The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 13, 1914, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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'i. If f hi ST.VI'K lOOli I'KJZKS ,
At Nalii/iial Corn ion >|ol<l
ut Dulius,
<? cjeiuHou CoUego?, March It) Prof.
T. 10. KuUt, cb? mist, nit (I I'rof. H
W, llarre, botanist and plant pa
thologist, l?4\t H iliildd <o Omiii*
son. Col. from Dallas, Texas,
whore thiy went -to luko chargo "f -,
South ('nioliini'H exhildi at the Na~ j
tional Corn H.xuosmon. I'rof. Koltt
<i > upon n?o I'nU.n Lhul the cX- j
pObilU'l. III I >1? I li. h WHS II t in** ??H".
hut ' 1 1 1 . i ? iht- a' 'elidalu e was l?<> ;
I h r ji< ' r , in his opinion, than iliy/t at j
Columbia iagi jt'iii', nor did he coil- j
slder t lie cxuohi I udi an a, whole to !
bo bolter i linn Columbia's. UoBptto j
I ho groat distance of I bo exposl- j
tiori, several Carolinians look Im- i
poi.arit prizes. in addition to those
wiiu look Utiii cui'ii pri?.cji .
for each State.
i). it. Coker, of i lartsville, won J
first yiii ut lit * 1 j ?? world claas witii f
u hbiMif ot his Abmzzl rye. lfo |
won the rtWcepBtnk? s in tbo S?ul
f?rn zone l'or the" l f*st sheaf of oat in
and tl'ui best slunf of barley. Ho
wiirt third and filtb in the world
ciahH in cowpeas and foil ri It In tbo
world cluasi in boa im, Mr. Coker
w?b one of tlio most notable exhib
itors of Hioall grain of ihu whole |
exposK ion.
J. Swinton VVb.ab y, of lOdlsto Is
land. took first prize in every class,
world, zone and state, on his two
pound sample of Sea Island cot. ton,
A five pound Hainple of butter
made and entered by Clomson Col
lage scored 93 points. The winner
of the prize for the Southern zono
HCur< d only 92 points. lint Cloni
aofi's butter could not take the
prize as slate institutions were not
allowed to compote, for it . Tbo but
ter from Cleinson scored third high
est ' in America, disproving the
statement made by some people that
fine butter cannot be made in the
South.
Among other honors paid to j
South Carolina, blue ribbons wore i
awarded the tea plant and tea
from rinehurst, Summorvillo and
the grapo fruit from .lames la- 1
land. j
Attempts to mobilize at Cleinson ;
College an army, of sc.lon-t iflcaHy j
trained nun many hundreds strong
will be made this summer, in fart, j
President. W'. M. Kir, us, has already
begun io make plans .tor rounding
up 4as largo a propOrt ion of the
six thousand former 'studeii-ts as
lie can. Of these six thousand men
who have attended t lenison slnoei
the founding of that institution, a
?thousand of them 1* . to be ex
act. hold diplomas cerlifjing to
tliiir completion of full courses.
The occas on of tin- "round-up" this
summer will be Home-Coin ing Week,
the firs-! c\er to bo held .al Clem
son College, .mid one that I)r. Uiggs
desires to make <>tir of 'lie l.irg.-st
ever held 1 1 \ any Southern college.
The dates for Home-Coming Week
ha e not bo. en . definitely determin
ed. I) ut. tic week will pr>>bably bo
one, in tl.e lait?r part of the sum
mer; perhaps about the middle of
Augusi . details of the program
will soon be worked out anil an
nounced. I h tin* meantime efforts j
will lie de.otcd largily to appris
ing C!ii:;r'(in men in ;il! parts of
the count ry of 'ho o.cai-'. n
ward this em! , l'r? sident Kiggs is
having prepared roll ci ;mI the
men who have rvor a'teiiibd the
colTet-e : : n < 1 '.his in : ' ?<?? I f l>e a
feature uf u.ui h ind?'pende? t inter
est. The ivL'ii'ar lumni r-'iiisters
ha.e be i a ; i* i I fr.?m ti!!>- to lime
bu tit. -'- . iwitaip i c !!:ni:i"; of th-ise
ohly who colli j 1 1 > ' i d full '.oui'm',-; and
w r-" i <!"?? The is
now b"i!i^ r. d wi'l !>? .ir 'he
iniiii'.s a ; 1 :he m<-n. ie lly :i\
thousand I ' : I'un.bi r. who b::\e a. t -
li n.'.i.l < .. .i.o. a wi;b sh?- ?>>?>-p:b ?n
of ?'i - (?'? ? ! i * e :id ra ?! n ? ?. s. The
task of :?< ? these r>v..es is a
l;i-;:e on.' a- ! is reuuirln^ luurh
t i me.
It ? . d i :.:-t a w ? > k -nt
Oll.e a.i-a t! t.Il the campus 1 > the
o'd C\ a..*' W !?! d?? tn"t'o thin
anythii g e ?<. r? pb nbh in them
P'o fir.--- of '. > ?"> ?<> '! ? r .-'".a
nr.?ter. Th"Ugh i. ? direc* s i ps Iron
yet been taken in the 1 b'n:.'-< 'otninir
\V ,-k nrrr- - - ?!? ? = .
( . t iws ? h -' t the i vi will h. ? w a >? in
ly W.-I.c n:ed by all the -'ivr.t "id
t : i ? 1 1 i her.- will be a ready response
when \! in \ it a t ior s are sent, mi:
prnrns \ l.s \ wr'Tiv.
TIIK A SI ' ! I V 1>KPA WTM KNT, Su
pon is in: Nr. h * ?*?t *s OffVo,
irfpfon, I'. M.T'ih 1<> 1 fi 1 4
Soalod proprsn !s will b<> oponod in
this off 'ro at p m April 21.
191 \, for tho rnr? ion o^-nnl^to
Mnolud'nt: i"c -lrmicnl oiu'pmont.
lighting f'x'uros, and approaches)
of tho 1'nitod States p'<st office at
Cam don S. 0>r for;, and Inso
mont building ; grrppd arp:>, 3.400
8""!aro fort ; non f r< proof r 'n^'ruo
tl^n < ovcc pt 'to fl**p* f'^n-t:
a"d stneco frri'1^- tirf'V^o? Pnw.
i'CS and sp"o'f;c;\Mrr? nvy ho oh
ta'"Ofl '"r Mii t h r> custodian < f '1 .<? sVo
a rnnv'pp, S. or at 'hi.-i offi.-.>
in tKo ?l'}?oro'son <-f *h" San ?*.'.??
Ar^M W. O. Wondproi h . Supo*"
irg Arch it oof.
Died in (^'iimMn,
;?,v r>f V! r O^mr Arr'^T ;.
whn (1 i r><| Wodnoprtny in a !io<-ni'n!
In C'"1 nm hsa . woro brought to < ' ~ ~ -
don Thursday morning and oarriod
to his old homo tiftnr An?<noh,
where the f.ir.cral will bo hold toda^j.
HHOlM> NOT OVKKMMI>.
Informal ion < ^moerulttic How l**ck
t?M Hti'rtll<| l/MMl <JMrn.
*> ? --
Wu?hiugt<>n, P ' Mirob 10. in
an effort to a I (J fruit iind veKutablo
grower# and shipper* to put their
perlnhablo Hhipm?*ntu on thu market
ill rirnt liflMf : < I ? ;? ?I I ?? rendition, th?
Hotjthern railway and Georgia Mou
ther n and Florida Kail way have te
nted an Illustrated circular on the
"UuIcm Governing tjie Proper Mark
lag imd heading of t'erlwhablo
Kn Itfht."
The <lr u I o. r contain# Information
which wan prepared uUor exhatitit
Ivo Invent Igatlon and Ih ill mit rated
with t wealy-elglii photograph* hIiow
In# proper and Improper met hod h
1 of packing and loading perlnhablu
i- nil uud truck. '1 ho circular Ih
j being dis' : U'lUcd among all impor
tant truH and vegetable growera on
<ho i 1 1>? h i/f the tf^u thorn and G. H.
i\ i'.ui\v..^n ami to all agentH, and
(ii i ft i .'i i a at coot-ldentble improve*
mtai.and holler returns to the grow
?r^.tiid Hhlpp<i will rtsuli from the
: Idea.
./ i?? striking photograph Ih hIiowii
in iljo eirCuJur of a cur loaded from
??.i<i to * nd and piled high with
; !> sii h and onioiiH. The contalnera
>) \0d v. *? r? ? poor and w?Ntk. Of llllB
: >|t-H?od, cosily met hod 01 ?l>ipping,
i ' 1 1 ?* following comment Is made:
"Nora li HurprlHe you to learn
' hoy were lit nur-h a broken and
t'i'DHhod condition on arrival at den
(iiiation -they barely brought freight
chargCH? On tin' other hand, what
clo you think of tlic* grxtwer who
upTajn# big nione> on 1V1 tilizcr and
la^or u, grow iiiM ? rope, (.and iheu
de.iibcrntcij buyn a poor wnak con
lalticr In which to pack them, and
crowiiH big ffJlOrt wlghted policy by
loading them In the above manner?
li in bin h an lie who final!) go un
der and wonder, why."
i:mvi:iwitv m;\vs notkh.
Columbia, H. (!., Mar. 10? Aeting
1'r hi <i >? ii t ;v. Moore, I)oan L. T.
linker and Professors YV. K. Tate
.ili.l W. II. II.iihI ;iUcii(l('(l the meet
ing of the National J'Jdu^ntienH / s
soUution which w an held in Rich
mond, A II,, IftrtL Week. i ill.. iH ulu
iiriu time in many years that the
Abootiaiion has met in the South.
The University (ileo Club has re
turned from a trip to Laurent?, Un
ioii and (ir* enwocd.. iu Greenwood
iiu-> gUve two performances, one
at ihe Bailey Military institute and
die other at Lander Collefee.
Tuo basketball game which was
plajed in the UnLersil} g> i.'iiiasluni
la.si Saturday night resulted in a
victory for t.io University over W'of
ford by a wore of .'{7 to 111.
TTSo second issue' of th'e Alumni
JJudetin is now out. The publica
tion is issued by the General Alum
ni v.v oclation quarterly."
The fourth of the series of Fjife
nV'Oi'a iii'i.n.is u as delivered in
".inn Mall Wrdnesday night by A.
T. >s;rattoii, see < or v * i v i.'ciiun:
tii i V. .\(. C. A. ills subject, "The
V . M. ( . A. Seere; aryship as an
A ; i rae.rivo Ln'e Work," was one of
deepest- intenst to the ' men at the
ii'ai.ei'hi-j who are training for that
kind" of work, and was ihoroly en
r.?.> ? (I i y a. 1 pres ?nt . ?? .
The prep i-vaiiotiK' )>r faster week
a iv we I uiid''!' \v;i) . Am addition
al feature of the, coming ftasfer
\v?m?|; w i i be the revival of the
re:: reunify run for th' trophy
cup Many students -have si;n:I'.;:d
.'i< :r .n t ? . : i* > iih of < on.peling for
i In! cup.
Tile thirty fi>e or more aspirants
for the I n i \ ??< :-i : y bast bail team
h'ivt he n to . \i'jp. lid prac
tice during tla* ?<;?<! weather.
i'ri f. K. M.i.'ion Hue1;! v, who was
\<a!',aed ' o his bod lasi wu( k, is
abie to be about agaii\, and has re
sunicd his duties in the law : ehoid.
b .s .hop >1 *1<> have a i' i tie ;ie
Libnuj on the campus b-fore the
''e^iiiiiiUp of allot iu r session. if
t fi s is seeuri <1. the University will
hive the best library facilities in
South Carolina. ('. L. S.
MWMIKS ? OLD AN!) M!\V.
It; I 111' long ago It used to l)i< eon
si !ered 'jU^o an :i. a ?. inpiishnu lit. lor
a ! ul> or g mi . !< 111:1 n to h?r?u what
v. .is c.iih'il in those dajs good nian
or od t> i* etiiu t;, hut it KcelUS
li.s in t hi so 1 :i t J t- f days tlio art Is
a 1 >' one, a la! t Ik bo* or girl
.v!iu ,s aide to b-.? i.i - .a i aiH'U'd,
p ; ? a. id* stnar. lon.sidirs himself to
h-; r '.fit h' d rhe piv.mcle of perrcc
t'.oll,
iii ' i ? ? ?? i!;rys, i ur mo'lo rs t:?u *h?
; ,o sa\ \?s sir and no mam when
"".KM-j. li aa < ni/r pi .\.?w
'. : i? ti s to ? <;i; it v i hi? 1 1. ui; of
? '?:<<! n i lir ;i ?l.aj> ;o say yes
or no wlu n sp?-ai\tng to ehl its
i i : > 'I jii is ri*a My dlft
? . 'I I.i u a j.i-nt l?iii:-ii \\as ex
p to ! '.ft his ha: win ho i- ;>t> k ??
to .'i i;n:> ;m.(I 'o sl.tnd iim.o . n*d
w i ; i . i ? .n;, i-i lit r. Now , if si'cnis
0 ha a 1 1 : t i ; i< l: and .i n a el; now 1
m- f .? I> - i.u r.; for a man
? > show much dt-ft-i i in i- ;o a lady.
1 : i 'Mi a genthnan would not eirer
:i r s der.ee with his hat on, now ho
f'? <] ) an> l.ini;, or go anywhoro
V. I'll ui ii i ???? ? n ?m ing himself. Then
lr was considered the hiij-ht of ill
i:i iiiinTs to whistle in a house or
'??v drum a chair with one's fingers,
now such thiiigs seem to be nmt
!?> ft < f foil rse. Then no man would
:it'v o:;.fi;i:iy a lady with a i> i po or i 1
g'r in his month- there were no
e garellts limn now the bigger the
puff that a fellow < an make when
1 ; 1 1 n i> i n w.ili a lady the more ae
e0,vnl ?' ho considers hlmsi -If.
Hut after all, we lllce the rdd
man. in tie 1' s We are gHd
that we have mtVe procr< ?? In ma
ny things, but we regret that in
sti'o very !' p^raj ? r - pi i "s wn
hi c rclrocrrd d !? n
nrrompii*-hn f Pt nrd It is re
::re;tr\h1e that it Its rome ?<? be a
1 si a t ? (In er*fi cl Journal
V>' f fid s P r ' ? L r.c -'.on
r ri :;;or. '.u ?.->
th. t w ;? :\v- .!
north of the Hay of tJi-ngai. h^re the
annual precipitation 'rrfj.ieaily ex
ceed? 1 at) inches.
WnttvUlo New* Note*.
We?tvlllet 8. C., Mar. 10. -One of
li? iuo?t aotivo departments of our
commuuity is (ho Missionary Socle
i y, which mewls oilce ouch month.
We uro Invited to meet at the
home* of different members alpha
betically. Tho time is observed
v?i y orderly with prayer, songs and
good readings, ^After the business
of the meetings are cloned refresh
ii 1 1* 11 1 m ere served, which adds a
great d^al, toethe interest of our
society. There is not a member In
ii who Is not proud of our society.
Wh have a few Haptisl member*
whom ave are proud of and appre
ciate t hi* service thoy render. They
all take pleasure in helping to
make -the society instructive. Wo
tiayu enrolled ih members with a
splendid attendance. The society
met with Ato*- I) 0. Fletcher hint
Saturday eveiilng, After the busU
uess of thu meeting was transacted
the members of the society were in
vited into the dining room where
delicious refreshments were served.
Our President, Mfiu Ida Vouug, ln
sis.:s on doing good work, and much
credit lor our good meetings t? due
io her fine ability its a leader and
.i consecrated Christian lady.
Mr. J. C. Fletcher returned to
It is homo in Monroe, N. C\, last
week after spending a few days
wtih IiIh brother, Mr. I>. Fletch
er and T, A. Cauthen.
Dr. W, C. McDowell spent fciun
A y with hirf brother, Mr. T. F. Mc
Dowell.
A Air. C. S. Cauthen spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Itis fa
Liiui-. ,\lr. T. A. Caufcheifc-?
Miss Kate McDowell, of. the Flat
itock section, is spending ? few days
at the home of Air. and Mrs, I). G.
Fleicher,
Airs. Marv Barron. of Lancaster,
spent Monday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. l^ell, where she is
teaching a music clasH.
Mr. J. F. Cauthen, of Hock Hill,
is vlHking *his father, Mr. T. A.
Cauthen.
Mrs. Daisy Haslotine, of Rock
liill, spent laat Sunday at VVestville.
What would you do if you had
only seven hours to spend in New
York? Have a good time woul3tt't
you ? That was Merrill Lee's In
tention. And he had a good time
all- right. The next day, however,
but that would be telling. "Seven
Hours In New York" is the name of
a new comedy with music to bo
seen at the opera house next Mon
day night. The company is a very
large one, including a chorus of
pretty girls and handsome young
men, all of whom can sing and
dance. The performance has met
with great favor, elsewhere, judg
ing from reports that have reach
ed us.
Wants ? For Sak- ? Rents
A <>j inserted ? i s l ? l m r t \\\:~ headin.i:
'or 1 rent p. word. No ;id taken
' for loss than 2f> cents.
LOST -- Hot ween 1115 Lyttleton
J Street and S( uhern depot, a dl anion
! brooch set. with star and crescent.
! Pin dec ivMnrn same and receive re
ward. --Mrs. M. S. Ilalsall, Canulen.
I
f LOST. Me: ween DeKalb Street anj
{coniisUtry, blue leather handbag con
taining trunk key, money and silver
?card ease. Liberal reward for re
; tun to fiobkik Jnn, care Mrs. A. E.
j Will. v
WANTED. Forty or fifty cords
of wood, delivered at mill, llerini
..(? Cotton Mills.
FOIt. REXT ? Two furnished or
I unfurnished rooms. Apply 4115 l)e
i Kalb Street. It
I'Oll UKN'T --Two large rooms,
suitable for light house keeping.
El?rtr:e lights and use of bath
Phone 20G-L.
I FOR SALE ? Hunting right on
? l.n(M) acrcs ? f land from X to 10
1 lull ? fioiu Canulen. Reached eith
j >r by d'r* or railroad. Apply to
1. C. Hough, attorney", Camden.
NOTICE On or acut April 1st,
i .M? mis will find me one door
:'>r:h ? !' tlu- ''hero Co'a Bo.iing
SCIP, The narber.
WANT KO At oiho, a man to sell
srv. ii. nirchiiu s and collect. Call
o.* w r": ? e Sine.- r Sewing Machine Co.x
' (*. \. TV.", ton, Mgr.. Sumter, S. C.
t <;-:!? p
COFFINS and CASKETS A very
c nn;'lc'r line r pd at very moderate
'??? :: : T. .1. Airarrs, Car., da. 2t
KN.C. i:TS II ILL EXOllAXCE ?
u. ? \. .1 it t-i:; and Thu: hiys.
.1- m i d '"oni 4 to ti. Misses
. ! >i ? v ail.- 4 ';- ??! p
FOR SAl.K ? 1 0?> bushe's select
To i >"o* on si rd, also 7 .> busluds of
!"<?vd-. s i si . ? \ ??<1 big boll S'od. at
Sl.tln per bushel. J. L. tiny. Cam
den. S. C. 45-4tp.
WANTED- A man to take rare of
? ray l,o d of cattle. Man of family
p efcm d. Apply to W. A. Rush,
Westrrham Plantation. Lugoff, S. C.
? Henry Savage, Camden, S. C.
WAXTKl)- A family of workers
to a: si>t in Trucking? lot and poul
try. Rot sh aw Dairy and Poultry
Farm, Camden, S. C. 43-3ti.
FOR SALE ? Barred Plymouth
1 1 ? ?v k eg^s for hatching. $1.25 por
15. Apply to James or Kugene
Zenip, or phone 10, Camden.
FOR REXT- Tw6 s ory house, op
posi o rourt house for rent. Apply
t > !'J . x h Avenue, P.road, Cam
don, sc. it.
A I ' . ( ) TRANSFER Au'.o for hire
on o un'r.. ? nd el* > trijrs. Car af*
wn; g in ;;oo,.: condl'icn. Call W.
<> Hay. a! g 1 rn ^e !??'"; roaitl^'ice
if
F < > R SALE Cotton ?1, Koiv'h
, l aipro ed, and Hi ea i ro. fa , al Toe
per bushel Also pifts ; ? J 2 each.
\V W. Mc Dow all. Kfd .1. Camden,
; 8. c. tis- it.
Mofp New Building*.
Contractor M. 0. Stokes will In
the next week begin the erection of
a aeven room two story building on
! Hioad etreet for Mr. H. (J. Carrlaon,
'Jr. The building will contain four
room# on tho first floor and three
OH i h?< RMODd, to be equipped
wiiii all modern convenience?. It
will be built at a co?t of about.
I $3,500.
Mr. Stokes Ih albo building the
eight rofOrn house on Mill Btreet for |
i conductor A. L. Hearou, of the i
j Southern railway, at a coat of
$2,000.
In a few days Mr. Stokes will j
;ronimcnro rho erection of ah olght
room house on Mill struct at a cost I
of About $2,000 to bu own<<! ami
ck fNMi.ed by himself.
Another contract for building Mr'. |
St okes has on hand for tho near fu? |
turn Ih a handsome Ijoiiko for Mr.
K. Ms Ifildobrand, cashier* of the :
Hank of Hagood, This will be a
: modern country home In every par-1
tbular. being iwo stories, contain-'
; lug seven rooms, four below and
three above. The building will be
, built at a cost of $4,1)00. and will
?''joy sill Die modern conveniences
j of a city home, being /equipped
| with j/ i'i lights and a water works
s :rum.
' '
In another place will be noticed j
the advertisement for bids on the
1 const ruction of tho Camden poat
' office building.
7 '' '. ?,*#*' ? J
It (lie Tlaptlst < 'Iiu rcli.
Sunday evening, March 15th, a
series of four evening discussions
will be taken up on Uio general!
theme, "The Drama- of Life." Tho
subjects as they will coino are aa
follows:
March IT). Act I, ? "Leaving
Home."
March 22. Act II.? "In the Wilds
of Life."
March 29. Act III. ? "Alone with
Meinory."
April G. Act 1 V. ? -r-" Hack Home."
You are invited to come and help
make theae services a power.
Hoiith of Mi's. It. It. Williams.
Mrs. Elizabeth E. Williams, wife
of Mr. It, Itoland WilliajiiB, (lied at
her home in Kershaw last Saturday
morning about 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Williams was one of the
com m unity's most aged and highly
respected christian ladies. She had
a host of friends in Kershaw and
surrounding community, where she
had lived practically all of her life,
to whom the announcement of her
death will come as sad news.
Mrs. Williams was 76 years old
and is survived by her husband and
'six children, threo daughters: Mes
ilamofi I.,:iura T. Williams and ltobt.
! P. Marshall, and Miss Sallie C. Wil- j
I liams; three sons: Messrs. It. Reed, |
i William and John Williams; all
j of Kershaw.
The remains were interred at
Sand Hill churchyard Sa-turday at
11 o'clock a. m., after funeral ser
vices b> her pastor, Rev. Jabez FVr
ris, of the Kershaw Haptist church.
? Kershaw Era.
The many friends cf Capt. J. W.
1 Hainel were glad to see him in Cam- j
: den. yesterday. Capt. llamel spent)
j several months in Washington after;
, leaving Camden.
I ? . I
MUVKHVlHOirs 2M,>
HtEPOUT.
. The following is a. lint of o. i :ii m ?
t.ppioved and ordered tmid at the
regular mon-thly meeting of tlie
County Commissioners held Monday,
March 2, 1014:
VV. F. liussell, salary and
postage. $43.92
G.L. Dixon, salary ..12.50
W. L. McDowell, salary and
postage. 48,00
D. M. McCaskill, salary and
postuge V ... ..160.&9
C. W. liirchniore, salary and
postage 100.00
M. C. West, salary and post
age ;4 101.25
John Collins, salary .25.00
J. 1). Sinclair, salary .. .. ..50.00
W . W. ' liuokaboe, salary . . 227.72
Eugene Moore, repairing . . /. .5.U0
E. M. Lendnx, repairing ./ 10.00
Southern Lotion Oil Co, sup
plies 5.15
L. A. Witikowsky, premium
on bond 15.00
WtUer Light Tee Co., water
and lignts 4 9.80
C. \V. Baviixaoro, printing
and suitpt.es 10.01
\V. L. iiadynes, Trans En. 158.7 2
VV. J. Dunn, Al. 1>., medicals 25.00
J. 11 irate i nomas, M. Ij., ex
amining ;unatic 5.00
J. i'. I'lcucn, -M. ?D., vac. and
e.\amining lunatic 15.30
T. J. nr. ants, e? i n 5.oo
iv. 1 .. i.r^an to,, stationery . .2.00
W. (J jiscr.i.eiiucr, supplies . . 30.00
G. \\ . haunt;., supt. poor
house ..14.00
Aaron Boone, wood 4.0 0
J. C. Blackwell, supplies . . 14.00
Geo. T. Little, D. M. T. , . 175.00
Kershaw Mefx-ani ile Bank
ing Co., supp.ies 408.25
W. E. Elliott, supplies . . . .22.56
A. II. Boykln, supplies .. ..11.00
L. M. Hall, supplies . . . . 15.00
L. Si henk Ai Co., supplies. . 7.00
llhamo i-ros., su k.k. ies 82.0.;
ii. i.. Schl s..u g, supplies . . 34.22
S. II, .\ ick 6. s. pi I . . . 21.30
!J w. Be 1 and J. K. Smith,
lu m be 6.89
B. A. ilil on, lumber . . . . 6.7 2
II. E. Mu.in, supt i hain gang 18 6.80
_ VV. >AoMt > , feupt. hired
iCJ^ug.. 205.70
.1. .ti. Gettys, suiit. hired
gai t 125.47
J. L. Grndd1(k, blacksmith
ork 6.25
I VV. J. Wa'.son & Sons, black
I amit h work 3.55
| Total $ 2,456.56
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Funerals Directed
We supply the best of burial goods, con
duct funerals and relieve families and
friends of many unpleasant duties ince
dent to death. vWe are always prepared
to serve those who need our ?ervicc.
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B. R. McCREIGHT, CAMDEN, S. C.
There is a big concern in
America advertising that
"There , is a Reason." We
claim there are "Numerous
Reasons" why you should buy
from us.
MURCHISON
Wholesale Supply Company
"Our Terms Are Strictly Cash to Everybody"
SEED POTATOES. UNION SETS
And All Seeds For Your Garden
Nasturtium, Sweet Peas and Other Mower Seed v":
DON'T TRY *
to Raise Chicken's CONKEY'S STARTING FOOD.
Without Using 25c Package
W. ROBIN ZEMP.'S DRUG STORE i
TELEPHONE NUMBER 30
i ?
Profit By Fbe Experience
_
?of Others -.?yr-M
Increase your yield by using the Fertilizers that gives best
results. < are agents for Congaree Fertilizer Company. Th"
many satisfied customers will attest to the merits of the fer
tilizers that we. handle. W? have told you iti our former
vertisements wherein the superiority of these goods He.
Full stork on hand of A nmoniated goods, Acid Phosphate,
KainiJ, Potash and Nitrate of Soda.' See us before placing yofjffi
order. :y
Now in the time uo plant your Garden. We have just r
ceived a large shipment of S ed Potatoes: "
I RISH COBBLERS, EARLY ROSE and BLISS oSEED POTA- ?
TOES. FULL STOCK OF GARDEN TOOLS. '
\\ e want your business and can make you close prices. Why!
because we buy in large quantities, Wholesale and Htetail
cerirs and Heavy Goods.
Inspect our stock of farm implements, Disc Harrows, Sul
Plows, Guano Distributors, Steel Beam Plows, Cotton and
Planters. We are ngents for the Wm. J. Oliver Plow Co.'
full stock of Buggies, Wagons, Mules, Horses, and in fact
thing that a farmer needs.
Agenu for Arab H~rrr Ford, Lairew Cow"",Pee37"liT&0 ^
just received a ear load of Cotfon Seed Hulls, car Oats,
Corn and Car of Piedmont Flour. Get prices and save mon^f^
SPRINGS 8c SHANN
Camden, S. C.