The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 22, 1914, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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I>anl<l .S Miullii of Itrndtilyii iiimI
i In, 1 1< >-.( i ?i ? , Inmoraty I'nrnlor of tlm
< Mill I'lr lull. IMlfHMHII. ?'??( lo < '#?
i 1 1 1 f 1 1 ? In v< - 1 ? ? i ?? I ji >? from u \ M' to tlii*
miii 1 1 1 ? | i < ? I < I ii f( 'iinulcii. I>i M 11 1 (I ii
is *lron|irl> ??f (It 4* It |ii/ll<Hi Unit flu'
Hn>n In Mm* oiiikifts of llmlnun run
inliilin/ Hie ' ?>ni ri'iii'(iiiM*iii n'Hivi) hy
l.oi -I I .'??Mivvtillls a.*- will us tin- iSl'ji v ??
of I -ill* in \ | |i ?i? "A m.Ii of iiiflf<#ow,"
* lio follow i'i| Onil iloii^'lil s Itrjflnli
w ii rrlor his shallow Uiiougli ninny
jriMjr*, should In- | ii ? i n jil r in il l(\ wl
ii I m it r( ii s ii jijililJo i ?>mt\ ni Ion, sonm
w I iii I as I lit' luil I Irlh'id of (till I ford
Couri Mo.iisi> tins lii-i'ii si>i ti | >11 rt ii f
< i IVI'llShlll O 'riMU'Mlljl.V'H Stllll*
.lildtfu I Win Hill in iu*t! ?u t Iiih I Ik*
j?'riiinl Jury of Kiilloii count,} In i|h>
Mills I'lai^an f'HHf* |{UVi' W 1 1 1 Iii in .1.
Jin i'iih ii sovi'i'i* roil si' Monday. Among
oflU'l' things )u< Mlltd. "| ilodlil till'
wisdom of allou'tnu ili'h'iilvos from
afiollmr sfuli', wlmtlmr limy Im> noted,
fnimmn or iiifi,Hnoii,*< lo'fomr hen* and
riilli'iso our offhvrs and OIII rolirlH.
VVr ha vo no loom lli'io for .mii li nmn
iiirii r'oini' posing us socking the truth
Vv- Im*ji 'llu\\ lire < ? 1 1 1 \ soi'klnu iiotorli'ly
ami niomw
< iriM'iiw noil Is ti> Ini vo an "Anl lso|il ir
Sli'iim I .in 1 1 id ry" iinilor llu* sann* imin
iiwnmnl of llu- ?'Caindon Strain I, nun
dry," \\ li< *iii sonm of our | >*?? ?| >|?.* i i'incm
I >*? i* lo Ijmir sorrow. Horn's wisjdnic
< ; roi'uw nod hoi lor I nek.
The Patient Kditor Turns at
I'll.. I | \ t I < ? 1 1 . Ky., Thousa mist Irks
takes ii shot hi I lie local merchant who
w 1 1 1 1 1 s tin* pal m * r 1 1 > i?til?lisli u roast of
(lie iiiii 1 1- < irder eoiicern, liiit who never
s, '('ii is In 1 (link of advert Mug hiui-self.
in i he ? foilowlim ;
"A few W eeks ago :i eel lain 1 ? u ^ 1 1 ?* ?k-s
ii hi 1 1 \\|)i t docs u'o-l, live a thousand
miles jiwji.N f.auic lo us and siijd : 'I
wapl sun to get afler t Im?> ?? mail or
tlcr Ifl \Vnh' <?!l "p.' ? 111
t If ill' ill I'll I Ms |ii I JllllU l?K II"'
'aforesaid busili.es.- mini 1 1:1 h not liitil an
atlvirli <*iiii -sit hi llie.-r eoliimu- in ma
ns :i 1 1 ;i \ Mi- I :i - I III his job work
In ; i ? 1 1 1st ii i it eit.\. ; i : i ? ! gnl ? 1 1? si I ? work
iiinl ;i i'Iii'ii 1 1 Ijnnle of piii'K i. beran.se
ti ?? idllli! siVr about rents i'l| lilt'
j..|v l.,v Ml- 1 i uu it > fV Iwi'i'v
Tills sun.1' In.l>i.ne*s itiun \v;i nf?-* I us In
use ;i I ii?' 1 1 I \\ i ? I iiMiliili - "I |i;|-'<' ?oil ell
w I'ek iii skiiuiiiiu I li>' mail oVdei- pe.?
f it*- l'l m- mail order' mail i- a hii -iue?s
omit in every - ? ' M < * ??! I III' word lie
know- Hi'' Niilui' "I printer- ink and
pa \ ?- for It 111- sflM.I-' Iti ? "1 I :l I' ? ~ 1 1 ? "
llttil- nttUM" pflllted Mill 1 1 i'I' aft ii\ i'V the
i 'nuu I r\ I Iii* Iii 'in*' UM 'i'? lui i it lias tin'
hMiiii' artiele at 1 1 n * >a nil* |iiiii*. liui
llnl'S lint li'l l'l ilk* kill ?W III' lias it. I'.v
nil \ fit isinL:. Willi ilii1 i'? ?>uM J Ilia I tin'
ma i'I 1 1 n 1 1 * i" man got- I lie htisiiif-s V " Iii lo
t In* l'l lief lei low looks Illl."
I'wit Map|>> Old liojs.
1 ,1'i'sv illo. Ma \ I I About I In- hap
pte-t Imys 1 1 r ?\\ iii l.eesville are two
loot III I s,. 'I'li.aita-' Ailaoi-^ of Ibis town,
ami William II Mains of Louisiana.
ii, mi ilii* "l'i \:is -line Tin ? e Itoys . si re' j
7."?. ami ?".!? M ar- "I iii.'.' t .-pi ???lively.
There ti:ni-s :i tale. Not 'nutT alter the
, l?ise "i 1 1 . i ? w.ii "I i - v far- 'UC".
t I.CM' i.r..ther.s -??!?.? hi (? '.t . ha- 1 not
siii.f -een i-ai'h other limina- \daiii
--I-T t tot hi-Vf and William \ilain- ea-t
Iii. Inl in l.oiii-iana l'i ?th li;i\e t'l"
(n'li' l aii.l reare.l large families I n
-.ii ? p. I in. -'I \ I'oiiiinj I >\ ! i o m ill.' re
union .a \ , ifi Mie . W illiam Ailauis
aMghtid rr.'i'i ill.' Ham. There was
the elllhrael Ii.; llnl I'VII- ? ? I lo\ I'fs.
|'lie\ an- both VI it iii.: 'lie -eelu's o|
then i h i h!h> m| m .New ' errv eoillitv
Mr \?la in v will reluiu l" hi- l.oiiis
iana home iln.nl .1 n n?- 1
i Die of I he tin. -I ileph.ral'ie a. ? i.lents
thai ha- oeiirreil in linruwell ? ? ? i m t \"
III several years was ihat whieh hefell
? In' little eUhl ea r uhl .lauuhter of
Mr. I le ii r\ Creeeli of the l'l ieinlship
ueijrhh.ivh I Xntitrilay T\\*' little lot
had eari ieil water to the flehl to ner
father, wh.. was euttlim oats. She
tvlis stamlin^ in front of the blade, and
iu .some ine\ plleaMe manner the mules
moved off before she wit- out of dan
Hers w a* ltoth feel were praetloilly
severed from the limhs Medical at
tent Ion was ^otton at niiee and every
thing possible doiii' to sn\e her life.
Her condition was so .losperate that
>he was carried t . > a hospital in Colum
bia on the afternoon train The loss
,?f hlood ami the slim k to her system
was tix> ^reat. however, and she .lied
soon after reaching Columbia.
A woman was fined .'fid at the I'ae
..let mill on Thursday for working her
< huld under J2 years old in the mill.
An Kipnil Suffrage ns?t>clotlon was
? itt < Hr Mrmdny
ttOKK HI?0tlJ>KK8.
I >lrt > or III FUIIiik InuAlly
Ihf ('aiiM-.
< U'ni^uii ('?>1U'K?*. Mhj -l. I*
!-???? 1 1 > it simple mutter for ownurs lu
prevent ttore hIkhiIMm" 111 their horneti
a ml iihiIhh," Mild IH\ M Kay l'owern,
VetcrJnitrluii mill ln*ml of Him
VeteilllUI.V divUloU of I'lVlllHUU College,
In (IIhi'IIhmIiik this ?-oiMlttl(>i) which of
( cii leads to more mtIoiih trouble, All
(luif Is ne< i'Hhui.v. ho continued, is to
I a |? 4 ? II frw precaution*,
" Thl? I'UIIM' of SOl'U dlOUldelH lit
hoi '-i.es ii in 1 limit's, said I ?r. I'uhith,
< -II ii invii rlably l?r traced to III flttlllK
or tilt 1 1 > rolhl-l'ri Mwiiel'#, US II llllt?,
I HIS lilt le/ ii t feill h'll to Jin' ttttlllU of
I'lilhir* ii i ii I their euro. and ? -i | ii?*ii I -
l,\ . Ulpst ftl J'liUM'sH Im v t* out' or uiol't*
horse* or itfule.s w i i I i hoi'c shoulders
dlll'lut' 1 1 11*1 1 lMIX,< Kt*jl si ||) ,
rid* . Clin riim of in titling collars
? .in !? iiiflii niiil Ion ami abrasion of
(In- Kin it ii< I . in r i < 1 1 n \ Instances, iri
jill'V "I I'M" dcepOl' It '-IIOS. IJllitl' I'll'
? pj'ehtl.s ?.(??< '| ? u'UJod uIm'ohsivi form
above I lie shoulder joint at the lower
pari of th?* collar seat Thi'si* ah'
ami Hie growth of flhl'OIIS tissue
wiil'li foniiH lii this ri'Uiou rc(|iilri>
an?l<al I ri'iil incut. I i'ii I simple abras
ions ami lufhiuuillbiis of llu* skin will
v I ? ? 1 1 1 readily to irimtmiMit If treated
| tl'oili | *i l \ .
" I M ?( 'Am'S \\* 1 1 It'll Ol'llll- lit till* point
of (In' shoulder should In1 o|H>m'<| as
soon as ilicv form, syringed daily
with miiIi 1 1 1 > 1 1 ? antiseptic solutions, ami
lio k^pt o|M'ii ? nnlM tlio 1 1 Iscl hi r^e
ceases, (''allure to do tills will result,
in tin* format ion of liard, fibrous tu
mors which can I ?i*. removed only- l?y
ope I'tlt Ion.
"In tills, as in all diseased eoiidl
I ions, however," lir. I'owers added,
"It Is necessary to remove the eause.
Tills can he done hv keeping ???liars
eh'il n and by seeing that they I'll so
I I ill t *t lit* shoulders will not he. chafed
ii ml. bruised. The practice of remov
ing collars and bathing shoulders at
midday is one of t h<* hest preventive
measures thai ran he adopted. As
soon as the skin of the .shoulders ap
pears sensitive, it should lie hatlled
several limes daily with a solution of
a 1 1 1 1 1 1 or oilier astringent solution, Ite
rnOVii I of iiri'Ksnrc from the Inflamed i
sKIn is absolutely necessary and if this
ran not ho accomplished b.\ ihanirin^
(lie. style of the collar or other method,
the a ui nut I should ? >? - rested until the
? liouhler.s heal
I'OMTIf AL IOKIMI AIMIWS.
( orrespoiideut t < i\ es \ ie\Vs (til fount)
mill Stall" Polities.
Ii> j 1 1 !>? t t. S i'.. May I ! ? I In ( i < >| is
.iji I i \ !ii_; ;i ha t<l lilne Wind Moi'ius
; i ii ( I i-n|t( --lirrlvf the \ i l :i 111 y out : ...f
1 1 ? 4 mi- ii mam plai.e>.' Mini) farms
1 . t ? : i ? I In plant ;i :roi.x| ? ! ? ?: 1 1 < ?t" ? ^ ?l I < ? i'? o\t?r.
,|..-inu killed I ? \ i lie I'Tf \\ i i u I stui iii
1icrc. t ?ats nre hot 1 1 1 1 i?. for
n'iei \ t-.i r-. e\re|>i in >|tols. To.. ? I t\V
rli jv i ii ? ? i ? i i i I" make :i yond vrop. They
;i it- like ' of.H. ht'l'il 111 til jo I'ill tin;
head's Mini. when they don't ifet it,
t|m>. ;i i <? light'.
I r.'in indit ai ions more attention is
:.'uiiiu l" l>c paid. to stoek raising' llian
iii tin- I'M"-! -litis way of keeping
one's smoke ImiiM'' in llic west should
In abolished. Tito rmn eribs arc get
tiny ai In hi i? ? . w here they should at
w ? i \ s lie. <i|i| folks say thai In-fore
ilif war. I lit- w actios ltatilftl corn tit tlu*
Ii'umin instead of hauling it away as is
ItitW dolto. ' . ' ' ' ? : J
I'.nsiiifss is 1 1 it 1 1 here.
Mr I'., I\. Wembert lias 1 1 1 ? ? \ I in his
in \\ huti^f.
V\ l? Vinson's new limine is about
finished, ami it adds t ? ? the looks nf
1 1 town very nint h.
.1 I t.illis has I ui 1 1 1 a bungalow,
a. a-.v Hntv Hearing ennVpTel i??r The
wi il' i don't IjKf Ionises hnill mi that
-- 1 \ I ? ^ they look too stpiatty.
I'olitie-. i - trt *t t i nir hoi hero. \!an
t ? s 1 1 _c will can s Sumter hy a big vote.
Me' idol Smith is coiug t" oarry Kor-'
shaw .-..tiiiiv We have a hot, raee
here !.."\vt'iMt rtiTlon ami Kppsfor Sen
at > ? r It'-, u: . ? i 1 1 in be ii i | ? ami luek
between tlnm MatlhrW NVest will
again he fleeted Supervisor ami r i vrhl -
l.v s<>. ?1 If has given the eniiuty good
toads Why l urn a good man out?
W. K I lough will l'i ? in again. lie
l a-- m. nit- a safe Senator I.. T. Mills
will make a good represent a t i'v e. Ami
as hum ;i-> he will run. keep W 1..
Mel ittwell in oft'ieo -Vtm might hunt
Ker>haw eounty over ami you will
never fitnl a better or more eoitstien
tioiw man than he is .lohn I. Me
l.aurin says he is going to swtt'it the I
State Johnnie seen is to forget that
people tune memories ami have not
forgotten his Senatorial eourse In
the set 'tint! raee for tiovernor it now
looks as if Manning, with Smith or
Itiehanls will I ??-? j n It All have many
frlemls ami it is hartl to tell what will
happen for the man least expected
might eonie to the front Kinley will
have a foeman worthy of his steel In
Stephenson
THKSIVASS NOTKi:.
Notie.e is hereby given thai treft
pa.swing or driving through proper
ty known as (Voodie Castle Is pro
hibited. 1*0 trohh violating this
notice will bo dealt with according
to law. 1. F. Kldredge
f'amden. S. Mar 13, 1914
AFTKK PIKOMONT VQTK.
MniiM Smith N my* if NMitioimi Do?*h
Not CliiuiKr Hr Will be (??vertt*r
A H|M>< iul from. Spartanburg to the
< irccnville I hilly New*, dated Max II,
sa y k :
Mendel I. Smith, of Camden, s|nak
cr of IIm* house of representatives ami
a candidate for governor, was a visitor
Iti'lwi'cn trains In Spartanburg today.
Mr. Smith, who Is considered one of
the moat hrlllhint orators In the state,
was en rollte to Kasjey to fill all en
gagcuicnt iik principal wjrt'uker at nie
mortal Mervlrea to he hehl at Krtsley
I h i> afternoon.
"Mr. Smith lilt* many friends in
Spartanlairg who, greeted lilni during
his brief atay liere. Helug an alum
litl> of Wo/Told College of the class
of IKKfi, during Ids college daya lie
was an inlfinate friend of Senator
lloward IV Carlisle. I >r. A. O. 'J'honui -
ii i id Claud Itoho wen* other class
rallies of I lie distinguished visitor,
who reside in Spartjinhiirg.
"In I'epi \ lo the (piestlon Speaker
Smith said ihal' Spartiiiihiirg op| m'U 1
ed to him as tin* logical place to os- ,
talilish up State hcadtpia rters, hut I
that lie was uuahic to make a definite
announcement in this respect at the
present time. "I expect to make M I
strong pull for the votes of (he Pied- I
nio'ni section," said Mr. Siuitii, "ami |
It will la1 ipiile necessary to open j
somewhere in this thrlfly section,
which is soinet iines called the hailof
hatt leg round."
"Mr. Smith does not apprehend the
introduct ion of .any measures at the
meeting o'f the State I >einocrat lc con
vent i??u which would teml to restrict
tile primary. In the opinion of Mr.
Smith it would he well enough to let
n(atler> stand as they are until a
more opportune time,
"It will lie recalled that Mr. Smith
opposed every I ? i 1 1 introduced last
year in the general asemidy that
was Intended to restrict the primary,
and he say.s that no law should h?>>
passed that would deprive any white
man from casting one vote in an
honest t'lei'l ion.
"If sent linnet . docs not change," I
will he the next governor of the
State," said Mi'; Smith. "I am meet
ilji wit h eiicouraLfeiiient every where.
I : .. ? "
I'isgah News Notes.
l'isgalj. S. Ma.\ IS. ? The crops
arc. not doiiig well, owing to- dry
weather and cold heavy winds.
I. i.'Soii .1 hi prist church*, colored, is he.
i u vr | i:ii ut < ?< I These people deserve a
?* r? .1 1., dea I c roilil for |itiihllllj;*o
;i ehureh. . ,
Mr \\'. IV I 'iil/.mijiircr ? ? i' < 'ohtmhin
.pent :i T<>\\ days here wjfli relatives
and frle'iid> lasl week. z v.
Mi-. A. I A 1 1? >1.1 is still very- sle|>.
Ml', ait'! Mrs, .I.K. Mel.eod spoilt
1 1 :? ? li;ed AVi'i'lv with .Ml'. :t in I .Mrs. T.
M IN idol's.
VI i> ? M a i Sire I{oii?ts -> | n -it l a few days
ia-t week v\ i 1 1 ? llfl' eoUsills, M is sos
Nita add Ma'/.ie Mrl.eod. ?>!' Uemhert.
\lis?{ .\e|| <Iillis. . of St. Joseph's
A< .tdemy, Snmtor. spent the week ? -?t? I
at home.
Mrs. T. .M. Kiiii^'is spiMil from Frl
t la > to Siimla-y with her daughter. Mrs.
t". M. Bradley.
Itev, and Mrs. 'I'. I,, C'ole spetit Sat
urday with Mr. ami .Mrs. .Fames Da
vis. of Antioeh. ' It was a birthday
dinner for .Mr. Mavis.
Miss Sadie Uogers spent lasl Thurs
day lil^llt with MJss Kose Mel.eod at
iiL'Uibort. ? ? ? ?
Mr Sam Brown, of Slimier, was
Ik re last Thursday on business.
Mother'- May will he observed at
I'isuah rliurch next Sunday afternoon.
We think t lie fathers should he honor
ed too. as l hey hear the toil of the day.
.las. <1. Sullivan, slayer of J no. M.
('annon. of I .aureus, has hoen granted
hail in the silm of $r?.ll()0.
Wants? For Sale ? Rents
a tin inserted tinner Mil* heading
for 1 cent per word. No ?u| taken
for I?'hh tli km 25 centn.
| FOR WALK Peavino Iia> for *uie.
I H. II klr, it \f, l>. I.
| < 'ii rii yiiit. H> ( '? ft
YVANTK1J We want u reliable man
or woman in Camden to look n f t?'?* re*
liewaln and iii.HV HulwrtptlonH to Met
ropoiitnn. "The Mveat Magazine In
AiiM'rUHl."' The work may l?e done In
W | in re time ii few hours each wyefc.
I, literal i ?u y 1W whatever time iw pnt
in, Nit In niitj 1 1 or lioml required,
no previous e\|?erlonee necessary, Full
1 Instructions iiml supplies sent free.
'<!lve two ri'forviH'OH. I'esk II. .Metro
! i >? /1 1 1 ii 1 1 Magazine, N'i?w York. f> U
FOIt HALK I(??h|hm- and jitndm
| good us HOW for sjilo, I rsed only ii
| short while, for wilt* at a harualn. I).
jll Dibble, Camden, S, C,
IIAVK VOI K baby carriage* and
l'o i-art* rellred. Prices reasonable
and work gniinintoOd. II. K, Heard,
I -Jr., KoUlh Hr? >ad Street., I door lie
low I in lemiin's fuVnltdre store, f>
, ... ..
WANTKI) You to see .1. H. '/emp
If yon wunt your oatH cut and rak
}od. Satisfaction guaranteed.
' " * * . 1 ' ? ? .J- \ . -
FOR BALK Pony and buKgy? Ken
I He and will work anywhere. Apply
to M. 0. Huckabee, Camden, B. C.
KOR SALi'3 Qood, Hound, gentle
family horse and buggy for Hale.
Apply Camden Motor Co.
FOR RUNT At once- ti room
, Iiohbo with bath on Mill street.
K. C. von Tresekow. U
LOST Laat Saturday, between
the old court Iiouhc and the second
town creek, a lady's heavy brown
coat with black collar and cuffs.
Reward to finder if returned to
Chronicle office. 3
BICYCLE REPAIRING 1 have
opened a repair shop in the store
next Houth of the furniture store of
.1. F. Bateman on South Main at.-,,
where 1 will be prepared to handle i
any and all kinds of bicycle repair-]
'.ok. Bring your ailing wheels to1
mo.- H. 10 Hoard, Jr. j
FOR SALK My house alul lot on
Fast DeKalb Btreot for sale. 1 1 on so
has all modern conveniences. Ap
ply N. It, Goodale, Camden, S. C.
FOR SAI<K '? Drummer, Ponderosa
and Matchless Tomato plifnts for
bhTp J. H. Xemp.
Wo are now running advertising
slides at 50 cents per week. Vic
toria Theatre.
h'OR R 10 N'T Two story house,
also .a t room house for rent. Ap
ply to 1 L'ntj 0 th Ave.. iiroad, Cam
den . nr.
iron SAiiia OH RFNT the J0<1
wards Cottage on La Fayette. Ave
nue. Apply C. I'. DuIIoho <fc Co.
(URLS AND ROYS ? We pay you J
well for a few hours pleasant work. }
For particulars, address, Box 201, |
Cireenville, H. C. tit. I
FOR SALK Hunting rigl.it' on j
1,000 acres of land from S to To
miles from Camden. Reached eith
er by dirt or railroad. Apply to
I. C. Hough, attorney, Camden. . i
NOTICK.
l.f x ? 1 1 1 have a low. place In fill in.!
see hie quirk, as l begin excavating
for I >< 1 office on Monday.
.1. B, ./KM P.
KXKCl TOR'S NOTICK.
All persons. if-any. indebted t < > the
estate of Richard Brown. deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to the
undersigned, and all parties, if any,
having claims against, the said estate t
will present them dul\ attested within
the time prescribed by law.
Thomas l\ Brown.
Kxeeutor.
( 'amdeii. S. t '.. May HO. 1111-1.
IINAI, DISCII AKGK.
Notliv is hereby given thai one
month from litis date, on Saturday;
I line 20. p.M f. 1 will apply to the Pro
bate Court, of Kershaw County for a
tinal discharge us Kxeotitor of --the "
estate of Mrs. Kli'/.a Melntyre. de
ceased.
R. .1. Mel NTYRK.
Camden. S. ,? '.. May 20, 1P1-1.
Mr*. NVIhoii Dead.
I tin 1 n*y , S. Muy IM. Mrs. Kffit*
1 Floronce Ni'lsoii, wf of Mr. F? A. Nel
son, <1 |?*<t lit a Columbia hospital Frl
<lu> of last wool*, aftor u p?*rlo<l of 111
hmtlth fx ti'iitihiK over fttvurftl montim.
Hh? was a da tight or of Mr. and Mrn.
\\ r. tJoff. Khi* Ioiivoh hor IiumImmuI
a) id throo small ohlldron, four sjstorx
ami two loot ho rs. Mrs. Nolson was it
uiomhor of long standing of Onion
riiuroh, a n?l hy hor striot ilovotlon to
t'luirrli and family dullos won for hor
solf a 1m?h| of friends in tbe rtmiwwii
Iv wlil'li litl life Wlis s| K*|| I . Tilt'
fuuoral M'lvli-i'h tvoro conduotod ut
J'niou <'i?urcli h> lioi' pastor. A largo
gathering wiis present to attest their
friendship ii ml t*> pay a lust sad rl to
to fiieir ? |? *| ?m rt ? I friend ?, * * *
S|cK hogs should ho Isolated from
i la*. herd as soi hi as ihoy air diseover
imI. Time Ipsl hero Is likely to moiin
I llo Spread ut" il disease. T[ll?lH' id II
law ri'i|ulii.i>K <|?mi?I hogs to he I ? 1 1 r i?'i I.
Obedience to I his law, according to I >r.
M, Hay I'owors, Slate Veterinarian,
and head of the veterinary division of
( 'lojiison < 'oj lego, is ma' of t lie host
ways tn Keep down tin* sproad of hog
cholera.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Ntrtlo*' 1m hereby g|v?n ttiut O0?>
month from thl* <lutc, on Hatur<la>
.1 Hit?* -jo. iwu. i win m?i?i> i" Hi,
I'roi.at*' CV>urt ??f Kmhaw Couuty
a jftimt IUHclmigt* ax Adniinisi rutot
of the KiHtiU** <?f W. Y, IIwhI, dftreai
ml
L. A. WtttkoWMk}
< 'aiutlcu. S. May 140, 1014.
Dr. I- H, *lw?fcr P*. !? L fci'iim
Alexander k Steventon
DENTISTS
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Oiilu Cmhi Itm4 ??4 DtlUlk St*
MONKY to WAN
ON REAL KSTATB ~ KA8Y
tkrms
li. O, vouTritmckoMf.
Dr. E. H. KBRRISON
1>1CNT|KT
StirceHMir to Dr. Ii, W. AUtou
Office In the
Mhiiii lluiMIng riion. i,s?
WANTED? -To Buy Cattle
Highest cash price paid for good cattle -fat or poor *-? all
must be free from cattle tick.
' Camden Beef Cattle Farms
/ ? " _ - ; - ? ?? . - . ? . - ?
^FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner L. t GUION, Proprietor
NEW ROUTE
Solid Through Trains
BETWEEN
Florence, S. C. and Roanoke, Va.
VIA THE
ATLANTIC COAST UNK. FLORKNC 10 and W A mOSBORO, WINSTON
SA l,KM SOUTimOlNl) RAILWAY, WADHSROKO and WINSTON'-..
SAI.I5M. NORFOLK and WKSTBKN RAM-WAV, WINSTON-SA LKM
and ROANOKK. ? r.Q .
9.50 A. M. Lv.
10.20 A. M, N Lv.
10.05 A. M. Lv.
11.00 A. M. LV,
11.30 A. M. Lv.
12.35 P. M. Ar.
4.00 P. M. Ar.
8.45 P. M. Ar.
DAILY SCHEDULES
? KLOIMO.NCK. S. (\ .... , .
. Darlington, S. ('. ...
. Ilartsville, S.
. Society Hill, S. c. . .
, Cheraw, S. ('. ?. .
..Wadesboro, N. C. : .
? Winston-Salem, N, C.
.'ROANOKE, VA.
SoutliiHiund
Ar. 7:30 P. M,
Ar. 7:01 P.
Ar. 7:15 P. M.
Ar. 6:22 P. M.
A^. 5:53 P. Al,
Lv. 5:00 P. M.
Lv. 1:25 P. M.
Lv. 9:00 A. M.
Close connoii ions are made at Florence, in both iliroctions, with
trains carrying Pullman cars K- :ind from the North, South, East
and West. For rntes of fare, and detailed schedules to any desir
ed destination by this now and attractive roufe, apply to R. Tv.
IIENTON, Ticket Agent of the .
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
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