The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 28, 1906, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text$fcfNomflr PUBLJSH&SD EVEUY I' KIDA V - by ' w. Xj. js/tdoo wis iVr^ SOBBCKIi'TlON li A'I'K* I ' OllO yvAl ,$1.60. six month#, 76 renin; throfc month*, 40 OOIiU. Bit k? roK Aovkktihiwo Onliiiftrr jj'ancient advertinnu nta, lirnt innertion $1.00 per mpiam ; each mom'-joeii in eertfon 60 een'B per H<jnart. local*, f? COlilH per ill)** eat li motion. OhitllarioH charged for h! hanio ratCH ah ordinary advertising. / k All <'U!tllJllllli?'Kl ioltH ? 1 I1' (l' paper 11111kt l?c Accompanied l?y (he true* name m? <<1 addrcvK of the writer, in "? ?lor to inmtro attention- Rejected man UBoriptR will n<?t )>e returned. OommunlcKtioiiH will lie puhlndud Alien of interest to the general pul>lie ami not of a defamatory nature. No ie npOltsiliility will he aHHinned for the viowH of oorroHi'ondonlH. C*n<lidatOK' (hud* for County oilier* $r?.(x>. ('oiitfretHional fiu.oo. lialoH for contract a?lveilifting will he an- | ncuneed n|>o? appl icat ion at thcodne. Komit'aneea by checka, <li ;dtn and moriKV onUrH should lie innde pa vH*?5?' to W.?},. M< DOWKLL, Camden. S. (J. CAMUKN. 8. UKO. *H. 11)00 ~ ? "" ? ,mrn' J lie <11(1 illttl I lit' New. A? wo ht and on the tlileldiold of a New Vear, we are- filled with a certain sense of happint Bft, happ\ })ft0ot)Be of caper rxpri-tat iniih f<o all that ia good ????'' ???!! foi the prosperity uml willMe of man Let lib joyfully ling out tin: old yft?r. Lot ith aland atendfaHt and Strong on t In; t lire.di i!d ol 1M17. I ' ith hope that the New Year linn in Bin re (or iih all that la pood and all that will add to our glory and great noHH. How t aptdly thev panH hy, - tlieae yeat'h ndfi of holiday che<t, Anil not one paaHea hut thai aoine whom we loved well art; no Mnpct with oh to join their voices with oura in f rami tin word? of kindly wi^lien 'J'hey have (jum! into thai H< w.nd. ho ttiient always to iiateninu human eai'H, hut vocal we believe wiih inn Hit; nmd? its the au|?elM hi ltd ?? lor ih< watching Hhephetds that, far uwa\ C'liiittlmaH nit/lit. 1 h'ir ; m hwell another cli'U ua tiuln ihat :n which ouih fondly mingled. JVt (duince they look down upon uh, in w I) one hearts a void has I ? ? i n !< ft. | They ahull not, com-1 u.'.iir. {>? oh i hut tin- vi'jii'h en tin c tin so i a,,, I Iv, tl ia coilnm that v.i' tin) oi ii m I , Boon cio.mh the ii\it' ll'to the un lis i tjovt'ied c.onnlvy. L ' us u^ ilve) thathy (lie eraee wl" (i>?! we will lie] ready for i lie fid N<?(, Kiiisi'i Confederalc I Inn on l-orl Sn in t n*. The following which appeared m ii roe-en I issue of Tin? State from Dr. H. B. Johnson, now of Missis sippi, will he of it -est to many in t liih community who knoa Dr. .T<>lin boii : In the issue nf The Times-D? inn er at of tin? 12th of 1 )??**<? ?n 1m?i , ? correspondent referring to the ie Cent death of Kl ftI?k 1 ill J. Munch, former governor of South Carolina, states thnt "us private secretary of Gov. Pickens he was ? 1 ?? pui?*i 1 i<> hoist the Palmetto liny on the rninn of Fort Sumtei" after its hiu render. I am told that In- claimed this ho no i nnd wnn culled 44 Fort ?Su inter Moses" It is probable that he had arranged i-vervthinu for his own glorification hut an a matter of fact lie ivn? tint. pr< tent on the ramparts of Fori Stnnteil when the Confederate and 1 *-i!in?? ? - to flags vviiii! rained. 'I- v Pickens requested Col. Dcai ini! and tm-o'f, | both of ns being members of In stall', to tak*.! charge of t ho Paltnel to 11 a ii and go vviiii Lieut Ktugu ho n of (iiMi. lion regard's a tall", wlio! was chargid with .'in- nI'rdn ati | flag, and raise theui mi t li ?? wn: aid" t Wtiv fort. It if tnv imj -don iha? I hoisted the Palnirtto tl-?g t<> jt* place on the stall', Co'. l>eamii> he- I ing present. This was f dlnwed b\ a aalute to t lie il 1 \ i he hoi i -m aronnd the harbor. .M '-o-v was in i present at this ?ini" -in,! had ?u> part in the cerem 1 it noon at ter came u p. present i n^t ihe appeal anee of a much dis-ippointed man, which lie was. Afti'i i 11buttle <f Fort Sumter I went to ni\ h<<me in Anderson, S ('., and so- n nfiei te ceived a letter from Mk-os nr<:in?j me to "put him i ioh'" and eu\inu "you know, Colomthat \ on and I raised the Palmetto tin;.'' 111- left Hearing out this lime ?. I w as !. t> out in the notiefs of the tl *.? ri-s itig which appeared in the ( hath* ton papers the morning after th surrender. He was so earnest in hi* appeal to "put him right as a mat ter of history" that he h quested in to do so hv telegram. I his ended my connection with Frank M ?s. f and the flajj raising. R. 11. Johnson. Koaoiusko, Miss , Dec. 15, l'.HKi. /It Is reported on good authority that- a piece of mule hide about three Inches square with the hair on one tide, was found in a can of corn, ed beef a f?w days ago at the ntw town, Pagelsnd, in this county.? Cbeeterfleld Citiion. Twu* Kv^rJi'iius. 8t)? was a tvni n Mid thin, vvliiiid tint ^fnM romimin?d f"? '* ! single aid It h?'v c.'imI tier out >>f jitm *ijih*"M( ?fcd |-*? k*?i-?I < lit r t? y ft* 1In v v* i M 111 Jr ft >'? 114 w t a ju in tin Mid moiO to tiUnw, '''it the i K <11 It) N J)M I'd 11 I'll tt I'M H I I) 'if ?h Mill*. ' B.'IICfllll I.H f' < ? i?" M?VV In I lw, ll'll 1 lnihlll 11 M IllOld Ml,'I |>HI?hl || It?" I l?V 'I'lit-) HI'II' I I. < people wild went t'l !ui>?\, ai ti"' 11*n11>Ii' <? f (Joil on the III,] y i I >| \ , { 11 c I MIOI 111 d I ho wo | until, foitfuf tin nian? it wan < ver { i It it Mini; lliii rt'.ilil licj(iin;"?Uii* , l tt iih expelled Iioiu the M I I, ( llllicll, S (Ulll, ft II (I l) i H 111 IMMU (1 ftH ii Hi i li i k 11' I, ill lint ft It II (I HI collfei ? (life 1,1 lln c 1111 I r 11 In III III Collitl! I,in i? ft v\ wi i kft n^, liud tlie in put li y i>l u j?i?'ftl niiinInrl' of lln* mi in lii'l ?( "I tin* chinch in tiiift ft if C * lion, I'i-i fcoiittlly wi- Iiclicve ( rci^li i o li wuh i i??111 in hia ftttftc.kft Oil tin' "Im.Ii tail Insliiij h" ?inl we believe i In (..hiitcli would have Iii tlii ex* iMwplittOft the trnchiri^B of tin; lowly Nn/.'iM in- if instead of expelling C' r ? i }4 li t * ft ti iiioi i can fill iovetttigu* linn llH'l In: l'II III H11 (I of tilt' chftl KC8 u;;uiii8t tin* j>i < Miiliny eldera.? Cu n|ina ('it i/.s-n. n " Holiday Haus v!u S iiithoro Hallway I'hc Son! tin n K nil way tt ill well l'<Xriii hii>li lickelti betwri'ii nil l*ciiii11 l'/Hht of iln? MUanaipii, iiinl Sontli i I tin* Oiiio miiI I*i11oiolie UivriH to Mini f11>iii St. Louis unil i n11 i nn d i nt ?? |ini n i h. Ktite one fare aii'l one third jilun 2.'jc. for round tiiii. I'iclutfl hold Dim!. 20-20 in clusive, Di e. 1000, mid J nil I, 1007. ttith limit j>ood to leave dint iiiai i'.n Mtnriiiti^ noi Intel ? li;i li midnight ,J-mi. 7, 1007. For lull i ii f in in ii t i (in, apply to mis I 11' l< i i A j? i ? ii I (if I he S i. Ry., or ttiiie (?. 15. Allen, AMhiMlMit (Jen ernl I'KfRe n!?er A !'.enI, A ll an t a,< i a oi H W It Mil, 111 vixion t'.iMsen^el A?i nt, ( hui li s,loii, S ('. N', *?<? 111 'em in is over tin) buwy 'ii In: |inl lie. A uHuIln by any other name would sli t] tin a I liief I (i; 11;' iiiii i^i inn I ii t ion bullied in con*? ! l it !(>11 1 |. Miv.'iy (mihioI nppvnvo |)?v war r: t! 11 - lil' 1M1.V tem'her \\ llO has liot H rer. ul.i i??? ??*?>!i-.1 ??!??? ?1 in till* county. !'????>11 iTH hold C<'l tilieat OH tlolll other ciiiiuli' or those who linve :!i|>l<ini:ih ft'nin tin- I rollt'yi'* III this Stall' will iilt ur4t> 11:i vt? I)!i*111 registered hi'fon> pr- Hfiitiiiif iIm'U ii? mt i luni! for approval. 'I In? 11?iii11vj i* ''?''I of ll'loptl'll <M)I l.'jr.--: I'niviMsitv > t South Carolina. Woll I?l College I-'u1111;i11 I' iiivi'i >il y. t him* mi < '< ?i S. M ilitary Aendemv. !?'rsknit* < *i?11 Ninvbi'ry College. r*i' < < '? '111 in I ? i ii 1-Vinale t'allrgo I'reshv It;t illl) t'o 11*?*.? for WoliH'li. Willi lin<\) Col |ej??>. Landi-i l-'otiinlo Colh"_'?>. I'Tfulivit-rian ('??l!??>{<? "I S. C. I ktii- We-t leuuile i '< Meinuiingcr Normal Scliool. (Colored) (}liiilin I' niveiMty, Shite ("olored t'?dlego. lilMHMliol CollOO'. Aveiv Normal I iih! it ilto. A Urn 1' iih\ersi l y J1 urhiaon ( ollege. av i?. Turnrr. Knpt fit Kil Kershaw Co. Oct. 16, 1'iuc, Til X H ? 8 11*11?"*. ?e of i 'oiiiiI y Audit< l\t r-liaw Count v. den, lift'. I o. I '.Kil!. \ \ i it-.- ?> hi ;i 1>\ uiVfti that the Audi i ? ? tiil.t i- I' r i \ ins; Staio ami fount v :a\ iv'.urns will I'f op.-n from .'aiiiiniv 1-t, P.?o7, !?> l'i ''i uarv Joth, P.H>7. I'll.- ti tie- ot I'l" appoint tin-lit s at whioh ? I. ? \ i.| t 'i- !r - t|< ; 4i: v will \ i>.it t In ii ;; ti pi t> .?-> in 11>i? ? ". ? 111! v !\if l i-ffi v ins{ ivt urn-- arc :;i\ rii Iu-lt w : l^Mnine .lanii.vv x. i; ile \Mill. annai \ 0 Hii\\fr<" Sele'ol ll'Mise, .l.iuti.iry, 10. K k!?*y ?. !<%. .! iunary 11. KorMi.iw, iann.i:\ IV. Wi-st^v illt-. .1 unitary ' 1 I {n ? ct* I i 1 * I ? f. .1 nlinai V !?>. 1.11? ? ? 11 \ 11 ill. .1 i tin i; \ li'i. Hil'fi'- Cvo-s |{ti;i is, .lutmai v 17. I'.iaiif \, ?'anna \ 1 s T1'" law | lil'es ll' it :i 11 ptrst'!l< oWI) mir pr pi'itv ? v in .iiiyiviM' having i hurife >1 -in'i pr< p. ri \ imI lie!- a* agent. Inistiainl. ;4iiai iliaii. tnolff. t>\t>tailor, ml .i;inist in 1111', Af.. v-tiiMi ti t sinii' nil lrr oatli tt> 'hf \ntii|or, \\ lio ifipif?ts nil p?T?ons to Iio ]>it>inpl in nijikiiii; tlifir ri'tiinis an>l save tin- "?o |ht ftut p?>:nlty wliirli will l.?> ;? tiji' l I ? t'if p:opi'ct\ \al 11:11itin <'f nil pt-r -oiis vvlui full !?> make returns within (lie t \ mo piVKt/nbi'il b\ law. 1 N('??M I! TAX I'lnlti an Aft ot t lit- I ,f^i-!ut nrr a'l per ? us loivinu iTro-s iii<- miii' tif Twt-iili. 1 in? ? lliimlivtl l?o!l?ir-nr inurf art* UMpiiri'il if niukf a li tnrn "f tin* >aitif to the Aiitli tor ai tln> tun- of niukin;.' thoir other ie t iinif. 1 111". IV >1.1. TAX. All i it iz-'ns 11 f this State botWccu the. aye- < f Twenty one ,in l Si\iv years ?>f aire. I'Xeeptnitt ('onft"lerate soldi.-rs are re (ptiftul to pus a I't.l! Tu\ t.f One i>oihir a yeur All n-turns ?ent hy mail must ho ninth' out on proper hlnuks un?i sw.>in to heforo some oHhi-r t|ualitie.l t-> aitminister -niti datli. otherwise they will nol l?< rocei\?t| hi tliis^oOiee ?s returns. The lounty It unl of Kqnnlizntion will tneei nt the oiHoo of tho K ounty Auditor on the 4lh Tuefitay of March, I0u7, for the pur(H^se ot emtnlusinu property, hearing complaints and protests. W. F. HUSSELL, Auditor Kerabaw Co. The Kliul You Ifavo Always nought, and wliUh lias been, in use lor over 150 yearn, has borne tho signature of und has been mado under his i?er KOIial Supervision HllK'O II S Infancy. Allow liO one todocclVfc you in (ids. Ail (Jounlcrfcits, Imitations und arc Ixit JCxperimenls that irillo with and endanger the health of Infants und Children?Kxpericnce against lixporiiucuU What is CASTORIA dastorla Ik a harmless substitute i'or Cafttor Oil, Pare goric, l>rops and (Soothing Hyrups. It is PleuMiiit. It eontalns neither Opium, Morphine nor other NureotiO substance. lis ago is Km guarantee. It dfiHtroyH Worms and allays Feverislincss. it cures Dlarrhcca and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation and Flatuloncy. It ussiiuilutes tlio Food, regulates tlio tttomuch and iiovvels, giving healthy and naturul sloop. Tlio Children's Panueeu?Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS ?7 Bears tho Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought 8n Use For Over 30 Years. THC CtHWUd COMPANY, ?? MURRAY BTREIT, NEW YORK CITV. Cuioo Wood, Skin I)ineaBt?F, Oam-or, j OreHti'Bt I Hood Purifier l*'reo If your hlood iw i in pine,'tliin, tliticHHi'd, liol or full of Ijumnifc, If j v on liuyo hlood poiHnn, cancel, cur (ill llch'N, HOI <'B, Pcroflllll, cc- [ /,1'iiim, licfiiiiy, t ihji><4h hikI Ininijjh, j scnliliy, |>iin|>Iv ki11, horn* |>hi 11 m, ; rnlnrrli, I In nmatimn , or uiiy hlood i or fiUin (lincfiHr, tnko Hot:inir. Hlood | I i n I id (It. H H ) S ?oii till tiori'H | lii-nl, ucIiih nnd puiiiH atop nnd tin* j hlood in in ado (Hire and rndi. I)rnj; ;JlH'H or oy < X | ll'HH I |??? t' h?ig'' i hotllo- Stiinph; froo hy will ini? Hlood ! HhI in ( o. , A i lanl?, ??., 1), H. H. 1h ' :idvi.?tfor olirouii', dorp s <? ti 11 d i hscm. an ll o n it s uL.Lv.t~ -'ill elh?' full. Si wboHid Winy r Il?'Bort Hook. Wi1 air mi x- iV ipl of a ropy of tin.* Snahoiiiil .Vfr I Jin1 Il'iiiway s "Winter I!, soil I'ooU' ionued io fli<< intoM>st of Tout int rpivl iu'o Mo* Soul li ?1111*? ? ii^ (In1 \Yi 11 ? ?? i S-lift n. r is v? ry att rnoti v?\ nii'Hv priii'cd. li iiii'Ihoiiii1 l\ illustrated, and wrll written; and i*i?ritnin*i?jjf in a compact form ?? int of tIn1 various pi ofninen t tourist re Mortrt together with a comprt lien*iv?? lint of resort hotels and hoarding Iiouki'h. It contains an extensive nnd inti'ii'Stiun writ?Mip ol ('aindt'ii. TIiib' very vnluuhlt>. hook n?n ho had fr'*r hy a'MrfhHinn tho f^oncrni piissen^ee a'.'ent of tlie Seftt)o!ird at Portsmouth, Vr " KOK SALE. 320 ncrrd ol hind near Liberty hill known n? tin' Hohoc^h Lucas tract. Four horse in nil open. Apply lo Henry Sayngo or \V. It. Hough. FOR SALE. fllv lint)bp and lot on Knir *?11 <? r?I AIho iwo building lots, t vo good mi'eli cowc, horse and huggv. A p |?l v* to M cu. A. (J. Annum. Doc. I, li)0u. GET THE BEST IVcccnliy Enlarged -3 with 25,000 Mew Wo r d s Now G;izct(eev of th(j World wiih rif-m Wti.M li'.lca, baael on tlio LlUst < Jvtlll i|?5. Now liiograpbical Dictionary coil tui lit Ilk? t llO DllltlM of OVl.T J!I,0C0 uytc'il iltlto ol' )?ii-l It, drsif h, i t,y. IMilo.l l.vTV. 'FTlIA^a<I8,^hin., T.L.I)., United KlntCtjCuiunii v ;U?wf>-r F'duor.tion. 2580 Quarto Paces Now rin'.? ?. (>000 Illustrations. lttch IMndtngs. Needed in Evervilome Also Webster'#Collegiate Dictionary 111') r?ti?c0. 1100 Illustrations. RcpuSnr Edition 7x10xV>6 laches. 8 binding*. I)e Lu\'6 Edition ft 3^x1'j In. Prlntc?l from unmo |?'i\t^?, ?n Mblo 2 beautiful binding*. "Dictionary WrInklof." Illustrated jmrnphK'tiu G. & C. MERRIAM CO., Publishers. Springfield, Mass. 'Undertaking. OAI.LS ATTENDED ANY HOUR DAY OR NIGHT EST. E. <). M?CHEIGHT. Some Reasons Why You Should In j - >> sure Your Property With WILLIAMS k* STIEDMAS. It is a well established agency which makes Insurance its business. It is not here today and gone to-morrow. Its hooks show a record of the business For Over Twenty Five Years. Kxperionee has taught this agency how best to protect the in terest ol its patrons . Knowhdize of the business and how a contract should be* jwiith n is a valuable consideration to the assured wffich is given with the*policy. \n expiration book showing all policies expiring within jthe next live years is carefully kept so that the lapsing <*i term policies is prevented'. Your interests are safe-guarded by policies in the STRONGEST COMPANIES i making the most ! LIBERAL ADJUSTMENTS experience has enabled it to select. Facilities for placing large lines unequaled. , Its business is of value to the companies, it repiesonttf, so they make every effort to plewse. Its business is valuable to the assured because it represents Stability, Indemnity* Experience. CANTEY & BOYKSN, FIRR INSURANCE. Dvvf'llin^ An<] Merraiiiiju U!>L*? A Sj,t5U ! y. \W Represent Ou!\ Tim Heat And Mori ll? liabN * oni^u'ii' K<m! KVltU; Ami A;?*? i.? Go To Kennedy's And See His New Store. lie will hIiow you (he most complete Slot U ho haw evou oonrplote the best />() stove on < ho market. II is Kinj.jr not surpassed, especially his*$25. Range. See it Delft Ware for kitchen and house (so pretty) evey p?'itv warraLled.... The celebrated K K. I'oeket knives, -di^ms ;h??| Table Cutlery warranted. Breech loading Own- lli tti-i (?ul tits. Pumps. I'ipe hlaek and Galvanized. Mngin" littini:: iMumbing Supplies, dap A Lao, old Kurniture. looks new. I Lit rows l)ise and Smoothing, Grain drills and (':nmicli '< ! di*t ributors, use them and plant in th.i open Iuitow, (lie Inn principle,'and thereby save your seed and stand Vulean and (Chattanooga Plows. Car Milburn Wagons. liny Presses Saddles, Jhidlus Harnu^ ?Bagging and Ties: Ni?ti lir.t 'Groceries. /*. 0.v fCeprteely. C ./* I wish to announce thai I am now selling a Bankrupt Stock. I <1 i<l not fail, the oth?*r fellow did. /Oil this account. lean offord to sell, yovr^ood; reliable, seasonable goods at le^^P* than actual cost of production, because I buy at my own price. I am iu the market lo buy stocks Anyone wishing tor sell tlnir stocks communicate with me. It will pay you to come and see what we have to oiler in the line of Clothing, Shoes, Dry Go >ds, Etc. The prices will certainly please and astonish you. misled but conic to this store and get the real, Genuine Bargain. Opposite Post Office. THE NEW HOI SALE & PURCHASE CO. New Goods! *? y ? ? We wish to announce to our friends! and the public generally that we have opened up a nice line of heavy and fancy groceries-in one olTthe new stores next to Mr. A. D. Kennedy's where you will find everything fresh and nice in the grocery line. We also carry sidelines of Crockery, Glass ware, tinware, water Buckets, Tubs, oil cans and in fact anything to be found in an up-to-date Grocery Store. Give us the chance and we are sure we can sfeH. yoti, we are not to be un dersold. Our motto is quick sales and small profits. Respectfully, ? cr;--v mma-X I G.A.&R.L. WIOSELEY Plantation >'or Rent i.' (? , I 'i'*'* i,r. it.y l.< t> *?' AV ' m i*a r.M, ? (in1 j\! an.iu11- Sloi W /KT,|; -- I,'i V l< !?<??' ? ,,Ut: sjv.;. ?..k.i..;io-7 V ,,; l.. S >'tl I ?{' I I' ? *ft ,,, , . . S. ...i.l- <???. U I : i Jh ,1 .1 K li I'1 l'iu* 11* p i ? t ' ' , M I ? I . ' ii I fl J ' 1 i t/ONil V TO I CAN. .'|||.|l< \ '<? :i h*11 '' n'j U1. N..\... I" r I t. Willi ?Si v?m Iff-rciiuw. i) i 1 :i 5iu. Surveyor's Notice. I . i. ,!! !,,? | l< m ? ' w Id1' - r \ ? ? n * :?<>?) (*1 :* 11? 11: .t? i ?* '? J.Ji.is .11 K?-: -! irt (,'ot:ir\. I '-lin-i " :l Miimi' . A-!?ln'hH ii- ? (, s. <' ? 1 {. . < A N I I. \ ? .N"V, *). I'."! Money To fjihii. I him J*' ?'jM* ? t** hi,ii* 4t '>'> u |* |.r<>Vf?i <>1 K?'h1 K-lalr 'i? K?-1 - nIium I iiiiilv "i> I**' ii i m 1.1 Mill l?.>w ?-r. \\\ M. S i I A N N " N. ?\ U i I 'w. I'iwu'I. it, <?, N' V. lo. I'.HiO. NOTICE TO "I RUSTLES. ] (-iiiiiM i ij pi??t?* silioool w.iri.inls hi! ril dill v it I. h':i'l priioil hi <? iiim- lli<" ("*? > ? j 111 \* l.'iiUlilil w ill Hoi I IIV 11 <iii iiIf 11.' . s ?? w i ill in iv il 11 ink. w i< 'i t' it s i ;u Co. .sii|'t. i f I'M. REAL INSTATE And (1 uir Asrciil. All |?> -1 *<ili> il Vlll^r I {i- :l 1 I'm r-;i l?* j iir ri ni, arc ii'(|nentO(l (u cull on iiu* fur in f"i null i-iii. Mio.-c ui?liiujr t.i I .ii v <>r ii'iil j 1 {?;11 Mrtlaii', iiK* jiImi icijiif-loil to rail on ! ill*'. All i l iin ? |?lnrcil in iiiv 11;11111 s for f<>( l?M*t i->n will r? ('five prompt attention. ( nil <>n me !il Mr. W. A. Sjhrork'fl of | li< ?? i'l'ltr Pi'?i|.l?-*s oliiiv.) Camden, S ('. G. G. ALEXANDER. ""i, i mm in I ?MANIj VACTURERH OF? Doors, Sash, Blinds, MouMini;, HuiMintj Material ash Weights and Cord. CHARLESTON, - - - - S. U. Purchase our / makes, which we guarantee superior to any aold South, and' thereby save money. i Window and Fancy Glass a I t,r.<-riftltv ?!an. 4? 4, ilA l\v)!ICIl OtncA of Treasurer of Kershaw bounty) Camden, S. C , St>pt. 14, 190(>. J In accordance with tlio Act to raise supplies lor tin- lifccnl year commencing .iMinmr) isr, notice is hereby given I tlint tlx' hooks will ho open (or collect ing State, county and school tnxes from October l.r>, l'.HKi. to March 1st. 1907. A \ penalty of 1 per rent will he added on i all tuxes unpaid hy January 1st, 1907. A penalty of two per cent on all unpaid hy Keh. 1st, 15)07, A penalty of seven | per rent will he added nn all unpaid I March I st, 1907 The vale p<-r ee:itun? r>>r lv<rsli:uv count v is as lollow* ?. Mi'.iH. State taxes. " .r> School taxe?, ' County taxes-. :H Kailro.ol tax',j. 2 Court 11 oust" 1' ?!:(!.??, j lloiul, | Totr.l. 15 The following speeiul levies have he en made also : ^ . Special School ttx. District No. 1, for interest en S< hool Honds I?v:i?lo?i School Building, Mills. District N'o. 1, Special School tax Ui.<t, No. 1, 3 U i. & 7. 2 10, <J ' 11. ? * ; 12/2 " " ?' 17, H " " " "4h " 18, 8 ' ,, .. o " " " " 22, 2 " " '26, 2 Tho roml tax of two dollanvcan be paid the Conntv Treasurer from Octohei 16th. 190ti, to March 1st, 1?)07, All male persons living within the corporate limits of cities or towns, stu dents attending any college or school of the State. Ministers in charge of regu lar congregation*, teachers employed in public schools, school trustees during their term of office, persons permanent ly disabled and those actually engaged in the quarantine service of the state are exempt from the payment of road tax. All other male persons between the age* 3f ijl8 and '>0 vears are reoulred to pay fcalt! road tax or work not lets than rat days during the year. - ? The poll tax is $1, All Information a* to taxes will bo furnished upou application. Ho lists of name* for tax receipts will he reciercd an leas the fcttOftnl 61 t?S a money ia d?poslted with the eatd lift." f This rule will bo strict" t>. M. A

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