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NNUAL horse SHOW CAMDEN SOUTH rion, , AMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, MARCH 26-27 elevent . WWW *?vO 'is VOLUME XXX. CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1?19. NUMBER 49. I, ANCANTKH <4KJ NT V N KWK N?lK,,b?ri?g County m, ?i.v Tht< Semi-W?wWy y,?. IJ W. <Jraeber iH't u>.ln> i,M ,;?ilf,.nl N, <*. when- >!m> will ^m| stmf iim<' with reUtivw. (,'itl.bl., will loav* tomorrow for Hiwh (ll,v.j|l,. to Ml> >i* duties 4* county Mt#t in l#ee c?otl?iV- Mr*, OrAebur will j,,i? hi... thi-re lutcr. ? Mis* Mo?tfo?e VVil-sun. of Uuthfvf.ud too. N- ( w?s takeu t 1m* poHitiou of: jua?HK#*r of the Wwteru Tnlon Tclfgittph .>&?<? in I.um-aater. M is. W. .1. funuiugham, who has not ^en well for some time has gone to Kock Hill to spend some time with iior daufhter. Mrs. Jftok White. Mitts Klounie Hnipea, of kaneaat?r KM. 4. bavins linfshed a business course at n Colutnbiu business allege, has accept Hi * position with Mr. M. M. Johnson, lawyer, ?t Camden. .fames Alien, Hr., wa? sentenced to ! tleath in the (Wtrfc ejwir on M#y 0, beitne convicted of murder. Jame* Allen, ,li.. and William Allen, convicted by the jurjr of manslaughter, were seoteuced radi three yeai-* ou the public woiis. ; ?/" ?: Jarae* t\ lluntec agsd 69. died at liis bomeon Hair atreet yc*tertfay nuirn in* Ml I :H0 following an Hlne** of two we^k* with intiuetuta and pueiiraoola. Hi* condition had fceeu considered hope* te*<H for several days on mrcuuut of weakness brought about by a stroke of paralysis suffered some two yeai* ago. Hp is Hui-vived 'by his wifej who be fore ber marriage w*m Miss WatHe Wil-j liamsou. of this city, one brother, Sheriff ,ft>bo P. Iluut*v?' and one staler. Mrs.} W. S. Horton of uear KershAw. Hifi 'ctal.T sou. Krantf M. Hunter, was u vic tim of influenza two months ago. J sir. tiuater bud been postmaster in! Lancaster for a - number of years and J was h oiau well known ?nd well liked) h? tho general public. He was familiar ly known t.> practically everybody as 'Tncle Jimmie." uud be wan so called as ;t token of affection. He was appoint ed postmaster b.v T Resident Hoosevelt without having asked for the office in ftn-t. the appointment 'came as a sur piw.l# .the people of the city. He spent hi* entire life here and waa one of the IkM known men in the fcounty. ? He was born March 10, 1850. son of the late Mr. and Mrs, .fames H. Hunter. He a member of the Methodist Church since his boyhood. x ?lark Hilton, negro. ? Who shot to death Walter Watt*..- also a negro in rb* store of J. A. Bridges and Com-, pany at Heath Springs last fall sub mitted to a vendi** of manslaughter and u sentence of twenty year* at hitfd labor in the eoirH of .general sessions for I.Hneaxter county yesterday morn-; jnir. - ' | Mr. and Mrs. J. I\ ftogers. of Mon-j roe. N. C? have announced the marriage ?f 1 la*i r daughter Ruth Cerbrindc. to Samuel DeWitt Hougli. ' to take place ar t licit. home Thursday Mlirb liO. Mrs. l?itlq Cajckey, wife of Ira M. 1 ';i>kev. at ttje New Cut section o?: |3*e "?iinty di?d'I Saturday afternoon at 4:80 o'clock after a short illness with influ enza nnd pneumonia. She was the 'laughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4*um Cald well. of (*>atawfea Junction. Surviving r'-r IjunImukI nnd ' three small child-! ' "n. ? ? 4 ' 'il. . V T Mis.s Mjtud Moore, of the (,amden "??in.?o| faculty s]?ont the weetc-end ? v > t li hor parents, Judge and Mrs. KrneSt Mir.?rp, ' ? 1" -!."3r?T ?' Meeting of Veterans. AvU^.iinHo.- ,1 froiu Mr. IK ^ McLaurin which was published in "><? dally papers, a niuni>er of Confed ? rut., veterans met last Monday at the probate Office .Kf Kershaw County ( for '??<* purpose of selecting thfPe (Vinfed ' rail* veterans for reootqilncndation to State Commissioner toy ajipointin^nt t- the Pension fJ.'.'ii'l for Kershaw Coun cil"1 recent act Off the J^ejrislature put "Thj* action was brought about by ' 'iR^npon the honor roll all (Confederate >"Idiei-H and sailor* and widows of Con federate Koldier* und sailors. and" com - I'onoatr them . for services rendered from to As there Was not a full "presentation- of the _ Y>t*ran*_ it was decided by those present to defer action "ntil a more thorough notice ?could be ->'iVf,n to fb?* Veterans, whereupon Satur '?ay. Mari.h 29th. was set for the time "? tbr wxf meetft** when it i* !*ped ?fry (Confederate veteran in the County he present Mr. W. 1.. McDowell ^ elected Clerk of the meeting and 'ostruieted to prepare a notice to he ;? Jblisbed In the county paper*, calling I he Vetera to meet on the date above ^ rationed, and al*0 to inform the JHat^j ' ^mmNsloarr of thl? aetio?. ? i ? . ? . ? ii ?l obo Jacob Aator. Jr.. .the potdbutnu* ' hUd of Colonel Aator, died ia the| '??iisnie faster, mfli l-re a fortoae of ?VC?T^5Sf #hen h? r*?ebes the age of II WINN I H < n HONOK R. li Milton, 118tli Iiifunti>, ; Awarded Congressional Medal. Charleston, March 1-. ? Kich Hilton ot the Out' 1 1 uudl ed (ind Klghtceuth lufautry. Thirtieth di vision, now undo r hospital treatment at Fort &lcl'her&ou, aear Atlanta, will soon be prcseuted with the congressional med^ a! of boiiot'. (titlMr by Maj. Oeu. II. fik Sharpe, ? -ununaiuliiiK the Southeastern d?: partnteut.. Qt by au officer of the de partment representing hlui, and it in probable that .1. I>. Hilton of Weatville, father of the gallant soldier, will go to Atlanta to witness* the -memorable event. Sergeaut Hilton lout an aroft as a result of wound" received in the brll-, At' " 1 liant exploit which won him much glory. Hut for the fact that ' Sergeant Hilton was sent back to America the medal would have been presented to' 1dm, by Ocneral IVrnhlng In France. ('barging a machine gun nest, kiUiug six UermAns. and capturing tea prison n.- is the notable act for which the South Carolina hero was awarded the rare medal. The citation for bl? act reads: "For vonapiclou* gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty iu action with the enemy Btj Itranvourt France, October 11. 1918. While Sergeaut Hilton's company was advancing through the village of Bran court, It wax held up by intense inflad iug tire from a machine gun. Discov ering that this Are came from a ma chine gun next, among shell holes at I he;, edit of , the town, Sergeant Hilton, accompanied by a few other soldiers, but trell in advance of them, pleased on toward thin position tiring with his rilfe until his ammunition was exhaust ed and then w;ith his pistol killing six of,, the enemy und capturing ten. the course of thin daring exploit, he received u wound from a bursting shell which resulted in the loss <flf 4?l$ arm." Attention. Confederate Veterans. I am requested by a number of Con* federate Veterans who, held a meeting at i?e Probate office Last Monday, and of which meeting I was made Clerk, t.i issue throujth the local papers a call to all Confederate Veterans of KCrshaw < 'ounty to meet at the <^ourt Hb'ufte in Camden. im Saturday tbe 29th inst,, at VJ o'clock, for the purpose of electing three Confedeitite Veterans for recom mendation to 1>, \V. McLauriu. l*enjrfonr C*>romissioner,for appointment uh a Pen sion Board for Kershaw County. This action is made necessary by a recent act of the* I.egfolature, and it .is earnestly desired that every (Confederate Veteran of ' Kershaw < 'ounty wiH be present at that time. W. I/. -McDowell. Clerk. . , Have Fine Dairy Herd,, Men*!*. Vv iu arid"' "Roland ? 'tfond gotta of Mr. and Mrs. Nt It. (Joodalej huve converted a part of the large glass greenhouse near their home into a model dairy. They have gathered from differ efif section* eleven of the finest Jersey <?owh tliat auyone wants to look at and has theui housed in this grefcnevy. ' Tliey luive purchased an dectric milking ma xbine which gives' great satisfaction and oil t* labor down to a minimum. Many visitors have called to se<? this remark - able machine iii operation. The young men find ready sale for all the milk produced. They have started with a small herd as an experiment and the herd may be increased at a later- date. The pkee is kept *o sanitary and the herd so completely KoUSed from view that ina?y of the cftl*ens in> tbftt neigh borhood did not kno'^jahflt a dairy was to .<}>eyatioi?. ^ . Had Quite a Rough Trip. Mr. Fred E; Stone went down to Charleston one day last week to drive a' large Cole car back to Camden. He hud Ipid the ear shipped by water fiotn Boston to Charleston and he had <^uite an experience wHh the - roads between Charleston aud Camden. H?t wasac <<owpanied on the trip by Renuie'&nift and Fred Bfcfene. Ji4.. an? the party had to get out in the mud and Water in the low country and build roads un der the Car in *od?e places. Upon reach* in# Camden he found that the Tlvet ~~wf* iip~ and - he? had- -to leave his ca?. at logoff sj>d walk ton into Camden, .lust another illustration of the need of good road* in thfs sttfte. Mr, . 8 tone has tbi* car advertised for ael* in an other place i*-4hi* paper today. ? ' i ? ji ,* iy^i i jfti**' r i' 7 " "7 ibettag ?* H??e tiwmy. . - In response to a call from Mr. H. tt. Caerisou.Jr.. secretary of Osadeo Hose Company the, member* met at their head quarters Tuesday afte rnoon and elected Mr. H. H- Birchmore. fortora a?4F-*r. W. I*. K?i*h* auffistaot foreman. Tbel matter; iotfwoeiCg -the company**, equipment diweusaed aad a ? tee appoloted to * 4o ?*ej company at Hs meed** t? ?#tt ^ d*ya#*r?0OC. i 1I1IC ill. i ll on TUN WAV < rtxvk Division Kxp?rtwl To lot ltd At Charleston Next Sunday. * ? < 'harlestmi. S. C.. Mai.-li 17. S,?utli t'UHtfrn department headquarter*. was officially notified by th? war depmlmeut, todi i.v that tho t run. sport Koittfigln der N ede riauden, anuouueed us hound for Newport N?W? fix>m France with n num ber of'ttOth division unites nfouuti. among them being tin- 1 0.1th ammunition train, made up of South Carolinu troops, had been diverted to Charleston. The ve*? tw?i is* -due here on Sunday. March The troop* will be Kent to C*mp J?fk* ??on f<?r sanitary treatment. The following Ik tafceu froin the) Oiveuvllle News of Tuesday: MA cablegram received here last ui ght by J. Newion Watklns from his *on iu-law. Major William 1>. Workman, ? batalliou commander of the 118th lih fan to. bringing the message "Sailing Sixteenth for Charleston" 1m taken here as indication that thin regiment is in all probability on it* way home apd will debark at Charleston. uThi* news .will flU many heart* with gladness for thin craqk regiment of South Carolina fighting men, a part of the :*>th lMvision. most of whom ar? from the Viedmont section, Js composed of old uational guard companies from cities and towns of the atate. Accord ing to the construction put upon Major Workman's message, the 119tb will like-" ly land in Charleston about the tii^t Or middle of next Week. Company A of the l)8tfc is the vld Butler Guard company, Greenville's own. In the fighttag this company lost, sever*} m,en and suffered many casualties^ lit did every' o4*aniaatk>u in th<v regimen U The other companies of the 118th are composed mainly of men from the fol lowing cities and townijf: Company B, Andersen. Compuuy C, Pelser; Company t>, 1 .aureus. Company K, Union. Company K, Spartanburg. ? Company <?, Fort Mill.. tympany It. Rock Hill. r i i ,,, ? t?t.-'i ? .1'- ?? ' Company I. Cheraw. ^ Company K? Anderson. . (jompan.v I,, Hartsville. Company M. Camden. COl'NCll- TO TAKK CHAHOK Mrnht. Carrlson and rills Appointed As Members of Advisory Bo.-ird v ' At a mpettbg of tyty ? mi 4 -i 1" held Tuesday night an audit of the books of the Comm Vision ws l'ublic Work* at Camden was prdercd made and as s<h?u us this is done city council will take charge of the electric Hght .and. waiter plant that baa bom under the commission form since the new plant wjis installed several years ago. ? Councilmen. <?. I*. DURcse. IC. S. Wil liams and O. A. Rhatne were named as tbe committee to h?k after the eon* du<l of the plant with Messrs. H. G. ('ah iaoiu. Sr.T and H. B.IPltts, two well known business men as an advisory coat mittee to work with thr comnrittee from round). As soon as the audit bus been made it is expected a manuger will be appoint ed to conduct tbe plant and some changes will be made. At this meeting a request;- came in from the advance man of a carnival aggregation asking that they be allow* ed to bring bis show to Camden. Ooun ? *i I refused to let the show ??ome here. Mayor Brusinicton requests its K>*cor a statement appearing in last week's Chronicle where we stated- iBSt'The law as *o the sale of /fasoline without a -ttrtwit.. wuuld.- be eqforqod. Thin was Wrong. The council agreed to let "oils erf tbe garages remain open on Sunday and febey would permit the sale of gaa* nlin" and emergency parts where iiefes Each of the garages will alter? nsV on keeping open on -Bui^day. Mr. Kirby Dead. Mr. A. I*. Kirby. a*ed 75 J*e?lr*, ?!ied at the liome of bis son ifi ,the' Wateree Mill village Wednesday inoruin* last after an extended illness. ? * He Is sur vived by - his second wife and five child* ren. Air. kfrby was a native of the 'RaddUfe Mill section of tehe county. The imirral and burial occurred Thurs f'hurcb. . ^ ; In as?p?^ By reference to a large, ad in The OhroaMh' today it wlft>e a? n- tha t the Gent's Furnishing Ooropa ay "'(Men* :Jtbe.p ) expwt tpf bit up far tta* to ??erve 4he Heater trade. ^ Wo ritmen are at wot* m$m nverhauliax the vacant store ia the Mann Block making it ready 4ea sad the aemaiader . ia . oa the way. They are acofag to -Shake a - sptjjtelt?. of ../high olsss go aad Mae apt fcmuifyee h? lllsd ia Oamiea. |i a<.iI |VkAi mJK las a rt/slWai. n I #?v/(a V P> "an T in TMwGWy . S^HlCrVSf KICKSHAW NKW8 NOTKS Interesting Happening Gathered From The Mr* of That Pfofft \s' 4i.;-\V - v v,;.'- it. ?? utiyfe.' In wt'ordum'c w(t^ the Wlnritt he sv u I hi? niotliM' from Halt Afilouin, Tr\,i\ i.icut. Huiol - I'lyler arrived at home -iu?i Thursday. ? long ab sence, numt ot tiu?e wax spent wHb the American force* oversea*. Soon after the I'nUod States entered the world wi\r Lieut. IM.vler offered hi* services u> hi-, <-ountr> aud wen^ into training #6r the aerial' aei'vioe. After training tu th,i* oountry, ,or *otne time he was transferred t\? Canada. whrtivt ho tiuish ed his training with the rank of Idee teuant. After being in servh-e for some time abroad hi* plane weut down be* hind the enemy lines one day while in action and from that time untH th? biguiug of the armistice h? was held f prisoner ?;ln Germany. Being reloaded afteawulxl* he turned bis face homeward, m < tlvinjc his discharge in his own na tive Innd, and came bom? #ee JW*j nv-'ther. who So long a time m *?1* in unxious suspense regarding his! wetfave. Mr*, l*lyl?\r gave a dinner in honor of her son on larit Friday, having present a number of relatives from l?an on "for and .fcffer*rtn. and several friends j in town. 3gi?. Ml In K. Gauthcu had the. good fortune to find hrr diamond ring among th? things that were waved from the rttjfe w lieu her, home wan burned* H. I>. Htaluaker and two child* i? n of Manning, spent last FHday and KnUrday In Kcrwbaw visiting Mrs* Ktaluaker,.'* ,uM*t;b**y Mn. W. F. Rvgn?.| W. K. flower* left for Douglas Qa, Wednesday to 'become Farm Demoaatra-I J?|b Agent for the county In which ' ; fought* ?s situated. ? aSo; ban been reported to the Kra that Yilaud (Griffith was Very seriously shot Ui'?t Friday night at Jefferson by Dr. G. W. Gregory, the ball passing through .Mr body. Griffith was taken to a hos 'pitnl-in tkdumbia but we are uu&tttc t?V state anything as to his condition this rime. Domestic trouble was f-tjted to be the cauae of t^he shooting. ? M'Vf -ptradforQ. who wa* prominent u'l^-nir the colored- people of -the com-. "w ed .f tan Saturday of pneumonia Mlilgffli influeufcu and was lurried .0# Sunday afternoon whb the honors of the fraternities of which he wns <1 ' mem ber. - "i_"- "?\ U sty. und .Mik. T. J. (iregor.v returned Saturday fronv their vlfdt to Haltlmnre and New York. 'l*ho luauy. friends of <''u|ttttiii S. ,1. teuton will regret to learn thut he has been qpafined~~to his bed for. more than a week on arcount of siekne??K. We are pleased t6::..agy thai he vas Nomewbat improved yesterday. I>; Ga?xtnert a>ho HVew .oaly j| shorty distant -e east of town, on the Haile mine i-oiui. suffered right severely from tire Im?i Wednesday, when his <x>tton house Wtfrf bii rued, together with eight, hales of cation, about oue hundred bushels of c?n-u, his farming Implements and a bar rel of painj^ which he had just bought. There w?s a small *mo{?t of insuranor on building but ngtte on <t|e eon tent*. It was only through heroic work of tbuse who ^ame to help tight the lire that JMr. Gardner did not lose his lioiae and other bniWHngs besides seyenr teen other bales of cotton and about elgbt hundred bushels v>f <-om. A Mnall ne gro giii only Ohpnt Mix seved yedrt j old. set the cottou afire. Y'O.L ;tlN*U'KKS KMPLQYKK8 - - ' r Southern Cotton OH Company Takes Out U- -^Hfewrwiw Fw Air It* Men. L. 'g$L ti /jj v ? ? ? " T^' Thc Southern Cotton (HI Company Iniv prfM?n'r??H lif.- ii)MU rancc fur cach ' of it* employe's who have been ' re*tti<trly Jn tbe aervlec for as lonR ox mix month*, the amount of intturanw running from five hundred ty one thousand dollars, according to the salnry paid to each employee. The policiea . art to hf ?t? ried by the company at it* own ex peon ? iu favor of the families of tbe implovcc* mo ioiiK an they remain in the employ *4 ? 4b* - company. : -J*,' "* v. : V Tbe insurance tbun carried ban already proved of great value to the*e employe**, ?*peelaljy did it do**o,in the iafluenxa epidemic when tbe bead of the family wait eplled in *> many inatuaco*. Tb|l amount ~qL insurance rftc+Ued lu thaae <?*e* helped to tide over many dittenM t^7 ""*? placc*. *r Tbe big corporation a have tbeir fauka like tbe little one*, and like individuate to o, imt tbe adoption of thl* plant- of make it* dividends possible ahaw that tbb" company U not entirely xelfish and. unmindful of other people. ? i. ? i To MM Blma Rauae. l&jjjtt ?*?*? -- ? w" V r~ ' r-' J. Horace Thome*. oa* ?J <>md*a'e colored phyakdan*v baa let. the tntmtl for tW nractiott of another brum 'agpr the one owned by him on W?* ZMBM street. The ?o* 1*tt toe awm* IBM* aad work ?Wt nommeaee io a few day. NKH ROADWAY HKJtiKSTKI) < ..mmitte Would Have Htrhtght Highway i-Yoni t'tfmden to New Brld?r TU?- Ural regular mooting of tin? ncwi> ovgapiaed 4'bau?bor of CowmenY wux ht-Kl u( U>* Op?*?'*? Uousr lust hVula> # ft o moon . Mad ttKVwl to be a very eu thi?*Ut?t4c one. ,y >|r,. Oarriaon the pres Uh?ut';apoke very Intercxtingi of ft vWit U> Hock Mill Where be went in aearch of Idea* for rtvr iimeeH*fuJ .oi?e'ration .?f ft body <?f thU kind. Mctfyat matter* Mrere d?*cu?sed at the meeting, principal among them being the queKtK.ii ?.t holding m <Vjunt> Foir dur ing tbe coming fall. It whs detiuitely decided to hold the fair, and ij. rommit U* was appolutcd to begin art ouec' to Vurmulate the piauw for some. It wa? vi?tcMf4 that an effort be made ?to wecure tbe next annual Fireman's Tour* uamcnt. but diwrusMon of the queMtiou wus stopped wbeu tbe meeting wa* re minded of tbe. preaeut dilapidated con dition of Camdon'a Fire equlp?^u|. The idea of u tire truck bavin* beeb aban doned. Mv. .1. H. Hharoe, chairman ot tbe comoiXtytee on CfvK* lu?provcmeat wax requested to aaoettajn what the prospects were of getting. uot a tire truck-, but a new hone wagon. Tbe tHt.v Council a nil the tire department are now working on a u to kkui? m bow wa#oo . In the near future, and xvHh thin new impetus added to the movement -H if i\>ntidentiy hoped that a wagon will be xecured within a abort time which will at least be aafe for tbe Hremcu to ride" oh. , What promised to be the most InUtft estiug di^usslon of the meeting ^ was brought about by a complaint which had beeu made to tbe Chamber of Oom mefae hymre of tfcb tourbft* 4u rugurd to a heavy Ane which , had been placed on bin chauffer bythe recorders court. The i'om}>laint wan presented to the of tk*ern of the (Chamber of Commerce claim in&ibal there bad.'been discrimination againKt this part>> and the officers ' took th?* position that it was within the province of tbe organisation to deter mine yrliethcr or not tyere bad . been df^rlmination. while others preaent oon tended that the matter w*s no* a quea- > ti?n to be settled by the Chamber of Commerce. V* The 7; recorder, >lr. V.jttv O. Klnglct^n. however. v very courteously appeared at the. meeting and explained tin* case iu question. which showed eon c|u?ively that Ihe line imposed w?k n PSpnity Miiprrviyor 34. <\ West re-] <tue*tod thaf? u (?otqiiiittM1 from the C'ham-i ber of t'ommerce bo appointed to veooitt mi'utl to tb<- t'.iunty Board of xtonor* the, route to be Nolwtod uh the j approach .. t<$ -the ?fw bridge. Messrs. H11? i,uJ 'V* J inittee nnd tbe.v have determined the route wbleb will be trcom mended. * This mtimmrndatfoa jw in no way binding and Will br further <fi*ouKMed bj the mettthfliw y}t the C'bumbrr und the County Supervisor. .The committee* report to [ fV^kSdent r.nrriKonof tb?- Chamber of Cftnimerco is a? <o11owh : "Tho < Vim mitt ee by vmi (j rc<<ommoncl a route for the new road to ronnert the new river b rid go with the City of Camden; wishes to report that tbey have examined the ground. In com pany with Supervisor Wm, and recom mend that u road bo built from tbr on# of tbr bridge, .in a.* straight a line] iw prarticafc to ?? point on the Cheat nut Ferry Itond about tbree hundred yards South uud:^West of new house | 6u Kittle estate, (pointed out to Mr. West toy. ??) themje following Chestnnt. Ifarry Head ?t&rttm railroad track to a poipt a bout tWo /hundred and fifty feet from the Itftter. ttwnwe in a* straight u I line uk practical to tire Ipterseciiouof 1 DeKulb and WyRe Street*. "We also recommend that Hutledge Utreei he carried dirough by the City . from'Tis prevent termTtiDHTTSppo *1 t r the] Htvwning m-ho?>l to -its Intersect ion with WyKe Htreet and that Wylle street mj completed from this '.point to its inter section with DeKafb street. "We ulaotvopinmendthatthe Super visor- remove any misleading *ljtns at phure* whfff otlu'i .mods ihtcrHwt the; new rood mid fornrsb properl.i w.yrded ?dgtis nt such placed ^ gT r.vr ? - - ?*? Boohs Put ,,ln Kine HI, ape. - , fc. Wertr oF C61ffrt~JMneH H. CTytyfll'ir ban | reueotly had nearly uN of the mortgage and Htk> baoks in W* office Indexed and rebound which odds greatly to the look** ol the record room and will give * lon ger lease of life Jo muoy of these Im portant rwoni boots." A great many* ?f them had been badly worn and they are hp good now aa when ?*w- The work w aa <tdn? by Mr. and *Lrs. C. |g*M* af the fftm M Spoon er and Kfaw i *n in ??>?* jr? ? ? - ,r ^ , tlOK.SK SHOW NJKXT WKKK " * . Nfw (iruwi SUuil lh Now Heine Krectod To Care For (Vowd FJxpwN. Jydyiag frotu tin* ntu-mi.uu .? || tho races held nt the i'aindcu Kidiug uuJ I ?ri viti?r Huh track last Wedue*da> a& II I noon ami antlcipatlug U IQU4-U Iuik? i attendant upon thrtwo days of the U?>r*i? Show to be hold WVdueSday aud TIuumIu.v of next week, the management In v having a larger g raud*taud erected to can* for the crowds on thc**? two '> day*'. \y , '??? The show this year uudei the uiau mrcment of Mr. J. II. Crocker, baa beeu more thoroughly advertised thau iu any previous year. lie has been untiring in his effort* to give it wide publicity and It Is expected that the eleventh annual *how will draw the largest attend? n<? over K?H?n here for u similar event. Tickets for the Orttad Stand wiil bo on nato Friday morning at W. Kobiu Zemp's and Zemp and DePgaa* Drug st*r*. else ?! all the hotel* Admission ticket* for both day* can be1 procured at the mime places. Also tickets for te nerved Parking Hpaee. On jour t}ok- ) et* early and* avoid t be rush. The road running ffom the back of the new Polo Field to the Heabouvd PtiMseoger xtation has been repaired a?d offers a (convenient route to tie Kace Truck for those wishing to avoid the crowd ?t the rjkilnoad bridge. Going fix>m town over this route keep straight on for 1?K nolle after crossing at the station and turn to right in front of row of knwUl bouses. ; \ Kutrlfx for all the Horae Hbow event* uv#, ?t>orjo* in faat and the beat and moHt ararml.v <*onte?ted programme we lmv<? i-ver bud fc unsured. There will be t?lentx of raclu* of all kind* -ad ti?? added thl* wMk u Vm foi' All Trot or Pace for Houtb Carolina owned horse# with $100. in pvUes lu addition to the Great Free l\n All Trot whifb b|? $175. in prra<* and till thr faat onen In the, Rtate oans W oxpeoted to appear.