The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 19, 1904, Image 3
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? JttAMlLKS
Wl J'H PUftCHA??St}.*
i foa $Aia iw
Salinontl Brothers,
Staple; Ami Funcy (iroecrs.
mi itf mm,
Plumbing is a science. I nuke a
?tu<ly of all i 10 bl'JW.chc'H and
O'.k after your interest. Taktteare !i;:t
?our Master Pluml?ef is sin efficient lvn
rinonr and understand* Ihh I us;i;? .->n
horoughly, tlmf ii< where thu neei?*t ? f it
;oo?$ job Jiea. Si'<? ine im ihoiwiIIv ?b<nn
'?ilf work. beeuMie my client ami you
hal' be the o\\ ner n( h lii>t-i lass s a 1 1 i -
nrv ?V*tem. You would b?? M!i|i>'mp.c1
a sew the obi work that i am leariuji .
nit . f vcrv <l:> v, it was donw noni
y t>\ inexperienced men. Sec me, ^eo
tic, Snti u>e.
ifoftpTt fnl)r,
j uHM F. JBNKIMS.
ftSfid }$m%
Kit ?
New Announcements*.
For Coroner. ? Mr. W. T. Ham
nond.
Hanging mid Tioh,
Gut our pries on Bugging ami
Fits Uofoio you buy.
The Uilt K;ige Store.
Lest.
A email gold medal. Engraved
m one (tide ; K. B. .Joy and on the
teverse tide 1800. Finder wil1 he
milahly rewarded bv leaving saiuo
it Tho Chronicle cttice.
Enlarging;.
A lurge warehoutsu ia being built
| out to Iho rear of the Opera House
itore to l?t? used for thu increasing
)U9incH? of Messrs. L Schenk and
;o. This progressive firm is con
jugally advancing and the trading
iublio cun Qud at the Opera House
c*this Fa'l the very best the?
ga fiord. *
Qon o
jlla Xhomaon and Su&iu
left on Wednesday for the
where they expect tohuy one
the most beautiful stocks of]
per/ eyer brought to CauitfvH
mi visll Baltimore, Philudel
|:and New York, aud their cus
Irs can rent assured th^t the f ill
of the Camden Millinery Co.
90methl o^-rrei liYorth seoingj
See Mr, Biuce at Onoe.
ihur attention is called to thej
ie of Supt. of Ed. K. C. Baice in
Fa? ue of The Chronicle in which
inouncea'thut the time for ap
Ig for [ho free scholarship in
L;^C* M. A. has almost expired,
is a valuable scholarship and
Id bo made use of by some one.
?u want to apply for it see Mi.j
scat once.
N
A New Firm.
HBfira E. F. Watkins and .J. K<t,
r Lang have formed a co-part
[hip and after Sept. 1st will cou
>t a cattle and hay farm in Wesi
sreoon Mr. Watkins' plantation
Iierly the Spencer place. Thev
fj.ao couduct a store there and
1? general merchandise. The J
Inesa will be knowu as the VVa
?e Cattle and Hay Farm, Wat
|ta and Lung, Proprietors. Tht'He
ft^epen are already well known n*
of our yoiy best buaihess men,
hwc are suru they will be euii
tly auccessful in their new busi
Those patronizing them wdl
leve the very best service.
Death.
ftliPft Nora Price dan?hter of Mr
Mrs ?L C. Pric^, of C isaett. died
^ Sunday night. ' aged abuut 21
Ita. Deceased was a most oxonl^
it christian Iad> and was lovod by
| f?tio kn?w lior. The talks bho gavo
; ilia unconverted just bufore
I death will r.evcr bo forgot! oh.
?16ft nhundaut ovidfcuca Lhut with
all Waa well, and that she was
ing and ready tu go ai the Mas*
i-call. Her lw>dv was laid to rest
leaver Dim church ai. i o'cl^ch
Doeia )iarn??'i -it her
n? ts?ar liatb?r?8 last Monday
111, and wai juried on TuejUy
i.wyiugip'cnmih- Mr*
~ ?a#?0 ?" 7S >e*ra of ag?,
l mpMhizc very deeply wivh
Mia* II ay \u tta daath oL
ntouxtad Of
\*>OCU// S/'o/s.
*X'*\
j 1 l?? m xt well. i lilt? ?r tii (i s i i> m | ir ?
|?'?? intent i ? i onr ,.,.I0IU1? ,.t> itl
jUi it of I):-. A!h";r'M? Adair Ma..,,.,
| 1 ? "f W V.Mk ( ' i , It,, ,.',1 Mt
?f 'Mir ,;nJ ?,a-i
|lo,V?'d ph VMicttiii, \)r. A A .\i
Sr. I ? I #* HJlMiuiiC. Ill, I I , < Ui?- III :l i i
14 fur tin- .jJmI August At'di
jthrt fc,M|;i:n v\ ?? lhfl|
""i' '>f S- I (i |l. '
j '?*'??? l -l I. UMi.M, ami ,
j'M' tklttll' Weddif;.' i()i, ,,, ,(l: (? M,t_
IHMl. H J><* l|;i 1 1| yr H> ? t?t CT l|;)!e : ?? ) . t ',H i
? in' biide, M im a^opn Vr?'f! >film? .? '
hs U|t? d turner < ? f i .4- r .} j
j ??i I M i *>. V i ciif iiImh j( l ( j.-. |j < , ; . j |
N'i-w .JfiAfv, & 1 1 * i i|u. ?vKMi,lk. i-, -,. ?
Hl.Uiy Wlli l)l; Ml-lfiu !?t
uoon ut ihoir , Imroh M Ktwiiol-l! I
Dr. iiml Mi h Mu my ,,t j
and Mr. C (\ Moor* , 1, ,x,?vi ,J
b.< present at tii,. w<s',(i'|.g vvi||
he kiivhLm ?,f Judge Vrt?di.ij?uii-.t ?, i , 1 1 1
f h ? n i 1 y f,;r ) J;|. at* i?i ri. Dr. A. A
Moore, .It., is h native ? | our i.iwn
and >1 Hrt ulwftyn houii H great favor
ite here, kikI ih kd uuikuhMv pro ui
ineut, courteous ami ueniai gentle,
man. I lit! ImMtH of frtemU of tin
family and the fornicate jumip
Doctor extend to him their
e?.. {(0i>d wishes and eongrat ui h
tlOOH.
Tho marooning patiy at Liberty
Hill report a particular! y delijin
ful time in that most lompitaMi
village of wonderfully beantiful
scenery. Their number h h heer?
i ncr^ased t his wet k 1 ? y Miss Marga- !
ret Burnet and Mr. VV. T. Bam-it
who drove up on Monday to m?< rid
aeverul days. M ,<,? Henrietta i
Jnh ns'iu i a'lwo a iziu'Bt at Libei ti '
HiM.
Mra. T. H Fisher, of <;? luir l?i?, j
*'ith lie r little daughter, Minn .Jane
Fucker, is spending trine tiuie -vitli
tier mother, Mra. .1. M. Sionc.v, <n
Kflir street. M an tar* Kiirnct Stoiiey j
returned with her r.ftcr several j
we? kn 8|>?nt in Coin rnlii.i.
ftllKH Claud in Ztiup Jt1 ft, ?.n
Wednesday to npeud atverjil vvetkn!
in Suvanuah with her relativen
there.
Mc and Mrs. Mre^urv and their
little daughter, Mi?^ Marie, have
returned after a vHr>it <>t bcvoral
weeks to (Jh at left ton un-l S u 1 1 i v a n ' n
Ik! k nd.
Dr. ,J. VV. Corbett enout several
dayn thin pa?t wetk with hi? fami
ly at Mr. atid Mrn. K G. WhiaUei'H
at Flat Hock, N. C.
Mr. W. M."* Shannon who hay
heeu at Flat Koek hau ${ouc to
Gl-.nn SprtngH fur a fortnight
more.
Mit>HOH Susie Young and Belle
Thomson left <>n Wednesday irtoin
ing to go to New Yoik aud lialti
moro taking advantage of the ux
cniblon north on that day.
Dr. F. M. Zemp and Mr. W. S.
Buruct also left on Wednesday
for New York and Baltimore.
Sir. aud Mrs. Henry T. Savage
and son aud daughter have returned
from a couple of months Btay with
their relatives in Boston and tho
surrounding summer resorts. They
were all greatly benefited by their
change.
Mrs. K. M. Boykto aud Mr.
toa Boykin left this week for a
visit to their large family connec
tion in Virginia.
Mr. R. M. Kennedy who ha* gone
to the St. Louia Imposition will al
so visit friends In * Virginia "before
his return to Camden.
Mr. .J. Chapman Huger stopped
oyer with his sister, Mrs Barrett,
tins week on his return to Sumter
froiu his mountain trip. <?
Wo Trust Thin is an Error.
"Rev. Jnbez Portia accepts the
call of tlio Katesburg church, and
will begin hia wotk there at un
early date."
The above appeared in yesterday's
Hspliht Courier and we trust ii ib
ao error. If, however, it in true the
Bnptial church here is unaware of it.
Accident to Dr. Alexander.
Lust Tuesday morning a* J)r. I.j
II. Alexander wa* on hia way to L.i?
ofliee, when near I.af&yott*} uvenilf, I
his whuol was caught in u loose i lee- i
trie wire an 1 ho wm thrown violcuti
ly to the ground, hin hip 6tri!:inp? on
a brick which was lyin^ in the atroet.
Wo are eorry to st ate I hat the Doc
tor'a injuries nro quite serious, but
his many frieuda hope einceroly thut
it tv.H not i>e lon^f tiufjre ho will bo
hituaelf again.
^ * m
Nfotiee.
1 aui no longer at the Opera
House atoro, ))ut tny fiiend* will
now Und me at Whitnker <fc Hur
net'a where I will he pleased to
*?r>e them. When you aro in
town come in to sew nie ami I will
make it ph-tmunt for }<>n. We will
heartily wi-Icoum' you at any Utile,
and 1 will do itll I cau fur my old
customers and an much for as uiany
now ones an will conic tome.
1 nni yours truly,
Clara Mac Cook.
A Tifcer Catcher.
Mr. J. F. Hatemnn is proving him
Helf to bo or.u of lilt host tiger catch'
era in Urn country. L'isl Saturday
he laidetl toe pr? miai'H u? M:. Ii II t
Trueadull near WkutV'tJe and t?n<l:
therefrom ab?ttt twenty qtKfia of
corn wbfakoy. And a^ain ou Sun*
day last ho tonk 'ffpin ih* j><vra?W?
of Aeb?? BJandinpr. Colored, in Wist
Wntorae, ton (pint la of wl.iakej. Mr.
. BaUtuun in on* of Hie heat conata
|biw in ill* 8UU Ho a*
Sam lie I It. Lit t It ti in .
('rtm 'cti s-u -iti'ncd a distinct iox*.
l;v ilir- dc.th on U^t Saturday nwn
j -t'l of Mi Sun, ij' 1 H LitliHiii A |
i in. in dI pj.\s-<pic, apparent l\
till } ?** r ' < -t * t- llVi.hii. ii j??l uctivi-: v ?"'?i
i U*^t'd ill (life llMt'i 'O
i lu-lil>v?> t' ?? ! ?UK (,r Ills death. II*
hid j u h v con:1' from b'rai :faaf, wafc
I cIllUI tul bnoV?tl:?? . had I V 4 ? I r
j SolOC (li^-OtlOllh Ht)OUl his WO I* , Illi,!
wnl down to ivtj<{ the morning patx r
: WiiHtl liltj *Ullllll?UI" OHtUt) W ? tit"** *
warning. lii> wii.i atone iii li>>< i |
lifle, abd wh.on found a lew uiinr,t ?*;
I ?t t ?* r tic wa# setniiri!'i\ ua'o?.p in j.i? !
oirUI', Willi I, ! f nvWHjmpijr tU'rtM* b'r j
Up. And ho t ho Hjiii it of h im""''1
tonn look iln light Mr. |/rh un
tfiiH h native of I'avie Count*, N 1' .
and wan l>oru Nov. I N, 1 Hi 1 lie
Spent his boyhood 01) bin father*
futui, and had small oppo: innii '? t ? ?*
education \\ lion the <#i*i! *vhi
began be became ii member of th?
7ih Confederate Cavalry made ui o;
companies from N.?rth Carolina, (I
orgia un<l other Stut 4*h wild belonto-ii
to (Jen. Dealing's Hrig'ide. 1|?- w n?
a good Soulier, and been ?it? a S-r
gcant In l<h'?4 he w?a cnptUM<l in
i ron t ot i'eteisburg, and whh impiiM
oned at Point I i.oUoul, Md , until
January, !80f>. when ho was release!
on puroln. After t lie. war he devot
od himsidt ?o the euro of his widow,
nd mother and aUter, and botfan ? ?>
trade in Sonth (!uio!ihu. in 1^71 he
married M>3 T/'Uimi C. Moon*, i>l
Kershaw county, and settled i't Can
den, where he has si nee. remano-d
Mr. Latham v/au a n . i of the hig'?
est integrity Ho wa? pr? omiueirl .
a good citizen ? nlert always public
spirited, generous, to be fcund m
the front in every movement tor tin*
betterment of bid adopted town, find
ho ujifl a friend of the. poor. Ill/In r
praibt) cannot L>o Bpoiom of any one
than Lo May 1 1 ih t , pi x^onaiiy , lie had
the respect and ^ood will of aii who
ctwne in eonttict w it h him; that, mi
bivinegrj, ho bad tbo co.ililonc'. of
th')?y with whom lio h?d <leniin^?,
uml liis ? ?rd p iHhed at par wherever
it. wan spoken , und that hU privnte
life wa? a model. Mr. Latham \v-?.
for one or more ternn a l.ioonty
Cothmiasioner, and was ut the time
of hi* doath on ft of the Wardonw of
('amdon. As a pnhlio olficer he wn#
?m fffieient and faithful e?ptodian of
tho pcople'u intereyts. All in nl!
(.auide'i and Kurdiaw county Irvvi
not had many who met all the dutieh
of eitizonihip art fully as he.
Mra. Latham, who hud for 30 man>
years been bin most devoted help
moot, with ei^ht children, hurviye
him Their Ioi-h nil cannot realize
They will tnias hifl kir.d'.y voice, bin
tender eare, and his strong hand
Hut to them it will bo a uweet com
fort to rotnember bitn as he was, tl;e
good, brave man, who thought no
evil of any otis, and always sought
to walk in the straiuht path. V
Mr. Latham was a member of the
Methodist church, and there his fu
neral was conducted on Sunday eve
ning by Rev James Workman
Money GKyeu Awfty.
Call at The. Gilt' Edge Store and
get a ticket for a guess at the clock.
Five dollars gi yen away every Shi
urday starting Aug 27 th and a nice
buggy on Christmas Eve
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFKR3,
Minnie Wolfe to Bertha It. Wolfe
1 lot in No, 1 $200.
K.<T. Estridge & Co to Kershaw
Telephone Co 1 lot in No. 22 $90.
*J. O Norno and Graeic Perry to J.
F. bailey 20 acres in No. 17 $1.
Married.
Ou tho night of August the lltb,
at the houie of Mr. John Elliott,
Miss Msttie Huek&boe and Mr. C. U
Myeis were happily uuited in the
holy bonds of uiatrimouv, Roy. W.
H. Joyner offtuiatiug. We oxteud
hearty oongi atnl Rtions.
A Card From Mr. Elliott
Air. Editor: ? I notice that my
name appears as one of the mana
gers at I'itm Tree club. This wan
| Kn overnight and w,aa done without
| my knowledge, and 1 b. g ?ljat you!
| suhslitude lli?- name of Mi. If. J.
: Copt-land, iusi'-ad of mine.
V'niy Kt*Hp?!ctf uli v.
ti. li. Elliott.
PERSONAL,.
Miss Alloe Zemp loft .M??iiduy for a J
visit to friends in Sumter.
Mr. N, N ewmau, of Bethunc,
was in Camden on Tuesday.
i Mrs C. H.^Lewia is visiting friends
| at Welford. 8p.rt.mbn g county
j M is3 Elizabeth Lumpkin of ? 'obi in.
bia is vialttng Miss Ada Trantham
J Mrs. .John l'\ Jenkins of Camden
! a poii t Mmidi.y in tho city ? .Sumter,
J It?'m.
i Hon. M. Iy Smith of Camden w:is
j bereyestetdiiy on le:ul hu-inoss ?
j Uifhop^db* Era, IHth.
j Mrs. U M O ffo'td .Myho It <m b u>
low ;? vinlt to trlafives in TYrintJssee
is expeeled home to day
! I)r liu.isoll X-'iitp who Imh bocn
j spending some time in Camden re*
I turned to Ids home ye torday.
j Mr. K It Elliott is visiting' Mr D
? E Spencer at Orphanage Mr El
j liotlt wib return t-o morrow in order
? to attend tho campaign meeting in
Cauv'en. " /
Prof W. F ??Cott Instructor of LiHt
in nnd G et>k the "\\> l*h Neck High
ScU iul. was in Camden thii "Vutk. jh
the inieres*. of hie school Mr Seotl
is a brother of Mrs. E. A McDowell
. /' Mioses Heaxio ind Counc Thorn
ioTT. daughter* of Mr. ?nd Mr*. W.
C. Thornton. of Lancaster. ar?? *i*it
ing thrir aunt Mr*. I). E. llinson
lelitflitful Id tie patty wa m civfcn
*i Mr4 1 1 i ?*0ti V?u W?xt???iUy
Low Ri.lv> Ttckotti
Commencing A u j . I ; t li?i Sa.
1{u*1v\kV v\ 1 1 1 *<??! ??in in. } h , usiiii
lit Ii 4- l M Kl tl W- I illicit'',; V i* | \ !l|?
r*u ? ii o iii ( 'h in ?? ii :
A l?liv\ i :l?? * > ' .(i
( i l?*ii II S|H ?no ? .')> '
SpHi in i? J<u t ?> '
A * 'i? v i I i ?? V 2.?
Fiut Kttck ?>
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< t' : 1 {'< li ?l I I til ult
V m ti i ti 1 1 I ??? ?ti i 7 .*?(?
I '? ?? i ? ?h pi i ml i m1 ? I * i . ; . m n h 1 1
'?Vil.l pui >Hh l u N hi l h m I S i it ? 1 1
i l>*Ot|ti , 1 ' r II I - ? > Si ?? lllni
Vtiy.inia. l'\vr fo llit inf'M III..' ion
l!tt 1 1 Oil t? It y SilU li.' Ml t Ml ! I (1 'III HJil III.
For fill iht) N?'W h ?1 i lift Ciiiii|iiii^ ii It. ml
The J urnai.
I lie Atlanta J ? < >i i it u I w i : I iii : i on
I y Mt r t v*,? t*? bo i i>: !? t, J. u i 1 1 vv.il 1 1,
hi itili l n n<i I nr k ? . ? h ? i ?? u ?;! in i ? *
tll'WH Itllli VII'WM. K V< I \ ? lit' w|lM I*
t iiii-n^ti'il id i >i ? *? -.it'ii I ' > i xi.ii'ii 1 1 tl
CUiU'rtt will f i ?'?? < i ?i. iv i \ i';i\
l lit' .1 ??'n r? al'a ( i tu- fui *;?i
tu?>f l 111! ni- A S "Vil.i >? II I- ri I <
? Mlier than a (iv '? Uci p.-ipt-i' pah
lialifit in llio J^ou' !i.
1'h i! raton ure v< ry I i?, In i i ^ mi
ly #7.00 p**f y?'H? I r Iln- ltul\ unit
Sunday by mail, k '? 50 f it ni x moni i ?.
Daily only jji.VOO p? ? v??r ><?.! 50 nix
tnoiilliN, or iltlivi m-.iI l>\ out rut rit'ii
iii tin? ititforriil l uNM1' ?rnl i ilifM Mi
1 2c p' r wt'i'k.
M'ICI.U, CAMI'AIOK tlllli.
Tin! l)?uiy Hint Stnii'.Hv .Ii tii'iiul
fur iln* m xt t?ix ii-.iiut Its, $!! 00.
A^i.nla an' wanted to t ? . k ? Mil)
uciiptioUJ ??ml it v* ry l;h<iil n hi.
miaaion will he ??!!?> *v i.- ? i mi nil in a
811 liMcrii). I rt. A'hi.idM Allili1 i ,) <1(11
iiaif C ii Cli l/ftlifii ! ' ? j 1 1* i L m i u i * ? , i illi*
iihI Hid <i , A Uu t o, < J :t.
Term a, mi hscrip? i < ? r? l?l hi. !{ "?, at tu
ple cpi-'H, print** I in tii-i, t i ? ? t wi i
he Rt* n I h v i ?*t ii r i' hi i.i I
If v <?u wsint all ? In- ,?i. ilu
time n*?id 1'lic .) ur.nai.
First-class Pasturage,
Wo. mr prp|)trc<l lo fnrniH!i
you lic8t?chi.sH past ur ut, r lJH
niojil" lor your ritlth'. h"<j;S unci
liornen. Wfl (?>niin tin* ln'^t pits
f.uro. in tljin sccLioii of ilm
I'urr, running iiv<t wufrr l"r
s'Hck from iv sun.lhar n qnr.rlur
mile lu'U/. I'ien'.y ?>f ijrnfH tu.il
ciuifi A ')<! tt hf^oi ii tit 1 v ni? fcvi r.
Wi! luivn not. lost u Kjn^h^ I., a.l
of ijtfick t'lin p?;.*'i|i 1 ':*H t ltr<;
uiwicr un mud i ut^ and ihiilv hu ?
purviaiun uf our Mr. DcLoacht1.
BeFasa & DeLoacbe,
or loave or?1t?r.i at Zoirp iSi, Do
PiJob i)nj4 Stoiv,
OR. W. R. CLY8URN,
TluiMciaii C^nv'i ^iircjv'oii,
CAMDEN . S. C
VST Offico at I)r, C. P. Dufionn's Drug
Storo. M'hone No. Ill
J. ft. Benson,
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
CAMDEN, S. C.
Plans ami ?j?eeifloalionu furnished.
Plate-^jlaKK stnr* frontf, a speciality.
Work superintended
Jan. 9 tf."
New "nliug Anil Loan Series,
Notice ip hereby given ?hat at the
last moutlily uicot n^ of Tlio Enter
prise Building & Loan Asftoeiution
of Camden, it wan decided that en
January lnt, 1905. a new "series- ?
No 7 ? would be started.
A 1). Kennedy, Profit.
W. It. Hough, Sec. <fe Treaa.
XOTEI
Ice delivered in any part of.!
* 1
t ho city twicc daily. My pn
cei are as low as the lowest.
Pjitrnimjr,! solicited and s-itis-|
faction guarantied. (Jive rue
your ord era.
John Wliitaker, Jr.
Cauidon; - s.
All kinds of Moulding, In
side Oasing, Columns. Balus
ters, Newels, Klooiinu, (Jeil
iag_4find Siding. Brackets
sawed to order. 0? t our pri
ces. We use nothing but Long
Leaf Yellow Pine.
B. W. CLARK,
Manager.
July '29 1904.
~ Wanted
To Enilfl Your Me For Yon.
Do you own a lot and want
a hou?e built on it? If sk> I
wa\it to see you arid talk wiili
ytroS -^1 will build your housu
ai.d jf/UlWi-pay for it in small
monthly payments. Easiest
* plan offered to get- }?ur
bouse built.
See me at once.
0. tilNSON.
J 4\J in?<* 1 1 01 K ihs" l>i a n?l< ?l
|o:i a Youth ;tn<l Hoys' a
I fiiiai unteo ol suj). iior \v t ? 1 1 . -
' iu;t nxhi i> n; iU>i iu\
:
Or David Matk s Soiit* on a
iiinnV suit wdl surely yivu en
I i vo Siitinfact ion.
Cuno* and h_n? w!?ai i1m\v
look like; \ihi will he |de.iM?d.
The Shoo, Hat & Cloth
ing Man.
One vacancy in the State I > ? * n ?? 1 ?i- 1 :t ?? v
Scholarships i.s to he awarded on cum
petitive examination for Koiahaw
County. Blank f*>r irtH of application
should be applied for at once (o Co).
S. Gadsden, Chni:mun Board of .Viaitors,
or the County Nupt, of Education.
Theae applications, Fl:l,LY MADK
OUT, m um I be in the hands of the
Chairman on tho Iat day of August, in
order to receive attention.
C. S. (tADSDKN,
Chairman Bd. Trustees.
J ?ly j, 1901.
Citation.
South Carolina ? Kershaw County.
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By J. B. Phelpa, BrobAte Judge. /
Whereas, Joel Hough, \Q. C. C. Pf,
infide suit to me, to grant hn^ Trttttyr* of
Administration of the Derelict estate of
and effects of I,. M. Watta. deceased. of
Kcrahaw County
These arcthei ofore to cite and udmon
'ah nil and (insular the kindred and the
j creditor* of the said L. M. Watta,
of Kcrahaw County, duceaaed. that they
be and appear before me, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C , on
the Ibth day of Augtibt, 1!)04, after
publication hereof, at It o'clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, if any thev
have, why thcHiiid administration should
not be anted.
Given under mv hand Una Ifct >biv of
! July, A I).. um;4s
j l'ubl'she'l in tee Camden Chronicle
on i he Hu> dav of July, 1 004 .
.) B. PHELPS,
I Jud'^of 1'robule.
I
SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
South Carolina, | Court c? f
Kerwhaw Comity. ) Common l'lvn
(Complaint Served.)
Mary E, Mux and Nellie. C. Mm i,
Plaint ijfx.
fa/must
Belle. Whit' ]\I'in. 01. i il I. Ilur ley,
Amy II Mt i n . Merle. Ma a, John
C. Man anH En a Ire Man,
/ Defendants.
? To the Defendant* ahovo namod . ?
j Yon are hereby summoned aid re
,?l'ilre?l to nnawri the compUint in tin*
j h. liort, of wfiicil h eopv i* InMt'Wit ti
? hi*rvwl njK?n you, and i?> *eivo rt ? opy ? > I
v<?u answer to the Haul complaint <<n
! the auhscrihera at their otlice in Camden,
I h O., within twenty days after the a?*r
? vice hereof, exclusive of tho dty of such
|?<rvie*, and if yon lail to anawer tho
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaimiffa in this pction will appiC to the
i'onrt for the ri lief demanded in tho
complaint
Dated Jun?? 9th. I) |W)4.
Ki LAND & SMITH.
PlaintiflV Attorney*.
Attorney)
To tho De.fmdautti Belle White Man. Ola
M Hurley, Amy li. Man., Merlo
Mnn, John C. Man nnd ? Kntiioe Man:
I Tuku notice thai the *nmmon* and
complaint in the above entitled cauae
were fih>d in the ottfee of the Clerk of
Court of Common Pleas for Kerahaw
I Countf . S. C., at Oaaiden, on the 9th
South erw R a i lav ay
TMHi OK! AT HAit.WAY HUNS VH.IOUUH A
GREAT COUNTRY
OCNVEMtNTlY IINIIINC. All THE liLll SUCTIONS
OF 1 Hfc S0U1H.
W. A. TUHK S. li. mAKOWICK.
t'a}sviii;oi i'folliv Man.i,'?ir Oeiirrai Kasssitgcr Agent,
\VA->MINii ion . I). C.
W li. TAYl.Ol Asi. l c;.<.n': I uss. Atlaiita, Ga
WE RUN THE
BLSI VEST I*
mi TRAINS
AND HAVE THE
BCST DINING
CAR SERVICE
4 Ashe raft's
Condition Powders
MuKci uoor Ifoises and mule* tat without bloating. It
dfio*; this by ?<??; i th?>i-'?u^iiiy cleansing the sy.item of
all imp;. r. lie:-, ailuwiti,! pntect assimilation of food*
tne'vhy o'.i.Miitii; s<,>iwl imj.-* K: ami ial. ,
IUji -.c:. . 1 1 iv 1 rmVh fivprovc in appetite ami spirits
,i':? ? the ::;?>? k\, iKo..s. 1 1 ? ? r li.;i: s1hh]s, and the new
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K,m- i t ' . t \ - <
v.?- ? ? : i i o-.wiir. p;iCKOCI m (loses,
n >5 ! t ' ill; . : . " ami imiltis only.
. :? ;w?. ?< v.! .u.ti appetizer, bcillg the
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nxpe:'.ci:.o. Il s-as.iy t!;<- I.mcum?sI rrtm-tiy in itr> class oil the
Am u:ari.:-i i, ? ' ty. !-!S luckaj/c. , ,
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SEABOARD
Air Line Kail way.
N o rt 1 1 - S o uth - East- West.
Two l!;ji!y i' i i'i i i ! i 'i u \ 'stibuicd Limited
Trains HotW'.ru Soiuh nnd New York.
Pirsi class \)\mi to SeiTise. ? '
I'll" (5i-.st Ui.tos and Kou'r i:> nil Ifljt, stern
Ciii.,s Via RICHMOND ft?ul WASH
INGTON, or ViH NORFOLK mid
steamers. T.. Atlanta, Nashville, Memphis
I .owisv iltH, Sr. Louis, Chicago, \ow Or
leans, ami all 1'oinN South Mini Southwest.
? To Savannah and Jacksonville and all
A
points in Florida and Cuba.
Potitively the shortebt line between
M'QBri2a:as-SO-iJTI?.
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'?flHyFor deluded information, rat oh, sehed
i ? -t
^ uk?S; Pullman Ueaervat ions, &c., apply, to
any agent of the Seaboard Air Line Railway
or to Jos. W. Stewart, Travelling Passenger
Ageut, Columbia, S. (J. .
Cluis, M?\ Stewart ^V. O*. X3. Ag:t.{
r-r - i4 '
Savaitnuh, C* a.
The Kind You Have Alwayn Bofight# and which haft been
in use for over I5(> years, has borno the signatnre of
? and has bccii made under his per
sonal supervision since its inftuicy.
Allow tio one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and ** Just-as-good" are luafc
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children? Experience against Experiment*
What is CASTORIA
Caxtdria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups, It is Pleasant* 16
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotlo
substance. Its age Is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
mid allays Feverish ness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipattou
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food* regulates the
Stomach and llowcls, giving healthy anw natural sleep*
The Children's Panacea? Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
CASTORIA
Bean the Signature of
ALWAY8
In Use rtr Over 30 Years.
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-- Mom mm A