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ANNOUNCEMENTS I'Vw TIim St'iiiilc. Mr. I-Jditor: Tin- many friends of Mr. W, it. HoumM t <t i\ ?< pleasure >n announcing him as u candidate to h u <<:?'??< i himself as 8eiiutpr from Km MhttW County, !M I'j' M 1 to thl rule:; and jeKulut ions of the Demo cratU primary Many Friends. IOK actfriiMHKNTATIVK 1 hereby announce myself an a candidate foi Hit' House of 'Uepre sentath?? from Kershaw County, nubject to tin* rule* and reflations of the Detmati'iilli! primary. LanriMth 'I' Mi I Ik. rojt Ai imoit A i tiic b<di<*ii atioiiN nf iny friends, r*nd in consldernt ion of tin- large vo(?i I mcolved io tin* race I wo yearn ???? I hereto) announce m y Meif a candidate lor County Auditor, subject to tlx* rules and regula Hons kovoiuIiik tiu- Democratic J-'rirOary. Joseph ti. McCaskill. At t hi* aoiicltaUon of a number of my irieudH, and heinn my own desire, I announce myself as a can didate tor re election an County Auditor, and solicit tin* hupjmmI of 'he Ihynioernl lr voters in tin* prima ry election, and if elected will dia < hnrur (ho duties of the office faith fully .iiiti efficiently. Heaped fully, J W. F. llUHHell. fcid; t :hioul<;lt?v The ninny f Honda of Mr. I,. W. West dOHit'o to an nounce him as a candidate for Coun ty Auditor lor Kershaw County, subject to i lie rules c?r the Demo cratic party of Houth Carolina. Mr. West i? a man of sterling <iuuli 'Ich and marked ability, and would make an able and efficient Audi ? or Mirny Friends, koh .huhjh oi< i>im)HAtk. To the Democratic Voters of Kel' shaw County: ? Willi a high appre ciation of past favors and assuring voti that it will ever lie my earnest desire to sor\e you faithfully, 1 N^ihy announce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of Judge nf I'rolmtc of Kershaw County sub let t to the ruler, of the primary, election. Ver\ sincerely and truly yours, W. ii, McDowell. roit i\ia<;istkatk. I hereby announce myself a ran dldate for the office of Magistrate for DeKalb Township, subject to ?hc rules of the Domocratlc 1 *r I - - matv Do by Huckahto. Deputy .-Iberifi. 1<W Magistrate "ppfr Division W?tor<io Township. I hereby announce myself a can didate for the office of Magistrate I'or tho upper division of Watoreo Township, subject to the rules and Peculations governing the Demo cratic Primary. Kuglish Hninham. Please announce the name of .1. K. Davis hs a candidate for Magistrate trn- the upjH?r |mil of Huffs lo Town ship. We feci that be is well quail fl?>d tor t he oftice, and If elected will do his fluty. Ills Many Friends. For thmnty Treasurer. We hereby place in nomination lb ?;?me of Mr. D. M McCaskill for Te-??)e<t ion to 4 he office of county i roasu rer, subject to the rules of i he democratic primary, which po <i!lon he lias rilled with courtewyi and ability for several terms. ! Voters. I. OK COMMlSSlONKK Flat Hock Township. 1 hereby announce myself a can dldate for the office of Township j Commissioner tot Flat Koek Town ship, subject to die rules and regu- ! f. it Ions of the Dcuiiterat ic primary, j .1. C. Falkeu b??rry I Kditor Cnmden ( 'hronjcle: - The i "i*?any friends of t.. 1'. unburn l>eg ? to nominate hiui as a candidate for f he olttce ol Township Commissioner Of Flat Kocfc Township. Mr. Og burn is fully competent to fill the | officr if elected. His Friends. 1 Mr. Kditor: We the friend* oil Mr. John KaUon, Jr., are pleased to | announce him as a candidate for, the office of Township Commission- ] "r for Waterec Township. We be- 1 Move that if Mr. Knbon is honored ' with the nomination that he will) render Kood service for the people! in the discharge of the duties there-' of Many Friends of West Wateree. ! To the Democratic Voters of Flat j Hock Township: I hereby announce mjself a can- | did a to for Township Commissioner | of Flat Rock Township, subj<M-t to! the rules of the lk?mocratic primary ( election. .1. Itobert Mnuill Huifjilii '!'??*> >???hip. | Kditor Chronicle. The n an> friends of Mr. Amos West desire to place his name before the people ot Buffalo Townshin for ro-olection to> the office of Township commission-! or of this township, subject to tin J rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary. Mr. Wc*l has his full duty in the capacity of Commissioner and tho whole people y/,UM> lowiudilp- appreciate thin fact. Hit* KrlondH. i hereby announce rnyHtdf a can didate for t h t- office of Townwhlp ( 'oiii mi I mm! oik* )* for liu ffalo Township, Kershaw county I will abide ilia rfeMlit of Hie Democratic* primary. w I-; union ?\Jr |?(l It'll I'Iciim* MHOI|i|ce Ml', T. I >. ViU lioiouul) Ua a mjudldutt' for Town k) 1 1 j > ( VHUliibtidoiier fur Buffalo Town ship, Ko will libido llii* renull of the I a mort al It* Primary, llo Is (la* rltfht loan for i la* rljiht place. Ml- I'lliinl M lli<' -ulliltufloh of my friends, and In consideration of the I u I K<* vote I received In tlu' run* two yearn iiko. I ln'1 cli\ amioiiiK e iiiyscl f u < -i< 1 1< 1 1 < 1 a i < ? for Ton nshlp Commissioner for Ituf-f I'alo Township, subject to tlu? rule* and regulations tfovoriilMK the Demo ? rn I li* Primary I I'. llolt'l'oN. At the solicitation of frlendu 1 hereby announce myHolf it candidate lor rcloctlou for Townahlp CommlH Hloner of DcKalb Townhhlp. S'ory ronpectfully, .1. N. MeLeod. .Mr. StarnrH For Magistrate. Believing t tin t Mr. T. Woodward Kiarnos would l?o a suitable man. to fill Ha office of Magistrate In the norflircn district of West Wateree. Ids friends dynliv that he place his name before tin* voter* iih a candidate for this office and pledge him our hup porl. Many Friends.' AN OltniN ANCK To Italse Supplier For the Flwcol Year For the City of Camden, South Carolina. He it ord allied by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Camden, S. C., and by the authority of the same; Section 1. That UiIh Special Li cense Ordinance adopted by the City of Camden on the 30th day of April 1914, for the present fiscal year, and paused and ordained as a special ordinance to raiso supplies for the fiscal year edlng April 30, 1915. That every person, firm or corporation, engaged or intending to engage in any trade, business, profession or occupation hereinafter mentioned, within the limits of the City of Camden, and all persons hav ing buildings erected, shall first obtain a license from the Clerk and Treasurer, and all license herein mentioned shall be nontransferable and for . the fiscal yoar If not other wise specially provided. And all li cense shall expire on April 30, 1910, but may bo revoked at any time by. the Mayor or City Council. Section 2. All license for the year granted under this Ordinance shall continue in force until the 30th day of April, next succeeding the date of Issue and no license, ex cept as provided for by limitation, per diem or month, shall be Issued for less time or rate than one yoar. The City Clerk and Treasurer shall prepare a proper form to be Issued lu each case. Section 3. Application for li cense of all kinds shall be made to the City Clerk and Treasurer, and all fees l'or same shall be paid to him in advance. Section 4. No buildings shall be erected; and no person, firm or cor poration shall be engaged In, pros ecute or carry on any business, oc cupation or profession hereinafter mentioned without first receiving from the Clerk nnd Treasurer of the City, a special license therefor. Any person or persons, corporations, fullluK to secure license, or contin uing to engage in said business, oc cupation, (rude or profession, after invocation of said licence by the Mayor or City Council, ahull, on con viction, h<? fined not less thuu 16, UO) flv? dollars nor more than (1100.00) 0110 li u >> ?i i . (1 dollars <>r | Imprison men i noi more llian thirty day* In the discretion of the Re corder. Section 6. For u license to cur ry on any trade, business or profes- ( sion hereinafter mentioned, the fol-l lowing sums Hhall bo paid to the] City Clork and Treasurer: Auctioneer^ each per day . .$ 6.00 Auctioneers, each per annum 20.00 Archltectw, Civil Fugiueers, Surveyors, each .. .. ., 10.00 Agents, <leallnK in patent rlf'htH, whether In stores or on tho street .; .. ,,60. 00 Agents, selling automobiles, motorcycleH, not paying iv garage licence 10. 00 Automobiles, hauling passen gers or baggage or rented for revenue, and not paying garage license, each .... 10.00 UanlCtt, each 26.00 Bakeries, each.. .. 6.00 Mill poster, per day, each ., 2.00 Hill poster, per annum, each 6,00 Barbers, for each chair . . . . 2.00 Blacksmith whop and wheel wright. 10.00 Hoarding house*, furnishing board for 3 or more for one day or longer 10.00 Billiards, Pool or Bagatelle, tablo for other than private uso, each table ". 10.00 Hottllng workH 26.00 Hoot und Hhoe shop .. . . ,,6.00 Howling Alley or Ten Pin Al ley, for public play 25.00 Building & Loan Associations 16.00 All builders, contractors, or own ers of property, shall obtain a per mit for each und every job before tho work 1h commenced, whether the job In done by contract or other wine, uu follows, permits to be charged for as follows: Jobs of $100 and less than $300 . . $ 1.00 From $300 to $500. 2.00 From $500 to $ 1,00b , . . . 3.00 From $1,000 to $2,000 .. .. 6.00 From $2,000 to $3,000 . . . . 7.00 From $3,000 to $4,000 . . . . 8.00 From $4,000 to $5,000 .. ..10.00 Front $5,000 to $7,000 ;. ..12.00 From $7,000 to $10,000 . . 16.00 From $10,000 to $15,000 . . 20.00 From $16,000 to $20,000 .. 30.00 From $20,000 to $26,000 .. 40.00 From $25,000 und more .. ..50.00 Broker, puwn or money lend ers . . . . . 25.00 Cunvussers to consumers . . 10.00 Commission tiierchahts .. .. 20.00 Cabinet shop, uiuklng or re pulring furnituro . . ... 5.00 Candy manufacturers or deal ers oil Btreet . . . 6.00 Chiropodist .... .... . . 3.00 Carriage, buggy and wagon xlealer 10.00 Carriage, buggy und Wagon ugents to consumers .. ..10.00 Clothing, second hand, wheth er connection with any oth er business or not ... 26.00 Carnival Shows, per week, $2 00 , to $500 ut discretion of tho Mayor. Circuses, per day, $100 to $200 at the discretion of the Mayor. Coal, Coke or Wood dealers, whether in connection with any other business or not 20.00 Confectionery and Fruit deal . ers 5.00 Corn und Flour Mills, euch 5.00 Cotton Seed Oil Mills, Includ ing gins 50.00 Cotton Packers and Ginners 5.00 Dealers In Live Stock, trans lent, per week or less . . 26.00 Dealers In Millinery Goods and Merchandise, not pay ing general merchandise license, per month 10.00 Dealers in peddling goods a round the City, per week 16.00 Dealers In Jewelry, Jewelry Novelties, or other Novel ties, not paying merchan ? it answers every beverage re quirement ? vim, vigor, refreshment, wholesomcness. It will satisfy you. ' t' i |rrnuinr t?v fu!l imtnf ? N k-V. u.? r ni-?v.ir?: >ulv>! it ul ion THE COCA-COLA COMPANY ATLAKVA. GA. VT?ct> yon see i i A i l '< i ?, V. of C >- i ? dlwi license, per month , . 10.00 Douleru in Hoda Water, Coca Cola, soft drinks, puddling urouud city, per day . . . . 1.00 Dealers in Juiik, each , . % . 10. 00 Orayil, QiuiiibulMl. Carrlai Haggles, Cart#, Trucks. w? koiih and Hacks that haul for hire, not paying livery Btable or wood and coal licen**, >icb bori# . ... S.(|0 ftxprew Companies <?r Agen sIms, eaeh. for bubiness doti** with In the City of Cam4<*n with points within the State and not includliiK business done for tins Government of the United States . . 1 00.00 Klectrlc Light Companies or agencieb, each 60.00 Hlectrlclanh, taking contracts, each 10.00 Inhibitions, outride of Opera House or upon streets, $10 to $50 In discretion of th? Mayor. Heather renovators, per week 25.00 Foundry or manufacturing ma chine bhopb. . 16.00 Fortune tellers or Abtrologlbt each per week .. .. .. .,25.00 Fi?h and Oyster dealers, alone or in connection with ayn other business, per annuhi 10.00 Fertilizer dealers or those dealing both in fertilizers and making advances of goods, wares and merchai) dlf ? H , . . 25.00 Groceries, wholesale, each . . 25.00 Garages, either selling, rent ing, storing, repairing or painting automobiles, bicy cles, engines, machinery or guns, or hauling passengers, each 20.00 Groen Grocer or Meat Mar ket, per annum :10.00 Gunsmith, each . , . 5.00 Harness Makers and repair ers, and Hlioe Shop, each . .5.00 Hotels, rat?* $3 per day and over 26.00 HotelH, rnte $2, to $3 per day 20.00 Hotels, rate under $2 per day . . 15.00 insurance companies, fire, for each company reprebented 50.00 Insurance companies, lifo, for each company represented 10.00 Inuurunce companies, .each, accident, fidelity, guarantee, liability or other like In Hitrance companies 5.00 Insurance companieb, each, live stock . . 5.00 Insurance companies, each. plate glass 10.00 Itinerants, as quack doctors, or selling patent medicines, per week 50.00 ice dealers, retail alone, or in connection with other buHiness, each .. .. .. ..10.00 Ice Manufacturers ...... ... 25.00 Ice cream, or ice cream cakes from cart or box, each . , 5.00 Laundry, each . . . . . . . . . .10.00 Laundry or agents for laun dries outside of tho City of Camden, each 6.00 Lumber yards, each . . . ... . . 15.00 Lubricating and Illuminating Oil companies, each . . . . 50.00 Lawyer, Physician. Dentist or Chemist, Veterinarian each, whether firm or not . . . . 10.00 I>abor Agents 100.00 Land Loan companies, agents or individuals, negotiating loans, each .. . .10.00 Lightning Kod Agents .... 25.00 Marble or stone yards, .each 10.00 Merchant Tailors, each . . . . 10.00 j Musical instruments 10.00! Menageries, per day .... ..50.00 Merchants stocks, rotall, in cluding all class of mer chandise, drugs, Jewelry, books, stationery, wagons, buggies, harness, hardware. etc., less than 5 .300 .... . . . . .... . . 6.00 .300 less than 600 7.50 .500 lese than 1,000 . . . . 10.00 1,000 less than 2,000 , , . . 15.00 2,000 less than 3,000 . . . . 20.00 3,000 less than 4,000 . . .. 26.00 4,000 leas than 5,000 . . . . 30.00 6,000 less than 7,600 . . . . 36.00 7,500 and up .. .. .. .. 40.00 Oculist, fitting glasses, not paying a phystclans 11' cense. . . . 10.00 Optician, not paying merchan dise license, per month, or fraction thereof 10.00 Peanut dealers, as a business 6.00 Peanut peddler, or vendor . . 6.00 Peanuts, sold on street, . . 5.00 Printing office, Job alone . . 10.00 Photographers, each . . .. . . 6.00 Plumbers, pipe fitters, tin ners, roof repairers, each 16.00 Paint shop, house or vehicle sign painters, each . . . . 6.00 Pressing Clubs 5.00 Pressing Clubs, taking orders for clothes and delivering goods 15.00 K^hI estate agencies and col lectors of rents or other _ claims, each 10.00 Restaurants, each 10.00 Repair shops, for sewing ma chines, . bicycles, etc., not paying genoral merchandise .. 6.00 Railroad Agencies, each, for /busluesa done within the City of Camden with points ?within the State and not including business to or from points without the State and not including business done for the Qov^ - eminent of the United States Skating rinks, each . . Shooting galleries, each 60.00 6.00 .6.00 Sewing machine agents, not paying general merchandise license 10.00 Soda Fount or Ice Cream, connected with other busi ness or not 6.00 Stable#, livery, feed, sales. each 26.00 Stallion, Jack or Bull, on Saddlo or Buggy horses for hire by private parties, > outside licensed stables, for week or more, each horse .. ?J . 0 0 Salvage sales by parties from other towns, each .. .. 100.00, Tailors, making or taking or ders and delivering goods 10.00 Tailors, repairers and dyers, each 6.00 Tinners, not paying morckan- j dlso license 5.00 Telegraph companies or agen cies, each for business done within the City of Camden service 6.00 ? with poiut* within tb** state, and not including uny business done for the Government of the United States when Maid telegraph companies maintain one hundred (10<>) offices or less, within the State . . 2.'?.00 When said telegraph coin pa ?i I ts Of iiK?'ii< ich maintain more than one hundred ( LOU ) orri< i b wit hlu 't In state .>o on , Telephone companies or > agencies, ouch, for busluess don. within the City of Camden, with points with in the at ate and not In cluding any business done for the Government of tho United States .. ,, .. ..75.00 Undertaker, alonn or In con nection with other business 26.00 Watchmaker, repairer** of ciockti and jewelry alone each 10.00 Watchmaker, connected witii general Jewelry business . . 5.00 Wheelwright shop 5 JO 0 Wood dealer, alone, or in con nection with other business 10.00 Warehouses, charging storage each . . . 1 G . 00 Boction 0. Tho amount to he charged license for any other busi ness, trade or profession, or occu pation, not herein specifically enu merated bhall he fixed by the May or and Clerk conjojntly, but the HB^d Mayor and < ' 1 <? r k ahall havo. no authority to change or reduce the license feob herein fixed; provided that in cane of short term licenses taken out in the latter part of the fiscal year, the Mayor and Clerk may in their discretion reduce the license fee. ' Section 7. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances inconsistent herewith, be and the same are here by repealed. Done and ratified in City Council at Camden. South Car olina, this 30th day of April, A. I)., 1914, and In the one hundred and thirty-eighth year of American In dependence. C. til YATKS, AtteHt ; Mayor. G. G. Alexander. Clerk. I'roRinm of Kershaw' Union. Following is the program of Ker shaw County Baptist Union which meets with Buffalo church May 30 and 31: Saturday morning, 10:30 ? Devo tional exercises, conducted by J. I. Dowers. 11.00? Sermon by Rev. T. L. Cole Dinner. 1:30 ? "Tho Place of the Church in Extending the Kingdom." Rev. R. T. Blacknjon, Rev. A. E. Fulmer and others. J 3:00 ? "Tho Cost of Disobedience to the Great Commission." Rev. J. H. Hunter, Rev. Jno. A. Davison, Rev. W. F. Estridge. 4:00 ? "How to Keep Alive Inter est in Missions." Mrs. S. E. Qood ale, Rev. T. L. Cole, Rev. S. B. Hat field.. Sunday morning, 10:00 o'clock ? "Soul Winning in the Sunday School." Rev. T. J. Cupstid and others. [ 1 1 : 00- -Missionary Sermon by Rev j W. F. Hat ridge. L. C. Clyburn, . For Committee. I Wintln-op College Scholarship and Entrance Examination. ? The examination for the award o* vacant scholarships in W inthrop College and for the admission of new students will be held at the I County Court House on Friday, Ju I ly 3, at 9 a. m. Applicants mUst i not be less than sixteen years of age. When Scholarships are vacant after July 3 they will be awarded to those making the highest average at this examination , provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before the examination for Schol arship examination blanks. Scholarships are worth- $100 and froo tuition. The next session will open September 16, 1914. For fur ther information and catalogue, ad dress Pres. D .B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C. A negro named Bob Selgler died in Edgefield county on Wednesday at the age of 108 years. FREE 5 CM* Botile e# K-ZEMArFO For ; Skin Disorders WE want you to know about Ex Zema-Fo, the great skin remedy, so we offer you ab?olutely free a regular 50c bottle ? then you can see for yourself just what it will do. Ex-Zema-Fo is a colorless, odorleM liquid scientifically prepared by expert chemists. It ip as clean to use at water and will not stam your clothes ? you apply it externally, the same as a salve. F.x Zoms Fo is particularly effective {or the following skin afflictions: Acne. Pimples, Totter, Insect Bites, Salt Rheum, Dandruff, Hives, Ringworm. Itching Piles, Itch, Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch, Red Nose, Fryslpelas. For years Ex-Zema-Fo has been relieving skin troubles from one end of the country to the other,.. In every instance a written guaran tee accompanies the bottle, yet we seldom have a come-back. ? Instead, we have received hundreds of letter* full of gratitude and thanks from people who tried everything else before they heard of Ex-Zema Fo. That is why we can afford to go even a step further than Guarantee K*-Zema-Fo and five you free a regular 50c bottle ? we know it will make good from the very first application. Don't put off mailing the coupon another day? do it now? this moment, before you turn this page? for this offer is limited. ? ? " ? ? 0?H wH Mil* HMM ?4 Mil N*rv*M OfcMtlMl (?., IcmIIiii, H. V. I ' 1 have nevfer tried Ex Zema- Fo. Please ? J supply me with a 50c package Free. | Name \dJ ross 1 State * %m tm mm ad CitH/mtf t&h-ui *nJ mmS For Sale By: CAMDKN DRUG COMPANY. AI>MINI#TIVAT01V8 NOT1CIC. All parties indebted to th* euUu oX J. C. Black well, deceased, a|f hereby uotlfied to make payment lo tfeft undersigned and all partly hav ing claims against the said thtaia are requested to present them d* ly attested within the time pre?crib. ?d by law., W. H. lilackweli, AdiulniHt i atoi OlDldtDi H. May 14, 1914 FINAL i?iwhaiujf:. Notice 1h hereby given thai on# month (font >Mk date on Monday. June 8, 1914. 1 will apply |,o tlu Probate. Court of Kershaw TJounty for u fiiuil discharge a# Adrolafc tratrlx of the estate of Win. g Workman, deceased. Mrs. Carrie I. Workman Camden, H. C., May 7, 1914. - ~f*>? ? r- -J- ? *? TKKHPAH8 NOTICJJ. Notice l? hereby Klven to ull par* lieu not to trespass upon the laafe known us the Man place for uny par pose whatsoever, under penalty of the luw ? Samuel B. Beard, Administrator. / Camden, S. April 26. 1914, ? 2-3-4-5-pd. THK8PAKB NOTICJK. Notice Ih herebv given to all par- . ties not to trespass upon the lands ( ofd the Man place for the purpog| of hunting, fishing or otherwise u? der penalty of the law. Braslngton and I>angley. Camden, 8. <\, April 26, 1914. ' 2-3-4-6-pd. W KHTKRII A M PLANTATION Will hav? -three registered Ab$r deen-Angus Bulla in service. Termi? three dollars cash. Also two large type registered Poland-China boar*. Terms $2 cash. All Bervices guar anteed. W. A. Husn, Mnuager. Apr. 24? 6mo. 3. FINAL MHOHAIttJE. Notice is hereby given that one month from this date on Monday, June 1, 1914, 1 will make to tba Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Executor of the Estate of W. H. R. Workman, de ceased; and apply therto for Letter* Di?mi?Koi-y of the same. W. H. Workman, Executor. Camden, S. C., April 30,' 1914. ' ? NOTICK OK FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice in herebv given that on# month from thin date, Saturday, May 30th, 1914, 1 will apply for Letters Dismissory. as Administra trix of the Estate of W. W. Crox ton, deceased . Jennie M. Croxton. May 1, 1914. FINAL I>I?CHARttE. Notice is hereby " given that oa* month from thin date on Monday, June 1, 1914, I will make to tha Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return a* Executor ot' the Estate of Rebecca Workman, de ceased, and apply thereto for Let^ tern Dismissory of the same. W. H. Workman. Executor Camden, 8. 0., April 30, 1914. * ? . - . S NOTICE, TO OBKDITOWl. Notice is herebv given to all par ties Indebted to the estate of Jok* C. Horton, deceased; to make paf* ment to the undersigned; and all parties having claims against tht said Estate will present them dulf attested within the time prescribe! by law or be forever barred. J.. J. Horton, H. T. Horton, Executors. Camden, S. C., April 31, 1914* " NOTICE TO DEBTOR8 AND ITOR8. ^ All parties indebted to the es tate of Bamuel R. Adams, deceaood? are hereby notified to make P?Jr ment to the undersigned, Mf those, if any, haying claims again# the said estate wlil present theif.* duly attested. ^ Addie C. Adams, ? Executrix. Camden, 8. C.t April 23, 1914. CITATION. County of Kershaw. State of South Carolina Ry W. L. McDowell, Esq., Probat# i Judge. Whereas, John McC. .Villspipj* made suit to me to grant him l6t|~ terb of administration of the eatat# and effeca of Mias Amelia E. VlHs pigue. These are therefore, to clti and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the Miss Amelia E. Villepigue, deces* ed, that they be and appear bofo?*a me, in the Court of Probate, to w held at Camden, 8. C., on May next, after publication thereof. ** 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not t* granted. ?W Given under my Hand, 'this day of May, A. D., JM4. W. L. McDowell, ot Probttc for Kershaw Ca Pnbllsl days of Chronicle, ? House door for the time preecrioss by law.