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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE II. I), Mien and f * I'ubllaber*. K. N. McDowell ^ PubllHbiU every Friday at 11W N?? Hroud Strict, and eutored at tin' C'ftin d?rn poatottioo ax aecond claxn mull tout for I'rleo |K?r jtununi $ 1 .00. < atntli'ii. s t . I rtday, Vug. JM. hmh * ' l*? ' 1 1 1 tl t i V ? ' plUHfi "f 111*' I pro vide I'd i' three big ) i !???? l.v hiiiu cain paigi.is within tin- nc.\t year, oaoh to ^ruivt' or lliore it W rt? lt d i ii< il Saturday. TUe ffi'Wt Win he flout %|it(<inVjr SjH to October It) ha* been anjtaunccd, the *eeond in planned for January or February. and tin* third ill Mii.v or June. This . piograin will he uoceHMgry, it U expluinod. to pro vide till' $l0.000,t>00,000 which official* WttflrfftO will b e reunited to llhahoo war operation* during the year iu ad dition to tin- $8,000,000,000 which muy lie provided by tlo? now revenue bill HOW being drafted. ? Mir hundred loiwltTM ol' t br Indiist rial Workers of the World were found "guil ty as- eharged in the iddictment'' by the jury after one hour a dell be rat Ion at their trial in rhieago fur con*f>iraoy to disrupt tin* nation'* war program, A i-gumeiits ,fnr n new trial will Im> board ? next week.- The defendant.*. Including Williain 1 1. "Itig I il II" Haywood, geu o.ra I senet a ry- treasurer of fho 1. W. W. tin* highest position in the organisa tion. fnoo a max i tuuin penalty of t w?u ty-seven yea iv in prison and a SlO.tWKl line each. The Americans in l.orralno have en livened an ordinarily quieacoht. sector by taking, from the Germans the vil lage of I'inpelle. live miles east of St. fie. The aeiioii, which started with the proportions of ii raid in the early hoiii's Saturday morning, developed into an organized attack under the 'daub- of i ho . American troop* immediately after t bey loft their trencher. The German lu>>es evidently were heavy in killed and wounded, ami prisoners also were taken |j\ the American*. Stile* Mollicbathp Mrunson <>f Orange burg, serving with an American Hod < 'ross ambulance unit in Italy, lias writ-! ten an interesting letter. under date of June 'JO, to his mother front the front in Italy. Mr. Brunson wan decorated | with tbv Italian War Cross id' Merit ?for heroic work ni the front iji the rn cent victorious Italian drive on the I'iave, this tiring the second decoration he has received since joiuiug the. over seas forces of the Uod ('roSfc,* - ITe is fi grandson ?.f Stiles it. MelifiTTiiTniT' 'of] Orangeburg and is a newspaper man. Mr. Itrunxon was at one time on the Greenville News, hnt was connected with the Koauoko (Va.t Times as news edi lor when he Volunteered fop si-rvico in the war. I l{etnro< from the Mississippi primary show that ' 'ongresstnan H. I' Harrison of <iulfport, has defeate.[ Senator .lames K. Vnnlainau. of Jackson Harrison's majority over \ ardaman appeals i?v lie something" like Vardnuian wasj one ..( I he little group of senators who j voted against war with < Serina u \ . The | people ..f Missivsjppi ha\e spoken thru the ballot |io\ and have put thrir dis | approv al . ? 1 1 \ ardaman's roprse. The I people of.iirorgia and Smith t'.lrolinaj vs ill do the same as Mississippi w In n j < le< t i. .ii 1 1 :i \ i .'! I - vi i oiind . Thorn's Our Sentiments. If ill" new p..st:i! latri rfl'ei I i \ r .Illl.V I -i wore not isiijcoitod ami dr\ i>n| by j ? i Innatii lliev . rr taiiiK bear all tlie ear i.t.irk- . . t iiisiii.it \ ami alisiiriliiv Not ? ?iil? i!>> we lu Ii* v ?? flint lite author of 'III- Til* ? :ai|e,l I.I ie;l 1 1 tile Ulisellief lit u.is il.ong. I.'tt .'oiigri'ss as a whole W.I lTt.it>'. I., f.il T ||i. p-lbhsla'I'S j ' ? 1 1 ? I not ? 1 1 1 < I ? i s'.,i,i| it Hi., p . - f i ii a s t r i > j I l ? ? I ? III : !,U' I' 1 1 and tin- di \ il h i 111 - ? ^ . ? I - I !? ' > I ? ? ; i T ? ? - ti ptillj; to I f' :i ' i i i i ' ? ? 1 1 s <>pi n ion I ? ? ? ' lti ? ? .... > - 1 ? t i . 1 1 f i a I i - t ha t ; i ?? !.!, 1 1 ? ui ? ? f . f ; ? ?! \ a n< I out- i rrixr.- W-M- T'ih-.r Let us examine your eyes and fit you up with a pair of THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS M.H. HEYMAN & COMPANY JEWELERS and OPTICIANS CAMDEN. SOUTH CAROLINA IT WAS Ills \(iHKKMKNT. In .jiilic n IctiRtby statement Id the Mc*m nger and I h?* Kershaw Nra this >v?*ck t h?- present Comity treasurer nun I (m m I himself aright ih the alleged | UK'- lit' hi* nciniiiitxi ivfcrrisl t i? in this paper ii\ a public presentment 1 1 > j i < I ? ? by 1 l be Kershaw I'uviut) grand jury,. The {treasurer iin- iottcr* h.nii the county at torney mid < ? 1 1 !?? i? nil of which (16 hint i iH?if..M?l In tlx* fn< ?<* of the l*i?*l (bat lw? sjjjited .in agreement Witb 'In- eoiinty ftt* 1 1 1 ruey t hat he would mike good 1 .1 h mi nf the couiity'w fund*. The t rcHtfiire i' refers tu us a* an "nil* friendly newspaper." Unfriendly is right. We ni? unfriendly to any county othciul wbi> attempts to Juggle the <onu? ty's money'., |ii hU request to Mr. Kirk* IiiiiiI bo asks : "Will \mi MhIo if yon really foynd a -.hortage, or if the adjust ment wiik reached, and agreement made, by. thr tuerely arrangement of fiRM t rK*. tad not the puymYnt of money." lit bin reply Mr. Kirkland says : "I need only to nfiM to th<? ^ro^irtinH'Ut of the jury to show that they approved the view which I took of the $1,M0.01 alleged shortage. A jwirtion of this I wan sat* jutted -wan due to miatakeM not madeVby you. I found that yon were really ae wooutahle for an error of $1 ,000 appear ing on your books in 11)12, and which y<ill ttckuowJedjed in the Ugrt'*llliUit. At* t?*r finding that tlx* ??tt><*ial settlements of IIH'J to 1010 .should h<* corrected as to show an additional $1,000 in canh in yoijr bands above the balance charged against you, it whs neeofsary to await the settle* nlent for 101S for olficial correction*, Mr. Vunn in his report state* that the rash in your hand* covered thin ainouut. As the e.4?)ectncss of this statement I do not Know as I was only in a posi tion to invest igate the amount which yon should account for at your ensuing *et t lenient iVith siVch men iiX John Mcha'urin, oC Hennettesville, j VM*. \ t.'lin Sawyer, of <{i'o l aotow ii, Vlctfii* A hc^bi^c. of A nder son. and others who have been staunch supporter* of nleasc for many years turn* ing a way from him. it seem* only a ?pieB t io ri of how large the majority will bi? that is en*! against lilease next Tuesday. Heard 1Hn?uwn "Mural < 'owardlca'*. The following is a copy (omitting ? few lines of a personal character) uf a letter from W, IV Heard to Mrs. W. 1\ lieu rd dated July UK, 191 S. 1'. O. I '.ox 1 1fHi Atlanta, <?a.. .lul.v -S. j Ibuir Kate and All : "t'onsciencO makes cowards of lis all" and moral cowurdit'e on the part of Mr. Hlease and his faction lenders is respon sible for m.v being inclosed by prison walls which makes ine a helpless target for his slander, in the unqeecessary bit ter denunciation *?f me b.v Blcasr at Spartauburg because of statements con tained in m.v private letter to Senator Mcl.aurin of March 1918, This let ter was merely an ultimate eomnien,t up on cerjniu phases of my trouble to a per sonal friend, who despite political <lif- 1 ?fcrences and public sentiment . remeui beTod the ethics <>f honor in iny hour of sore trial. I t:egrct its publication, be cause my enemies alone will benefit .here by.,. .Still 1 reiterate the truthfulness of .?UHS'fttatcrntfjits. and neither can 1 -blame "1Xfi*T]iiurin' for using it to meet ill case's covert attacks through letter furnished Cooper via .f < >li n Anil. Likewise don't I blame (flense for denying. It is his only defense, for sijch revelations are fatal j to hi* u-ual policy of "running with the! ' ltouml-< but holding with the hare."! I'.len-c's moral cowardice has embarrass ed me before. In 19]^ he was openly charged with receiving *."?00 from <'ol. .I;iv|).m Talbert and others to order t he election for McCormick <\iunty. He wa> i'? denounce that at McCormick while j I was to write up the matter in the) Scimitar. In getting up my facts thej story ?lcve|..ped that the money was paid I !<? I' red l>oiuinick for his influence with | the governor. At that point Hlease side! v t .-pi ?ed and insisted that 1 drop thc/mat-J tejf*nlso a*- it could do no good to stir > \C up further. Mease opposed the party oiai hine and the administration a> bit- | t ?'?*!> a- I but our methods differed. I >is- i g u> t ?*. I with hypocrisy and autocracy, I | would walk boldl> out the front door j and establish a rival party devoted to I pure democracy and opposed to any kind! ot political recognition for the negro. I "lease would accept the status quo while I office was in sight and disappointed there- I in. ltrst set the house on fire, then slip ! out through the back door, screened b.\ I ih'- >moke. lie charged fraud but fear- | <d in light the defrauders. I charged j fraud and went dmvn lighting alone, t The adininistrnih.il could command his j allegiance b\ federal patronage I would i support what I thought right and oppose1 what I thought wrong, regardless < ? f any : fj i \ . ? r ~ It i- not my purpose to "wash the dirty linen'* <.f the Hlt-asc faction, ; but gi i v e in. i r Itlea^e should not show thej \e||.i\\ Mreak when cull f 1 1 hi I ed with the, fact" I had to* .?onnvetii.u with the t a pers end of the proposed ileal. I un derstood i hat Kiea.se handled that him >elf r.ut I Mid arrange villi I >uti? Ad am-', as stated, and Mr Mel ., Turin's re-' liisal upset the whole tiling n*- Hlease \va? willing to fco ahead Hl-a^c would pi . > 1 1 1 by the s(|. called "Heard Holt" if | it succeeded, and was i eadv to repudiate i it if it failed He Was willing to take | i cpuhlican money for a clandestine catn ! paign, but afraid to light in the open. . until others more b.do ha l blazed the ?!iv for safe travel As to i n % convie | ii'Oi. it was hnsed on the legal interpre tation i ? f my "intent" nnd ihat was iti ti .- hands . . f ni\ enemies. 1 aiu inno ? ?tit -if disloyal intent"' but I lost in thi .ouit> and am here I fake my tned cine like ;i mar. and a Smith I'arolinian, and not as ? whipped < ur with his tail In ' ,v e.-ii ln> legs, right or r"Tig I fought principles and against what seemed mo dai gel-mis encroachment ujx?n con stitofii.nal rVghl? The joist must be jf? j n ntle i laker, the present belongs to in \ ??neiiiii - hot thank Cod the future is trim- and 1 have the courage to face it ? an. I neithei Hlease nor anti Kleuse .an i ???lit r<i| m\ l oursi'. j I vs -ite t 1 1 i s to keep the t-conl straight VV |* Heard, i 'I" Mi'? W 1' t'^jird. Abbeville. S it". | \ on may he in doiilit whether mo .ire I iti this tight for self-defense. for lite 1 freedom of the *eus>, to avenge the Litai fania. to presort e democracy or what not , but there is na doubt that we nre in tld* fight to. win _ Reason! are of1 I miuoi importance just now. WHAT PRESIDENT WILSON THINKS OF COLE L. BLEASE \V?*hlQltQU, A iik !?? I * i? : ? I < - 1 1 1 WilfcOU !?;??> |.l<> tr.ir that the voters <>l Hull I li Carolina will believe that form (inventor Mleuxe i> ?>? can be " frieud <?! |lw A < liii i ii i -< ( i ation ? ? r thjtl t hc.\ will k('IH) I'leu e i<? the I |1 IW" Senate. .lit4-! before leaving Wa-diiuxt-oi l;"'' llWt night for a visit 1 < ? <'??!. 1 1 ? ? it hi Mii^sachnseiie-.. t In- I ? i evident -??ill I Hi' following better to Mr. Thoma* II. I >aniol. rui'ri^pMiiih'iii <?f the Spartao.burjH 1 1 rn l? 1 : ?My, l>oa^ .Mr. I'atjio) : "Keplying to ,vou? letter of A iix ti *>t I Jlli. let it)*' s'tiy that 1 havr per* coolidttoci1 t Iim l tin- people of South t 'iii'<?llun, will judge rightly .in the srnutoriul <x>nte>it, ami I have not (lit1 1 ?*ji st fear that they will I i?* \ ?? t hait Mr. I il ?*hk4? 1m ,,i ran be a friend of the Administration. T|b record <>t' hi* opjolonti if alrcH ?1> written, and it in a Utile late to expunge it. "Sincerely your*, | ?\V?KU>HOW WILSON;* ' Till- President's lot tor wax ia reply to one from Th<\ Herald'* corres pondent, ilti t ?*? I last Monday as lollows: "My Dear Mr.^l'resident ; I have nut r(i with much *atisfui lion \onr action in |cttii?K tin- peo ple iVqw y<>n desire that certain of the || ittc hand of willful men he not r?-eh'?;ted to the Senate aud the House of Representatives because of their obstructionist tactic* on matters of \ital importance in the conduct of the war. While I foci coutideut of the defeat of Cole |<4 Hleatje for the Sonute to surcoH the lute Senator Tillman. I fool tlmt an expression from you for tiu^bcueh't of the people of South Carolina wonld help to make his defeat overwhelming. You are doubtless familiar' with the Havflgo attacks made by Hlouse upon you and upon the atlmin istration several months after Ameri ??a entered the war, in which, umbng other things, bo declared that the blood . of ?'VA)'.v American soldier killed on foreigu soil would be un unwarranted sacrifice of Auterieau uiauhood, chars cubic to you. lie is now tolling his followers that he is iu fuvor of a third term for you, that ho will lo.yally support you if he is clcetod, and is mukiuK other similar statements that arc at absolute variance with bis whole career and his whole record in and out of otticc. Kvoi* as late as .luno of this year, in a public speech lie dared the federal government to take the bridle off during the months, of July and August and allow u fro# discussion of the war and its causes. I should be very glad if you could Hud it const stent and convenient to favor mo with an expression for publication us to the desirability of the defeat \ ? of BIoqhc. Ills opponent. Mr. J.Hnl. j? u loyal aunt patriotic ciiixon my home city Of Laurens and will make a worthy successor pf Senator Tillman in the Senate. "With rtie highest respect' and e*t>oin. 1 am. ' Very truly yours. "THOMAS II. ..DAN1KI " STKON4; I'RKKSlRii ON (JKRMAXH f - ?' T * . . * V . * I ride of Defeat .Surges Heavily Against German*. < Thursday 'h Associated Pi-ess) The tide of defeat .still surges heavily against the (Jermau armies in France aud Flanders. On four' important sec tors Freuch and Hrit ish arms again have delivered heavy blows, and the entire German front from .Yprea, in Helgitim | to So is. sons. on the Aisne, now is more j"si?fl<?us|y menaced than before-. French \ troops of Gen. Mangin. up j ei'vtiug fiot^t b.e region two milch north i west of Soissons to the Ois?? river, and thom? of Gen. Hnmbert fighting between t lie Oise and the Mats: have |Yfish7'fTw Vfirward their fronts. hrWging theni to positions which *hYefltt>ft to | compel the immediate evacuation of the entire Somm<?.-Oi>e salient from Itra.ve ! to Nov on. Farther to' tin- nvrtb between Albert | and Arras. Field Marshal Haig haa fol lowed it | l his successes of previous days by a new/i iff ensi ve over a front of about ten mile* and driven forward entire line, rapturing a number of villages, taking prisoners and gum* and inflict ing heavy casualties mi the enemy. Still farther north, in the famous I.ys sector, a general eastward adyance on m front of more than four miles ha? bye n made b\ t lit' British who have brought their positions appreciably near er t he old battle line runhiug east of Armentieres. Suinerous additional villages hove been ^liberated by the French northward of Sois.??uis ji ii?l positions have been cap tured on both sidvs of the Oije river which seemingl.x make untenable for occupation by the ? nem\ the important town of Noyon which is now outtlank ed on the southeast jind dominated by the French guns from the south and west. On the south tin* From h are standing in Setnphinv. n mile and a half distant, while on the west they have ? iiptured tho important pivotal town of I .asvifjti v. the. key f i t i ? ?ii to \..\.?n and I tin plains to thrv. north. With tile latest advniM'i - 1 ? > , the I'niii h ensi ?>f th" Ot-e t lit ? i ?' ha> ntlDe ! under the range of (Jen Maticin'< guns | the In.. ml gauge iai!wav lije Vading I from Xovon eastward to I.u Fere the ; snp. remuining line, excepting f ir two j narrow gauge roads, over u hi h the i enem> mat transport his uu n a:.d sup plies heyonti the range of tl.e French artillery. ? At last nceounfs Haig u.i^ -t: presa i:iK forward on the he(.ls- of ? i , ,?? Ger mans between Albert and Arm-, with i tanks innumerable clearing the u?y for i the infantry and machine gun* and the tie!.) artillery which was keeping close up t-i tho advance The A rr a- -Albert railvtav has already been crossed by the Hritish . ast of Tlois T>eij*-St M*rie and Nferen?tle and south i>f these town* the new line has been t>re?**.?J cjisfwflrd in conformity. On the 1 y s salient the Germ n:. a have delivered a violent counter attack in an endeavor to recoup in part the loan?* they have sustained Their effort*, how i\er. went fruitless. The nriti-?h every *bere withstood their assaults and i poshed bRCk the enemy bevr?r,,j the point* of his departure 1 I What 1* to be the rffect ? f t h ?> Allied ?Irives nlorg the 1'JO mile ha Ml* from Vpres to Hol?son? eatrnot be foretold 1 at present, bnt ft aeems^MjrhW ptrvViWe i that ?b?? entire 'rrnt ?Aon nin?t be' 1 ? - ? ? . . 1 1-ealigued. Tills, particular menace to ' the tJermans aside from that in the ter , ritor.v between the Komme ami the Oise ? appears to be on the sector along the i Ve.sle river .fraiu Soissons to Hheims | which from tb'e/war maps looks to be untenable. Kveu the Aisne and 1 rhemin Des Darner <lo not. appear to he. any too j<afe for a defense liue if (Jen. Mangiu prefwes muoh ffivther north weol of Solssons. .Meetings Have Been, Successful. The ljouie Demonstration Club Meet ings up to date have been highly siki ees.sful' and well attended. The great est skeptics as to the merits of cot tage rheese have become converts after fasting the -delicious dishes prepared by Miss Elizabeth Forney assisted by Miss !'arri>ti. The percentage of ladies who have agreed to try 0 cottage cheese .at home speaks well for the intelligent in terest and cooperation of the house keep ers 'in Kershaw County. They are ready to di their part t ?? help in the great euiiservntion program during t In* war. it lwi>- been the go??d fortune of two of the meetings this week, to have' Mr. j C. C, (')evlaod. tin- State Poultry Agent. His excellent talks should be productive of great good iu boosting club work among the l>oys and girls in this eount.v. The i-ejnaiuitju meetings are: Friday. Auk. 'J'Ird? HI auey at the school bouse. Saturday Aug. -4th <'iescent a! th" I sehoolhotise Misfi Selma I'arrish. Miner, Horue l>ern. Ag?'iit. First Bale New Cotton. i 1'ln' tirst two bales ?..f new cotton i placed on the Camden market for this | m'hsoii vvi-re lnouuht in. by Mr. F. M. ; Wool i*n \ i vt?>rda\ . and were -.old to Mr. .1 . I. ?Movfli?y. for Barrett iV: Co.. An- j gu*ta. 'la. The j? ri ? paid wa? '52 ."A. Powdered Sod w toil Urf?r Packages No? not wHthtiig |>i>wi|Pt i ? Powdered Soup! H A jjrrnt boon to t In- \utuifbo^| VJsC it wherever you would P ordinary m>?i? but with ? bother, loss waste, Mild mtfl better results. II .Tust a tublespoonfulumnyAind I ,,t water, hard or soft, cold i* I hot, and 5 011 Ket most |!w. ? tout* eleanaliiR suils without M e#tr?v?jj[aiur of wasting Utr **p. II It niUnut harm tl\? fiuest<tilfc,?M softest Haiiiu la Mini it b loi^M to the hands. ? GRANDMA'S Powdered Soap Vow Grocer Has HI "I i i? Otllifst Man" Dead. st, I .cm is, Auk. 18.? -Kev. W. J. Wii Hhujinoh, nationally known as the "friend liest man in St. Louis", nod former pastor of Third Baptist Ohuroh, otic of flu' city's mast fashionable parishes, died suddenly today from hemorrhage of tin- brain. following hifl resignation | i' ii mi th?' pastorate of the Thtrd Bap lisl Church I li r*M" years hk<>, , Dr. Wil liamson. in a public statement confess ed that intoxicants hud been the cuuko uf mental ami physical collapse. * - .1. Hob < >?( 'ain, of Orangeburg county, was killed by a passenger train- Wednes day morning at tbc station at Orange Inn K WANTED ? To purchase mens and la dies second liand bicycles. Also pld kerosene oil stoves. Apply to C. M. Coleman, Camden, S. C. NOTICE ? For a nice, cheap coftiin or casket call at Hilling's Bros.. Ar rant's old stand. LITTLETON COLLEGE Hot water, heat, electric lights and other modern improvements. The 37th annual session will begin Septeuibor 25th. Write for new illustrated catalogue; also for particulars concerning onr spe cial offer to a few girls who can not pay our catalogue rate. Address J. M llhodcs. Littleton, N. C. Bids To Be Received. We will receive bids for the assign ed .??'tock of l*earce?Young Hardware Company in Camden, S. C. for stock and fixtures, either or both. Cost price of stock $7,000.00; fixtures $1,100.00. A line opening for a hardware busi ness in Camden. Hids received until August .'Mst. reserving right to reject any or all bids. Stock and inventory open to inspection. Will be glad to furnish further information upoi} ro siest. ?lolin S. 1-indsky,' Assignee. W. M. Shannon, Agent of Creditors. Camden. S. C.. P. O. Box 278. Football Nolle*. All caudidate.s (or the ^ fool; bull toiuu ttr?* hereby uotiw ^ practice will begin Monday Aug. 24, the school house square at six o'vfe It. B. Clarke, (.'apt \ U. U. Witlkowsky, M|t. Wants- -For Saltl W ANTED ? Forty to fifty car loadu and pine wood. Write what yoa| and best price f.o.b. your >b Address "Wood" ??a. re of CbioQidS WANTED ? About tou, cordis good, uud pine wood delivered. at mj i dence in Kirkwood. Will p?j price for Rood wood. W. 0. I Camden, S. C. 19 WANTED? You to kuow that we rt bicycles und kerosent stoves. ] any kind of work in the repair C. .M. Voleman, Camden, 8. C. FOB SALE ? Six lots und houses, one bam and stable, on the of Mill and York Streets. Apply j !*. A. Wittkowsky, Camden, 8. C. WANTED? I iive dealer to handle bJ <>oe automobiles in this territory. opportunity to make money. G. f~ Hani, Distributor North and Soil Carolina, Charlotte, N. 0. 1J WANTED? 1 want a good share (ml for two bom* farm close to Caadafl Will furnish JOOO pounds fertih*^ per acre. ?T. L. Moselcy, ITl^j FARM' FOR SALE? A desirable pkil containing about 65 acres three d3m from Camden on public road, (tail land. J. %j. Moseley. l'tf 3 DR. R. E. STEVENSON DENTIST Crocker Building *' Camden. S. C. m THE CONFEDERATE COLLEGE A Boa rding and l>a.v School for (Jirls. ItcgiUs its .session October 'J, 1!HK. Historic institution situated in a healthy location. Advantages of City Life, with large College Yard for outdoor spo.i> A well planned course of studies in n homelike atmosphere. A business course open to Seniors, ntid Elective Course to Jo ? ? ?? ? mix I Seniors. r\vo domestic science courses. giving practical and theoretic know ledge ,,f Cooking, A well equipped Library. I "i ? ;i i :t 1 1 1 j; i ie ;ind further i uformtvtiwu npply to the College 62 BROAD STREET CHARLESTON. S. C. TO THE FARMERS of Kershaw County Idani" cnQt?man(ls Pr,co a?I \\ Inch* *mf tare exercised in ginning, when will be inton-tp1?1*^ trati-nf ,*,'i?r uork done bv m Tll? ,)est service, from a modern .lft f te{1 Jn finding when* ih.> i"4 ? ol(1 machinery. We believe you ion to the following particulars * sorv'ce can be obtained, and we invite Our machinery is modern \v . \ ? of special 'VrailTin^01' n,orrna^ demands, o,,','.1 ''/)l >r.at'on l(-> ur 80-saw tfins, and our ca and it is re^ninHv' ? ? *lav'' served the ?n,1S ? anc*led and kept in repair by men (^inninir Dcrf irt'm V f,n'SP0ct0fl l,y ;,n expert whn f nningi Public with entire satisfaction. Apartment alone. mt " h'> ?? employed by our company for its Our system of accounting Kc. '"'("ur ' record" ?y infornitttion\,|p.Q?PpiJf flh? >'ou as it is to us. At any time arc permanent and are avail- , , nam<i of driver, weight of bale, We appreciate your patronage ' ' ? or ym,r a* an y time. Yours very truly. Southern Cotton Oil Company - - ? - ? Camden Mill.