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Baljnon d'flrotkera,
SUltfN* Auti Fi.noy (ii ocim s.
SANITARY HIM
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Plumbing i? a scioiico. 1 m*kt> n
?I? oiiil study 6i all iu branches and
look after your interest. Take care thai
your Master Plumber iv an eflleient I n
jfinjer and' understand* l>i* lu?i?,?K
tbo'o^Khly, that. i? where tin- aren't <>f n
goo^ joW Hp#. S^e.mo personal I v abuiii
your work, becofne niy client ami you
0h*li f)? tUe A>wuvr of a til Ht -i'Ijiks Rimi
You would lu> mi i priced
to fl?o th? ol?l work tlmt I aiu tearing j
our. evo rv day, because it was done poor- ;
b by Inexperienced men. Soe n.o, 8<<
mo, tioe me.
Kesipec.Kul'iv.
7 . . JOTIN F. JENKINS. I
m
528.
Wnutcd.
An experienced salesman f-T p-^
n iu general merchandise st<>ir
den, 8. Or Ad'dn-as Lock Fox
, Heyvtnrd.
? JUfifparted thi?*life at G? ahxm vill?,
8. ?<? Juno 10, 1904, in the 82d yen
of h%r ago, Mrs. K. L Iley wai d, r< l
ict of tbe-Jsto T. Savage Hey w aid.
Dr. McKay to Preach Horo
Rev. Dr. W. J. McKay, of Mayes
_ TtUe, will lil! the pulpit of tlio Pres
church here next Sunday
- morning (thu 26th ) at 11 o'clock.
^^Cchool Closing1 at Gum Spring.
iWe cloning of the Gum Spring
.school will take place nt-xt Friday,,
the 1st day of July (to-day week )
A picnic will he given there ou that
; dny and prominent speakers will
ha present. Wo havo heen request
ed to Htttte that everybody is in
^vited to attend a&d carry with thein
well toiled baskets. -
f The First Cotton li'.oom.
Mr. W. D. Trantham,Jr , brought
to ?tir office yesterday tlio first cot
ton bloom that has been seen here
Vhifl season* The bloom was taken
from Mr. Tf ant ham's field in the
upper part of town and was found
<m-th?-21st i ttst> ' ' ' ,
- A letter in thitt morning's rnell|
froto Mr.' J. L. Gillis at Pisgah
^ iwlijgs or another b'loom which wan
m plucked ycBtcrda)ji ' ? making the]
tiroo of the openio$pof Mr. Tran
tltem'* bloom and that of Mr. Gil
Hi very near tQgelher.
^ :iS.
Ittchland County Primary Will Coat I
*800
-The -county executive committee
? will meat on the last Saturday in
* the month and the formnl call ^v-ill
! V T??ue(l in a few days hy Chair
man Thomas. The committee will
the dates for the count)' com
?igo and. arrange for the nseei-s
nt of the i candidates Aa h?s|
A il . A AA/^Aa ??? A M 1 A <f> I I 1
i nnrT.oiTtuv.ilva - V? 1 1 i
iifgher"ThnP usual this year on
npot of tho smill number of|
didate* and Lho < fljoes that arc
ant. The expense of the pii
ry this year will be about $800.
The State.
[av? Take u the Highest Degrees.
"Messrs. K. O. MoCreight and
tin Mo8mv?Vu?~-(nn- town, attun
? the mooting of tiie Shriners in
iltdgh last week when the highest
jree in masonry were conferred
n them. Drs.^Jno. W. Corbet',
f W. .J. Dunn and Messrs. W. R.
Ugh, B. M. Pearce and K. F.
fder also attended this meeting,
they had previously becu inlti
1 into these degrees.
he Raliegh News and Obse^jrer
be- 17th enys: V
taloigh wa* the oasis yesterday
jsapy a nohio knight who rode
kilt of the -desert. * * The
finer a invaded Rshigh in full
and enjoyed themselves huge
)itiatlng sftmo thirty candidates
staking Of a gr?st barbecue
Fair Grounds and a lump
frnofloV av4he Armory last
? * At half- pail seven
tho ceremonial session, at
IthirLfcf andid a ? ed weio initio*
> t h.^yirine degrees. All the
,? orhmtUl insignia of this
of Masons were displayed,
no only the clc.Ql . were por
L-bC pIOjjCPJ^ and nono but
DiWl whiV. the iniltale went
*bnl H fa aaid the sands
rtY~1in?? fnd thr wild ae?
rt did fiOl belle hi* nad??."
v .
v 'OCh'lt
'Wah.
[ ^ uh Juncheou |>*ny yiwM'.in
j^ut.Uv by Mie* KrnmH Si,,.
j ?t lier jijut nu' handsome home m
jlUl kwond v. i.g p i ???, 1 v iiy
the Wfiv? hnppv v\ j?o u,ui to
I^thcr lo do lu.iu.r lo Mm. .I.kImi
} < *6 l'l ip.on, l li?! im-.tjt r*>eent liriti,- (lf
i Hie ae-*.,,. 'Uto f .^iioruiblc
?of ?W Wtt? VHs,,l TUO
.Ih.Ii.-b cou?.| i-viiy'iinntiin.! ,? wo*
. ?l H'hl Kfiftijide I'tltl l l.JUllil lit f.ir ItJe
on MKirkv. o?>?| i 1 1 tn.s? ?
*<> invigorating. Ill,, hcoiu
1 wt?io aeashoro ^ir!? in < very <'<?
^ flciipiion of cnle bathing c('0s ii ;n < (i.
. rii? prize W!is a beautiful boat
with ! I iiylfi h bon lions. Tito
jfalad* who a-rved inda'r.iy M.eHs
?:ud the attractive id eft uh cairud
out ailiatioally in h ii tin? detaiis of
cuteviaimjcnt. Those prwaent ?)??
nidua the gue??t of honor, Mi*. <'??
lison and the young hostess, win.
Miai>e.8 Margaret and Corn C'urii
hod, Jim Kldridge, Besfcie Jordan,
Margaret Johnson, Henrietta Hrails*
ford, Nellie Lee, Leila and Mela
Ho.ykii), Lvil'i and (charlotte Sli'in
no i).
Miss Beanie Jordan istiued dainty
invitations to mi afternoon card
party for W^dueaday, in honor of
Mrs. Jordan 'Harrison. Aa it wms
h regular meeting of the. Acor:.
Club and tin! niHirona of i he ot li?*r
-oeiely club wi re till bidden to t in
feast of fuu nod f r??l ic, i; f comae
it was oimi of Hit moRt charmiug ol
alt tin* ae.o.ou'g entertainm. nt*.
Mrs. Jord.-m'a beautiful homo (?u
upper At nil) atrert has alwava lu .-n
noted for tlu d. liphifal hoepitulnx
and the >ouug hoxii'gd i.i u p-pnUi
'joeiely Invoice.
Sir. F, \V. K'drrdj?.; uikI daugh
ter*, r.iih .Vis* Jiai li ft on Mouda\
?it mi ii i u f . . j- Aahevi le, where M'f.
-ftldrulgi! will j"iu Hum Inter. Sin
h m v i n lm:n i- tiled by telegram to
Indiana v.heic her Wephew, Mr.
FrderL'k H. Fowler is quite ii!'.
Misses Alice Corbelt and Katti
|pi?n Zemp with Masters Will John
son and Marion Xvmp went to
Flat Rock on Monday for n visit to
Mr. 1). R. YVilliaiifV family and
will go ?from there U) Saluda to
visit Mr. P. T. Villcpigsie'a family.
Miss Agnes Corbett who has
apeut the winter in Greenwood, has
returned home to sp.'nd the hum
mer With her sialer, Mr?. NV. L.
DePfcfss in Kirkwood.
Mrs. Flora DeFviaa and the
Mtaees DePosa hnve returned from
North Garoltua where they went to
attend the woddiug of our popular
youn^ huaiaebs man, Mr. Hamoiil*
ton DePaas ? to Miss Marshall of
Wftdtaboro. Dr. Addiaon DeXJaas
was boat man and Miss Lily mrud
of honor,
Missea Ellie Zemp and L^reo
Arthur are apending the aummor
in Bepufoi t with lhe.tr relatives,
Mr.' and Mrs. A. J, Stokes.
Miaeos) L?ila j.ioykio r.nd Mary
Johnaon havo returned the
''Confederate Home" in Charleston
to spend their vfie.alion in Camden.
Miaeea Sadie Konnedy and Mnr
t?are^ Burnet will leavo on Monday
to spend a mouth at RooU H?U at
the Summer School there before go
ing to tbo niountH^us for their
usual summer rest.
Mre. N. S. Withers and Miea
Mary Whit?ker will attend the
of the Camden Graded school.
Congratulations are "in order" to
Mr. and Mre. J. . J, Workman.
Their tiomo i? ; brightened by the
advent of r lovely little daughter,
Elizabeth Brisbane. Truly, a "baby
in the house is a well spring ofjoy.>?
The festivities of Camden are
greatly enhanced by tho exciting
games of baso bull overy Tuesday
afternoon between tho regular
team and the. married men. As it
is always a "bouao divided against
itself" that falls so always some
body in hurt for the motbois are
inv&iinhly ??whooping, up" their
sons and tbc young ladies are al
ways for t^ie singlo men and it is
oni v WiitHTji irioihers aons ali hap*'
pen to be married men nndthej
wives who have no sons are present |
ibnt the married inrn havo a fair I
oournjjenient. FoTtfl- ]
nately the Umpire is a married j
man Sir they would have no show- j
log al all. The frames are under j
the auspices and for tho benefit <n,
the United Daughters of tho Con-]
fedctacy who arc making strenuous'
?. 1T? r t s to k?epold Cam deli from fall- j
jug behind in donations to thej
Hampton Monument fund.
Misa Lulu Cook Ho v Win vrho has!
had a most delightful visit to friends
in Columbia' has returned.
A%edding of unusual interest to
our community was that of Miss
Margaret Carrison, the popular
daughter. .? o( our Mayor, to Mr.
At hoi Miller of Columbia, which
took plaee^on Wednesday ?t the
hand9oino old Colonial residence of
Mr. and Mis. II. O. Carrison on
upper Main stiuel, at 0 o'clock in
the tuoriiiug. A sweet, quiet home
wedding, an ideal kind of ceremony
to impress all with the earnestness
and happiness ?f the eontraotlng
parties. A beautiful old English
custom of taking marriage vow-e
witti the annshtno blessing i be uup
ttala. Miss Cora, the staler 6f the
hride whs hci^^mald of honor and
the best mnit, Dr. Hoggins fcnro*
from Columbia with tho bridegroom
for the occasion, Mr. Millet1*
parents also * wero present with
several near f.iends of the high
contracting parlies. I
i 44The unnsually large nambet- and
"handsome stjtf th? weddiag
' jlfti *p*k* t*tf loHfoif ot tbl
J> trill | HUM 'I Hi** > ? *?*?>? (<((?
? I'll', hl'il'H(^U till W l lbl ' 0*1 dti llud
' li< 1 it ia<ut d
Mmh'fi I s* OP.6 of It r Ul'fcl
!?????'? A. ') \ Us | ? v i ? I Mill tftfM'ly ?|| ? I
It; Ml. I jniMIU H H'ot ijt'f nwtft!
|i'i?i n? r v 1I1 1 1- n,is??il!iy (.ur i'li' I
1 lilt ( l>|ll |t) II ll | t 1 . ^
A it.-frtiy ??v? XlCluifd
i ? !!.?? toting i-? up!e < v* ?y
" ? i v. i.th t '?i their life- lootf1^ *t*4
Uini
I in4 n iciiiiHiT poi formed bv j
U< v W. H. (Joidoti, mid ihtAbi oh |
u'v?n >1 ?\ h y by Ik r fnlliHi.
PJB1160NAL.
' . .) I> v\?i in C>tindi?n.|
ytsli.l.Uy
1 1
?\ 0 rr?'ifv?<l h pleasant' e:t!l om j
day nti'U fsorn Mr. R. W, Porter i
of J)u!iiil'lv; i
That cxcoMhiiL gf-nllitriam Mr -J i
j Y. ill < 'oiijjjafie, ww in Ciijn I
1 <it n t liin v.'fi k
Mi*ft Atln^'r ant ham ha* returned
; 'mm But<el>urii where <dio bus (>??? m
teaching t>? hool.
Mr. T. Benton Ilrnoe who ban be^n
ion a v i h i t f.o Ihh atler at Meridian,
! Miss., I hs returned.
j Mr. (l' II. Uroivn who l;a? l>?'en J
j on 'i irp to Charleston, hua retained
and r^amnnd Ida run ou tho North
I weatera..v
j Mf. W. II. Hammond, (he popular
1 online or on tho Nort hwc&toi ?? H?il
r ?>u< ) who baa b? on upending soveml
uoontl u in (Columbia, has returned to
Camden
Mr and M>0. O. P. Pullon* of
Cumdm, wete tbo t.'insts of Mr. and
Mrs K 1). Blnh^noy f??r severa1
dnvfj iunt wi ek ? Kurt-haw Cor. to
<'oi?ioibii Ktrtto.
Pi of Ij. T, Baker formerly ouo of
I bo popular teachers in (he prn?'fd
soho.l hero. but now PrinclpV of lb"
pchfiol* ,it Winahoro. will, wo aro p ad
to aay, spend tbo pummel here.
Dr. J. A Mood of ,8*141) tor and hit*
son, Mr Ashley Mood, mad^a Hvii-g
trip to Camden la?t Sat itf diy after
noon In the Uooior'a, up to-datc ouV?
mobile. On (heir return trip, oin
hour I lifer hey wero accompanied by
Mrs. Mood ami Mfss Alloe Zftnp
Mrs , Mood bmHtoi n visiting MfB W.
IJ. Z<*mp, and alio returns to K-n inter
delighted with ho.r visit and thorouuK
;y i? love with Oa tnden and tlurAj^ an
tiful eurroyndlng country.
Caudidatu'a Pledge
'I'tiis tbo f ?rin of the pb d>/c
wljiob ovory oAndtdate in tho pii
mary is requited to file with th?
County Cb-ttirninn before or ou Au
gust Is'. :
"Ah ?. candidate for the ofH ?>fl
in tho Dcur.ocrftlif) Primary
El1ooti"on, to bo held ivb the l?pt
Tuoiday in Angus', 1901, I horehy
lilodge myfleif to abide the reault of
auob Primary and pnpport. the
nomiuooa thereof, und that I am
not, nor wiil I bec.omo, tho onndi
(iato of any other faction, cither
privately or publicly suggested,
other than tho regular Democratic
nomination."
Sumter's Executive CoramittodJMoet
ing. j
At a meeting of the Executive
Committee of Sumter County, hold
last Tuesday it was ordered tbat
thero should be but four meetings
held in that county, the present ca?n
paigo. to wit ; $
At Privateer on Friday, Ag^utt.
12. 1904.
AJ. Shiloh on Friday, August 19,
1904;
At Ditl?<d Tuesday, August, 28,
1904.
At; Sumter, C. II , Saturday, Au
gnst 27, 1904
The following is the list of assess
n.ents made by tbo committee:
Candidates for Congress, $15 each.
Solicitor, $10 ef oil.
Clerk of the Court, $25 each.
Sheriff, 825 eaoh.
Treasurer $10 each.
_ County Auditor, MOitftcb
( Supt. Education, $7,110 each. j
Tlouse^ of Representatives, $7 50
each.
Magistrate*. $5 each.
Cororner. $5 each.
Mr. John Mickle Shot.
At Kingvtllo yesterday-. . liomai: :
Whiannant, after engagiug .John
Mlekle iu a fisticuff, went to the
cab, secured a pistol and, while
Mtcklo was in the not of coupling
car^-ehot him, t he~* tmlt passing",
through the left leg above thv kuee.
Mit-kle was brought to Columbia]
Inst night and carried lo Surgeon
KendaUV- office wHete t ho wound
was attended to.
liomar Whlsouant is a flig^nan
ou the Southern's freight running
from Ulaeksbum to-Kingville, and
Mickle i* a b-akeman on the South
ern between Columbia unj C harlt-.a
ton. /The two trains on which they
run meet a* Kingvillu \lale in the
aftoi noon. Yesterday afternoon lb?
employees had a lUlieulF about a
trivial maLter wLlch was settled
i with satisfaction to hoth, an every
I one thought, and Miokle went about
i bis business coupling crars when be.
; w?s ??hot from the lear. Ha was
: standing aidewise between the cam
U H said that W bisonant immedi
ately after tlae fight went Mo the
cab of hla train and returned wlili
a pistol In his band.
Mickle waa put on his tratn and
brought, to Columbia, his home.
: W hisonant' a train pulled out from
; King Ville. a few moments a!?er \tie
| shooting and he boardtd K avoid
ing ?roaV It la supported that lb
(conductor had him arrested at
tTmity?nurg.? atAU laih. ? *
'I IT r " MicTI e ah o Va Te/o r r edloTa a
; brother bf Mia. O* M-> Fort, of oor
u. ? ? yr: <j%. :
Tg? 1* *
g KatfKJS hj
Ice tlulivcrot' Xa miy part o(
1 ho city twicn t j il> . M\ ;>u
cea uro as low MSjiho lowrM.
PattouH^e 8olitAj?jh .mil sasi*
TiT<* t n ?1 1 gntrmii t ?1. tju
your ord rrs
John \ hit u*i r, .) r.
I fin ISiF!
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GEORGE W CROSBY. !
"THE OLD t!KLl \lil.iSvj
Ice Dialer is h<"t<-r pivp.u*'d :
(his year thnn < ver (o h?-i v<> |
you with ice. Ilo h now run-'
ititig < wo w.i^oiK1. one it inalviii"
two deliveries il.iily titro ijrli
(lie week uud oit ?lv liwry on j
Suhdnv.
. Sunday l?our< *>t ir*1 hovse
from (i o'clock A. M. to 'J j
o'clock i\ M.\
Ho respectfully Holicits )ouii
put ron:??iO.
June 1904.
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RICA 1j ESTATK TK ANTBFtH <. j
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R! ijg-i'jMi li J>.tk?T :> V uc ih. i.i No 1 It i
?1.V?0.
B?;i? fi n to V/ v ?' .) r. J ! !
fei* frr? m in N ? 17 (>n.">
M ft nun to I'' L
OG I ?t"es in N'o 11 *2'*)0. *
j
R. F D Routes m the Fifth District. I
.. j
Coi);4*'-fcsrn an Ki?i?v Ivt^ Iiccn put- j
?ingyin moat of In* iim?? ttinro the
ndjntirnmuiit of cotmi i"?e 1'. ml; ins? *? f - j
'ei'Vlic ib.*?H?ur?il'in ? ? f i ur:il free;
li liv?.!v ronton In various parti) i-f
?? ? {
i hi? ?lim.i?et A It fitu t h*?r h?? no w linn |
71 i ?* u :? s., 4i?? riln!: ?'il Ml I he vunnnfi j
rou?Oi?'i n>i follow* ; Y ? > t !< , 21:
t'iiOi 8-; Cht Bipr, \ Lm?ca?i?m,
12; K iirfi< 0; K'Tal?:iw, ; f,'hfv- !
tiilfinliJ, 7. In mltiit i<>i) in those n!
iiuiiihcr ??f- vmuIvh iuivo hf-on j
HUiyo^cd Mini they will probably lif
put in v i '.It t n - 1 in5 nt xi
few monilip. ? Y(itkvi!h> K> quircr.
-Opeia House in Lease,.,.
Cam?len, .M C...iuno !0, "01.
Sojilod hida for ? ltlase of ihu Opem
House ?? Cattnlvi), H. will ha re
ceived !>y City (.'ount'll on ./?jly 5tb. ,u'i'
Cornell veet?rven the livliM"
or all bid*, - ">
r> If. G. Carripon,
Mayor.
G. G. Alexander, Clfik.
Notice.
Competitive e xamination f o r
Special Narmiil Scholarship in South
Caroliui* College. w.j.il ha h^ld. at t'ic
Court llotme. .July Sfli.
Scholarship* are worth ?i0 in cash
and remission of fro?. For in for
mation opply to Sloan, l'reei
dent. Columbia, S G.
U JLVBrurc,
S-.pt: I'M. K. r.
Snmmer Sctol Notice.
^Not havlDgpecuro.l twenty teachers
to attend the K^vshaw County Snm
mer school. noticu ifj heriby'glv<>n
that there vc i 1 1 be no manner echoo*
for Kershaw County this year. The
State Superintendent of fCdncstion
bna di-cded tlmt we would not haw
the Pchool here, indent h? many ii?
twonly t^fteh'^'H would ut.ti;nd. Thia
notice in given t' ? ?? t t.h'??e who have
txp"CBs?'<l a wish t < . attend here may
arrange to nMend' tin? State Summer
School rtt l*??.-k Hi.l wide:* *411 <jpen
on .lime 2ilth. Tho county will pay
$12 J>i) nt e x peiisi'M, possibly more.
U. O Bruce,
8 apt. 1'idacfttion.
Kxaminations for gchnlnrohip in i
Ciemson Agricultntal will bo !
held el tho Court llou?n in Cnmden !
on Jaly 8th, conducted by tho Co.'
Bd. of K tneation. Kernleiw county is j
entitled to two schrltrsbipH worth !
$100 each. "These suhohirghips are
awarded liy tho Stato Board upon i
recommendation of Hie Oouuty hoard. ,
Tho following i r. format. on will be i
of interest to rpplicant*
Students who ir. ike at least 60 j
pfcr cent. on. er.ch of tbefto exsmlna- j
(lions including; elementary KnglinhJ
Arithmetic, United States History !
f/hd Geography will be untitled to I
adeniaeiorn to tho Preparatory class,
Sept. ?4ih. Those who desire to cu
ter higher classes mast report to the
Qollcge for fnrthcr txn minatioa Sept.
BU>, diiv h.I. must bo clearly under
stood by every one that tlicv must
pass examination before the Connty
Boards 5>t; Education and bo recom
mended bv the B-">rd f?r a scholar
ship and after ?ea<;J ing tho College,
if the nuthoraif* tvv\ that they are
able to gv> to a hitter class than the
. DnpnrtmiuiU- ??, opp<Mv
Unity -wUt- W granted thti^ ^ppti
f . conditions hereafter famished v '?}
j H C. Br?C*
tsyj, i na. it. of
' 4M?jH o iio'. Ui::s" brands.
on a Yen tii m;kI BoW mi it i - :
tfHA' niltc c t>l su }>. t ior wo. i;
mnnshij) n i<l n;.il* rja^
Or U.ts ii! M:\rk s *?><>?!? on a j
mnnV siiit xuu'lv Ufiw * )?
' i i*e s:i 1 i;- fiwi inn.
Ooim: ?n:tl s'M? \\ l::?t they
l'?nk likt ; \o;i w ill i>e plcJl.M'J j
W w-'rjfiy&i u
w N i.r.ifir
a J " nil A vi l>. ? s? b^i ?2? W m j JS* W
Hat & Clofch
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ing Man.
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South | (?uurt of
Korshftw Oouuly. ) Comiu'Mj rktu.
^ry I'J, Man umV Nellie C.Man,
Plaint ijfs.
agaiA.it
Belle Whit " j]L in Ola M, Hurley,
I.1 ay 11 Alan. Merle Man, John
^Jlan /%nc( Eunice ' M'ui
J)efa w/taai#.
? \
To the Defendant* above named : ?
Yon are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer tho complaint in tins
actl oti. of which a copy in lier.ew U h
oerved upon yon, ami to aervo- n copy of
you answer to the Raid complaint on
the Bubftmliord at their olJico in Catuden/
S. C., Within twenty dayH aft^r the ser
vice hereof, exclusive of tin? day of such*
service, and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
phiintiOs l|i this notion will apply to the
Court for *lui relief demanded in the
complaint. A
Dated June 9Lh. A. D- 1901, ....
K1KKLANI) & SMITH.
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
To the Defendants 1 telle White Man, Ola
M. Hurley, Amy 11. Man,? Merle
Man, John 0? Man nnd Eunice Man:
Take notice that iho mimmonit and
complaint in the above entitled CttUxo
wore lilod in the olliee of the Clvrk >f
Court <?f Common PJchm f *> r Kt'ishftw
County. S. C , at Cmudon, on the 9ih
dn> of.luoc. A. 1). MHti.
tvl H K l<AN H A SM1TII
lMitimill't) Attorneys.
.1 >ine 10, K'O I.
SUMMONS Fuil RELIEF.
State oi South Carolina, ^ Court of j
County Of Kershaw, J Common Pleaj. |
(Complaint Sorved .)
Rebecca Al-nse. Plaintiff,
wja i n xt
Henry Vuuyhn ami IK. J. VawjJc",
Defendants.
To tho Defendant# uhove na*nol: ?
You are hereby ?unim<it:<?l and re
quired to am>wi-r ihe complaint in th;s
action, of uhi<^ a eopy i? herewith
s?*Vved upon y?>y, and to nerve a copy of
your anHwer to Mi? Slid complaint en
the auhftcrlhera a!. their ofhee, lUOy-~ I ~i
North Mnip Street, in tho city oliSninter,
S. within twenty days nf<er the Kf*
vice hereof, exclusive of the day of sn< h
service; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time n fore* aid, tho
plaintiff in thin aetirih will apply to the
Court for tho relief demanded in thin
compliant.
Dated April 18th, A.I).. 1991.
T,KE MOlBft;
W. 1). THANTHAM,
Plaintiff'** Attorneys. ?
\
Un the l)pf<*wdantB Henry Vaughan and
W. J. Vau?han:
Take notice that tho stimmona iu*d.
complaint in tha a'.ove entitled cauar,
were tiled on April 2v)?h, 1904, in fcha <,f
r\f i' .->f Hip npftft y* Cooifwuv
Pleas fttrk ershtttt ffountv. ?
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?onmh "sonici hiii "'/for ''nolliilt. "
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Dotted Swiss. Th?'so f*mds urn u'rent values. '
All ol'onr Piques, Oxlord*, M -? r*-:t i 1 1?, Mercerized Waist
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We have a beautiful lot of Divs* (Jin^lttttn. .(nothing prefc- '
I ier for shirt waist-sui:*) tad o are offtu in<j' at cut |>,i io ?s, u
Ki I good* at 10c, 10e ?rood.H at 8 1-oC, 8 f-'lo goods at
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In domestic go >ds \v : no offer. na Uig v. dues in Sheetings,
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? Now to'tlie people that are going to t??ke a trip; We have
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you can't do without: '* . * ?; _
Gent's
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We have a few more of those P&nimus fit $0, $7, uthI $10.
Your* truly,