The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 11, 1916, Image 7
RUB out pain
jtl) good oil liniment. That*?
lC guns* way to stop them.
bcoi rubbing* liniment i*
Coo J for the Ailments of
{orseb, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
QooJfor your own A dies,
Sins, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cut v Hums, Etc.
23c. 50c. $1. At ail Dealer*.
Wm. L. Kirkland
[SURVEYOR AND CIVIL
ENGINEER
iflii'c in Crocker Building,
Corner -Main and DeKalb
Streets
AMDEN, S. C.
Chestnut Park
Lodge
( Waynesville, North Carolina
ipfii for Summer Visitors from
June 151 h 1 1> October 1st.
fbis is fiiH of tin* most unique
Hotels t<> l?e found in the
Moii 1 1 1 ii in-- of Western
North Carolina.
itOHtfl ?'ii?' mill' from the Southern
Station ri^'hr in the mountains
'iiti- cn lii'<i r;i ami a l'< u ?d time for
.ill. I'.'i* rates ami detailed
information apply t?>
E. G. GILMER
Waynesville, N. C.
W. O. HAY'S .
Automobile and Machine
Shop
Camden, South Carolina
Quipped the Kqual to any in the
South.
HV funk'- any kind m *?? 1 of
!???-' \ au.:iliu:i? used.
ii;<! .vi.iralitin].
Storage (latteries charged with
lie \? r\ latent motor l'ciu* rating sot
it a snim: of titm- ami money.
Axle and propellor slmfts made
iii'l L'uaraiitf-o.l jual tin1 factory
;<r? ?l:j< t in every |. articular.
Ca>inns and Tubes vulcanized ?
I'.i w..rk irua ran toed.
I'resto-Lite Kxehange ? Styles 13
)ii! i: e\ Under-, aiwavs on hand.
Ki>k Tires and tubes always in
'ti'k. Wo win personally see that
?''it ar? >atist:i*?| with our service
'r w?' <!?? nut want your money.
thy-Aoetylene Welding ? Castings
'f n:; kin?l< ..f inotai- a specialty.
I'aiki],- u ail for the hand
? Ki?- rr -iv. ii mo sjnee going
:? ! i-in.-Nv f. . f j am,
V-? ? ? i r- report fully,
W. o. HAY
TAKE NO ItACIiWAim KTKI*
In The .Mutter of Abolishing Ottlee of
... ... liurnl Scliuul Supervisor.
To 'Flie Kill tor t ?f Tlio Chronic!*' 5
I wl*h to say a tVw w??rd> ahoid t In*
employment of a Smih i\ i4iu iVaeluT
in the otUee of the SuucrintvuUfui of
l^luinttou ??f our County. I have heen
eoniieeteil with (lie M-ho?<l.s ot Ker?Uuv.
County iim teaeher. a> member ? >i the
i'ouiit,\ Hoard of i:?haali*?i. and as
Trustee, for more than twenty fv;'ar>, 1
and have seen \\ 1 1 1 1 the. u *it I *?~l de
lluhl . ! lit* wonderful improvement thai
has lnu-u made in our -hooU in thai
T I llli'.
Kur tin' la<t I Wo years n? a lueinhet
of tin' House ?.f Uoprcseniat i ves I have
Inn) an opportunity to yet in closer
touch with the State Superintendent,
of lOihuatlon and to compare tin* edit
rational pitmen* lliat has heen ma Mo
In Kershaw County with tin- f hi | >r??\/i*
litem iii other counties of the state./
W ? ? lli|\e Uo\\ become one of the jllo>?t
prouressh c and wideawake counties
in the slate in educational advance
uteiit. The State Superint 'ndent of
I'dm ntion Ints often personally e\
pressed lo nie Id; yrat itica I Ion at what
lia * heen accomplished lu re.
Tho^e who are familiar with what
can he done and wiili what U lieinu
done in other sections . t' this coumiy
Know that there i< w?>rk em?u;:h in
looking after the nearly one hninlred
white school* of the county to keep
three or four people adv antatfeoiM y
employed had we the means to empioy
so ma ii, v.
. Sillce il Is po**>;J hie fur ll~ to ll.'lVC
tv\o whose time U < l?>\? >T t*< | iii ihis
work. \vll\ >hould I licit' III" ; 1 1 1\ ilt'
sll'c I ? cut thi> force down |o oho?
I 111' Mlpervisinu teacher has her | i nit*
fully employed In lookinu' after the
tcacllilliC IIH't lloil>. III seeing I llill lilt1
teacher* aro ? (? >i *.? li t ? l i \ t ? work and
In unifying ami arrahtflmi tho ihiiim's
of study in tin* different "li? >ols, Hrr
(ruiulim it 1 1? 1 cxjiericnce an' of great
value in iho teacher* Mini to the coun
ty in i li h- work.
The superintendent of education has
enough to take up his full t line in look
ing after the otlice. in proinot ing In
terest among the patrons, in consult
ing with the trustees, in looking after
the furfds. in eiieou raging l lie building
of new school houses, ami in procuring
state finals for specially needy school^
iiimI tlisiricts. \o one person ean do
what the two can accomplish together.
In our county the supervising teach
er or supervisor of rural schools lias
in the past heen paid largelx^.ljiy money
procured from the state su+iuxIiiIcihI
ent. This motley . could not ha\!c heen
used fur any other purpose. if our
county had not secured it. it would
have liven divided among the other
counties that are having thi- work
done. We would not only have failed
to yet this money, lull It' we had not
shown our progressive spirit in em
ploying ;> supervising teacher we would
not have heen so successful in gelling
state aid for our needy schools. A
large part of this aid has come to us j
liecanse the st;jte superintendent of
education realized that we have heen
making every effort I" get the hest re
sults for the inoticy.
The supervising teacher's work i< :is
important to tho county schools ;iv the!
city supi-rintemleid's *iipcrvi<?oii is in J
the city schools.
Not a dollar of taxation K levied "for j
tho salary of the supervising teacher
in this ccauity. nor is one dollar taken i
from the money apportioned t" !h" dif- :
fei'ei 1 1 districts. The balance of her
salary h;is heen made up from the
county hoard fund composed of penal- I
lies, marriage licenses. huntiuL' li- i
censes, etc.
If it were a regular county otiice il
would lie well Worth every dollar il
woiiid ?*?^l ??iir -t-hxol". and our
pockets.
I want to call upon the people of
Kershaw county to make no backward
step along this line, and to show by
their ballots in the approaching elec
tion that they wish to take advantage
of everything that can he uswd for* the
upbuilding and improvement of our
educat ional interests.
[.aureus T. .Mills.
' Camden. S. ('.. Any. !>. 1!?1<5.
? Stafo Campaign Dates.
Dillon, Friday. August 11.
Darlington, Saturday, August 12.
Kisliopville. Tuesday, August 1">
Itenncttsville, Wednesday, August 10.
Chesterm-ld, Thursday, August 17.
Camden, Friday, August 18.
Lancaster, Saturday, August 1!>.
I'nion. Tuesday, August 22
cJafYney. Wednesday. August
York, Thursday, August 24.
Chester, Friday, August 25.
Winnshoro, Saturday, August 2d
Seed For Summer and Fall Planting
fresh Si*o(l just in. Turnips, Beet$, Lettuce, Beans, Cab
Corn. Spinach, Rape, Radish. Collards, Kale and
arsley. You can have a Fall and Winter gar den
nuich loss trouble than you have with your summer garden.
Mali gallon preserving jars, in which our soda _
?"ods rome, at 80c per dozen. This is the best g ass p
1 :i r ' r
W. ROBIN ZEMP'S DRUG STORE
} *- L I V K R y MOST SATISFACTORY
the BAILEY-LEBBY company
-STATE DISTRIBUTORS
CELEBRATED G. & J. TIRES AND TUBES
Manufactured by U. S. TIRE CO.
VEEDOL OILS AND GREASE
A FULL LINE OF AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
CHARLESTON, S. C.
1\ II. FKl.DKR KTAItltKI),
Doorkeeper of tieorgU (iwici-ul \>sen;*
hiy A^Umh) of l Knife.
Atlanta, Aug, ,:k- Thomas M, Feldev,
j prominent meivther of the AHaula luti
and \v i'H known for I ho part ho took
In Ihr Smith dispensary e-tt*MM
several years ago, wns stabbed and ??%'?
ii?iiv|\ injured i t re tonight. K. \ a
? ? t Fl.l.st . I * ? ? 1 1 1 ! . Ila., door keeper of
the lower l?* ??{>??? ot the i ieorgla general
a sscinh.lv . was arrested < barged w ith
ih?' -tabbing, \t hit h t ??? i k pla?v in iho
li'hl^v < if the K imhall hwu.se in fit** pre*
*???*?? of srolv> uf legislators. ll was
M?ni by legislators thaPthe affair grew
; out ii| I'Videl s recent oiVttru I h i f i ? i*i * a
j ? i 'in in i 1 I re n| l ho house to defeat it hill
| b,\ w hieli 1 1 IV i 1 1 > of Savannah charter
j would be : 1 1 1 1 ? - 1 1 ? I ? i ( i < * |>oi'init a vote on
tin recall ui i|t\ oitnials. *
Fehler i ?< * | 1 1 ' -rn t i n g certain |it"hi
hit l?i)l element*, claimed I ho tin nil of
Mayor Plclpolit, ? if Savunillth, Vvas
sought hy ihu<?? fax oi'lng tin' hill The
iiilt'i'iifv Mini hou^e committeemen r? ?
rently exchanged lint words * ?\ * ? r tin*
hill, whirl) Hill tabled today . hill \ a
son declined in explain his In I ctost in
the aifair. merely i-.snlng a statement
raying* he \va> ma tin- aggressor In the
uiteivai ion tvhirh pre? -i ?<!??. 1 the slab
bing Witnesses said. .i< i filling t > ? Iho
police. that i'olih i anil \ ;,miii lAi hiinu
I'll wolds | I hi' t.tiillliu uf Iho hill.
1"*| * ! i If I" XX a ? s| ithliril ill I lie .1 hi Inlllrll.
Al a hu.xpital it xxas -aid the woninl
wa> lu- 1 nr. i-j.sa i llx fatal.
Feider's Condition Seriou*.
Atlanta. Aiii.'. s.? ' Thomas I * . Folder,
I ho Atlanta lawyer, who was. stubbed
ilnri u an alleged altercation with (?.
K. \ a^oii, doorkeeper fur tho < ioorgia
Hi Use i ' 1" Itcprcselif :M i Ves, in Iho lob
by uf a lural hotel Thursday uiyht, has
taken .i I urn for tin- worse. it wa> said
tonight. at a lural hospital. Physl
rlji nw. liuwt'ViT, hrlirvr ho i< nm in im
mediate danger.
N' a sot i, w h?? to day was i 1 1 ? 1 1 ? ? I * I hy
a Fulton County grand jury for "as
sault with intent lu murder." was re
loaseil from jail thU afternoun mi a
idli huml. Soverii I moinhers uf the
State l.oL'Islattiro testillnl heforo the
-'rami jury.
Korauo Poisoning or Blind Sfaugers.
m < 'leinson ( 'olU'iro, Auk. s- ? Tho past
soasuii uf rain is just <urli a soason
as usually proi-o?los an mithreak of f??r
ajio pojsoiiitijr or hlitnl sta^^ers. The
storms mat together Iho tall ^rassos
in the pastures; these become mouldy
ami ferment. When tho burses oat
food ill this roinlit iun fora^o Jiolsoil
in^j results. < i|<l rum uf ohl hay
W'hioli has nut heen properly sheltered
may also cause (he disease.
The usual symptoms arc dullness
and extreme weakness, shown hy hanjx
imr of the head and uenoral depression.
There is often paralysis of tho throat,
making swalluwlnir ditlicult ^ur im
posslhle and saliva drips fruin the
muii ih. Paralysis rf the hodv Is oe
lasiunally present. .Must animals he
cuine delirious and vlulently throw
themselves ahout or stand with- their
head pressed auainst the wall, others
walk around in a circle.
When the animal is noticed hefuiv
the ability to swallow Is lost, a purga
tive should he ^iven immediately.
Thrt?e- fourths' to uue pound uf l'psum
salts, well diluted, is a j;ood uue. Nev
er drench the animal if it eannot swal
low. in all cases It Is safest to call
a veterinarian. Chamie tho food of all
liie iiorses ami mules on the place mi
til you lind out what caused the trua
hie.
I >o not feed mouldy corn ur fodder,
or allow the horses to eat mouldy
urass. Careful supeinisiou of the feed
inn ?f the lmrses and mules will pre
vent this disease.
County CainpaiKn Dates.
Itethune. Monday, ?' August 14th. at
10 a. in.
Haley's .Mills, Tuesday. Auirnst l.ltli
K? a. m.
Kershaw. Wednesday, August ldth.
in a. m.
Wes-tville, Thursday, August 17th.
in it. in.
Liberty Hill. Monday, August L'l-t.
Ki a. m.
I'daiiey, Thursday, August 12-1 1 li, 11
a. m.
Camden. Friday. Amrust 25th. .*? p. m.
Factory School House, Satunlav.
August JOtli, X p. lu.
MOINTAIN AM) SEASHORE E.V
CI RSION FARES FROM
CAMDEN.
Baltimore, Md $12. 25
Washington, I). C $10.25
Norfolk, Va. S8.2>
Rirhmond, Ya. $8.25
Wilmington, N. C S6.15
Asheville, N. C. $7.50
Am! to about twent.v-ti ve other re
?iori- in North Carolina ami Soiitli
Ca r??lina at correspondingly low F:i r**-.
n ii< 1 tlx* excursion fan's apply from
many other point* in South Carolina
Mild tlii- S? >u t Ilea st .
Tickets \\ ill 1m* sold for all train
on Wednesday, August 1(>, 1 !) 1 limit
(><1 returning to reach original -fa rr
intr i >< >i 1 1 1 until midnight of Septan,
her 1st. 1016.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
. Standard Railroad of 4 !??-? South
For fa res. schedule*. sleeping <;i:
accomodations and any desired ini'oi
matfoii. call on R. I.. ISenton, Ticket
Agent, Camden, S. C.
Notice of Opening of Books of
Registration.
Notice hereby given that book- of
registration of the City of Camden will
he ??|h?ii for the registration of the
qualified electors therein, on the I'-'Ird
day of August, 1010, at the Council
Chamber, in the Oj?era House, in fh?*
City of Camden, and will remain op? n
continuously for a period of ten day
from said 23rd day of August. 1910:
the purpose' of said registration helm:
t?? register the qualitled electors who
might desire' to vote at the s|x?<-ial
election to Im* held In the City of Cam
den. on the 12th day of September.
191*5. on the question of the issuance
of eighteen thousand dollars (jkis.(kki?
water works bonds, and at the election
on the same date on the question of
the issuance of seven thousand dollars
(f 7,000.00- electric light bonds.
JAR It PeLOAOHE,
Supervisor of Registration
of the City of Camden.
August M, 1016. 17 19
llor*o ami t ow Notes,
< lem*nu ? Any. !>. < hie i\ftvv
? ii' ii ?i{ work In Hut weuthor >vlth a,
that s (ill urlit.\ wjllt ?! 11^1 ami
r'-Ul'ietl ma.v cause a sore thai i
jfWiilj.nl lie I e.llcd III IllOllths,
i K .1 I 1 hoke il lto$>0 |o dvMth W |l|l M
j I'H'1 ll\, lUfjllK collar .ilU'l til"'!! fllll It
! fiW i I ?! I M>M *t>,
^'li. ti iii\ ;liiuu' u uiuMU w > 1 if of
III' J..!,,- -end for :i until \\ ho know
i !??'!-? " I ? 1 1 I llUst till' judgment of
J i ? -1 : 1 I II I, tlul I I.I II \ l|. ?!?.??? II IT I. '.I
j \ .! i till** fur i hut.
'.''i ? \> lull t'\i itrilU'lil will il?i I'm
. ' ? - l! -hhels the milk making ii|?
I ' i '!-? ? Ll.i up and iIu* milk l< poorer
Hu " won!(|" ufti<'h\ isi' Wo I'tiii
' ' "J ! * I W'll.N I III-. |f? ->), I ? 11 1 U of
j Ci.- I Hi I >? 0 I i||l' |? (o Iiiilk" II- [ i;t \ Ml
| It r.l . it I., ii .
I' >< ? . > nt cream, food clover and
| 11 ? "?!( itti -iniV A | ? i tuw w ??l !
, '? ! >- I 'lift III. Ill I >||l' I lull i- Si TiHipi'-l
i'ii i i me
l.tivjolT Kens Noll's.
I ; i -r i ? IT . S t\, AuiT. s. Ml-"" Mai,\
!< ' !? Mil. ni ( 'olmiiMil. was III*' uueM
j ? ? ' \|i--e?. Wllilakci kl-l WOI'R
Mi I i w I rih i' W'llliilki'l. of ? Jad*den.
,S ' . .i . 1 1 |;i \s i'l'k lli'lo.
M1- I ii'fili' W liitis l> \ i ^ i i U iii in
; I; I Mi:
Mi \Ui.il \ 'Ijir'n-nii, ,1 i '??liitnliiii.
? 1 .1 ! i V r> liel'O l.l-l W tvk
M< I i?? ma > \\ hilt' liil- -Jolie In ? nit
j ' \ I till' II l? !l \\ I'ck- \ Ml
t :i I'm Management Problems.
? i >ii vi in ("olleu'e, Aim. v l.'jiiin man
it unit problems art' ninon^ ili?- most
? 1 1 ? : mH which tin' farmer has in >nl\v.
I I i i i r< 1 1 1 crown is a liiis|n?'?!?! 1 1 \ it
' si .in,! 4 < 1 ? - 1 1 class ?.f live -lock in
: \ ? v ? ^ itv ,.\\ ii peculiar dilliculi le?. Ii
: i- i. l.i-i, ?i|' | lie fa liner I" select ami
til Mir-e business problem- together s??
Jtli.it thf\ will work out without t'rir
ti li. .:iiil with | noli t lo tin* tanner.
: I 1 1 1 v, the fanner Is fasl eoinlim
| I" r i la.v.seil anions llie ureal Ini-I
ii'1-- men of our country.
? 'ii1 of i lie most import a lit tilings
: that the taiini'i' lias to con-Mer is the
: \ i > i of time ami lahor, an In eon
.-i'ii i ii^' lhis lie shouhl eoiishler tho lo
? ?.?iti.'ii nf fences, ^ates ami Iniildiniis.
W\ j 1 1 iper I \ locating' these lie can <nve
i mu< Ii time ami eneru.v in performing;
I tin- icu'iilar work on the farm.
i 'ii' c\ i r \ new farm fences are he
| iiiu laiili. new- hiillilliiu^ are heintf put
1 up. aiiil new atljusfiiieiits of liehls are
i eni |x| , 1 1 j f | \ lidim made: eonseipu'iit I v.
I it i- well for every farnu?i lo carry In
' niii.il. nr oven lo diacnlm. plans for
hi- farm outlay inueh In advance of his
, ail!i;il.r\ handling llie work.
MANAGERS OF ELECTION.
IT..- i '..iint v I >eiiioerat ie < 'oniinit tee
nu'l .'II Monday, August Till, and ap
pointed iht1 following managers of elec
tion for flu* primary li> he held A 1 1 lt
ii^i '."'Hi. IPHS. and any mm'uihI or miI?
s-cip!c::t primary. ami designated mic to
a> l i- clerk in citi'l) i r i ^ t :i 1 1? ?? '. a- I*. ?l -
1 ? ? w ? :
A i ? i . ? \ I.. F. Kirk1i<\. . In k ; II. 'I". '
I l.'1'i..n. A. F. >
A lit i . ?i ? 1 1 ? ? ? 1 i . ( \ ? Mr! .riiilun, clerk : .1.
.1. < *;i in | >!??>! 1. Paul Hruwn.
Fearer Diiiii U. A. .lacks.. n. clerk:
.1 < Ford. I-Mdie Itahnn.
i'elk Hill ll. \v. r.artKs, . lerk ; c.
K. Me( 'askill. S. I?. Stokes.
l'.ethune ? S. T. Cardner. clrrk: \.
K. McKinnoii. .Inn. A. M'-< 'ask'ill.
! *t ?!:!::! : ! ,e-. ? is ? McCaskill. clerk : C.
11. Thompson. 1,. T. I M.miii.
Waney- F. I Perry. clerk : S. F.
K. (>?-. 1 {. T. ( 'i ?< >k.
|iiilralo ? C. A. . 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 > 1 1 . . I. rk : \V. 1'.
Sowcll, .1 . IF Ca t oc.
( 'a i u < 1 ? *i i \V, A. Sell rock. .Ink: U
D. William^. .1. II. Arrants
Cantey Hill? r<\ IShiier Watts, > dork :
losfpli Tlm-kaliec. \V i 1 1 it* A. P.arfiehl.
Cassatt? I.. II. Hall, clerk ; -I a n??*
Stokes. \V. .1. Davis.
1 >cKalh ? S. C. Truesdale. clerk: -I.
I. Owens. .1. F. Clarke.
Dnliy's .Mill ? A. K. Kennedy. < lerk :
\Y. I.. Kinard. < '. W. 1 >111111.
Fnterprisc ? .1. 11. ,M.*Co> . clerk : Law
rence .Myers. 10. I!. I.ee.
Harmony ? W. H. Simp-on. clerk : 15.
I. Matfox; \V. F. Paschal.
Hermitage ? \V. T. Cardncr and \V.
T. Hasty, elerks : C. IF Maker. .1. J.
M 111111.
Kershaw ? IF M. lVrrx. .lerk: .1. A.
McCaskill. .1. I-'. Copeland.
Fiherty lltll ? I.. I*. Thompson. clerk:
(F M. Jones. S. .M. Mil-hard--.
I.oi kliart ? F. .1. .Ionian. < l.-rk : T. .1.
Hmtoii. IF 1 * I f t - .
I.nuoir? W. .1. I iiudi!!. ink: .lames
ream, .F0I111 Parker.
Ned's Creek? C. F. .1 < ? 1 1. . ? '.'rk : T.
\V. Mowers, .1. I, Mowers.
Oakland ? F. < I'ate. . !. rk : -I. W.
' a toe. F. F. .Me Fa n^lil in.
Pine Creek ? .1 I.. \\*f I ! i.i 111 clerk:
-I. D. Met "askill. T. I. True-dell.
IMlie Tree F. C. Former, clerk: ?!.
F. Mrannoti. .1. IF We-t.
Haley's Mill Father K.il.v. '-lerk;
1. F. Mangum, M. F. Kalc\.
Poland ? F. S. Spear-. ? l.-rk : D. < '.
West,* Sit 111 Taylor.
Salt Pond ? .1. It. Xel-oii. 'lerk: H.
F. Moyklli. C. M Ndtlc-.
Sand\ (Jrove ? Willie T IJat.-'it't".
lerk: il. s. 'I'h. ?m j .-. ?i 1. T. s srokex.
Shamrock ? Hoyt .lohn-oti, dirk ; D.
\V. JTTaekwell. T. S. Williams.
Shaylor's Hill ? -IF I.. Smyrl. clerk :
W. .F Ymiti?. l,nviv
She|Mi rd ? W. F. Hall. -Nik: C. F.
Poison, F. .1. Ti dwell.
Stockton ? W. IF Cardi.er. .lerk: C.
I'.. Calloway. F. F", Pearee.
Stonehoro ? F. Hammond, clerk;
?F II. Addison. <J. ' Hammond.
Swift Creek ? A. H. Moykln. Jr.,
lerk: .1. I}. Codwin. I.. W. Boykin.
Three C's ? Jim. M '"roxfon. Herk ;
I. Boyd Maglll. .1. II Marfield.
Twenty Creek ? Dauic Itahon, clerk;
? ilen IFiIhhi, Henry Mh\.
Westvllle ? J. A McDowell, elerk :
l\ W. Hilton. W. C. Thomas.
The voting place- are to he as here
rofore fixed hv the Committee.
It was ordered that the managers
who apt tea red at the |m?||s to serve he
nithorlzed to fill any vacancies that |
may occur In their nnmkr, ind if no
managers api?car or are not willing to
<erve as ap)v?intcd. that the president
and secretary of caeh club apjiolnt
other managers.
The manager* of election for Co. M..
Plrst South Carolina Infantry, are to;
1 l?e appointed by the Captain of the
Cothjiafty.
F. A. WITTKOWflKY,
(Vainty Chairmap. j
<.mm \\s si kkykksks.
On Ml sjitlvs Allied t'oiiiv * Art) Hum.
nurin^ Toulon*.
The (.<1 limits lw?\e *ulVoreil t'tHtlmr
hwxtvs at the liatuN of f !??? I'TtMlVh lo
twoeu i ! |im\i w ? >? ??l tiinl i Ik* Ulver
.Mouimio h?ltu,', I horo a Mih1 of tro?nli?v
ami IUO prl-onei >? atnl i ? ki i uiaililtte
tfiitiM, tri<l also in i In' \Yi dim i M'flov,
where ? lit* rivri" li tuuilo ^?ri?un?wv south
. t' tin' Tlilautuoin w ifk - ami oopntred
li \ ?* ijm. hiin' uun> ami took sohio Imu-e
In I lie western t?nl "I Jilt' vl|lj?K?' * ?r
I' ! OH I \
Allot a of the J
Hrii Uli position- iiu' i.i 1 1 1 in 1 1 > launched
rt -rtntnir 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , t i \ <t 1 1 ai*U mailt ami
iii >i i hea>a of l'M/lrivi, a in) at t w 1 1
l<la<o- -m't'eoilcl in i'iii friiiu lit ll l-h
tivinLrs. Tin- llrliish -,...n drove ihi'tn
I'lil.inlllrtiliU l?va \ \ ? a-uall le? oil ilmtn.
A uilil i oiii.iuiiutm In i\ \ rain-, \v hh'll
lm\e luritod tin* i "'inn \ 1 1 1 1 > t a quatf
iniii', llu' Ktt-sians an' U < ? i > I i ? u up
ilfir si runt: wlVeiwUe a caii. <?( the 1'eu
l tin 1<- allies in \|.| I horn (iitlicla ami
have pushed further furwaiil In the
i Siivtl? ami < ? i'.*l I m ? i' U I Klver renin
\l-.i a luiiir tin* Siiit\liiMl l{i\< r, In \ .a
li> nia, iica r tin1 t ? ?\\ 1 1 of /.atoe/.e, ilu
lvitxxiauK havo eti.pl at *'il I't'i i h ?i* ii ?
Item lies, I aktn_- l vv elv e otllrer- ami V""
men | irisotiers. ami ? *n j ?t u ri 1 1 j.t one tna
thine :?un In i In' ( "a i*| ??i t lila i : - flu*
(..?iiimiii- report tin' eaplUl'e of I \\ . ?
|MSlks
i '< 1 1 - 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 . i| ili' reports a -eries i>l
'.'M in- fur llif Turks aualn-l the Ku
-iau-. ami I 'el rou'rail n ? I u 1 1 1 ^ m lea-t
? ?iii' i.i the i 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ? thai I lit* U ii.? la hm
1 i a \ i ? I u ? 1 1 f 1 1 1? i ?? I in rt?l 1 rt> under pros
-nri' in tin' ri'u'liin oa-l of Kerka ii-liali.
Persia An aliaik l>\ 1 1 u ' Ihisslans
i m ' 1 1 1 1 of llukau. mi ilit' IVfslaii ft'otih
wa- |>ut iii i w ii w ith heavv losses lo i lit*
Ku--iiin-. a* ???'! ill n to t 'nnstatiHtiople,
ami in Turkish Armenia,- noar I tit Its
ami Mush the Ku-^ian^ have hoon put
i" illsrht ami iho Turks liavo taken
front Ihom pi i> i l i i it i v i hi' |{ii--lan- Inn)
1 >o\ iou^ly eaptured. ?
Tlio lato-i report - ooiioofiiiuir Iho at
taok of Turk- a^aiu-i iho I'.rili-h
fojves. wilh iho S ito/ '* i 'a tut I as their
? ? I ?.i t ? I i \ o. indicate*. thai Iho i u t.. inn n
foroo- 1 1 1 1 * t with a reverse eviit more
-oriott- than wa- > lirunl. I ? I l?rivon
haok 1^ niilo- Into iho ilox-rt, tl irlil I utr
roar sum nl :n I imi-., 1 1 n ? \ -uiVoroil lioa\ \
oa-italiio-, ami of their total loroo nf
1 I, 'Mm. lo-t i:? ollioor- ami .'I.immi tm>n.
niailo prisotior Tho\ in>\\ liavo ln-on
out li'olx i loaroil frmu Iho Kalla I'lnai
shi haslu.
\ !<>lonl liirhl liur i- in proL'ros- ho
Iw'ooii llto Austrian- ami Italians, o
i?o. ! i!!< uruiiml Iho t'lori/.ia l?rl?l^ohoa?l
>'U tho IMh'iMo Mud on t In*
I .own' Immixo HIvvV* Near Monte Sn
Uulwo ami M?hiU* iii.-hdo the Italian*
rUl'UUVtl. (l<lvancctl AUst|lnn 1 m ?x| | ions,
I'll' V 1 1 H? -<!>*? 1 ll?* Ul'chtcr portion (if
iIm^c wrif later retaken hy tlu? A n^'
I I inn*.. i?ii tlu> lawoi' I -ouzo Koine re
the hy the II.iHiiiis of
tlill VV, which wa* hclil au.iliisj vl?t*
l? hi ? til taek>.
lilt. i;i im) man K All).
( atulnlate lor Greenville Sheriff \iuoiik
Those Vrrcsl^l.
i \ iUM-ini ri't'iu i i 1 1 cm \ i ill* io (l it*
\i ?? n it tit I k \ nii? i i l.i 1 1 - 1 \ iiq. 7. sili ?;
What * 1 1 : 1 1 , i ? 1 1 i t . i ? I i- llii- uiosl
* ? \ 1 1 ? i . i\ ? MiiM I i v ? ? i i . i i ? I lii i ? i i'i'ii \ i I U<
( 'oil ut \ I M v i ;i i ?- ? > i id 1 1 I Inn' | . ? i la \
a- I ! !? reMtlt ? ? I > > i ? I i i\ ? *? 1 1 ^ ;i 1 1 " 1 1 1 1 \
fun i' SijMi' fiMi*ni'ii v lii"' i \\'iT ilciV'i'i
I vex oittplox < ?l h\ tho ? li s \\ ill* li lM?C'aii
.1 u f> 1. I'oftv 1 1? * 1 1 *i 1 1 1 . i hi - win- arrest
o?l In (In*, i it.\ atnl i i 'iii.il v ili.iiui'il Willi
-olliou whl**ko> m litii- I, lir two detect
ivi'K 'W o|'ko?l up xt\t? en ? ; l *-.?'> Ill' III
I>';:"il .a iii 1.1 hi;.' in tho * ? i I proper rill*
? > 1 1 ji I |niilic aliil tin* i'ii\ i H ?! i i i' i nimU'il
i 'i i!h- ?li'l,i,inlrtiifs in I he ?'l"?iiux liuiinu*
i .i i* . i hi a- Manning vv a> in ? J recti \ ill** 1 1>
?tt\ liaxliiiT arrlveif Sunday ovi'iilnu
I ! !- i ivi|Ut?K( uf i J reel i v*ii lc ? ilifcen-* aiul
h|v tniisciii (la* Stall- onn?iahU*>*
M. r. ..i.i, iv ! here a mouth a<n I I n ? \
i i i .. . i . i i i)i, .jr Invest ligation <ecroil\
| .i ? ! i. if 1 1 ? > 1 1 1 1 wax a thunderbolt * ? 1 1 1 of
( 'it . ii i.llim a sa*n*?a t Ion through ,
; ' ? ; i i ' ? i .'in i > lii a ii I was lived hi $.|imi
In i!i > i-r Tnia ? I 'arks, candidate
i"i h,i,ii. w . i -* iiaioiivr those arrested
| li;ii.;i'i Willi -i*ll ItiiJ wh!?kt\V. At a
I nlltli'il an, .or I - nluMit Mr. Parks
I n a i - 1 ? *? I I.U ifii. i, ciur ami ? I *?t ?! nr?*< I
till' Wllf'c !hlM',' ? . 1.1' ;; l.iillllcll fVJllUO
I HI*
ft 3 Deaths in 21 Hours,
New York. Au? I'hi.rty threo
I ihailhs were call-oil 1 1 \ infantile paraly
? -i- here iliiiinir tin* lM hour period end
' i i ilt at in a. in. toi|a\ a decrease, of
elirht frrna tin* rofonl ol tin |iri*\lous
ifa ,\ . Now ou so.s of i ho ilisoasr !V|iia*U'<l
nninliirroil tli'J, an lin rcaf-r "l I uvol'
tin* lacvioiis 'J I hour porloil.
1 Afoonllng to tho health aut horii U?m
j I hi> i ' i ii< 1 1 -mil* ii ppoa roil to lit* spiviiilin*;
| fa-i? i in l'.rnukl.\'ii than in any of tho
"thi-r four horouulis of tho tiroalor t'lt.v.
Sliui" tho 1 1 1 * ?? * | > i Ion nf Ihc opiiloinlo
thi ro Iiiim' I u'l'ii r. M"_?: : cases of xvhtcli
I .1 '! I! ? ha\ i* I H-cli fn I ii I
t'anii" I'riio, a nc^io woman of (%>
liinilii.i. ci ianiH loil -uii-hlo hy shooting
hr'i -i'l f t Ii i i mull llic I n a i t .
HEAVY GROCERIES
In addition to our Meats and Fancy
Groceries, we carry at all times a com
plete line of Heavy Groceries. Our
prices are the lowest.
Parlor Meat Market
W. R. Watkins, Proprietor.
' You wont fear Fire
or Burglars if your .
Valuables are in ou*
Safety Deposit Vaults.
It is not only carekss to keep valuables in your house,
but it subjects1 you and your family to grave danger. Not
only may you lose thorn by fire, but burglars might break
in and steal them. Burglars always "spot" the house
where valuables are kept and they will stop at nothing
? hot even murder ? to steal them.
Put your valuables in our Safety Deposit Vaults where
they will be safe.
Put YOUR money in OUR bank.
We pay 4 per cent interest.
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C