The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 12, 1904, Image 3
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Q1URCH SUPPERS
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NAPIOXS
wira pufccwAseso*
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Salraond Brothers,
Htnplo And Fancy flroi oi si.
8i\NITAIll JLlIllli
ri*unbing> )H a /cieuco. I iimko a
ip'-fiial ?tqiiy of flll H* bninpltus ;w<)
look after your interest . Take flare that
your Plumber U au tdKuieutf Kp,
gineer - and ur.dor<t:ii>d3 ItJn luiinf'Ri
thoroughly, that ?fi where the secret ?.f
food Job 1 Tua. S 'O uio personal' v about
your wqi'Ui becMue my client and vou
Biiaii no the owner ol ft (hut-class ?ani
tary pyKtom. Yotj would he surprised
tP nee the old that I a?|i toft'leg
oiU every <L>)' ? b'tfluwe it whs done p/or
ly by Incxperienctcd men. See uie, .S?e
me, See n.e.
Rdopeetfullv,
JOHN F. JENKTX^.
H'tr"*'!1*!* ??
JJe?aI J^Wf,
: Tor Bale.
One large new Roller Top Dti-k,
One Revolving Desk Chair, Six
Unii.s of Globe- Wernicke Klastle
Bo?'k Cases with top and bases.
AH ftoished in golden oak and in
perfrot condition. Ccat Jf 5 3 , w i 1 1 *?e!l
for $!J0. Apply nt this office.
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-- - Let us Know.
# If you hay* a v lei tor lot us know
it, You may know it, and some of
your neighbors may iknnw it, but
your visitor may heve friends who
does not kuow th>-t it o or uhe is
your guest. Jf you will furnish us
this information wo will be glail.
A Prompt Payment
We wore sbowu a check for the
insurance pn the Lafayette hull
which was destroyed by fire a abort
|icpe ago. It was injured with
Messrs Williams and Steedrosn.
Kor gortd, safe insurauce you will get
it with these gentlemen, for the cow
\panies t)ley represent are the strong
est in the world.
. Sucpes3t
? The meeting of tbo Octagon club
el the residence of Mr. C. H. Yates
' last Friday evening whs a most de
lightful onu. Notwithstanding the
^ inclemency of ^ the wuatliur there
trerequHe a number present and all
?rere unanimous in declaring that
this was one of tho beet meetings
" lbs olub hss had for a long time.
AC*r$.
trii *Ub pleasure I alteat to the
promptness of the Icourance Com
panies represented by M Wil
? liaips a nil $tecdm*n- The politics
_ of luauranco hold hy me tn the In
lumnoe Ooutpsuv of North Ameri
i ' en aud the Homo Iu*uranou Oompa
n/ of New York, wute promptly *d
jo?lt<d and settled in full within
tW$lv# da.vs after !o?m.
Kgrnont von encl*f> vr .
-vr? ???<+? t
Xu the Iutere?t of tho Const I,ine.
~ Mr. Thomas Kut*&hard Myers,
?eere'sry to the Ganeral Passenger
agent of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, was iu Camden this wotk
Arranging for mountain and soa
shore excursions oyer l?iq road
The Poast kino ptoposoa to give to
?nr citizens uDsnrp^B?i'd advantages
; / In every particular.
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.HBettb'oard Air Lino Hallway Anuouneo
Low Rates to Virginia Coast
Resorts.
On Wednesday, August 17ib, the
* Seaboard Air Line Railway will
>*~run tbrir fourth annual excursions
!? lo Old Point Comfort, Virginia
| ftraoto and Ooean View, Va.
P Tickets will bo sold for both or
l^dslr regular traln? at the very low
rhle.ol $7 50 from .Columbia, Catn
i and Cberaw: $10.50 from Den
ik and Fairfax, S. C , and will
good returning until and Ino.luU
^ September lat 1004
"To pld Poiot Comfort there ia
iioloa of rou lea ? either via Porta,
lb and Steamer, or vU ? Rich
ml and O. and O. Ry.
t'heae annual trip* buTe increased
Jfrfipi U> ? ?lly> eaoli v*>a* ? THe Srif
?r?jT i% iho short lino, offtrriujr m>
Servitrtv nrd lutv? double
in lillaotniM*.
JforfotUui inform ttti ill aid ; a-'
altoas consult your nearest 8i a
*J Afsni, or address Jos. W.
?rt, Trav, Pass. Agent, Cotum
id.
p
v 7 ocia/ V Vy //;.
OriM ??f p!e'a< '?Tj 'c*t > * .i ii ? * ? i
till! *e.\i?oo ? 1 ? ?? ?/,'<( ii.rui
?IV? n during Nw^iy; (Vw >. y
Mi*si:h Annie fu i M<ity .Im?hi? .o
at their li'Mii'* to Ki !?; * mk) i uiiii?ii>
menury t> i h A f(i.;,l ft!.,- U , i, u
U?y WHIll <if Uj w'to J r. t !l?
:?noiH uf MIkk FihviMm H\k'" ?l
W 'I! linhk I h ? in viiiti Jin ic
' f ?r j/ro^i va F.m'J.r, j r, >|,
H yO I ill 1 *2 (?V I ' ?( k i ?? t* >? ? j i v mi* >i t
?v .is 1 11 leu SO and v\(umi iii?- In !|
i nil oil need h tl ii*h ?.n the
\li*? Hrtisy Uu^km *?.?a f >un<i to
'if the lu?:ky W l It II *? I* (.f i I ; . ? lit sU
l?t ize ir.^ Mirtrt ftii'tft fjo^kin i ?
??tdved the consolation, Mr K 1
ward Sa'ruonl cou:t:ig ur, u:<? t I
among the young met,, i ct;? i v*-<! me
g??nll< man's hcgl prist". Mi?*L\bil
Whlk'M' ??f (j olu Otitis Wnn a, )?, n
gu?**t < f linQor.
Af-er (I. llriourf ri froHhm nt*
inr? wh# h mciry dance /or & ?ou
ple nf bourn which whh ^ r *.? k t i > en.
joyed by all. There wore about
twenty couples present.
A happy mar.ionitij; party It ft
Camden atiout daylight on Mon
day morning last in w^-tns ft*"'
buggies lo go lo Liberty Hill wherr
they have h i tim) i\ bousi' for the oc
casion and expect to bd gone about
tf-u (lavs Their firwt breakfast wa?
greatiy enj ?>ed under the giwod
?dd o>. k* on Uie- roadside win re the
rijshing watery of iaijje pre?
idded beauty to the scenery. A
1-irg* wagon we)! laden vviththe good
thiuga of Hfo *?d with many enro
forts for their outing accompanied
tbera. Mr. and Mrs C. C. Wluia
nk?r fire acting aa chaperones f ? *r
i lie party which consisted '-f abo:;^
a do?en men y young folks among
whem are Mic&e? Mnry Burae',
Kale and Heme Lenoir,
Zaida avid Selma Parish, Kleanor
i)t;H?, Meeers Raymond Mo.Lain,
VV. W iii taker, Arnhow NViiita
Ucr, VV. 1). McDowal) and C. ('.
Wbithker, Jr.
Quito a largo parly of f< * hunt
ers lt)ft (lajndwu on the ?ftuie ?it?)
tor the <in me neighborhood and ait
to ciamp out for th?! wc.ok.
Mias Lill Stevens of Chetaw who
Iihh many frienda in Camden npnut
^ (}ay t his wt.-? \ liero cm route #'?r
her homo afier 8p??nding some
tinie visiting r?:laiivea in Kyrshaw,
Uock Hill and Lancaaler.
Mr. G- If Lenoir and iiia two
daughtera MisaOo It^a^ie and Mary
have returned from Ulonn Springs
all greatly benefitted by their de
lightful etay there.
Mrs. John i). Kennedy has hIhg
returned from Glenu Spriuge and
will lesvo for the mountain* of
North Carolina with her daughter
Mrs. C. P. DuBose and eon.
A Beautiful Marriage ?
On Wednesdd^ evening at nine
o'clock l|iere waf? a raopt henntiful
wedding eevemouy at the Cnmden
Baptist Cbnrch when Miss Louise,
eldest danghtor of Mr. and Mrt>.
Wiley Sheorn, was married to Mr.
\V. J. P. Weeks.
fearrounded by thpjr numerous
friends and tvmid tho moat exqnHite
array of fldraT 3eeorntlon?, tlie bril
liant lights fe'I an a lovely bridal
party.
" " The Chorch was crowded to itn
utmost capacity lopg before the ap
pointed hoar. An interested throng
awaited the strains of Medelsohns
wedding march which announced, in
proper time, the coming of tho Bride.
Mrs. Brace presided at the organ
aooompanied by Pr. J. W- CorkeU
on the cornet. Miss Stella Sheorn
was tho maid of honor while Misses
Sarah Kenton of Monroe. Jeannio
Sheorn, Frinnie and Bessie Alston
of Monroe wore exnnisitely goifne^
hrjdesrnaida all ola?i in pure white,
Mr. Week's brother was bin best
man and the crroomsmeu wove
Messrs. Willis Rheoru, John Netties,
Hob McOreight. an<l Mr. Ronton, of
Monroo, N C. The nnhrr?
Mossrs John Jjindqaj', Uobin ttctup,
Juries Burns and (Jhsrlle Sdiuond,
while h lovely little couple, Mn?iter
?MUpB Lindsay SDd littie Miss N'nv,
tie Loacho, heralded thp approach of
the lovely bridal party ami scattered
ti wers in tho path of the hwdeome
And lovoly bride who entered on tLo
arm of her father ami wus met at
tho Altar by tho happy groom
his beat man. fhe ta&wtag? ritsb
wavo conducted by tho IteY. A.. K
Crane, the former pastor of tho Bap
tist Church httffc.
Immediately aftar the sorvicfla at
the Church \f\m\y |'rie?tls v/out with
tlu> wedding pally to the bride's
homo whore a delightful reception
was held and congratulations and
good wishes extended to the popular
young couple.
Mr. and Mr#. Wooks loft oa thQ
midnight train for tijo St. l<ouU Kx
position, and will before tlioir return
I visit Now York, Niagara, Washing*
! ton and other places of interest.
The most uinoere congratulations
of the entire community attend them
and they will be gladly welcomed
hack homo after their honeymoon.
Tho Bride's dre?s was f\ moat
tasteful and clamant ?i?o. sweet in its
simplioity aud most becoming in
atyle. It was of white ?ilk moat
artistically made, aud oyer It hung a
tulle veil and sho carried s bridal
bouquet of white rosea.
^ The large number of valuable
taenia which were much admired
wedding pnoate spoko vory
lore bly of tho popularity of the
bnde and gtoom.
Among the other o>t of town
weddtog guraU were Mi'sdamot
La Salle and Rcnthaw of Binning
ham, Ala, who aro vialting Captain
and Mra. K. L. P elpa ou Laureni
lii? ( uutiiy ( a in jia ii
| 1 T c^mpai^n opt nod at
j 1% & i ? iii ? \ ;a*t Friday. illfl
( fecMfjd /,i c c 1 1 ?i ^ *,x* i>? Jil ?i H!a,u.y
|?M, >^X)b ,M , ,4, UH:il.Jii(, wl j{y>
jUlUtlA V.Vfc ilfciil )i.(?,|.Uy ? dtl
j j?t ! 1 u\ lock Mt. ]?
j M. Htoiti u oc acted 4i cb?ir
! iijhij in t< ; s uniM iuiiiiiihl uimncr. I
I A Mter 'ron, ( 6j,t Krnitb, *xj?reKH. i
I ing bit regret# Kt not beinj able to
Itbprnwnt on of ??uk h,.H|l J
nnd expressing bi* thanks lor i m'
i |>r*clical!y uhht>iii)iiu? support im^.I
j? o him io liis previous cauya*.o?ti
; was read to th* auditneo. (apt .J.i
i <? Kiclniji) uisde ? brit<f but mu f !
upeech sud wan followed l?y
j Mes-i?. -S' in kins, Kvans and I<i m
bert (or Nilieilot , .jo?| fimi^h and
j<?. W. MoseUy f,? Clerk of (Joui? ?
j I) K. Hough, W K Mai one and I ).
j M- Me.C'oskiil (or Treasyrer , l>. t\
Dixon, J. M. So well and U. M. tWit
for Supervisor ; W. U Turner run
J M. VV k t in for Couij'y Supt <.f K ' ;
?I S Trsnibm, H H. Williams,
1 I H ?>le h ml W. W. H u kft'M
for Sheriff ; J. J. Goodale, M H.
lUbon mi.) W. K. Uusaell for Aw.1t.
tor, and U. P 0. M u nth i son fur 0?? ' -
oner.
I be mee ting was n repr*t*ntat< v..
one, well aUemled, aid wtll eon
ducted, and chosen to he mentioned
as one of tbe best county campaign
meetings ever held in this oount\.
It wan belli in the beautiful onk
grove in reai of 'l'ruend-11 Brim,
store, and was fittj>n<U-d by a num
ber nf ladlfS. The candidate*) and
vi*ilors were invited to the boipita- j
bio homes of the flood people of lb -
time, and were elegantly eared for .
The* next meeting will be held t?i
West villu t.n. mnrrftoi
iju"t rrvJ.ovod ? nice assortment of j
frr.nh Cra.( Irerd R A. McDowell.
Premium Sale.
Mr. M SiuuiM win on next Mon
day the 15th have a premium nab-.
With every putvhaHo there next
Monday jou will be given a beuulii
ful premium. 1150 00 worth will be
given away.
? ? ??- ? -4>^? - -
Accident at Bethuno
While loading csrs with lumber
at Hethune one dav Jaht weej: M?.
Geo. Outlaw wus struck on thb lira !
with a heavy piecu of timber and
knocked unconscious. He Uy in that
condition for aoino time, but^ -^nier
rsvjyef], and v? are glad to know
it is hoped that ho will soou recover.
Coroner Too, to be Kloctvd thia Year
The impression has prevailed that
there would h?? no elnotjon f?>r 0;jr?
ouor in thin county t h La year, but
it seems that the imprcHslon was to
erroneous one, and aCoronor will
have to be voted for.
Death of Mrs Bowen.
ftjrs. &|ary J. Oowpn diod at her
homo in West Wateree on August
flib, in the 76th year of her s^e
Mrs. Bowen was the mother of n?\
A. II. Howen and Mis. , lames
True, of West Wateree. The funer
al was held Tuesday afternoon and
the burial took place at the family
burying ground near Rlaney. 6he
was a most excellent lady and was
loved by all who knew bor.
I)Ooljnt the Wiu'low Display at
M. Baum's and see what you crd get
free. ' '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
U- T. Mickle to Trustees Kbcti^ror
Church, Sontb, 3 acrea in No. 1G 81
J. C. Campbell to Leo Schenk &
Co. 450 acres in No. 19 price rwt Ptftt
ed.
Pauline Williams to L. 8ol?enk &
Co. t?7 1 3 acr<s iu No. 1 $1. ami
othor valuable consideration.
Ij. A. Wittkowsky Muster ?o H. C.
Buthea 390 acres in No. 17 $100.
? -Vr?
t4?? to th? Gilt Edge Stnr?: and bit
those- beautiful colored lawns and
baii?te tlioy ?re offering at 4i 6 aud
?; i-4v,
PERSONAL.,
M '88 Uallie Canison ia ap?*iii\|ny
a few dnys with r?ij y^a intfjlU'U
bia,
Caul. W. M. Shat?uon U apend
ins; i coujde of wet'ka at Flat Rock,
N. C.
Mrgara Charlie and Sum I' helps,
aous of Mr. J. B. I'helpaaro visiting
in Camden.
Miss Lybil Walker ??f Columbia
ia visiting with M i?s Debut# Zwinp
iu Kirkwood.
Mr. H. Q, Ctrrlton, Jr., returned
homo Inst Saturday from White
Stone Lithia Springs,
Ht'Vt and Mrs. A. E. Crane left
yesterday for Brooklyn, N. Y. Be
fore returning to th?*ir h??me in Fla.,
they will probably viait London.
Mr?. H. V. Fillingim, noc Fori* of
Columbus, Qa., artlyed in Cmii don
this rooming on a visit to roUUvt s
hern. Site wha accompanied by Mr
Robt. McDowell, Jr., who haa been
spending some time in Georgia aed
Alabama. \
Miaa Carrie Beckham, who return^
ed last week from having comploUd
the stenographic and typewriting
?our*? in the Con*tr*e Business Co*.
Irge, will assist lief fat1>or in curry
:r.g on hit* insurance buaiueaN. She
i M^ilt ftUo do atunographid work and
t typewr trnif-ffTT anyone *tbo deatreH
ill. She baa already mi (raged n?
j atenograpber fur K. 1>. BU^euav,
i Kiq . whoaw inorenaihg law bn*ineae
i baa c*?rreapondingly increased the
vf Wi? writing ? Kershaw Kra.
Low E> ; e Ticket*
Coiuiuenctog Vug. 17 tjie So.
Railway will Hi I di ikoo
tickets at tb?< very low
ra" e$ from Csui' 11 :
A hbeville f 5 <K>
1 I It* tin Springs r> 3d
Spartanburg 6 50
AsheviMe 7 2 if
l-'t Ml Itork ti 1(1
Nal?id\ II HO
} DM Point Con till 7.50
Virginia Head 7 (
Cot roaponding li'w rntes to ?l||
?>? t? c- 1 point* in *01 1 It and Scu'hj
Caf'.iiiiH, (???"?' tji**. Aimu'ivhci" and
V i r n ? 11 i h. For f n the* infoi matinn i
cull no huy So li 1 1 <ru t aiirnad agi nt. j
Ft>r all the N ?\?s of b? Campaign Rtud i
Tho J arnal.
The A t ! a n ta J< irijHl will not on
ly niriv? tn be r It*, but it will 1h?
bright and larj?*>, national in ill*
ue*s and vk'r?H. Kvriyi>no who in
Interested in tin# vital Presidential
Oontest wiil nw'il 1 <. rv> ry < 1 h y .
The Journal's f-'ciltM*-* for get
ting the liewo "wlide H m news" air
natter than any o'her paper pub
Imbed iu the Sout b.
The rate* sre very low, beit.g on
ly $7.00 per year for the Daily and
Sunday by ninil, fit GO for Mix month.
Daily only 00 per vear, #2 50 nix
months, or deliveiod by our carriers
iu the different town* and cities at
12c per week,
6PKCIA1. OAMTAION Oli'KH.
The Daiiy and Sunday Journal
for the next nix months, $3 00.
Agents are wanted to take sub
scriptions! and a very liberal com
mission will be allowed on all new
subscribers. Address AUmiu Jour
tial, Circulation Department, Jour
nal Uld? , A'lants, Ot.
Terms, subscription blanks, sam
ple copies, printed matter, etc , wi.l
he sent by return in a it.
If you *vo,nt all the Ness ul; the
Urns read The Journal.
First-class Pasturage.
V\'e are prepared to furnish
you GraUclass pastur?ge at "liel
tuont" for yntir cattle, li? s and
horned. We claim the beat pus
lure in this section ?d the State.
Pure, running river writer for
stock from a sandbar a quarter
mile long. Plenty of ^rass and
oiviio. And absolutely no fever.
Wo havo not lost siutf'o h?'ftd
of slock tliia season. Pasture
under immediate and daily su
pervision of our Mr. DeLoacho.
DePass & DeLoache.
Oall or leave orders at fternp & De
Puss' Drujj fcitore.
DR. W. R. CLYBURN,
*?l'l IJM C i a 1 1 dub <j|ii tcwoit,
CAMDEN, $. C
^dSS^Olfiee at Dr. 0. P. DnUose'* Drug
Storo. 'Phone No. 111.
y. Jf. Sft<m$on,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAMDEN, S. C. rj
? Plans and BpectflcftTtoru "TurnBIiev^
Plate-glass store fronts a gpepiftlity.
Work ?uperbitendftf
0 tf.
New jiiogM Loan Series.
Notice id hereby gU*n that at the
last monthly meet ng of The Enter
prise Building ?k Loan Association
of Camden, it wns docidod that on
January 1st, 1005. a new aerie* ?
No 7 ? would be started.
A I). Kennedy, Prest.
W. It. Hough, Sec. & Trees.
Ice delivered in any part of
the city twice daily . My ]?n
cea are ass ]ow us the lowest.
Pat remaps sol ic.it, ?*d and su tin
faction guaranteed. (Uve n?e
your ordern.
John W1ii taker, Jr.
Camden Lumber Mfg. Co.,
Gnnukii, - S. C.
All kinds of Moulding, In
side Casing, Columns, Balus
ters, Newels, Flooiinfr, Ceil
ing and Siding. Brn< ketn
sawed to order. Get our pri
ces. We use nothing but Long
Loof Yellow Vine.
B. W. CLARK,
<* *
M imager.
July '29. 1904.
Wanted/
i
To Build Yoor House For Yob.!
--' Do you own 4 lot and want
a house built oo it? If ho I
want to nee you and talk with
yon. .f ".will build your house
and you can pay for it in small
monthly payment*. Rnaieet
jdan oTer offered to get your
house built.
See me at once.
M. 0. 111NSON.
Aug. 11)04. >
/
"June i In IvM s" l>ran?io<I
on a Youth ;? 11 ? ) Hoys' suit is a
gua* tilitco of mi pci ior woi k -
muuship ami materia'.
Or David Matk s Sons on a
hihm'h suit will surely give en
I ire s it isfa<;tini).
Oonio ami wliat thoy
look like; 3011 will l>e plea-wl.
W. H. ZEiP,
The Shoe, Hat & Cloth
ing Man.
oOiiili Carolina Military Academy.
One vacancy in the wta'* llcncllriKrv
Scliolttrhhipa to be awaidfd ort com
petitive eaainination for Kor*haw
Ceunty. Blank forma of application
xhoulil be applied for at oiim to Col. <J.
H. ftadadvn, Chairman Board of VisiTorfl,
or the Ounty Supt. of Induration,
Theao applications, F^LLY MADE
OUT, muHt he in the Imuda ol 0?.&
Ohaiftmn on the IhI day of Ai>fcU?;?. In
or?6i to r*cdve lit tent U*n.
C. S. OADSftKN.
Chairman lid. TrnBteeH,
July i, 1901.
Citation.
JjotUli Carolina ? Kershaw < 'ounty.
By J. B. Phelpa, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Joel Hough, C. C. I'.,
made suit to mo, to grant him Letter* of
Administration of the Dercliol eBtate of
and effects of L- M. Walt#, deoeaaed, of
Kerahaw County
Theae are therefore to cite anil admon
!a)i all and ainguhir the kindred ami tho
creditor* of tho Haid L. M. Watt*, (
of Kerahaw County, doceaaed. they
be and appear before ino, in the Court ol
Probata, to be held at Cuiud?n, S. C . on
the l$th dav of Auguflt, MH)4, after
indication hereof, at It o'clock iu t lie
orenoon, to show cause, if aay Y
have, why the Haid admipitUMlot) alio"'^!
not he granted, - .
Given Uhdttf toy hand thia lHt dny of
Jim, A D., 1004.
PuW'Oied in the t.'amdeu Chronicle
'an lliu 8th <lay of July, 1904.
j T 11. PHELPS,
.lu.lce of I'robate.
1
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South Carolina, | Court of
Korahaw Oounty. f Common Plrae.
(Complaint Sorvod.)
Mary E, Man and Nellie C. Man,
Plaintiff*.
aijatn.it
Belle. Whit>- Man. Ola M. Hurley ,
Amy B Man. Merle Man, John
C. Man an4 Eunice Man.
Defendants.
To the Dofendnnte above nauiod : -
You ami hereby eummoned and re
quired to nns??r the complaint in thit
action, of which a copy ?* hmewith
Nerved upon you. and to ?crve h copy of
you^rfiHWer^to the mtirt complaint on
thpfeubacriherit at thnir ollice In Cauid?n,
?fi. C., within twenty day* after tbe ?cr
vic? hereof, exelunlvo ot the day of such
service, and if you leil to Htiaw??r the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff* in thta notion will apply to the
<-V>urt for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated June 9th. A. I) 1904.
KIRKXAND & SMITH,
Plaintiff*' Attorney#.
1
! To the Defendants Ilelle White Man. Ola
M. Ilarley, Amy B. Man. MiM-le
Matt. Jobu C. Man nnd Kunice Men:
Take notice that the rummona and
complaint in the above entitled cause
were died in the ofh<M of the Cledt ??f
Court pf Common Plean for Korahaw
County. 3. C., at Camden, on the 9th
4a) of Jan*, A. D. 1904.
> K1RKLAND & SMITH
Plain WIT a Attorney**
J MM 1*, 1904. ?
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tormui.c i 1 a prae'i<\i! wt? rmai i :i:i of <>wr a quarter ot a century's
expt'iciv .. li i; easily the luiemusi lemcdy in its clas? on tho "
American market to-day. I'rice l?f> cents package.
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sluauiois. To AiliuUi, Xirdi vilk', Mera^iiis
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-?To SavatiiV'* S11U' .l.trU.voi \ iile and all
points in Florida and (-?>ba.
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l-T OBTH &c SOD'TH.
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[jk^T'Kor detailed information, vjvti)i?V sched
ules; Pullman Ueservat iotls, &e., apply to
any a?jent of the Seaboard Air Line Kail way
or to J op. W. Stewart, Travelling -Passenger
Agent, Columbia, S.
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Tlio Kind You llavo Always Bought* and which has beea
in use for over 30 il'ears, has homo tlio signature of
" and has been made under his per
sonul supervision since its infancy*
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
Ail Counterfeits* Imitations and 4t Just-as-good" are hut
Kxpcrlincnts that triiio with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children? Experience against Kxperiiuent.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil* Pawv
goric, l>rops and Soothing 0yrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance* Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worntfi "
and allays Feverishness. It cures t>iarrhcoa and 'Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Fowl, regulates the
Stomach and Rowels, giving healthy and natural sleep*
The Children's Panacea? The Mother's Friend*
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of