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OFFICIAL 1. 1ST MKN IWAWN. (Continued Kroui Mini l'#^1 ) 85-r i.tj.'i i^hmc Rqt)#fttM)n, KerwbaW NO IHI7 Tillman Itranham. 87 707 -James Truesdale, Camilen ss 110 II. O Mel Uuiald. jkUliUU? hi) ? Ififltt Kichtirtl Miller, LukoIT |JO lOHU J. K. (iuylard, lletliune 01 172'1 J C. llMrou, CassaU 02 ? 1770 4 \ W. Morton, Itetlmiie ji;t ? l i;;mi -V. i.. i^hukU'.v. < 'aiwien 1U--?'J47- .leswle Kay, 05-- -'JOl l"? 1'\ ,\. I'olsoli, 0(1 l.'W ? IColierl JaekHOIi. I.UK'.il W-'lS? Oocflr Small. Krr^lm ? lis 052 - A I.. Itoiio, New Vi.rW?' 00 027 Slcvi' I'errj. Caimlen MM) 1 IK t I ??ick KtllledKe. Westvllle 101 7.'50 lUrn |\ I ? kt.HMl. Caimden 102 IT.%1 W. ('ahatfeslalL. HeMillUC 10.'l (i() I !?; X. M?'C??rkle. C-aiii'ien 10-1 l.'122 <i. II < ill I ?Inrr. Kel'sl.aw l(>5 1 I l(>> K I' Ma il In. l.uj.'ofT 1 1 h > llo?! -? Wilton I > Caimlfii 107- ? 2.'110 Tli".". Flowers, Westviile His 1.(05 -I. Houston. Kershaw KM* (HM> M I) Mi ll, Camden 110 1S2 < ' MtCasklil. Mi-lh line 111 1771 l? I. Holies. Jefferson 111' 5 I ' > \V. S MeCny, Kershaw 1 l.'l- Mi M. M Denton. ('a unlet) 111 I OHO .Ins Drakeford. ('assail 1 1.'? I ft*> 1 '? I (irahaui. Ca union I Mi 1 000 I'. M Otfbiirn. Westvllle 117 1 1 fcV> Kdw. Jones, Kll^o lis HUM! -C. N. Kelley. lank now 110 22.'l ? lUehiird lloykin. Itemliert 12(*? 2(HM1 4'. Kirklaml. Stoneboro 121 Mil? John Wilson. Lib. Hill 122 117 ? Noel Kln?, Bethune 12.'? ? 2?'l.'M) ? ( Jeo, 1 >n Kershaw 12! -002 ? .laeoh lluyklii, Caaideu 125 ? ? Henry IlnrrU. Lon/rfown 12U ? aa:B?? Levi Moore. layoff 127?75 ? -John (hint!, Hethune 12S 1818 ? W. Jacksnii. I.oiiutowu IL'li 77'J Hennle Hnltose, Caimlen l.'lo?l 450? Will I>nnla|?. Lib. Hill 1 .*{ 1 ?712 1 Kohl. William^. Camden t.'l2~ 111!) -Hobt. I'll Hereon. Mb Mill l."?.'t ? 7S0? Cha rile Carlos. Camden M14- 1540 Harris Smith. I.uyofT 1.'15 ? 1 470 ? -l'\ M, .Ionian. Westvllle MMI?2M0? Arelile (Jibbs, Hlaney l.'?7 ? 2.' 122 ? Scborn Wright. W'eslville MIS 1202 ? Hood Williams, Kerslniw I .'10- 072 ? Joe .Moses. Cantey 110 ? OK,'! ? W. M. IMnkins. Cantey 111 757 ? Kugene W 1 1- ??n. Caimlen i ij '.???<; ? J. Mailt ist. n. Caimlen 14.". ? HOH ? H. Patterson, Camden 144? 22H0 ? (J. i:. Maboii. I.uiroff 145 ? .'1212 ? A. L. Morgan, Mlaiiey 14(1 ? 201 M) ? Alford ( Jreen. Boykin 147 ? .'?70 ? (icnryc White. I .onutowti l is - 15(M> r.rnesl Hill, I.n^olT 1 40? 5412? Charlie Cl.\lmrn. ('aimlcn I50- 'JM'7 ? SohnaoM I >i'a??. M<?vkin I'd MM < William^. Iti'thiiiif M"l' s7 I /.:n li Tli"ina-. ('ininh-ti 1 r,:,J AVcnIi.h 1 1 II i 1 1 ? a t . ('amdt'ii l"t M".oo II I". Makor, Kershaw 1 55 J I J 1 S.iin I tra< I ford Hnykin 1 "iii Mi7'? W'immI .Mil .lull, ( 'a unlet1 l.*?7 I vs7 | f \\':itt>. IttMhunt l"?s jj?s |{"Iif Tillman Ml iin*\ 1 5! i i '.7 5 .1 \ \|. I i 1 1. ('ii uric: MI" I I 'In i I toy kin Mil I7?i!?. II I M.inknm. Met I' in. ?? Mi'J l'_".?l l".l \ 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 ? ? r. K r^liiiw !?:; Ml- M W .1 ?Mir^l"ii. I,il_'..ir J'i-I ' ? ? I 7 ?ii!ji:.i:i I '<?. Ii'f-. ('ani'l'-n ! i l.'i 1 " ? 5 1 ?. \\ M?i-\ Ki r*li:'u Mill I'.n i' Mem \ William-. Mctliniit* Mi7 'Jul 7 II I Molit't t->'!i. (".ttini'ii Mis :: I.*: 1 1 i . i U . ? 1'raidiatii. 99 For A Made -To- , 0 rdr; ri ,3 c "Clarke Special" THIS "CLARKE SPECIAL" MAT MADE TO YOUR ORDER FOR (199 (ft You Rtturn Tftlt Ad With Your OfM<) MY SUE OR COLOR REGULAR 14 00 VALUE Crowflt 4 to 5 '/j tnchM. Rrimt ? to 3 IficftU S*ftd lor Mtultr?t*d ?itilofua THE H. W. CLARKE NAT COMPANY JACK SON VILLI ILOHIDa CITY BARBER SHOP A' l< >|>! ? t li iv iiicl Ii<h| .if | hit i| kins tin- public fur t !??* iDitriuia^r they 1 1 . t \ i ? l Vt'<l silH C Hp hii-iiio*- in ( *;i >ii<]?*ii. Tlirir | >:t l r< >na ??? h"s >l??atlii.\ in ?r?'a*o<l arid fvory eft'ort will l>?* put forth t<> Please Our Customers \\ *?? ate with the pa 1 1" > na^f l>e>fowel 1 1 p< > i . u- iiii'l r* * ? -ptn'tfully solicit tt-.o p.i:r.'ii;t^<- ..f tli<>v<> wliii haw tii>j .1 v \, ? ; 1 ?!?(?<> 1 1 1 ? > ri'^n-ir Wo at'' liorr f'. iiii.l w w :i i . f \Miir Nu?i ; ? ? ? ^ ? \v ? < ? ill pi* Miiiy \\ ! * ; f . !i:tr |.? r W. J. Hopkins, P rv p ri e tor One*Door Above Bnruch-Nettle? "l TT^v ltM*- -2<H>s 4?iflW'xJFMckm?o( Cai?*att . |74> ? huh ? L. H. <>. Hubert*, Kershaw 171? -JfltH > ? l.einoi i llutler, lloykln I7J bsj John Keyitolda, Cnutey I7.'i? 72U "Lewln Lomansky, Ct*mde? 171 IB Fr<*d IVikliin.^K^rsbaw 1 7-"V lloyd, Cam?Um 170 l^'l ^v,n- lire vii ?<!. Camden 177 L'.'L'U Jus. ltm-khaui, Wont v Hie I 7n irsa I Kiclul. Chestnut. LuKofT 1 71> ? 22(W> ? Will IVrry. Kershaw im? ljss- s. 11. Hunter, Kershaw IM IB2 Fly Klrkland, Lonutown |sj :;.V> Frank Motley, lllaney I i 1 h 1J{ ? Nick Jones, I .onflow n I S 1 -BJIU ? L. It. Jollllrtoll, Jl'fflTHtHI ISB sop J?x?l MAutfJi, , - I mi 1114 L. T. RoberC??(fflSMwlvlHe ls7- 147o ? Charlie llarrljk Westvllle I K.K <14B? Floyd M C<aui(1en 1S1J 2121B -HiImIow lloykln 1 1M> ? 218- ? \?i I lm ii llolley. Camden 1 1? 1 ? 4lifO ? Kilw. MeK/iln. Camden Mi',! ? l.'k'll W. F. Itedfern, Kershaw 1P.'?- -BBO- Frank Kelly. Camden 11M ? 1(111- J. M. | h'Us, KerHliaw 1 J?.*% ^B74- J. M. Herbert, Camden I SMi .'II lx-\l Taylor, Kershaw I I ?7 I I '12- lioii^las Smith. Lib. Hill IPS- 1727- -.1 W. 7.. Ilea ron. Cassatt 11M> ? 2*H7 ? Frank Charles, lloykln joo PM ? Fddie l*ee, Cantey 201 1 s l.s- lit'o. Reynolds, I/OiiKtown joj ? 1B70 ? I'. W. Hurst, Jr., I.UKofT 2tfl? 1817 ? F. Jackson, Lonxtown ?jol ? 77<> ? I ,?>< >ii Truesdale. Camden ?JOB ? 882 ? I >a vis Smltli, Camden 2<H1 ? 2078 ? Islaili Scott, lloykln jo7 ? (177 ? James THxon, Camden 'Jos ? 21 1IM- Matteliw I)(>Hrulil, Jloy kin 2O0 ? 2.'1(I0 ? Frnest Salmon, lllaney 'Jlo ? 7111 ? Kd i?ee, Camden ?Jll ? 22(50 ? Henry \\. Thomas. West vllle 212 ? 18H8? L. (\ Hrannon. Betlinne gia?iaup? William Ellis, Lutfofr Jll ? l'Jll? II. I. Maddox, lllaney ?JIB ? BJB ? W. S. Cautheii. Jefferson 21(1 ? - 1417 ? I .overt Simpson. Liberty Hill 1*1 7 ? 1.r>74 ? Mason Barker. Lugoff 21H ? 20.TI ? Cornelius Boykin, Boqkin 210- ? 7<M*- ? Matthew Brown. Camden 220? IS.'} ? Benj. Batts. Bethune 221? r5H ? J. 1). IMlts, Bethune 222 ? >1 270 ? 11. E. Esltrlrige. Kershaw 223 ? 1701 ? Hettr.v Bowers. Westvllle 22 4 ? 1 0f?(> ? A 1 f red Atkins. Kiltfo 22SV-702- Bohert Johnson. Camden 22<l- 2 1 2K ? Isaac Thompson. Boykin 227 ? ? ( ieorue Knight, Kershaw 22H H">0? Joe Samuels. Blhney 220 ? lf>N<* ? Mint Boykin. Lujjoft' 2.*M?. r,i l. M. King. Bethune 2IU 2.' ??;."> ? Willie Bowman. Edge wall j 2112 ? S7<* ? Willie Williams. Camden | 21 51 1 ? 1711 ? Sam Martin. Camden 2I!| ? 2V40? J. M. MeLain. Camden j 2I5."> il."?2 ? F. I.. .Ionian. Westvllle I 2"?5 llo Edward I)iiBum'. Lngoft' I 2:17 -1 Ki -T. .1. i lortoii. Westvllle 2HS 1 ? i 7 I Henry Taylor, Camden 2' 10 Til ? Albert Iliuson. Camden 2 lu in." 4- E. 15. Alexander. Camden ? 2H J.' W. T. MeI>oiia1d Wesr !vi? i 2 12 1 27." I!. L. Trne-del. Kershaw ; 21.'! 2:: Hi I.llllier Trilesdel. West i \ i Me j 211 222.*? I > i \ ? ?i 1 Wood. I .njroflf 2 1." 711 I ? II I 'elk. ( "a indeu ? 2 If, I ( rj'2 .Inline Caller, .1 r Cas-att i 217 Ml F B. Iti?>. Camden 2 Is <5."s ?! A Creed. Camden 2 41 ? - in.", 2 1 .ill her ImBose. Cas^jitt | 2*?" ' 12. ? I E. Smith. Camden : 2.". 1 2< 51 1 -.1 W V\- I. Blaney 2 .">2 ? <?>?."? ? < 'ha rle- It. Little. Camden 2 ">?' ! 111! Martin Jaeoh*, LusrotV 2.M 1 11 1 4 ? A . Seeirar-, Kershaw 2.V> inn; 'I* 1 1 1 11 1 n 1 1 Mat l how s. Call ? 1 1 ? \ ? 2.*?il- Hiss .( iv Arnett. ('amden 2"<T .!<???? Bent. Blaney j 2"?s 1 l.'Ui S. Stover. I.il?ert\ Hill 2">! ? 2< M 1." .laniex Seott. Cassatt 2I5U 10.1 \V W. Mimuo. JefTer-on 2(il ? 21ns I'll. 'Ilia- Brown. Boykin 2(52 ? UlTiS B. .1. Trnesdel. Kershaw 2U.I? 02K? W. E. Lenoir. Camden 2(5 1 Kin.- Rirhard McDonald. Ker -haw 2<?,"V ? II 4 1 ? .1 T Flornshy. TU.iiicn 2<><> 1 007 Bolter! (?af?'wood. C;>ntey 2117 1 7? > 4 ? C W. Sims. Bethune 215-s -II! ? l ? Ed Jackson. I.oinrtown 1 2<50 ? 1."WW5- < ; IL Jones. Ker.-haw 270 Riehard English. Blaney j 271 07<? .1. K. 1 >eKay. Jr. Camden 1 272 <5157 ? T. Lee Little. Camden 27.". H?7."? ? Hazel Curry. Camden 27 1 2<>2t- Edward Carolini. Boykin! 27I? ? .*H?o? ("la r\ Braidiam. l.ugoff 2 7i 5 1<>."7 Frank Drakefoi.l Camden 277 2' ? ">?" W I. Stover. Heath. Springs. BFI ? 27s 1217 L. M>ni?oii. Biiiiey 270 .">71 John ( . .'emnn. Cunden 2si>- ls7.'l II en r \ Mink, Botlinne 2 s 1 fss 1. Scott, Kershaw 2S2- 1 B Miteliell. I.nu'ofl 2X1! 2 1 02 ? A Ridia rd-on. Boykin 2s 4 7< >4 A <T Kins:. Camden 2s. "> 72- David ? Monro. Bethnne 2S( ? \\ .1 .McN'iniL'htoii. Be- j ? 17<?0 .1 L DcBrnhl. Camden "i>." John < lie-hint. Blane\ 112 -< Jordan WalK Bethnne 4 4 M ;7 M |\ t?weii<. Westvllle y2< ?s2 \ |/>-e- Itrmisoii. Boykin VJ ?5 Trillion W illiam-. 1 ?%?> k i 1 ? EarU Mi-Ca'?*kill, Bethnne I> .1 I'ol-oti, ( 'a - -all S. Ja me*. < 'a niden \\ l >. \\ il-oli. .1 r < .1 llldell v 1 .a rdner Ker-li.i \v ? I?radle\ . ( 'amden And\ I>rakeford. Cante\ * W i Noii. Kersha w 2n(".n>? <ii'"Ver < >w en-. Wesiville rif Hi ? 1 ?a ii .\ei?on. i,'?mrtowii 1 2v7 - Will I mi ren. K??rshaw 1142 I' A'dri-h. HitfofT ;:o". - i 7'?."? ? ? i . (' Joyiier. BV'thniie :? ? ? r. A iii/ie iJardner. K?*r-h:iw .07 2H57 Bronshton. Kershaw ".ns ".27 I I. Nelson. Blanc\ IM.O M.j <.m- llnre*, Cannleii '?)*' 0". t f* Vewman. Belhnne II ! I iiiiex M. Cnlloiicli. I . i ' > ? r f \ II i i 1 II 12 ? 1722 ? I I. CtimplHdl. Cass.ir* 1 1I? J?T?7? ( ' C Tranthmn. Camden I'.l 4 j-1.Vi7? WiHijnn Boston. faitrofT 315- 1744? Helton Tldwell, Cassat*. 810-111*? Hlllle. ivlattoon, Kershaw Ji 1 7 ? 845? I.. IV Ht?*e, I tU ney His ? 15H5 ? J. K, Soetfars, Kershaw 810? 2184? rl?. J. Hullard, KerslulW JK?1K I35&~HP?W Huf^l^rrsliMW 321 ? 108 ? ?U?>?1 WkltMMi, Bet Mine 322- 211)0 o. A. I'letcher, Kershaw.. 323- 15K5- --Nelson Watkllttf, I.UKofT 324? 1012? D. W. II lack well, Ilethune 825? 1221? Joseph liosUe, Hittney 8,J0--1102~- James Allen, Camden 327 1025? C. 10. Jones; Kershaw 32H 550* O. MUxuurl, Cauiden :iiM> ? i ;wyv ? Karl T. itoKboro. i.ujcuif .TiO -2100? James Johnson, Hoykln :Cil ? 154? M. Caldwell. llothnne it32-- 1281 ? <?. N. Jones, Kershaw .'KIM ? 51 ? UJ. Holland. Camden 834 ? 71 7? - A. Mr Complttjl Camd'*n 385?1057? S. I >rnk<*forri$^?>amden JUHI? 1250- ? L, L. llasty, Cfcinden 387 ? 1078 ? J. 4T, Napper, Westvl'.'c 38K? 30 ? ?< ? i?V Crow, Keratin \\ 330 ? 100 ? J. li. Smith, Bethnne 340 ?888? His* Huekabee, I. mtttowu 341?1428 ? John Robinson, Idlwrty Hill 342 ? 1710 ? J a liios Cantey, Cum l*?n 348 ? 778 ? Carlo Kesttvo, New York .'144 ? 4M>8 ? Waddle Helton, Camden .'145 ? 100 ? Aaron Peay, Longtown .'{4(1 ? 510 ? Oscar Sullivan, Kershaw ?*i 17 ? 1 730 ? John Cunningham. C?s 1 1 348 ? 25 ? James Outeu. ( Kershaw 340 ? 302 ? Preston Klrkland. I.oiij; town 850 ? 2081 ? Harrison Major, Hoykln 851 ? 2231 ? It. It. Clark son. LuRoff ALLIR8 IN KI(i DRIVti ' . . ...i. Flaiulers Scene of Forward Movement After Heavy Bombardment. The great assault of the entente al lies for which the big guns had been preparing for three weeks In hern ial rd intuits of unprecedented violence, has begun In Flanders along a front of about twenty miles from r h?> re gion of Dixmude to south of Vpres a round Wa rue ton. Starting with the tlrst |ieep of day Hie attack, which was carried out Jointly hy French and British troops.' the Frenchmen holding the line north of Hoesinghe and the British between that town and Warneton, the end of the day's lighting found What all the entente plans had heen carried out. The Frenchmen were holding two lines of captured (V/fiuan trenches and Field Marshal Ftalg's men three lines, ^in addition to ten or more towns and villages and more than M.5<>0 (icrinau prisoners. Notwithstanding the fact fh.it the Teutons had massed almost countless numbers of guns and numerous di ? visions of fresh men to hold ha. k the j foreseen onslaught and when the hat ! lie hroke. threw both men and guns J into the fray, the British and French i " al l ied out their operations with dash jand determination. Indeed at some ; point*. s? determined were the at : larking fonrs that frequently they , passed the objectives which had been assigned for their capture and pressed and took terrain that' had not been ti-'i red <>n f ? . r attainment. The casualties of both the British and French armies were relatively slight, considering the intensity of the lighting on various seetos, while the '?et mans, in addition to their prison ers. suffered heavily in killed and wounded. Although the latest reports are to I en eel that the ((Jermans are launching a heavy counter-attack ( against the allied line at tin. point wltcrc the British and French forces f !,,et. statements from the front say tint the morale of the allies |s spleii , -lid while that of the Cermans is far j helow their normal. A majority of the |M?sjtjons taken I I '> the allies had been In the (tosses j <ion of the Teutons since they In ' vaded Belgium. I he French attack, which resulted in the capture of Stecnst raete. was | pti?lied on beyond thai town and pen etrated the German lines to a depth j of nearly two and a half miles. The i British placed their deepest- wedge into the line of a depth of two miles, j Again the Fetich troops operating j along the Aisne front have been en | aided to put down strong attacks by the a.rtnx of the ftormau crown |?rlnce at "Uui fehly. and Cerny. and to assume the otTensive themselves and advance their line along the entire front. In F,ast < .alicla the Bussians along (he Shrocz river continue to give bat tit to the 1 eutonic allies wlio have ? rossed f lie stream and gained a foot ing on ItusKian soil. At several points enemy detachments nave f>eeii forced out of captured positions, which have been retaken by the Kussiana. ' 11 '''e south, the Hussians have attempted to make a stand also in western Mukvwina. Imt were com pellet! to evactia te | m >s j f j i ? i , s along the Oiereinosh rjver and retreat east ward The town of Zale Xaizky and sevrral other jtositions 1. locking the r,nd r . . Cznernowltz, the capital of l'ukowiiia. have been evacuated by the Unssian<r ,-_r < 'n f he BuiTVanian front and in the. w i ?? h h'i I ( arpatliiaiis rhe (Jermans h.ixe gained further ground against i lie joint armies of j )??? Wti**ianj* and Numantan*. except in the Casln and I ulna v a t lev regii?ns. where the Bus Itumanians stj|! h<?l! the uptwr hand Amrii?an toi-|*edo-l oa f destroyers ,u !l'' I ui'.po.m war r.o ie have come "I" ? two < hernia n si?- m.i tines which were attacking men bant vessels and forced them to seek -afety from Aaieri'-u. shells in flight ultjiout hav l' fi i it! i shot |n refuri Will and .1 ess?> Powell. negroes were lynched in Lowndes county, Ala.. Moti' ?lay night by a mob of 1(iO men. They were charged with atta'-kinc rt wjdte man. "" ^ ~ - AlUnwy IM?hI Huddwl). m Haruvllle. Aujf't.?tf. ?Jar to Thorn* well. Ksqulre.. aged ahont forty-five, a prominent and Honored citizen and un attorney of more than ordinary ability, suddenly hi his chair ut hi* ottlce desk here tht^ morning nhont 0 :.'w> o'clock. Over 1M UMi New York. Auk. I. ?Heat Via lined the lives .of lift persons In Oreater New York today, wtdle hundreds of others were prostrated. Falling on' 111 liOKH. I.ondou, Alii;. I,*~Hoiih> falling' ??lf in the loss of Itritlsh merchantmen >l?y submarine* In noted in the ottielal summary Issued tills evening. KU>h teen British vessels of more than l.OOO tons were sunk l\v suhmarlnes or mines lust week. Three vessels under l.tfoo tons were sunk. Jwhllo no fishing vessels were lost. Friends mid relatives of Consul llasell H. Pick, fcirmerly of Sumter, have received word from lilui a I Heme, Switzerland, stating tnat lie was well andv happy. This Is the first news from liiiii in eighteen month.*. Mr. 1 lick litis hecn stationed at Yokohoiua, .In pa ii, and at Jerusalem, Palestine. Turkey, with headquarters at Joffa. Private Otto Ludwig of the Third aero squadron of the United States army, stationed at San Antonio, has been sentenced to seven years' impris onment at Fort Levenworth. Kansas, for making disrespectful remark* about President Wilson and the American flag. Ludwlg declared that he would desert t?? the Hermans if he is sent to France. EXCURSION I Vlilis Via Southern Railway System From Camden, S. ?. Atlanta. <ia. $10.70. Account National Baptist Conven tilti ( colored. ? tickets on sate Septem ber 2, H. 4. and for trains scheduled to arrive in Atlanta before noon Sepfc. ."ith., linal limit returning September 'it. 1017. Boston, Mass., $33.30. Account (irand Army of the Repub lic. tickets on sale August 10, 17, and IS. with dual limit returning August :u?. 11)17. Buffalo. N. Y. $36.60. Account Fraternal Order of Eagles, tickets on sale August 10. 11 and 11!, with final limit returning August 22, 1017. Cleveland, Ohio, $33.05. Account Klks of the World (I. 1$. P. < >. K.i (colored.* tickets on sale August "J;>. 20. ami 27 with final limit returning September oth. 1017. Chattanooga, Tenn. $16.45. Arciunt Negri National Business I.Ciiuge. tickets on sale August l.*l and 1 I. with fiti.il limit returning August 20. I'M 7. St. Louis, Mo. 29.60. Account Supreme Lodge ami Mili tar\ Liiciimpuient. Knights of Pythias (colored i . tickets on sale August 17 is and lb with dim I limit returning August 'J! i. 101 7. .Muskogee, Okla. $42.90 Account Anhual Session. National Baptist Convention (colored!, tickets <>n <ale September 'J. ."? and 4 with final limit returning September lo. 1017. Proportion;! t r*l v reduced fares from other points. Summer excursion tick et ^ now on sale to vaioiis resorts and other points. Call on local ticket agent for further information or communi cate with S. H. McLean. P. P. A.. Columbia. S. C. REALTY TRANSFERS As Shown by Books in Office of County Auditor. S. N. Nicholson. Special Master to Uartsville oil Mill 21 acres and 2 buildings $400. W. .?. Newman to Julia Ynrborough 21 acres Dennis .Heid to F. S. Shirley 73 acres M. A. Watts to Walter Alexander 1 house and lot on Market St. $000. SHE'S "BEST GIRL SCOUT" Miss Klr:jn<>r?' I'utzki of Washington, , seventeen y? ;ir* oi<|. winner of U."> merit badges for u j ?? riority in various activ ities of t lir* (Jul Scouts, whs present ed with a gold enxh-t l?y Mrs. Wood row Wilson rei-i>nily. This was the ftrst time >1 (iirl Scout lias ever been awarded th-r highest honor in the or ganization. Mi.-s I'utzki Is a member of the graduating class of the Wash ington hi*h school, is a good <^>ok, an expert swIinnuT it ml a leader In the , various art! vl ties of her organization. WANTED, WANTED, WANtS - t ".U"?,! a p,nU"Vn^ MOUSE RENT-PY ROLL WEEKLY i| frrEa,i!road FARE REFUNDED IF woJ ONE WEEK. Write or come to .ee u.. J Columbia Clay Company I Cot?mbi?. South Corolinj^^ 9 [ - . jfc Ljg| ?Mrs. Trapp Dead. " 1 Ml*. liiwtuv Trapp. 4|U aged Mini liltf illy respected lady of our commun ity, breathed her Wat on Saturday af ternoon at the home of her son, Mr. 1 It. I>t Trapp, on DeKalb Street. Mrs. ' Trapp wa? the widow of John Trapp' who predeceaaed tier many years iiko. ' She Is survived hy live sons, J. l,.p ' B. 1>.^ 11. A., and .1. A. Trapp of r Camden, and M. 1>. Trapp, of Char-' lotte, N. C.. and one* daughter, Mrs. i W. T. Smith, of our city, I Mrs. Trapp was seventy-one years of age and for many years had l>een a meiulter of Antloeh Baptist Church. The funeral service* were . lield on Sunday afternoon and were conduct ed hy Hev. S. 1). Yates, her pustor. and the Interment was fn the .bury i i ik ground at Aptloclc In the presence of quite a large number of relatives and friends. i . New Standard Oil Agent. j Mr. Henry ('. Brown, formerly with the Sehlosburg store has been appoint- * ed as local agent o_f the standard Oil ; Co.^Mr, .W. P. Hugglns has resign- ' ed the jmsltlon. Spend a Pleasant Afternoon. If you Want to spend the afteriobns J In a pleasant way, join the Saddle and | raddle Club and come out for a swim or boat fide. "HeSaon tickets may be ' obtained from any member of the Ijted Cross Society for ftOc. A suggestion has been, made that the' managers rope off a certain distance In the shallow water for the benefit of the children and their anxious mothers, that they may not wude out too deep. > Supreme Court Cases. Supreme Court of South Carolina, Ellen M. Williams vs. Northwestern Railway of South Carolina. Affirmed. B. 1$. Clarke and It. O. Purdy for ap pellant : W. B. deLoacli for respond ent. Supreme Court of South Carolina, The State vs. J. Iv. Smith. Reversed. W. 11. C??bb. Solicitor, and W/ B. de Loach for appellant : B. B. Clarke for respondent. . ; Early Morning Marriage. .Mr. Herbert' Campbell. of Camden, n nd Miss Mabel Hennlng, of Rock Island. 111., were married at the home if Rev. 1'. II. Harding. Rector of (Jrace Church. Thursday morning ?t six o'clock. The young couple caught the early morning Seaboard for Ham - let and other points on- a wedding trip. 1 .ut her Bjirhank. 08. noted liortlcuK turlst is seriously ill at Ills home in Santa Rosa. Cal.. from overwork and a cold. ? ? yj. - * f. * r Wa^ts ? For Sale ; ? WANTED ? A number of hogs add j>i^s. Prefer Durocs. I have pure hred 1 Hi rocs, all ages for sale. R. i M. Bryant. Matthetvs, N. C. Ki-17-18? pd. I "KEYSTONE"? Phone 4;>. WANTED ? An overseer For plantation in Kershaw county. (Jive references. Address "X. Y. Z." care of Chronicle ottlce. Camden, S. C. STARTING MOTOR and Generator brushes ? We have In stock for our electrical repair department quite au~ assortment of brushes to fit most any irener^tor or starting motor, W. o. Hay's Oarage, South Broad St.* Camden. 8. C., 15-16-17-18 TUCKS! TUCKS o m Jj| "?ng your tires. w,, ;l>ll United States ami have ? J tiou that will latere** y(,u Hay* Gurage. 1814-i^n FOR SALE? -Two one electric fan. A&mlv <**?? iif. 1 Power t Power!? Ut Un r*wL cylinders, lit over-alae pUtootl ring*. Any make of autoiwi Hhops art- equipped equal [om no mutter where located, (or| hauling and rebuilding. Wei all the modern time saving, that money can buy; An ^ equipped shop fur lord ttqJ which we make a Hpeelaltj. Hgy'a Oarage & Machine.? Camden, S. C. 15-ltufl STORAGE H \ i 1 1 kii s s , fore ymi ?ay your battery hajfl We may hej\? you ?a*\ 1iiHl>eetlous f re<\ "Pw*toll$ vice Behind us. CamdeirMrijjl __ 11 " PHONE l!8 when you have tlret on the road. We will to you and tlx you up. Ph^| Camden Motor Co. ON SERVICE? Thorough^ *t>ull on service. Fee T to Craig Olyburn, Camden, 1814-15-ia REMOVAL NOTICE ? On awT August 1st our Bicycle Repair' will be located lit the Masai lnjtifone door South of G. by. H. E. Beard ft WANTED? Fifty plumber* and fl titters, wages live dollars taijT (eight hours.) Taae receipt^ rail roa d for t ra asportation j will, be returned to you wi report for work. Walker and Plumbing Co., United-! Cantonment. Columbia, 8. CI] ? ?a r? i ? TIRES OF Ql'AMTY? Sold bjrj E den Motor Co. United SUt^j rich. Republic. Come in "wh:ft we have t<? offer yo* Htand by them always. Ctt| Motor Co. WANTED? Old Fnljw Teeth matter if broken. I pay $2 1 per net. Send by parcel - receive check by return miB. TEHL. 40.'? X. Wolfe Street,-! more, Md. 1M415-WJ "KEYSTONE"? Phone 42, TIRES! TIRES!? See us beforel j i?t? your tires. We sell Fbd Unite<l States and have a \ tlon that will interest yoa. Hay's Garage. 18-14-15-lfn r 'PT rs>i * l r>T*i4TcT?RI5q FOR SALE? No. 1 yellow pine d plastering cement, high grade* Uiff material. Kershaw LumMl Phone 810. l_ KEVSTONE ? Ask Camden ?to explain what it is. r _ . L'T y - ^rTj WANTED ? Prices on 100 <? cords 4 ft. split pine woodl ered at Camden. Addrew *? "TJeperal Delivery, Camdeo, fl FOR THINGS BUXMi Frank L. Zemp, Phone 237 J. II <M; K c. 15-16-17-pa I<?b C* RtUEF . wORVN.