Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wants ? For Sale- ? Rents ?H" jn^e'r' * <' U?i't*r 'bin heading for fwtil ;? ' W* Nw '?'k4" (or * flTFV " (TlST-A white and brown JSmI iNtliiivr I'uppy iibout 3Mi Ittouthn "K1 K Wlll'l returned to <b*o t 1^. *? <?? IK 1-iil'M) JilWii ll of key*. OW.I.T <1111 bHv?. l?y paying ?entH for mi* ?(l ^ . nAi^j) i.aundry bag. OWIIW < ;? ii mimic t?y p??yl'?g -B r4',|,M *<??' 'hi* ad . ? "TokTok MTRAY80 one Hhepberd h nioiiHH old, black, with white ! [, i)rt'rt??f. "f tail white. 'Hi Sum wH) pay reward. II. I'. Mavis, CMrttt. *.,<"? lhl' : 'foTsaT^ ok kknt A room <>ii Kntlodge street. outhouw. j Ztn and stable. I>ot 60x1*0 Term* reasonable. Apply t" W. M. Lollk Cnuiden, H. < IN-lb. yOl \(i .MAN? Would you marry If witrttf Many beautiful Indian girls In oklul)"ina wli? ? own rich oil and farming lands that flre looking for j ho#l?#?<lx< 1 Information furnished free, j >lrn. M. !>? Smith, Box .V7U, Muskogee,] oilHlitowi' ?i8-4tp. - ? - ? ? ? j TWO AIlMi COWS ? for Immediate sale. Tliote are two beauties. See A, jj, Trotter, I UK Kirk wood St., Cam d?-n. 8. C. '? For Sale ? Farm of W. E, DCLoaehe, : dilute- 1-2 miles Southeast of Cam - den containing SlP acres; 150 acres of j oi*n land, part of this under cultiva tion ; timber and wood enough /for the place; laud producing well; adjoining land* have sold for $80* per acre; one five r(M?ni dwelling, ?i good barn and seven Cenant houses. Will sell |n small tracts to suit purchaser/^ Terras easy. Apply to t \ P. ImBose, Camden, S. ('. WANTED? I have Just received an-1 other tHi- oT those good "Chase City") wagotw. flial want to swap them for gome gofld horses. W. C. Moore, Cam den, S. ('. 7-3-3mo. For Sale ? ? nic piece plate glass, 45 j inches by Tl' inches. / A bargain to a quick purchaser. See O. B. Funder hurk nt Malone-I'earce-Young Hard ware (Vs Store, Camden, S. C. FOK SAI.Pv? one two-horse wagon, and one liny rake, one mowing machine. In lirsf class condition. Cheap for ca*-b. Apidy to W. II. Hailet Camden.. s- <'? V 14. WANTED? j . sw up some good bug-' for in m !(.'?< and horses. W. C. Moore. t'umdou. -S. C. T-rJ-Tti i j ? >. ?For Kent ?!L" Sale ? House opposite t<> lil'H-.iii-.'Hi : </ a . J.ytrlotpn Street; ( 'am dtiu A .. i .Mary Watklr^. 100 IrVin AV) ? . : ?[?aVtaiibur--'. fs. < '. I r . .11 ST ;Ui;;cKIVKI>? ' Another sbip iji.v r i.j; '? ? .>-i buggies in Caiutlen. \V. ! ? vOTit'lv. : ;lii? - Carlos, > niitn l%.? - *? "V;. I r bio. ! hoU . !> b ''?> ''.five ? 1 ;].-1 a. v . i %v J i. /y ?;!>"< dfc } Ihre/ ;?<?'*>? p t- . Teru;' i ?! : .-Apr. ii Hi ^ Vi'j it'Ool. . V ''i"'o{- ? \> 111. i -71 1^. Ni'.; .'.Mil'. i' tb ? . s.' >; i 'two >ve'.'; m j>ji.vNTA.:i ;* >v t iu- st i'vico, T.pr.i ??is. Also tw?) Jar . ! *'( ?V.iv;(!-C'hinn' boa' A il' ' ser\ i'vs A. FtusiU Manage; SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. state of South Carolina, County i ?f K?r?h^sv. j lit lilt' I'diill of ('utlliuoll I'UttH. A, J> tJretfory, Administrator of jhr estate of T, I4), lirojiiiry, tlocca&ed, and Individually. Martha J. Catoe and u\v? u (JivgOFy, I'lHilltttfH, airahirtl < *. A, < ? , . Sam I Ir^nrji; ami It. It. <iir^"rs, hcioudauts. To the I >cfi')t?ta V??U (i iv hereby summoned aial re ipilred to answer t !??? Complaint in the above ?*nt It ItM 1 action, a copy of which lis* herewith fcrved upon yon, aial to I serve a com- of yonr answer to the suld Complaint on the subscrll>ers at their olllce In Camden, S, within twenty day# after the service hereof; a n< I If yon fall to answer the Com plaint within the time aforesaid the plaint ItTs In this action will Apply to the Court for the relief demhuued In Complaint. KIKKI-ANh & KIUKI-AND, Plaintiffs' Attorney*. ! h.ted at ( 'aimlen. S. c., Ait& 'iytli, l'.?l 1. To the Defendant, Sam cregory; Take notice that the Complaint In l his action was tiled in the Otlice of Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Kershaw County, South Carolina, this 550th tin v of August, A. !>., li>14. ' KlltKI'AND & Kl HKliANI >, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. August iil ?!t. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw, In the .Court of Common IMcas. , (Itrrle II. Davis, Plaintiff, against Nancy A Myers, Anna S. Itrown, L. IT. Myers, Addle McLeod, Cora I>. (iraliani, A. L. Myers, H. T. Myers, ltcrnice Myers, Ah'thla M. Myers, J, Victor Myers, .Jane B. thinner, C. li. , Spra<lley, Kssex llall, John Thomn^j _ .-?aiiv^-ntnr4le Mycr^XuTa Myers, Ma bel Mycrv, Itert Myers, Uena Myers and Joe Thomas Myers ' IlefiAidnnts. To the defendants above named : You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the Complaint in the above entitled action, a copy of which Is herewith served ? upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint 'on the subscribers at his. ollice in Camden, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof; anil It' you fail to. 'answer the Com plaint within the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will apply to [the Court for the relief demanded iu r CvinplaI;;L. !,. .V. WITTKOWSKY. i'lai.iiUVs Attorney. ' Oa i oil -at ( 'rjnidcn: s. < ' . >; A.u:.'i'. v( :j'Tii. A I' . '!?!-!. I V ft ? ' ? V' , ' ' ST.i.tll-c I ? i ? ? ? : 1 1 ; I lit. !!(>ll M.Vel>: '? r i fc> ? -inirbve ..that t'tti; - t.%u"ipljit.i|t -In tills .u lioii v.a.>' :'Hed ill the t'Hice ol> I ? -'jorK- ? ! ? "o'u't of Common Pleas [Vw i c.i(it>v. South Ca Vol I U a J vtli is iUv: --f -ATiiru.-i. A/. jbi I. : h M'.. .y. wn ''?!<( >\VSKY. flaii'itilV's Aftdimey/ yeek.-' at! Muvt i n u.*-'. I to well-. I A mu". i:il i. fi.'alb. IteifHtne. -U.it ait- ?-!.S year>. / N.ta i'lpIV- i-i L. ; f ? f !? ipfl neai tiiaf. Vila- i id^.v aflcr ;i very -short :!:ri;rr ??leawts: three sons t-ro ri. 'pnj'-n-led. The '%K , ' ^ . ? 1 \i '? ;i? tile Ol?UW" iiear i.etliuue Monday. Make Your Grocery Not alone in quantity <;an your grocery money be made to go farther. You can save both in quantity and quality at this store quantity alone does not make a bargain. Quality is as necessary as quantity in a bargain. For instance, a pound of cheap coffee is far dearer that a pound of moderate priced c?Kee. For a pound of bad coffee will not brew so many cups as a pound of good coffee. So with |nost groceries. All our goods are bargains both in quantity and quality* Your grocery ?oney buys more here than any othor store in town. B R U C E'S The Pure Food Store DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND. A Wordlui Com?dy In Which 8h? Who Tupped t.?it Tapped B*?t. 8lii' wild pretty, and as she leaned against tlte cuuuter hi the marriage license bureau she carelessly stretched a fojvii rut un (lu> broad surface while she tu |?| (lie wood with tier linger*. A one carat diamond iIiimImiI in it man lier tu attract iitU'iitiou. which appar ently \vu? tiie purpose sought by the attractive wearer. Kuter a secoud young woman with her escort She wuh not ho pretty nor ?o richly attired Kite also leaned against the counter, while her Ha nee, a large man and apparently entirely capable, filled out au application blank. The second woman caught the bound of the tapping and turned to see the (lash of the gem. The first young woman glanced at the face of the last arrival, took a fleeting appraisement of garment* and style aud coutlnued to tap. The second young woman Indolently ralaed her arm. placed it on the counter and be gan tapping with her Angers. The first young woman turned lu surprise. Then she dropped her arm, tier lips became a straight line, aud she walked to the desk where her prospective husband was writing. The second young wortian Smiled and also let her arm fall to her side. The third finger of the left hand bore a two carat diamond of purest luster. "And they never said a word," re marked the olHcial In charge of the bu reau, who related the story.? Los An geles Express. Paris In 1775. Crime was so rife In the good city, of Paris li/the year 1776 that half a dozen corpses were shown most morn ings lu the morgue, and nets were low ered each night from the Pont Neuf to ca tcli_ the persons throwTrover~By" the cutthroats. Yet the punishments were by no means lenient, and Jekyll gives a horrible descripticfn of how he had seen a criminal broken on the wheel without stirring from the bal. cony of his own apartment, - when "Monsieur de Paris" discharged the duty of his office in bag. wig and ruf fles and bleu poudre. Algerian Olive Tree*. i In Algiers olive treqa spring up wild ! nnd nre grafted where they stand. In some regions they are so close as to ! tojich overhead. The average annual | yield for a tree is eighty to 100 pounds. : Some of the tfees are believed to be over 4(M) years old. It is estimated that there are over fi.Ooo.tHH) wild olive trees 1 in Algiers. Tin? grafting of these Is ho- j ing carried out systematically under the auspices of the government. ' Sheridan's Retort. Pitt had answered a. speech of Sheri dan's and loinplained when -the latter proposed to rejoin that' Sheridan al ways wanted the last word. "Not at all?" sfiitl Shetittiin, instantly withdrawing his request to he heard. "I am i-ontcht with having had the- last argument." R-ANAGERS OF ELECTION The JVvi.tv. in-r named men have Ihjoii , to serve as man hirers of ]. uieel'nuV at I i n ? jrrimary 1<>" he held .on' ?j'lu^eay, Angusl L'.i. H>1 I : Ah'vjy-- L.. i.'. -Kir J; ley, W. 11. Owton, J .loiu? i?nyv ? ' Antioeh- -11. (.\. Mc.London, A. 0. X)a !:er. .\. ( !. I'radley. ' (Jeavev lUuii?iR. A. \T?el:*oii, Eddie Kahoit. ,1. jp, Ford. Ueik niii? i>. W." Joye, s. ii. stokefc, V; K. MeCaskill. r.ethune? L. K. Yarhorough, .1. L. King. A. K. M<-I.nurin. lienlah ? -L. T. I>i\iin, Iv. M. 'West, ; (X !;. Smith. Blanoy ? S. \V. Hose, W. I.. Allies, V. | A. . Nelson. linll'aht^? .1. It. Cat?o, \V. i\ SoweH>-j .T. L. Catoe. Camden ? W. A. Sell rock, Ii ,I>. Wil iaias, Charles K. Ilougli. - Can toy II ill? C. p. Watts, W. II. Barfleld, W. 11. Rnrflolrt. , Cassatt ? K. 1>. McCaskill, L. II. Hall. Frank' Elliott. - ? l)oby..'s Mill- ? John Porter, Milton Eakes, George Arledgo. Enterprise ? Lem Young, .Toe Mar shall, E. K. Lee. Granny's Quarter ? S. II. Kirklaiul, W. II. Owens, 1 j. R,. Clyburn. Hanging Rock ? J. A. McCaskill, T. S. Roll, Jas. T. Copland. . Harmony ? J. M. Grlgsby, Willie Pas chal, T. M. McCaskill. permttage ? W. T. Hasty, W. S. Gard ner, J. J. Munn. Liberty Hill? R. J. Wardlaw, H. F. Halle, E. L. Clements. Lngoflf ? John Parker,' James Team, W. J. Rurdell. Oakland ? Robert Lee Stokes, C. F. Pate, Isaac F. Holland. Pine Creek ? J. L. Williams, T. J. Truesdale, H. It. Taylor. Pine Tree ? D.' T. Rlaekinon, Wallace Ilorton, W. N. West. Raley's Mill ? W. P. Rodgers, C. C. Joy nor, S. J. W'est. Roland ? W. E. West, Louis Spears, C. P. Bradley. Russell Place (Stoneboro)? :G. O. Hammond, J. H. Addison, J. F. Maglll. Salt Pond ? J. B. Nelson, R. T. Bran ham, G. M. Watts. Sandy Grove ? S. S. Stokes, H. C. Hall, J. W. Watkins. Shopard ? F. P. Tidwell, S. B. Hat field, J. M. Stokes. Shamrock ? L. I. Baker, S. K. Gallo way, I. F. Baker. Shaylor..'n Hill ? L. L. Young, R. L. Smyrt, S B. Kelly. Stockton*? E. C. Pea-reo, J. C. Hum phries, T. L. Boykin. Swift Creek? J. Q .Godwin, E. B. Mathias, W. A. Boykin. Three C..'s. ? J. H. Barfleld, John M. Croxton, J. Boyd Maglll. Twenty Creek ? Henry Watte, Witte Rabon, R. T. Jackson. Westvllle ? T. A. Can then, D. G. Fletcher, L. M. Trueadell. - L. A. WITTKOWeKT, - County Chairman. 1 TOi.n YOU so. The manufacturers of Coca Cola, the Popular kimIu fountain beverage, liavv IukI nil excellent ctiHIliV 111 i< < > itl \cars to till. "I the piddle with tin- lilt! git**, "J l? M you When th(l pio.lu. I whh rtrwt pui on tlu* market the manu facturer frankly told the public i(w coin position and explained thnl ll was eom |h?s??I of syrill) (mitfar), caramel and caffeine with fruit tlavora. It Kwtin*. however, that koiiic people preferred to believe tlu? slanderous re porta rather than the actual facts; and as slanders travel fast they hooii came to tin* at i?'nt loii of the uovernwonr. In order to aacortafij tbu exact ??harm i< i ?if the prod net, tin* (iovcrnmcnt kvIxwI a shipment of (Vx^ad'ola at Chatta ntMiKH, Tenii., and brought suit against the Company in tin' Federal Court. lOx pert sciential* were summoned from all parts of tin' eourntry and labored on t lit* cam? for nearly four j\ecks at a cost to tlw? Government whh'h has Inteii est! mated at lipproMmiit* v >100,?i<hi.<!o. It was another east* of the "mountain laboring and hrlutriiiK forth a Inouse," They found the Mignr uint t)t?> ctimwol n ii<1 tin- caff elite and the fruit flavor? tuys. TlnU'* all. mlvei tlscinelit. KICIURU l. MANNING, OF si m FOR (.oviknok. (Political Advertisement. ? Voio for .VJnnniiitf, iHMMUHt': lie I* ii practical and nmveHsfnl far mer and knows what the farmer need*. He Is working for better fertilisers, and for I ?**t t *?i- country condition* lie Ik a practical and siii-i-essfnl hus Iiickk man and can administer the af falra ot Mate in the iiest mahner llc in a level-headed man, of sound Judgment. with line administrative ability ; he Is the kind of man that tfets thlliK* done lie is a <*ourauoouil man und in* Ik, an honest man ; lie does not form hlw \lc\\s Just (o plca-c a crowd, nor docs Ii<> pretend to he one thiiiK to ono man, ami another tiling to another tnte h sokoHaetaotnshrdhtcmfwypvhgk lie will enforce the lawn on the nta* tne hooks without favoring one, man over another, or one town or eouuty over another And i<??aus?-. with Manning K?>vcr^ 11. U. SoUtll < '?? I < ?l i Mil will I ? I . ? |>rl will In- law Sbldluy. will he w ? ? 1 1 gOVOriMHl, few) ,\??u Will novel worry (hut you voted for him. 1 4411(1 Kh1?'M. Mr. It. I.. Maker, formerly ?.f near Westvllle, jam-hased of l<ewis& ChrUt mas this week J1& a?*res near ( 'lovu lanil nehool house, ( ijwe hundred aeres belonging to John Holland Iii tlu> same neighborhood was also sold to Mr. Maker at the khiUC time. Both deals were made through the ageuey of Kennedy & Hhuw. 1 Held on Serious Charge. stowart Jtarrett, a white . man, in h??l?l In tin* County jail on the charge of attempted rap*' on a white girl near the Wept v! lie section, The erluie was committed several months ago. Do Our Largest and Best Appoint ed Stores Light with Electricity? BECAUSE after a thorough canvass of the subject and much costly experience with other illuminants they find electricity is the best A FEW REASONS? ELECTRICITY causes no dirt. ELECTRICITY is more flexible and therefore better differsion is assumed. ELECTRICITY does not consume the oxygen in the air necessary to life. ELECTRICIT Y is the safest to use.' Tungster, (Mazda) insbre the high est efficency with the least cost, . Up -lo* date stores cannot uffWi?. to do ^ithoql Electric lights. High time now to h ave Utfkt electric fan installed ? . '} hat Tv/e've inch -desk fan which fives'- a cooling; !>r-ec2.e a? a cost of 'o?vly six-tcnOi? of a cent per hour, or, thai ceiling i a n nii'ch keeps yothr place of business comforta - ble a p'.j free of ,?Ues at a c4sL -of isss fhan a cent and ahalf per hour. / ? . All sizes and styles now ready for sale. Our representative is ai. yotsr service. ; . Camden Harness & Shoe Repair Is fitted with the latest labor-saving machinery for making and repairing of Shoes, Harness and all Leather - ' ? c? * Goods. _ Have your work done while you wait. We also buy second-hand shoes (men's only) sizes 6 to 10. 527 E. DeKALB ST. T. A. BELTON, Prop. TELEPHONE 53. *