight, deceased, of Kershaur County These are therefore toeit^nnd admon 'ah <dj and singular the kindred and tbe i C*fditors of the said W. R. Mi'"rcigli! , of Kershaw County, deceased that they he nod appear before me, in the Court <t i j Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C , on thf 2nd day of April, 1004, ? ft * r 1 publication hereof, ut 11 o'clock in tl..' j forenoon, t-? show t ause, if any thev t have, why the said administration should J not be granted, , i (liven under rnv hand this 18th day <.f| j March, A 1904. , Published in the Camden Chronicle ion the ISth day of M ?rcb, 1904. J. 1$. PIIKLP8, Judge of Probate. Election Notice, Camden, 8 C. , March ISth, 1904. I In perausnce of an Ordinance of (lie City of Camden an election by t bo quali fied volera of said city will be held on Tuesday, the 5th day of April, 1904, for M ay or and One Alderman from Ward 1 ? s ?? il ? I O 4s .. ?? ?? B 4 Tbft polU will be opened nt (bo hour j provided by la*-, ai 8 u m. aiul clone at j (t p. m. The t* I lowing' Jianied persona have I been nppv^:tcil itanag^r* of naid elec tion precincts in a.mljrit v of Camden: Ward 1, Polling PfiVc^^Opg^a llnn?e ? j V. 1>. Denton, J. K <ioodah\nf*t) May-I or*. Waid 2 ? Polling Place ? V?c?nt?torol south of Camden Millinery ? C. Cj Vanghan. <\ Nelson, K. J. Risaell. Ward 3? Polling PlAce ? Workman f House ? K. K. fc?ill, J R/Alvxtoder, 1). i F I)Nixon. " Ward 4? Polling Place ? Cornor I,v Mle. ! ton and Laurens street* ? I, R. Ktford. D.j* M. Aloxi.uler, W. W. Ilnggiaa. ? Rv ord'-r^( Council. McCKKlQUT. % 4/4. GoodtL. CUrk.X^ Mayor^ j FISHERMEN, FISHERMEN! REJOICE AND BE GLAD. jf!i. ?. j?ET*r?E'E>5f; ? Ha, just received a f..l line of Fi.hing Tack | a Japanese bamboo Rods, jointed Lanco Woe* *d., Boo -., Rod Holders, Dip-Net. a?d Dip-..* ?s, B?|^ok?t Spea.s, Kid. Scaler* Hooks, all The celebrated Bu I Sni?, ms No* 8 and 4 Soft Rubber Minuowa all |0,.r lilhing lines please all Angle". Uet but not least.the Fl.h erman'H Kriend-l.OIXACOrOl'-Do not go fishing without it. \ t . The Ladle's Friend? Clam's Shears AmVScUgors. Kvcry pair warranted. The lad?-s- ?ay they do not make hard places on their hands, (hey are so aliarp and evenly ad juhted. ' Poultry Netting strongest in tin world Bj' auro to hay No. I!) wire, '20 is loo light. A. D. KENNEDY. ; * Announcement: The ? New Era Manfg. Go. j 9/ at incorporated. | The above named (company having purchased the plan ing mill of Mr. 0. C. Vaughan are now in position to iurninh Siding, Sheating, Boxing Boards, Turned Columns, Newels? l>?ilust(Ma, Top or Bottom Kail. Mouldings, Plinth or Corner Blocks, and an) thin^ for the outside trim of Houses. After February 1st, tliey will be in a position to furnish any stjle of inside trim as well as Flooring or. Ceiling, and will manu facture Caskets and Collins. They have engaged the services . . . * of Mr. C. P. Rossiguol who is so well and favorably known to the contractors, to manage their irn. [ h1=- <! - }. =t- \ Referring to the above I beg my friends andf those needing anyft i hove t r ie e be o trading/ elsewhere.^ Thfc same onservative and courteous treatment a&4ieretofore/^ill be extended. Respectfully, C. <fP. ffiossiyno/j Camden, S. C., January Gth, 1904. SEABOARD Air Line Railway. North-So ut h- East- W est. Two Dally Pullman Veatibuled Limited Trains Between South and New Y "rk. Ftret Class Bioim Car Service. The llest Hates and Route to all Eastefn. Oities Via RICHMOND and WASH INGTON, or Via NORFOLK and steamers. To Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, New Or leans, and all Points South and SouthwtiitJ^J ? To Savarnah and Jacksonville and frlL_ points in Florida and Cuba. ?i-Tv '7 Pofmvcly the shortest line between ? * <3s SO~U"T^.|gp "For doiaiied information, rates, sclied* ulos; "Pullman Reservations, &e., apply any ujjent of the Seaboard Air Line Hailwayj^^ or to Jo*. W. Stewart, Travelling Passenger Agent, Columbia, S. C. ' ''''iMw** Cha?, Htewart .A. O. Navnnuali, Oa.