The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 25, 1918, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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I'ubllHbed every Friday at 1101) No.
Broad Street, a ml enteral at tbf ('am*
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|'r<>Ki?lt>at Wilmm baa hubmittcd I )???
4?oi'iiiiUi pit' it for tin armistice nml peace
fd i li<- allies. ?'"l i'1 ,,l4> Win? time ha*
infohunl HerHn t l>*at there ciin be up
a rill int i<'4' except upon term*, that would
make il iuijwmiibla for (jerinnny to re
new lii i' I i I i I it's While roiiscntiiiK (" doft)
further Witt) tin* prtMQt authorities in
4 i ?' 1 1 1 ? a 1 1 > . the President lias given t h?*iii
(jlli u :i i nlrif :
"Il it UH* I itjled Stale- i Ml u-t d.,,1
with the military lHHstora ami monarch!
* till autocrat* of (lernwiiy now. or if it
in lik?*l.v to haw to deal with tbein
Inter in rp||rt| to (be Int^ndttniiiit "??
HgatlniiB *it tin' tinman Kioipti^j (t must
demand. not peace negotlatiOfPf. hut sitr*
M'lulrr, ,\(?t IjiuK run lie named by leav
i 1 1 K (his essent ial 1 1 1 i ii K tinsiiid."
Tin' President's reply t\? the tiVniwin
notify was handed to tin* charge of the
?.Swiss I. 'Million Wednesday n i k h t for
trnuxiulxMloii to. the tJerinan tJovcrn
idoii t.
An I hf note was dispatched, Sccre
tary Tumulty, at thr White House, govt?
emphasis t<> tin- assurance when by all
m< iiiIxtn of the . government that no in
terruption "I thr military prvKntOi is
i iiiitcmpfiitril by makiiiK public corre
spondence between Secretary Maker and
I 'ivKulen t Wilson showing that more
than two million AnWriran soldiers have
embarked for the war overseas.
The President's note accedes to' the
reipicst that he take up with the Al
lies the proposal* of the new spokesman
of i he tierman pi'oplo, but doffc It with
notice that virtual surrender of the Ten
Ionic arniies in tin' fielil will he the
pi ire demanded for interruption of the
heating now being administered.
In transmitting the matter to the
Allies, tlii' 1 'resident s?ys lie lias i>ug
gested that if they, are disposed to ef
fort pence on hjs terms and principled
iiow n'reepted by the present (teripau
authorities, the American and Allied
military advisers be nsked if they deem
such nun rniistiee possible from a mili
tary point of view, to submit such terms
n s will fully protect the interests of
thr people involved and ensure to the
associated governments the unrestricted
power to enforce peace, on the conditions
accepted.
\V. 1 >. tJatiison. 11 prominent agriMil
t u rii I export hm'1 candidate for < *? ?iu in i ?
stnn7T r,f Api-irutHirr Iflst MiiiilUcr. died
Saturday morning Silmuierville. f I #?
was forty years old. No i* survived Ir
itis wife Mfl<V> two lit I le daughter*. The
funeral will ill Anderson.
The i hi I'd ii nn mi I Lee County Fail*
will bo held at llishopville November
27. 1'S. 2!>. nnd'.Ht). Many improvements
have been made, and the premiums of
fered |hif\, year are larger than for
the two previous year*. The horse show
and races, always a feature of this ?uc
4'essful county fair, will offer attractive
purses to horse- owners. Special at
tention will be paid to the exhibits in
agriculture. stock. poultry and woman's
and xirl's work. The schools of the
county will have large exhibits of the
work of the scholars. All \Atr work
activities will he represented by booths
and exliibits. The management promises
to surpass in every respect the fair of
last year. The l.ee County fair has
in the past two years succeeded iu plac
ing itself in the front rank of county
fairs in the South. It. h, Neuron is
secretary and .Tames 1). I.ee will con
tinue as assistant secretary and man
ager.
Secretary ? ? War I lit Iter made the
announcement Wednesday that the num
ber of American soldiers now in France
hud reached the grand total -of 'J.OOS.Wll .
lie also .made the statement that very
few losses had been sustained in trans,
porting this immense army overseas.
Slaughter I't'ii Condemned.
Tin* slaughter pen just <ui tin' edge
of lort n. located nmr the Seaboard freight
depot lins been condemned by City
Health officer John \V. Wilson. The
place whs reported to be in a most un
satisfactory condition and the" stench
coming from there wan said to be some- j
thing u 1 most unbearable to people pass
ing thai point. A reputable citizen who
made an inspection of this place tells
u* that it was an out rage to offer meat
for sale that hail been slaughtered at
tlii* pen. The health officer has noti
fied the butchers using this slaughter
pen that their meat will have to be kept
<>fl this market until the place has been
made sanitary In justice to Mr. \V.
K. Wntkins we will state thnt ho docs
not use thi> -daughter pen, but does
his butchering at his place about a
mile north of Camden.
COM.MKNT ON tiKKMW NOTK
Kriitorhi) Virus Taken 1-Vom Various
Newspapers.
The following editorial comment on
tierntany'* reply is compiled (>> tin* A*
?iM-iaio?1 Press:
New York World. --Germany i* not!
ready t?? admit it* d''fent and accept '
t ho term.* which it begin* t < ? f ?? a r arc |
(n he imposed by it* t riumpha n t adver- j
*arie*. When it presently recognize* !
that it cannot win in the field and that
all it* *t rategom<? elsew In- ro do ii"t in
volve it* adversaries in jealousies nnd
dispute*, it will yield as many another
nation a* proud if not a* powerful. h:i*
had to y ield.
New York I Irrald? Today, a* on tin*
heel* of the American note, of October
>. tin* demaml of the American iwnple
>v i 1 1 bo -no armistice. no negotiations, no
discussions. no pare until there is open
admission of defeat by whatever govern
ment (Jermany may have and no thought
< f peace until the (Jerman armies have
Mirrendered uiwonditionaily.? On with
the war! We have just begun to fight.
Washington lV?st ? The communication
is nothing else than an effort to obtain
relief by uttering a scries of falsehoods
and falKC promises to President Wilson.
There should l>e only one answer here
nfter to anything that Oermajay may
*#,Y ; . "Hurrender to Koch,"
Obatua Kt'< The latest note r" r.?tn the
(in mall (JoVerUinCUt <lo*g not meet ftl?
I'^yu j ren?en|*? 1 1? no wum>, generally or
spec|||cnlJ,V, is it ICM|>Ollsi\ e.
Him iHf|M Fnion -It won't <!o. (U|
many must plead guilty.
lip* Aug*)?* Time.*- Tw<| things have
11 l?l >a i.-it 1 1> bi'i'i) achieved j The tjrboat
atrocities have been stopped and Kaiser
i?m Iihm been put out of business. Now
i t ii- !ii>init arm I id Ice ijueirtlbbi t < ? the
Miiprcjio* war council, (inutility must come
tn trim-.; ibf is on I lie wn>
Dallas Ni'hm The note Im ultpicttt^r
iin-Mii-fiM t?.?i .v. The tttrorff and ni ii i k t <? i
personality of (to* Kaiser mubt go be
fore ii ? k* ? t i a t i ? > ii CAD proceed. Ah for
denial of StrOcltti'H. (Jerhiany should not
lie permit ted to collie to the peace table
\\-it Ii a lie on Iter lips.
Fort Worth Record It i- the (ier
niun.V of the I lohen/ollern that speaketh
ami it i* the government of the ilohcit
scollern that should he destroyed. Why
emit i ii lie the I'm Tespondcnce? t
Columbia HtntC The omission of refer
ence to guarantees as demanded liy Pies
iilent WHMiO in his note of October
given to 1 lie Oeriuan reply the character
of ilellanee. The Allied governments not
being imbecile will not allow the OeV*>
mail it ifbioH n breathing gpeU mnler the
nnriie .of "armistice." It is remotely pos
sible that liudendorff is clothed with
power to deliver the guaiantle.M, hut
highly Improbable. "Force without stint"
should lie the American' reply.
Montgomery Advertiser The (icruiau
notv is a step toward peace hut by ne
gotiations. It does not meet the deter
mined purpose of the American people,
it does not meet the indexible deter
mination of the French ami British peo
ple. It exasperates rather tlinii mo)ji
ties the great boilyo f puhlie sentiment
in the Allied countries which in demand
ing an iiuivmlit ional Aurrejider; '
Prfivid.ence Journal. ? The (icrmuii gov
ernment" offers a reply lliat is not worth
the paper on which it is printed. It
Is a compliance in form without yield*
ing, anything except what has to be
.\ ichled to the hard argument of force.
1 'ortland l'fotw. The reply is nothing
more than a clumsy effort to keep open
Hie door to negotiations and t<i provoke
t ii rt her-. discussion* It will' not impress
the American people as sincere.
Buffalo F.xpress. ? If Mr. Wilson re
plies at all it should* f>e to the effect
that it" the (ierinan < ioverninent desires
an til-mist ice it should send commission
ers to the Allied War councif headed
try . Vl?xiiluil Foch.
Waterbury Itepuhlicnn The terms of
evacuation must be dictated. Germany
must not be allowed id her surrender
to, put any interpretation of a draw
upon the end of .-the war.
Atlanta Constitution. ? The last Ger
1111(11 peace note to President Wilson is
involved and ambiguous. Now let us
refer all further communications from j
(iermany to (Jen. Foch for his attention,
if wa are to have- t letter it will rnmr
that way.
Atlanta ?loviruu) ? The latest German
peace note is the move of a desiderate
and eratt.v f??e, who seeing the upprhjtc|>
of decisive defeat, seeks a truce that
will save his armies ami assure him a
strong bargainer's seat at the confer
ence table. / i
Jacksonville Times-Fnion ? --Ax to what |
should he the next step of the govern
ment. the Times-Fnion has no advice '
to -offer. The war has been waged un
der leadership of the President. Ills
conduct of the war has brought success
ami his declaration of n* purposes has
been accepted as the declaration of the
American people.
Savannah Morning News ? The whole
thing is a transparent camouflage; a
child'sp Jay answer; an evasion; a
jockeying for time ; a I ie on the face of
it. The notef rom the German people
has not yet been received.
Chicago Tribune ? From the German
response it i* apparent that the ruling
powers at Berlin now look complete de
feat in the face. There is but otte. mind
in America on this war. that it shall
go on to victory." to the utter destruc
tion of Prussian militarism and to the !
establishment ?f prnrp founded on its !
u idles."
Salt Lake City Telegram ? Germany's
latest note is not such as will justify
the hope that the hour of peace has
dawned,
Denver Kock Mountain News ? Neith
er statute nor constitution can change
the heart of a people and the German
heart is still fort he Kaiser, still for
war as a means to an end and still un
repentant of her crimes against human
ity. We say again, let Marshal Foch
decide.
Duluth News Tribune ? Hut one anj
swer should be made this greatest of
criminals and liars. It should refer the
(??rman Government to the military coun
cil for all further parley and refuse
to receive any further communication*- ?
until the armies have surrendered.
l.lltKKTV I.OAN l'l IU IIASKKS
Who IMiicfd Their Subscription* Through
First National Hunk.
Following is a list of subscriber* to
the Fonrt Liberty Loan who purchased
through the First National I)ank of
I'amden :
t\ .1. Shannon. Jr.
Ci ??<?. T. Lit tie _ .
.1 It. l>inkiu<
' V. A. Hoy kin
llirsrli Hro*. & <
Thoma* ' '. llaile
I.. I. (Jnion
Wnteree H. A: 1..
John T. Markov
( II Hanm
S A I.. Kaihvax
It T Nlirkle
\. H. Workman
t'lmv (' Watt
A II Moykin
I W I '...skin
I .. \V Ho> ki n . Jr.
Ivlwin M ii Her
I S. H. (*lrtik?on
W II Tiller
Victor Wwril
H l> Hoy kin
Mr* Iti'ssio (\ 1 rbj
S M Mick If . -
... 15,000
. _ <1,0<)0
. . .">,000
. 5.000
5.000
-.100
2.000
A o-oriat ion . 2.000
....... ! .fiOO
. . . i .r>oo
1,400
1,150
1.000
1.000
1 .000
1,000
I ,(KN>
1.000
1,000
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It M.
J nines
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A. II
It. OSS
llttinan
L 1 rby
(iurducr -
Kovkin. J r
K. Miller Hoykin - --
Mi*? Leila H. Hoykin 500
J? W. t 'anti>v
Hugh MK'itHnni -- - ?>
A1 II. lleyman
T J. Arrant* - --
I Ml rilan IV H?l]
S|w*n> lioleofl
i i q*j ajg
.1 ii. Hiuofttoftd ;{0o
John F. ( 'lui k?- 280
tt m. Htroupe 250
\h ? S. F. hui-iiigtun , 280
It. II. Haum ' jjflO
I.. A. Wittkowsky
u I., ftanttfti Iw
.1. J., (ieltyn . 200
,1. S. Khamc v. '-rJf.r - 200
Sciji Sanders m
Sam < \ Truesdale- -00
w. .i. i >Miui ww
0, iv Dui?o*c v.- 200
A.K. Ho wen 200
U. J. HaW 200
.1. L. Kiiklami, Sr. 200
W. H Watkin* JOO
It l\ Outlaw 200
w. T. Bmith 200
li. L. lull #HH>
Mr*. lOlixabefh D. Hoykhi HH)
II. F. Boyklii KH)
Mis* May (\ Hoykiu 1<H?
Miss Sarah II. 1 5< k. i i? 100
Tony Mr afford 1(H)
Mrs. Isabel I HfOWtJ 100,
Mrs. Hit-hard II. Cantey 100
JT. N. Christmas 100
lit I'. DmvIk $2 1(H)
W. J. Davis ?? 100
N r. U$t&* 100
Mrs. Daisy Griggs UK)
1 }ft W. 1>. Urifiby ? l<x>
Cager Johnson KM)
G rover (P. Kirkland J. 1(H?
J. L. Klrklaml H>0
F. Dewey Marshal 1(H)
rtcunie \V. Marshal 100
?I. H. Oiboiitv loo
Dr. J. P. IMokett 1(H)
Jr~H. Sinclair 100
Hampton Sutton 100
Mix .1. S. Trant ham lOO
10. II. Watts IOO
Mrs. Margaret O. Hoykiu 100
X. ('. ? lloykin 100
.Miss May lleislnnan . 100
Tom WoOd IOO
Mrs Thus. L. Akocatulfr -v 100
A. J. Heattic :'?wv 100
Chris Ht'lcuK 100
Alfs. I/. I). Hoykin i 100
It. 10. Hi ykin loo
W'/ S. Hurnet .... 100
Camden Chronicle loo
?A. It. Collins . too
M. 1>. Collins 100
Mrs. Sadie j, lOichel , 100
Henry Gainey l(>o
Mrs*. Carrie Gnoilnle . .. loo
11. II. Harris 100
S. I >. Hurst . ? 100
Isaac Jones 100
George Ki riches ... 1(H)
Miss Julia H. Klrklaml .-L._-.__.. IOO
Fletcher Mob re 100
1. .1. AlcKenzie .. . 100
Mrs. lOlizqbeth Mclntyre ltX)
Miss Cornelia M. ,?Nelson 100
NVm. It, Nelson IOO
Miss Seltna I'arnsK " 100
John (I. it k'h a f da, Jr 1 loo.
t'i Sessions 100
F. Tillman 100 !
11. Walter*-? r---:- ? ? ?? ? 7- ? u "[rwT
('. 10. Watts 100
W. J. Worshani - 100
Nellie Addisan 50
< 'hester Addisrn'" f?0
W. S. Harm's ' \ ' ftO
A. H. Howeu ... 50
Alfred H. Hoy kin 50
Miss May ('. Boyktn ? 50
Mrs. II. F. Hoykin j 50
.lames Jlraoey 50
Lewis Hranhani 5<j
?lames Hrisbanc __ . ,? 50
Helton Hrown. Jr.
Mrs. Isabel Hrown 00
Mrs. F. I). Campbel], Jr. 50
Mrs. .lanie W. Dinkins 50
.lack Ferguson ? 50
(Jiles W Fjsher fiO
?luditli H, Foster f?0
Airs. L. H. (Jardner 50
N. I*, (.'ettys. Jr. i r>0
Kvelyn .1. (Jottys _ 5^)
?I L. (?ettys, Jr 50
Mrs. N. (|(?ttys ^ 50
(! (!. doff 50
Harry Jung (loon v 50
Mrs. Lilian Grigsbv v"2 i 50
('. H. Hatfield 50
Uichard Howard 50
Lucy Johnson ^ qq
lOddie .lones** ... 5^)
Amos Kelly r": " 50
.lohn (1. Kelly v. 50
A. G. . Lollis 50
Mrs^ 10. ({, Manning !._ 50
?!'. K. Montgomery . Rn
<i M. Moseley _ ' ~ 5^
Mrs Margaret McCoy . ~ 50
Ferris McDowell 1212' 50
L. L. McLaughlin " 50
Joe Nettles 1 50
Mrs. Nellie Pea ice . 5n
<'? H Pit* ZZT 50
Harry S. Porter
Henry Hay
Hen Heed
Kdward Heeil, Sr.
?lames Hey nobis
Francis IJussell
Shelby C. True^dale
Mrs. W. F. Truesdale
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
w ? 50
?'I rs. Kate L. W atkins nn
I.. 1>. Watts 50
.Ml km Olive Whittrodge . 50
?I < William .. .. 50
? ?eo. II. Wittko\vsk%v 50
.1. W. Wood % 50
Miss Emily I.. Zemp 50
Mrs. Gertrude M. Zemp 50
It. T. Mirkle . ... 50
IV l>. Hoy kin --- -- - 50
Jim ( ?<' raid - ? 50
(Jeorge Aldrieh . j'- 50
Miss Annie Alexander 50
Austin Alexander ? - RO
Frank. Alexander 50
Zellie Alexander -- 50
K. Atkinson ? - - 50
Eewi* Hallard . . 50
Edmond Bennelt . - ? 50
J. W. Boykin . 50
Ilobt. Hrown-'. _ . ? -- 50
0. C. Burjciss ? 50
Mrs*. Caroline W. Burnet - 50
(Jibbes C. Cnrter 50
Miss Jennie ('lark _ . 50
Austin Charles 50
Tiarrv Chestnut 'a- 50
.T. M. Tline 50
"W. IV Collier . ?*- 50
Murv It. Connors ? . 50
C. E. Cook . i- 50
Cain Davis 50
Eugene H. Davis -. W
A. <?. Din kin* - - 50
Mack Dinkins . - 50
1. urn Drakeford .. -- - 50
1 S. Drakeford 50
Tom Duren . -mr 50
W. D. Duren 50
I To race English 50
Foster B. English . 50
n. K. Hallett t- 50
Mrs. .lean I.. 1 1 all ?? t . 50
J. C. Harrison 50
Miss Carolyn Iteymnn 50
Miss Margaret Hofue 50
Look fort) 10
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A necessity ? not a luxury
You don't haVe to endure the chdllug terrors of a
cold Imthroom.
The portable Perfection Heater iu a few minute*
makes the room warm and comfortable? even heat*
\.?ur water for shaving.
Ka.sy t?? elean and fill -^-smokeless, odorless ? hie*
Aladdin Security Oil gives beet results.!
lJuy your Perfection now.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(New Jersey)
w??bioau??.Ixa - Baltimore, Md. Charlotte. N.C.
Norlolk.Ve.
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.Henry JjMnes 5JJ
Tom Johuson 7 ? 'jH
Kl ' Ii. .ToTios ...... 50
Frank .1 <?u<'s ? . *j0
John J ones, Jr. ^
Thomas Joy - f*c ? 1 50
Albert .1. Kelly - 50
Fml Lewia W
\V. M. I -ollis PO
t?CWin Lvlrs : 50
W. I.. Mickle .r>0
UaiiKom M. Mitchell 50
(?. W. Monroe --- 50
Jake Monroe ? 50
Sheileriek Murphy 50
Arthur Nelson . > 50
.lames Nelson ?- 50
W. 1,. Nenl -l-,-" ? ? 50
K. L. Pate ? -? 50
Mrs. W. H. l'enre#* ? , 50
W. B. Porter ---? 50
Win. 11 Bust. Jr _ . 50
I0d \v Hid Beed, Jr. ? . 54)
John Beed ; 50
Uabriel Bobinson ? 50
Jese llobPrtson 50
,r. K. Bush . : 50
W. F. Bussell. Jr . - 50
Mrs. Benton Sheorn --- 50
Eli Starke : 1- 50
R. L. Stokes 50
T. Sutton 50
Isaac Taylor ? 50
Mrs. Edna Z. Team 50
Alvin Thompson . 50
M. J. Truesdale 50
Mrs. I,. T. Trues<lalo ^ 50
W. T. Truesdale 50
Henry Vinson 50
W. H Walters 50
fathleen Watts 50
Moso Watts : 50
A. A. West - - 50
W. H, Whaley 50
J. F. Wider - ? 50
John Wldinan ? , 50
Haumnie Williams : 50
tL,.W. Williams 50
B. I>. Williams 5<)
Mrs. Kwie- L. Withers 50
Miss Nan Young 50
Wants-For Sale
FOE 8ALK ? Abruzxi rye $2.75 por bnsli
el. Jp2.nO iu five bushel lots or over.
Westerliam Plantation, W. A. Hush
Manager, Lngoff, S C.
LOST ? Between Commercial Hotel and
Seaboard depot a shaft with pully at
tached. Howard if returned to J. L.
(iny, Camden. C. lfi
WANTED? A two burner Perfection oil
stove in good condition with good
chimneys. Phone ISS. ltp
FOR SALE ? ?<? acres of farm lands a
few miles east of Camden for sale.
Address "Land" care of the Chronicle,
Camden. X. C. lti-pd.
LOST ? Mark and tan bitch, hound, has
.short tail. Strayed while hunting near !
Shepard Monday night. Will pay $5 re
ward for return to R. M. Hall, at Cam
den. Route 2. ltp.
FOR SALE ? A few loads <?f eompoftt
scraped out of lot. No straw i?r other
rough matter, at $8.nO per load. J. TV
Zemp, Camden. S. C.
A I TO.M O R I LE SI PPUES ? Always on
hand a most complete stock, such as
Philadelphia Diamond find Storage
Hattorios. guaranteed one year, fnited
States an<l Fiak tires and tubes, Vul
< Hn Springs. etc. Our repair depart
ment second t?> ncme. We make a
specialty o f Konl work and carry a
complete stock of genuine Ford Motor
Co. i?Hrt*. W. il. Hay'* Garage, Cam
den 28-31
WANTED? -J ersey cow thnt will give
ii 1-2 to 4 gallons. Must not be over
TT^vY'arH old. Q7! WT Boy kin, ftoykin, H.
O. It.
LOST ? One suit case, lost between (.58?^
den and Hishopville, containing valua
ble articles. Had tug "A Warren Berk
ley. Norfolk, Va" attached. Ilad leather
tag with celluloid shied over name.
Finder will be rewarded if he returns
same to Hotel Williams, Camden, S. C.
FOR SALE ? Four second hand mules,
with wagons and gears. Cheap 'for
quick sale. J. 15. Zemp, Camden, 8. &
TRY SOME? We have for sale ?'King
nut" a new butter substitute. It eon
tains no animal fats. Cost much less.
Lot us sell you some of it. Lang'ti
Grocery, Camden, S. C.
FOR SALK ? A few more milk cows for
sale. Apply to J. Ii. Zemp, Camden-,
* -T- ? -<v
WANTED ? To rent about 20 or 25 acres
of land with house and outbuildings.
Address "Rent" care of The Chronicle,
Camden. 8. C.
HI TTER ECONOMY? Do you enjoy the
taste of good butter? If so, you
are .sure to like "Kingnut" the new
Nut-Butter, for it lias that delicious
cool, creamery butter taste. "pet us
sell you a package. Lang's High
Grade Grocery, Camden, S.vC.
FOR HALE? One 3917 Ford Touring
Car in first class condition. Apply to
Workman Grocery Co., Camden, H. C.
WANTKI>? -The t>ublic to know tbjh
havjp rcopgttwd tinder new inn.nfUfliM
First class repair work, genuine F?
parts, gasoline and oil. Kfrsfl
Motor Co.
FOR FERTILIZER for Immediate!
u livery see J. L. Moseley.
FOR SALE ? One cow fresh in
also one Jersey and Guernsey
age 2 1-2 yea^s.. B. B. Lorick,
den, S. C. 221
' * . v.? /?;. :.!?
FOR SALE? -Four second hirad
at bargains. Apply to W. A.
Lugoff, S. C. 221|
NOTICE ? For a nice, cheap coffin
casket call at Billing's Bros., AjJ
rant's old stand.
? 5
FOR SALE ? *Six lots and houses.
? one barn i and stable, an the c
of Mill and York Streets. Apply
L. A, Wittkowsky, Camden, 8. 0.
- - *
FARM FOR SALE ? A desirable plicfl
containing about 65 acres three ajlfll
from Olunden on pilWie rsa3. QmA
land. J. fj . Moseley. 17tl I
FARM FOR SALE? 83 acres (i,
County on Black River public Roitfl
between Bisbopville and Camden. 0?|JP
925.00 per acre. Terms part essh, pui
credit on mortgage. M. W. BetbroeM
125 N. Main Street, Sumter, S. C.
FOR RENT ? 4 horse farm 10 milJ
south of Camden known as the B<M
inson place. Good buildings ni;luii4l
5 room dwelling. C. P. DuBose.
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Is Promoted at This Store
When you feel that you simply must save a?*
economize, we ask you to come and look over our large
shtock of \ ^
General Merchandise and Household Suppliw
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Our stock has-been carefully selected and ecoiioin
ically bought, with a view to meeting' the needs of those,
who feel the need of economy.
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Don't pay fancy prices when you can help it. Yott
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can help it by coming to us.
Springs & Shannon
The Store That Carries The Stock.