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Huntera* Hreiwe Itu v?^ griint >1 to twelve women Jit Jin. Kh (louft tr, Pi ! CITATION of Soiifti i/iraHna. County of K' ikIihw. " I It.r W L. .Ucltowcll, Kwjuli'tv I'rohale .1 in !?:<?. , \f ticmi*, Mra. (IfHiijo (rUtthlcU tuad?\ i:n l<? mi' Jo 1(1 it m I h' i L''Mei> Of Ail III i lllh t I'll 1 1' 'II !>/ t|V' Mitjll" nf II IX I fffeot.lj ? ?r <? M Otudihil. Tli' lf an'. Tln-n fop-, tt> < i,?' uml ad luotibli nil il 11(1 slntc'ifar tin- K ? 1 1 ? I !'?*? I ami > ? Trillions of di<' said (? M. dadlru 'i< ? tluii (hc> bo *nd appear b**- ? for* in)', in 'lii4 < !??ii r t of l'r??liat?* to la* hold ?t Camden, H. on Novomh.-r 'JOth tp'xt after publication thon'of, at 1 1 ? o'clock In ttio forenoon, to >dH>W ?i?uh*, If any iff havo, why the hhIiI A(tuiiiii.ilrulio)i should not las y ranted. li viji niah'r my 11m ml. this (Ph (lay <>f November A. 1). 1U2 0. \V. L. M< 1" HVKI.L, ?lodge of ProliuU) for Kershaw County. ! ' t i i . 1 1 111*)] 'M ( III' IU!U a 1 1 ? 1 1 ! ? 1 1 1 (Li \ I of No \ ember, IJ>20, In tin* Camdm tUuoulcle and |>u,sti;U : ; at tilt* Court )b>ii*c <l"or f. ?r the time proscribed by In w NOTICK Not ee i# liepiiy ?IVoii that on th* .'.<i|h day of N"v'uil)"r, ItfSJt), nn appll ? .1 1 toil Will III' lltM.lo to olilCt'rH of tilt iVriodi'ii I aunt & lutprov <'UVi.it Com* l t.iny, of Ca imhii. S. (),, for flic i>wuc of a itrw C'srtlfl. all" of Stock .Number i our ( band fui' Ten ( lOj almroH of Mock i^auM (?> Charlotte It. VN o|Ktl?p on i lie r.i It day of April, KKhi, by wait! corporation This ( Vrtlllcah' of -??toek liitH hven h?*t or destroyed ami 'ft?*r diligent search cannot l?t* found and *ald t lertillci|(i? of .Stock lias not :?rtMi at any tltin* or in any manner (11m <?h?'iI of l?y applicant. (MIA Ul. i IT TH It VVHlSTI.bU Dated Oct. IK!. Mr.'O rn ? . . I NOTK'tt Notice i> hereby given Hint on t li?* ? .".nth day of N<?veihb<T, I1H20, an a |?pli- 1 atlou will tu* ninth* lo ofliCcrs of the iOntorprl.se IhidOing & l?oan AhhocIh- J Moii of On nidrit, SC., to j the i-siu* <>f j :t n?vv 4 'm l i li'-a P* ol Nlot'k Number Fif \ < Mi.' (oli and for 'I wo i iii shar'^j ? i sHh'K issiictl lo a pplm.ii h Lai K. j i'.;ak-Mi"y "ii tin- I7i)i day of January, | i{VJ7, l?y saiil rorpora I ion. I his cord- j Heat'- of slot l, lias 1?t" ii lost ?u- destroy i ..I and after 'li'l^put ^''ttrHi cannot In* j Jou'imI and said cerlilleale <?f stock has mil l>t'?-o at any time or in, any uinnm'r ! disposed of Ity itjipUcaul. I.AL K ItJ.AKl'.NKV V?a i t?d t>el 2^, H)'JO * ~ ^ I | 0 < i \ i i I. > s v J i i i (j } S j ' j Uiuieii'lakei s foi' Colored i?eof>le Telephoue 41 t 714 W. DrKklb St. COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HULER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S. C. We Can't Restore Sight to the Blind But ? We can help weak, defective sight most wonder fully, by glasses especially ground for each individual case. Don't b<* blind to your own interests if your vision is fail ing. Let us pilot your eyes to sight safety. ML H. HEYMAN & CO. Jewelers \nd Optometrists DK. R. L. STEVENSON i?k\ tr- 1 ( roi krr ?: Camrfni. >. ( Dr. C. F. Sowell DENTIST (Office Over Bruce's Strre) CAMDEN, 'S.JC. .M,aiEO 30 YEARS IN A TREE l'c !< 'jmph Bracket Completely |?V I olo'jed in Wood U Found In California. Tldrlj sl\ yearn h telegraph '?racket and litsulafor w<|n nailed V ;! Oouulnn tjr tree near Aream, C'ul, a ow yei.rs la t<*r ii fHlliUf; brunch badly dunu>;MMf It mill I he wire which II luul ? been supporting was removed,. The me \vu$? growing tUilftn'y, tttWlnjt every HuiunuT to lis diameter n tuwv layer of woody material, ninS k'towlh rfl<l|l|il l> pushed out uiouud tllfr brbeiili ">l nil busing it bill >ed- In the tr?#o trunk, At llie end of 20 yeui'H the tip i>f the Ifhrxs Insulator tlrui I ly disappeared from sklit ami the tnly tract* of It that ? onhl villi 1)0 ?im'u wan a scarcely no ticeable lump which looked like imth ' Uii luuie iJuiii a henled-over branch -?u:n A lew weeks ago die fin- was fijled and the wood maun 'aeturod InhV barrel slaves. Tli,- srivri'h ot the a Will I'll happened lo graze (ho edge of the glass called attention u? rblR un usual 'T.^sll." On splitting upon i ho stave holt the whole story became clour In nil Its de-j tails., Tin. clOHily dellned annual rings <>r the rapidly growiiifi ivtyki form no unimpeachable liislei lc;i I re??rd. The wood of the insulator Market Is still In good conditio*! and the oak which It wax timde lias received an i unlhiehtl'onal preservative treatment, \ being ihnroughly impregnated with the resin of the fcurroundihg 11 f. The In teresting specimen <?au now be seen In the Wood coll eel Ion of the forestry <11 - vision at the University of California. ? -American Forestry Maun/due. rr"' " : ----- ??- - 1 TURKS TURN DOWN BUTTONS Refuse to Use Them Because They A?-e Made kTrom Bones of Dogs That Formerly Roamed Street*. When I was Id ( \<ii si ji nt i nople I ) mad ? friends' wlili several of the pa- | rlnli <"Imj.s that roved i In- *<(reo!s. nild \ 1 1 1 1 1 1 ; t; 1 1 they had Ihejr drit\vhn< Us ll a| w itjs seemed to iiM' (luii die.v were liKnliiy heaxts, and not su y'rea-t a nul* mi i ice as one would suppose llu\\ must j I"' 1 therefore Keiiuinrly sorry vv I ?4?ii I learned I liai i It* ?. remorseless j in iri-li hi progress had led to tlx* de ii i wilnal l?>n I o x?'i rid of them. Vou j m-iII remember thai the |>nnr dogs i ? I'l l" shipped oil to various Islands and I ' I n*?*i* left to die. heeausi die 'l^urk I vv i mi 1 1 1 not transgress a^ain^l his re ligion hy killing t hem outrljrhf. That wn> iiv?> or six ,\ ears afr?? and nppar- j ?Mill: tin- nnhappy <Ioj,'.n nil met theli inevitable fate. Today numbers of Kiiss-la.il refugees an- housed on ilm .islands w hi eh were funnel Ij the dot's* prison ;i in I |he Aliiorlem* ? lied (Yo'sn ;nidtorltii'S. who are earing for tins. I'lirtlenlar refugees. have sri their pro u~>?m>n ii. wiuii in nia-king: buttons from die dit^x -hunes. I am imm altoyiMhei stirprl.si'ii to learn that the Turk.- will not htij- the hut tons. ? Near Hast, Swelled Head. 1 m delighted to see waxes go Iuk up and up. It's a splendid thirty us hum as swollen pocket hooks don't make swollen heads." The speaker was I.ady DufT Gordon. She went on : "I heard h kioin the other day ahout a man who brought a couple of 1 1 lends homo from the club and sent down word to thV eook that he'd like a lew cheese sa ml wit lies. " I he maid who carried the mes sa:;e returned ill n few minutes and said : " 'The cOuk wishes tne to tell you, Nir. that she can't he dlst urhtvl, as she is jjlvinn >'? small after-theater sup per party and Is very busy cutting up the lobsters and opening thw wine ' " Raisin Import# Show Increase. Neii rly S,(MX).(X N) pounds of raisins were f\pf?rt<'d from Alalaya. Spain, to die 1'nited States during the firs I six moudiN of 1020, m rpiautity thin ex reeds the total raisin export from that port for tfce seven-year period. 1013 to 1010. Inclusive, according to the hit re. .1 of markets, United States depart m. n of nurieiilture I'raetl. nlly the eniire lidp Malaga rnlsin stm k* have heen o\hnn*trd and there nre no Nto. ks on hand The AmenJean run Mil report* that there is prospect of Inerensed production. The raisin jmow ers are looking for h eon/lnuivdoii of 'III K't'Mil .bonniel lor iHliifix in the I 'in fid States French Forests Badly Hurt I I " foresis of l-ianee *r> ??? j-.-fiil ! v pro'ei led and nil i hi i .-.I fur , nr>.. " I \ ei| the i Hllse f..| I hi* iilMev )!? . rd un: to reliable In forma : ion in .'?i, ril 1 'P'n rlers Mori- !h..n Iiiihii r. , ? i 1 1: i \ . i i' eii' <l'ir it l* h?; , , i !" V. II" f.? | ,|. - . ,l ,, - ? . J. -i - , . . , d- * '? ?? ' ..'n I ?':( . -a-: ' , , ' * 1 ' i ? i - ! :i \ i I ifi n i>. .? , , I l.i. Ih-Ni :?!?>? I .1 !; ., . IMhl ,, , h .1 rd f ????( of | it-ii.. t ? "t " ? ??. > :-i it. .? m .>,lf| I x i ? i ! B .? c k Be.*1 Put Ur T,g> t V- i * ? I.-n'? .. M v ^ l?- l ? |S u * . .1 , . .... - . - \ I . 1 1 1 I .. ' I , ? i- ' ' :t\ Ii -II. _ ? h ? pv.ivoft ?.. i 9 ... I' I ?' \ I' > ? ? ? ,J ) . i.v I - \t ? ? ? ? _ ? ,y . I i -t.-d h i - '?? "i ot'.-i' 'W-!.| -fonh'l ( 'o- ? -? ? I) "KIDDMNG ALT TAYI/OR Tt-iiiMMtw (jovmtor Blort it Iiitcresl , iaifc Ctwraft^r. After !&M?C in political retirement for | wenly-flve year?. and with more I ha !t a (liiril of a century between liU first unci second races for governor, A If ml Alexander Taylor. familiarly known hm ' AH'" Taylor. waged a vljfbr* iin- cm !!ip:il;Mi says .i Vashvllle. 'Venn., dispatch. M, Tuj'lur Was past 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 >????< ? >eore nmi tori mark when . Uli# race for the It< ! >iil >i l< a li nomination iii the priiunry. August fifth. In the beginning many Tciiuoswhuuih, who I. : ic w him simply "S Hie brother of "<>ur Rob," lute Democratic governor mid senator from Tennessee, looked upon Ills campaign as hardly a mat t??r for serious consideration. This \ low underwent a change when ?<N)1. Taylor took the stump and began an lU'tl v ij campaign. It bcouiuo evident that It was a one man's race all over the state. So 44 A If" Taylor woke up on his Npvouty-fit'i'Qml birthday to find himself tho Republican nominee for governor of Tennessee for the second time in his life. Taylor's first ra<'e " for governor was the most famous affair of the kind in l ho history of Mie state, tin .lune IS. I s^ft, the Republican Slate Convention met in Nashville and the late Richard \\\ Austin, for several toriuw emigre#** man from the Second Tennessee dis I'rlel. nominated Taylor for governor. 'The Democratic State < Ymwui ion met on August II, ISHfS, and. after eon alUeriihle ?jockeying nominated Robert li. Tii y I or, "Our Rob," for governor on the fifteenth ballot, Thus It was that 'IV'itiivsw'c's "War .of the Hoses" WIIK set going. The i V\ ? i Ta,\l??rs made a t??ur of t he state, speaking to immense crowds, The\ hammer<tl the opposition parly and poked fun al one another, hut wound up ea?'i day with brotherly af fection 1 1 ? i i 1 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 1 (I, - After -a tour of t lie St ipialhir valle.v, in the ronrse of I he en mpa Iiru. i h?* two stopped at 1 tridgepoi'l . Ala , for I he niifln, a* guests of M .Mrs. .louest who had heard t hem speak that afternoon at Jasper. The good woman was greatly iiu I res'sed with the eon versa t ion the hrothor- showed ??a,,h ot(:er. .not only in debate at Jasper. lull ahoiil I he hos | ? 1 : 1 1 ? 1 ? ? fireside of her home. The liCXt morning she gathered from her garden tuo l?ou<|U"t-- of roses, one white anil i he oiler red Returning. she found A -If and Uoh ready to say good-bye. 'I o e:i' t( she pf'Seii I ?*d one of tile h(Ul i j lief s "I . i f i r \ ?iii ii> except these flowers, gent lemon.'' said the warm-hearted hostess, "for I he sake of your mother; I know that she must he proud of her hoys who can he politicians and still he brothers. I know that her heart is with you and that her blessings fol low you." Hoy Taylor received the white roses and Alf the red. Thereafter during the campaign Hob Taylor was known to newspaper fame as "Knight of the White Hose" and Alf as "Kuight of the Jled Hose." and Robert still was' known as the "Knight of the White Rose" when he defeated ICdward W. t'lirmack for renomlmition as United States senator in l'.MHi The "War of MEMBERSHIP ROSTER OF THE CAMDEN AND KERSHAW COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Alexander, Tlton. I.. Allrnl, W. H W. I >?? K;iU? Anormn, Mr*. O, Aiicrum. Thoa. Arlod?r?\ W. B. Ani^tt, N, (\ H.ufi?'jd. Mrti. B. K. Barrett, w. D. Unruch, M. Hauin, Mrn. B. II. Bnxl'\V. W. M. lit a l it, ri?M. I > ft<'hvom?, CUri*. Bti^nis, SiH>ro. Hoik. J. H. H<*IOM'l I , J. lit'iiKou, lto v. M. M Bon ton, K, U IUa?ku ' II, < I*. Hlarkwoll, Mr?. Jo.\ S Blak^noy. A. K. Hi ik'-ii'-y. K; D. Hlak'n?'\. Mrs. JO. I>. Hlak'Mi^v, JJftH. W. Block, I j. I'. Iio$tick, l*i X). How on. 10 vo! II. Hlanoy. Boykln. A. II. Hoykln. Hoykln, It. 1>. Hoykln. H(?ykin. H. 11. Hoykln. Boykln, H. (), Hoykln, !>. A. Hoyklii, Mrs. I>. A, Hoykln, 10. Miller Boykln. Hoykln. H. I>. Hoykln. Hoykln. t. W. Hoykln. Hoykln, Mai. W. Hoykln. N. ('. Hoykin, Margaret (i. Hoykln, W. A. Boykln. HoyJiin. Mrs. \V. A Itraslngton, S. F. Hra^liigton, Miw. S. I?\ H row in*. Mrs IH'nry. Hrn.c, (J. C. Hnrm*t. \V, S. HuriM'l, Mrs. W. S. Itnrns .lainos II. .Horns, ^rs. Jamos II HiiitIoi*. S. A. ( 'n ini'ltcl), A. It. ' *:? iii|*l>**ll . Frank < IliplxfH. II. S. (.'iinCy, J. \V. ^toykin. ('ari'ixon, H. <!., Jr. (Virrlsou. Mrs. H. (i.. Jr. ( nine, It. 10. riK'wniiur. S. II Clark, J_H. Cl.irkson, A. (I.. Jr. Hoykln. ('lyluirn, J. II. CIvNnrn. I, owls I... Jr. r..V;??. Mollis F * < '??l?'tnan, <\ M. Cook. H. Ci (Vrfoott. Dr. J. w. <V?stor, C. C. ? Crocker. J. It. Davidson, I-oroy S. Davidson, Mrs. I^roy S D'l/oaohc, It. B. do Loaelte, W. H. D? T>oache. W. It. Dd'asfl, W. 1?. Donipstor, W. T. nimmi. h. i). Dixou, i *. i ' DllHosp, (!, [?( ? OulIotiC, Mivs. 0, |\ I>UI)U, \V. .1. I hum. Mix \V. J, Edward*, VV. A W?stvtH*. KleUol, Iloury. ? Mils, Halph N Evan*. (T. W. Evans, M. M. PUnd?rl>urk, L. o Ca.ssutt. Oardner, W. H. Hoy kin. (?hidden, T, (ioff. 1). U. (Joodale, Mrs. N, 1(. (Jooduto, It, T, (JntHla'le, VV. L. Union. J., t <}wy, J, L. HHUe, w. li. I 1 : 1 1 1 ?' 1 1 , II. K. Hammond. S. r>. Harding, Hov. -F. !!. Hay. Ilri .1. T. Hoy kin. Hay, W. (>. Heynian.- M. II. Jl'jison, Arthur * IIIimoii, John Jr. lllrsch, (Jus Holland. 10. E. It. F. I>. Camden Hornshy, H. A. Hough. I. c. . Hough, M. H. Houser, f>. O. HouHor, Mpa. IV o. HuggUis, It. \V. Humphries, C, N. Humphries. T. Jl. Jackson. W. L. Johnson, M. M. Jdn?'*, F. MlVJcr. Ki'iwu'tly, A, J>. Kennedy, J>. D. Kennedy, It. M? Jr. Kennedy, Mrs. It. M.. .Ir King. Win. King. Mrs. Wni. Kirkland, It. ' W. Kirkland, L. A. Kirkland, Mrs. I.. A. Kirkland, S. li. Kirk 1? nd, Thos, J. Kirkland. Mrs. Thos. .1. Klrkqland, W. L. Knimblml'/. T. Edmund. I.ang, J. K, Latham, S. M. lifnlor. (i. II, Lenoir. Mrs, <;. h. Lenoir, J. \v. Lewis, i Mrs. O. It Lindsay, J Nettle*. Lindsay; ,Tohn S.' Jdudsay, Mrs. John S. 'Lit I le, n??o. T. - Li|f>\ T. Lee Little, Mrs. T. i,<v. Lullu, w. M. M< fa skill. A. M. rt. F. 1). Camden M< -Cask ill, c. iv McCorkle, r \ MrlMwell. I j. a. Mel )o\vol{\, Vernon. McDowell. Hon. W. i.. MrKenzie. I. J. Mclntyre, I. K. Lugoff. Mackey, John T., Jr. Marble, Frank. Mayre, Robert 'l\ Ma\iv. M in, liobt. T? .Massey, J. 0. Kershaw. Mat hi*. 10. H. Hoy kin. Mayficld, J. II. MkWr, Mrs. Mm rgu ret C. Mills, T.uiirens 'I*. Ml total ID, li W. M'oKuU'scii. MUX Moore, Fletcher Moore, Kaymoud I). M"S?-ley, I1). li, Mosdoy, (r, A. Mosoley, Mrs. Itv I/, Mkwoloy, R. (1. Mullcr, Fdwlll MuJIcr, Mrn. KdwUl. Mmm, 1> .1, % NfotWes, . John T. N?*t Ill's, Miss Louise S. N>ill''s, \V. I''. WlHes, Mrs. \V. F. Mlrs, II. I>. < >?brfriio, .1, 11. outlaw, W. H. OwCHS, Helton. Falne, A. S, Fa the, Mrs. A. S. Fapajohn, Alex. Parker, S, W. Patterson, I>. C. Pe? rce, 10. C. Peurce. 10. T. Boykln. Pea rc?, W. H. Perry, Stove L. Ferry, Mrs. Stove 1<. Plttman, R. 11. Pitts, R. B. Pitt.*, Mrs. U. li. Poptvr, II. S. llltuaie, li. W. Khamc, (5. A. ltbame, ,T. S. Him me, Miss OUve K. Tlleo, N. H. Itlee. Mrs. N. H. I iice. WlkfOH. Itiehards, .1. (J., .lr. ? lllebey, 11. 1 1. . Kitohie, Elizabeth C. Robbing Miss 10. I>. Kodgvrs, Carrie. R?sb, .h*'.ian li. Hinsb, W. A. Hush. W. L. Hu?seil, W. K. .lr. Savage, llenry. Savage, Mrs, Henry. Scarborough, W Sehenk, Leo. Sehlosburgv II. I.. Seagle, W, C. . Boykln. Shannon, Miss Oballottc, 1) Shannon, C. J., Jr. Shannon, C. .1. 3rd." / Shannon, J. K. < Shannon, Ralph N. Shannon, Mrs, II. N. Shannon, W. M. Shaw. 1a C. Shaw, Mrs. h. <\ Sheheon. A. Slieheen. Mrs. Joseph. Sheoxn. Benton. Sbeorn, .Tame I>. Sheorn, Wiley. Slieorn, Willis. ? Shiver, L. A. Simpson, A. T. Singleton, H. f*. Sin I Mi, J. W.' Smith, Mendel L. Smith, Mjrs. Mendel L. i, j,. MniUi, AV. X Niuyrl, O, j Sow?U, ||. j. Howell, i)| (. ., sou-oii. r, A ? *y Hp*rrow> ,r ^ovmson. i?r; I{ Mrw. u. );> 'Warrant. Mia* n? Twki*. lilm Virgi,,,, ?i?.T nam, .in mo.H < . Tlw?ui*s, yjy p Thompson, Mis* 0 \? i IcUiuir, II, j ) . ' 1 Tln.ln1 II ugln-y 1 John 11. 'J'ranthain. W i> mm, iv i>. T "Trotter, T. K TrncsduM, ]{. |{ TrnesdHI, p Turiti-r. .Miss M,. Van l.??(llnKtui,?. ? L \ Mlopl^Ue, c, R VTloplKiro, j, o VI"tM>iRt,o, J. M VlllrplK?,.t Mrs j Von Trexekow, K. '(?' VVaKi'iN, J,. w. Wit (kins. A. L Wat kins, Mrs. ,\. | Wat kjns, Mrs. ij r' Wntklnif, .T. F. Watklns, N. R. Watklns, W. R. Webster, C F West, a A West. w. l\ Whistler. Mrs. K (; Whltaker, C C Whltaker, Mrs. c r Whltaker, John, Jr Whl taker, L. j. Whltaker. W i> S1"** Olive W. " I Mia ins, C. F. WIIU?m8. David r Williams. 101 len M Willijunsf. Flu.,, jyj WilrJams. Jesse I, Williams, M. it Williams, R. ij WiHinins, R. S. Wilson. H. r. Wilson, W. 0. Wilson, W. O.. .Tr Wittkowsky. L. a. WTttkoxv-sky, Mrs I, a Wolfe. David Wooten, Mrs. F. D. Woo ton. F. L. Wooten , F. M. Wooten. Mrs. F. m. Wooten. W. T >. Workman. E. M. Boykin. . Workman. N. R. f- D. 1. U>S( vWf. Ya tag, r. ji . Vonnp, F. W. - Zeiffler, II. S. Zemp> R. n Zemp, F. C. Zemp. MIsh Ella Zemp, F. M. Zemp. James D. Zemp, J. B. Zemp, Mrs. J. R. Zomp, Dr. S. C Zemp, RJth. Sidney C. Zemp/ W. R. tli.' Roses" between the Taylor broth ers cmlcri in the November election of INNCi, with Robert the victor. A If Ta.vlOr became a member of con Kre.H.s from the First Tennessee (list riot on Muivh t. lHSO, and served for three N-rins declining further nomination ami taking up the practice of law in j Johnson City. His homo is at Milligan College, Tenn., where he is extensively interested in farming. He is the father of several sons, one of whom, follow ing the family bent for political divi sion is a Democrat. The Havard reconstruction ink, consisting of twenty -five men, wklflk went to France in Juiy lias comptetal it? work in the devasted "regions. Ifc* American architects planned an entbt ly new town to take the place of Hir euilles. f eoiSTf. v * STA*. > WF.AR ikON pi/* #r to *?*???* 1 f%T WC?' * V*0"t f M 4 ' _ k bw /(' ' /S V { SPOKtS tough hicko 4r\*%r> by w lOCOrrtd j v <-<? y f ANTI- X JPDEAOF.R \ CHAINS to pr?v#n? HO' ??<jir\d . top J f HUOIS > of whrt# OJk >Vn*d On Mch o4 mwry ?PCk? to to* ?>?)?-> ?V I'U'M'AMKh "v/yAt?r?irdM?l H i t W*iraM<M? | ?(*? t*<? tr> / tf?V?tH?? y*? >i*n y / ?*AH X / MOUNS \ f wtwta oak with \ ?Mil )M?| Mkl f trtfi \ heavy three leaf Sent \Spr,ngs^ CAST nut mors ft* anty catting tm ?"TKernhiS* , wl^in-unliM I it ll? u<i MbW trw\, >f *TI M| f SAND ?otsrcna lowfk oak ?m*? ?< S5?gt A o H??r*orc?V m??it Of \ <><? Md b?*tOW \ r botrUrt I < <wtf fc*tn I ?t ??d r?K 1 tt.it ?r* / TOO*. BOX V m*4m*+ SMf\ MWiU|ia-Mli] usad far carry Nf I tOOt?.r?ihCO?t / nmj lur*> y / ?CISTTRSX / ?# tou^i WtNft* \ 'ash ?MtK tr-v? i I Sn+ a r?<J botU-m J X H??vy \ ' *t*?> ^ X-?nfor?n>nt on tontflM L p5r?v?M? J \br?tOng J f fuu C(?CLi IHON O" 'r?t dM wft?r In turning For Hale by The THORNHILL has every advantage * found in every good wagon and many special features found only in the THORN HILL. Have just received ? ship ment of the good old Southern Standard 60-inch track wagoni. Rhame Brothers, Camden, S. C.