Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

COUNTY CLAIMS PAID J^ullutv lug is a list of cluiuni i>a**v > Upon ami ordered paid by the Ho ?? of CoauuiMlaucr* of Kerjdmw iVun: > at tlu-ir reguluf itieoMtiff belli Jn unary ?ifh, Tom Johnson, salary as Janitor $10.00 A lieu it. .Mimhison, salary anil |H?s!iiK?' 11770 \\\ Jr\ itu&jell, salary , 550'*! It i: Spin row, salur.v and powtago Hi .1 ii Olytiuni, salary for olcrk 00.00 ? I II ('l.vluirn, saiary, postage and inchUntals *jpi .Oil ??. l? Dtxou, NUlary H.7o W I< McliowHI, salniy and Jw nuey ^0.QM I ? .M Mi('a*Kiil, vNnlury, postage and paupvrn . .... , 1 IJ.JW .1 II McLupd, salary and crlmi ual work ... . .. i'jVod <? (5 Welsh, salary, Jail foi'H, and and criminal work :;u.yo >Ioli n K. Anil, salary 10.00 I A. I"' Spignrr, Hillary 100.00 ! I -aniens r. Mills*, salary as at tori icy 150.00 .1 \' Ymuig. miliary jis ehaiininn Hoard of foiniul.ssloners , iMMMi < \ N Humphries, ?salrtry 50.00 M \V. Iloim'h. KiiUiry 50.00 .1 It llinson, salary 50.00 ' \V li JMivis'. salary 50.00 < A Johnson, salary 50: OO H i'. Wlllininu, salary 5().oo s ,\ \|rliolson. salary 75.00 ! W I. Sloji^s, Hillary and evpcnxo i<> < 'heraw ? ? M l- I (.' n II iusnn, naiary and pa.upei'n ULi.f)0 j T M Im-hIi, -a | my 50.00 i r It 1'ioyd. salary 50 ?m) j i, I' Thompson, salary. 50.00 ?J I ? bUlary 'J '"id s" ; .7 l? <?regni\\. salary and os ) elisp* ? . I71 0< 1 'd'l -is Itlnneh Tana.Ul; ->n I f? i > of Ijoni | iiMiion^Irn tor II57.K7 1 \J I' .lolniM.ii-, road w orU 5.1 5o ! )l I! \lnnn. -ii'iuics of ?;anu and Minnlie* 1-5 5S | T K I Malta r. iiinl helper I a ui ?'ii>4 T- M Uls: i*\ jii'ust' uf election . \ . ? auuh'ii 1 1. capital, tor hospital S \ Ituirie' :iuto sUi.'jilics .mil real s ( H I'lirn. sain i ,v W II SloKfs. ;;i In ry I I! < . f . i in 1 . salary :ni ? I pan JUT-. 'I' l{ < "i >rl )i imI . salary and ron veyiu:; prisoners >'prnm-i ?.V Shannon. |i:iuj?i*t> \ |, ( '( ?! lU >i| lil I'A ? ; \ .Tniii-- s-tlji vy A ml ei 1 1 1 1 1 ? :i 1 \\ oi l; I .1 I-* i nil- ? iiltei r,\ , -almies hind i, l?i. \\ l? Miiyshy, p?i-| i j iTT,- 1 ?*iii ? \ I Hiatal it'll I I'- Maui II. road work ? ?u'f Seryiee Station tfa s >i ml inti< 'supplies I ; iif>il:ile Mnra^e, auto sitpplu ? M M ih iiii x. salary hired yauu I'.iiiK <?! ('aniden. money ail \ ;i ii < ? I i>n pay rolls i ? :i ii \ S : i villus 1'ank, money ;< 1 1 \ ii n< ? >M I '. \ preset . Ker^hau N | ? ? ? ? ? i Mo. mii!o sup plier ' : 1 1 1 IC 1 1 1 1 1 a 1 1 Montraotinj; Mo. !.?:i<l Win U 11121 2 mill I 'I \\ I'ai'*. toad u ork 10-1 ?J mill l.?;i0 7S ) ? i ? i i 1 1 1 > j i ii Mixist rmi ion (.'?? m>:iiI work I Vl\a'vh IWmd> J, 010 52 I .11' < '.mi' i' ti. s'lla ia In iiJ !;(? kc it 210 00; 50 00 ; 50.00 i i :;o I I -jr. no j I 25 I II I i:::? u VT j rj (mi rvi:: oo 1 jio sp i < ? r 7 r? 5o i :: ?<? i i '<? I 513 On i 12.3 J | 75O.00 i ; .71). (XI ; 70 (Ml 02 on : 50.00 3 73 ' r.? oo i ~ J < ? .&;> i 10 15 ' 5 00 I 10.00 i s 2 .O0 I { 15.21 I t ?jJ2.ni I 12 1 i> | I 1 1 15 I i >O0.5 1 ? A I '.ri ii h.t in, salary \\ \ Itranhnm, .salary K I S.< > w * > 1 1 _ Itnulier and tea ill ?* I If l'i ciau, salary nu"*hanie ? . W Turner. foreman. K--is[i;i\\ Mi i ii? ile iV I lank 1 1 ' u i ' ? -n ppf i i ? ,i ui i i \ ( ?> p, i n i ? ? i ?? I . : : I I l'. 'W <?'. ] '.(lil't*! \\ 1 1 l :ia v ? II I'lia- v !i ' ! ? niln . i iii _ i .V I I ' ' _ ; ; i. 1 1 ^ i p a ? : K in. I v i 1 1 a 1 1 \\ or). f I ; .Mi i..i hi < i ii/uii L l Ma - ? \ pi i in i mii i'l'ii'K I ? , Hill'. ? I'll'..- S IV ?' V I S* \ \ | ? f I'M" I ?' I ^ l?Vlv - . ? ? A I \ I 1 1 i i l, i ? I i I J VI K ? : i in i i \ .1 r I ii lie' ? i I; l l '. ? * ih i ? r..?.K ?>1 I V K U'.mhI r i ir ? ? ? %\ i \ I 1 * . i * n ppl ii- ? IiimiIm iii' I ! I\ M M ?ia i Ui. ?; .*',i> ?Jl'.Hi i ?r. I I M ? I II f J-.'!). Iij ,n??o W ! I . .1 ? l * . M rri ni ; i - i I r p * .i) no I J. . 1 i:; Id m 1 1 r: -'i ?V, v II, ! flit I ~ 1 ' . p ???-?? '? I I ' Nil. Ill;- A ( '< -Up!'' ? j i : ? - .V, I'.ai i ? I ></;?piie> \ 1 r? ? ? U ? ? ? ^ I 1 1 i Mo ii(i i.i'' . M in. I ? M k . i .i .a-K .. I I !: / j. . s P I > ? 1 ?> i -)*;<: ?; I "? .ail tip' I >? ? M?nrl?v i \ road v* ?>Vt? ?\ r. r i v \V. -1 k - ; i ?' it 1 1 a ud dru y i I ? I '< ! ' ? w r*v j I ^ Sj? ,i ? ' .r'l' ef vv. paupor -u;>p!i.-s 'lUif FJ.fi;. i- < V> M'viilim I'hr < l;i I ' i?.'f . I re - W oi k hlad?? a.'.<l - \ >r?h S'.it? CnUi'i1; \ M.i -'in: M<j., inaihiiK- Made vpplan Maehlner> ( o . s-C plir" f M (ir^p<>ry, rosid v?-oi^ I h% Ivtilh bond"* 1 ' W s.md^r^ l';i en I (i-mon t'rvior Max M otfu'owu. ( ?rpl?i nac?'. <iue Kirt>> ? liildren tl \ i in y l> ' :i ::5 ...I l :.ii . j i ?( i ? "i ."it i !(>?'. w ! ..ii.. ! I iw i > - i ' > Jt?> |H I ) 7-". J? I o? ? !., 10 ' ??>.no ? ( M t 7 i 00 ?J.I (VI ? t (V) 1 . to .f? til i"X i i t W"1 . JO *v? 70 20 JO 00 J5 On I lltsr WFF.lv JlBOftH Oitivut TuoMlay to Serve For Spreiul | Twii For Kershaw Count)'. Tin" i< U.uwliitf named jurors were : drawn Tuesday to serve for tli?> flr?t ' wt-i'k of the sj. ?elal terui of court l't?r I Kershaw County which convene* M<>u* t day. January 10th. TjiO preirtdiug ; iud?e li i - not yet hern named. i . II. 11. (iiiskiiM, .. Kershaw ' M.emlu.1 I >ru keloid, Camden) i: !?'. Ml! lor, {&wdeu j ,1.' M, llonnby, .... .. Itlaney I I'. II. FlotoUer Kershaw l>. K. Va thorough, ltethuae .lame* Team, ... .. ... laigoft .(. V Thompson, .. . Camden I. ( wis Aiider.s<>nf . ' .. . Camden j i. wniiaiiis, . Cajpdon I It. Huddin. Camden i ll J Ult spit . ... . . Lugotff I . ii 1 1 j?-i* Jones. ... Logoff II T Mangum. Ilethunc I: \ Mclktwcl.1. Camden .1 I! Waters, . Camden John T. Mackey, Jr., Camden i \\ Jackson. Layoff I.. .1. Italian!, .. Kershaw r?tU ,l.<?hosi?i.i. Kershaw W II, I'rucsdalc. Kersrhaw \ \N UoliiuMHi. . Camdon I \l Roberts, Kershaw I' I rijl.iiin, t . Itelhuue I.. King . Itethune . Vaneey Montgomery, . (JaiiUlen . w C. Italey, Itethune ? ? .1 Smyrl; o ... Camden \\ A ^ ,i ipI. i .1 1 < 'amdon j .1 ?,? Ccdwln. I t<?y kin 1 v t'lniMia x ConnHI, Camden T C Ilin.sOU, LugoX! I . I ... Moykln, - Camden U F. Severeuee. . Itethune I ' i 1 1 uinjdiries, . Taiekiynv .1 J' < 'arson c, . .. Kershaw' Second Week Jurors For Special Term I. K. .Myers Camden W. M Caul lieu Kershaw .1 S St.urgis- . Westville .i ii Kos* Camden 'I' M. MeCaxkllJ Itlaney .1. M. iiiiboi) WeHtvlll? \\ M. Walter* ??? Camden J. K. Robinson Camden I .a iik Ammous . Ciamden <' M llorton .. ltetliune \V. I', 1 tower* Kershaw .1 .1 . < 'n iii|?1h?1 1 ( '.amdon \V I*. Jtradley Camden W. F, Netl'le> Camden <5. S. Catoe ltethime l? (i. Joy .. ... Camden I'anuie Kubon Logoff l(. I,. I'cejdos Camden C K. Davis . . Camden C. W. Turner .... Camden ICnoeh Hohorts Kershaw M It. llahoti . Lugoff .1. It. Cureloii Cainden Jidiu T. Crot'l ('ainden ? .1 T Horusby .. . IVJaney < M. Ilou^b West vi lie \. Mays . Bet hlinc 1'.. F. .leanings Camden It A. Itruee - Camden .1 I'. ltranhani . Iviigoff \\ s Stokes I.ueknow K T. I'strulue .... Itethune ?I S Itohinson Camden Wade 1 Iorton Itethune M M. Fvans Camden S T. .Ionian . . Kershaw l'..\ a<-tiou i>f 'the I.ouisiaua l.i-nN hituif women in that Stale may now vrve as o.xeeiitor?.. arbitrator-, nota ries. I'Ublie tutoi-*, utulertakers. ad uiiui>t i atoi >. iiu'inbrr- of faniil\ ineet ? :r ikI witneSM-- at *|>nblie inven toil.- A1 i?.(!it i?*:i 1 and civil offices ? ? t (In* ^(|1* mNc o|KMi t<> WOltu-U. I'll. .lull -In i< deal iii.I blind ll? \( .i! obi \\" i i . ? : . i I lutein-, of the \\'i" - ? i . Stale Sc|i.?m| t'..i Itliml ,rl.'c ">i'i "? cojdrv wii!i I ? ? ? i ; 1 1 1 ? I i a k . ? i ||. .!>?? nil will' lid lit.."- ? I V/ Ko Ziec'Peld 2 W Block Panthers Cub Mm i ri f i mil ii* \ r N orU -a t? rt H ?? - ? |?i riiiit* rr, ? ??????** I li ? ? i i m n %i i t h i I ^ i' nmi i imidiI ? Hi ?. i ? % hi illui .1 t * ? ? I f* it ?i ?? i ii t\ #f ? i * r *i - r tt ? i it u ill#* * I #*???? ? ? ? | | - i , . r - . . ' K r M I i \ \i Mm* ItiPnl rf Our Da* Onl> MONDAY IXMAin 9th To Ml H.V I I .*? ii r> ; ft V Si-AfiRow f'?*rk 17 GRIZZLIES Natural History Museums of Ok lahoma and Brooklyn Repre sented in Alaska Trip. DRIVE LASTED THREE MONTHS Bruin Qave Party Less Trouble Than Did Storms ? Saw Caribou, Wolver ine and Fox as Well as Bird Life Every Day of Trip. A i d more. Oklii.? A party of Amer icans, headed by C. K. Hykes of Artl more, oil operator, and by fcdward I?. Crabh of Norman, representing the Oklahoma University Museum of Nat ural History, killed a total of 17 gHz zUOn after a (hive which lasted threw months. Kleven other grjzzlles es caped, The party art) now after moose and caribou, several . specimens of which will he forwarded to the Ofcla homa University museum and t?> the Brooklyn Museum of Natural History. The grizzlies gave tin? -hunters less trouble thai) dl<l tin* hardships of ihe Alaskan - wilds, for the men en countered severe snow, and hall storms for 30 days'. <iood inavksuiai^ Ship alone saved (he lives of the hunt ers on numerous occasions. liesidf's Sykos and Crahh, the parly Included Robert Rockwell of Ilrook lyn, representing the Brooklyn niu scum; Charles HoiYiuelster of Impe rial, Nei?.. noted hiK game hunter; l>r. \V. II. Chase of Seward, Alaska! well known authority on Alaska, and sports man ; I'ete Larson of Cnga, Alaska, chief guide, with several assistants. Long Trip to Hunting Ground. On April -3, Sykes, accompanied hy ' Crahh and HofTmelster. left Seattle for Cordova on the S. S. Northwest ern and arrived at their destina tion April 30. At eight o'clock In the morning of May 1 the Itolfe II was boarded and sail was set for Ihe hunting grounds. The trip- from Cor dova to Unga consumed a week. In cluding a stop of l>vo days at Se ward and one at Cyak bay. Kodlak island. At I'riga the guides and packers were picked up and the Jour ney continued to Pavlov bay, the scene of the hunting. Carap was pitched on the shore of the bay, opposite the twin volcanoes of Pavlov, one of which Is active. This was the main camp, and was continued from May 9 to June o, Ihe date of departure for home. "There was not a day while we wore on the Hunting grounds," Doctor Chase writes, "during which we did not see caribou, wolverine and fox, as well as a great variety of bird life, Including ptarmagln, swan, geese, ducts and many other shore birds. During the days aboard the boat tunny porpoises, thrashers, black tish, seal, sea Hon and other denizens of the deep were sighted, and when we had coine to anchor fishing wat> always in dulged in with great success." The Hi ?t encounter with grizzlies had plenty of thrills. After the men had left the Itolfe and had spent several days searching lor "?Lgus," four full-grown bears came upon them with such a suddenness that men and hears stood watching each other a few- moments in astonishment . 'The grizzlies made the flrsi move. Three of them crouched to tin* earth and crept toward the hunter*, only 50 yards awnjt The fourth remained be hind. There wasn't even a tree to climb. W ben the three- hear* got with In three \nrds Sykes tired three nines in rapid succession- 'and Jhe three leaders fell dead. Immediately the fourth hear charged with great roar.* \ bullet baited htm .lust as he reached the side of the oilier hears, and lie fell dead across their bodies. Long and Arduous Tramps. U'P rA I )/>> J fjiiHi/) during the entire hunt. ihe Idde of "old Moxe," i?s tlie I'i^^esi grizzly uus named hy the men, measured 1? feet in lencth. Tiie fur <>! these ani mals showed no blemishes ? >? an> kind. In further nklnnlshes with the anl :uh I - ii"; one of the purfj was In ?ured, h ! 1 1 lough the hears >Hu ? I .. the uuliiiai- tramps ?l,;uii-l, deep snows w. . necessary, .iWii ! re.pjentlv the inei slid down i:i?euiiia ii -ld?'.v. The i d. nt 1 1 tnes. ? :iv ifii i ,se despite the fact that It ?;i- v :;i met*; It was c'n?-e i< i the art i. . i h The animal- ?.'ic skinned i.j lie helpers after en- I killing and J. I hide- dried OUt and !? :ided v n the ii. shipment honu ? Biting Bandit Gets Her Ring in West ; I'll.Mt.M, Nob. ? "I W ?h I V*H? J . ,n -k In Boston Hfid hud never j | n/'ci <>inahaf Thi? U n wltrt J ? town " So sobbert Mr? I W. ? | M..w l? if of Boston. -he told ; f poi!< e how twp band. is hnd held * I tt'f *>{. s!on? ?''Itb f fr'^ivl, f?ud ? * hit'er. the dlaroon.! frop' tier * ? r| r> i: ? He ** Id flrst he would iiH?e J ? in I. ile toy floger -ohbed t | M r* Hewlett, "in'1 lie pre?*e<l ' * n Virrid *un to mr tirsd. ? * --t 'nany res -hed down , ?B'l 'h* diamond ? ! r'i X " t AMERICA GETS SILVER BACK Stream of White Metal FlowinQ td This Country After Help ing Win the War. BAFFLED FOE IN THE FAR EAST Offset German Propaganda and Up held Confidence of the Natives During Critical Period ? Treas ury Restoring Supply. Now York. Silver, like gold, I* trickling toward the United' Stole*. It It* co) o I ok t.o Its best and readiest market in ti stream thai, of cinuw, I* not comparable to t lie amount of gold Imported. hut yet In sulllcient volume to present unmistakable evidence that nooks and crannies are being searched for boat-ded silver, that bank vaults of k Europe In which silver , has been col lected for months are being emptied, a n "<>r nuil brimming level. The silver now coining to ihe United States \v:is .iiimsL l.v mined in this cuAnttry, or at leant, exported from here, and comes buck with a servlco stripe. U6ed in the War. Silver was used In the war I ?? off set German propaganda in the Far Fast, While troops were hohiini: bjie'v the Germans in their drive on 1'ai'ls in the spring of IMS, n Hood o.f silver offset completely tin* efforts' t?f the. (ioniums to stir up trouble in the Far Fast. Silver dollars, idle in the vaults of the t'nited States treasiir.x depart ment, wore melted down into burs and hurried across the Pacific to provide additional cover for paper money, ulunjt which the natives of lmlhi had become alarmed. The importance of dispelling tils quieting reports in the Far Fast about the reserves, is Indicated by the importance of silver in the econom ic life of the For Fast. It is tb^ motley of tfie bazaars of India. It Is the coin in which hill* are paid and purchases made, and is tin* coin w'lth which the native lias been futalllar since childhood and the one bullion in will ch he phice> Implicit confidence. The si/.c i of this < ail flow of silver from the I'nited Slate*, in tin* days when it was considered a necessity to aid in w innlTiTi I lie war ina\ be judged from the lluures of Hie direc tor of the- mint. In the s+-\ years from IHI'i in P.i'jo, inclusive, imports of silver into the i'nited State* amounted to s:n>s. I7\\ w bile ex port s I o| ;i led .<s | .",. M), S, -(,'?! ?. all I'U'i s| of exports over imports of !7."?, O.jS. PnuiiU't ion of silver in the I nited Stiiles in ih sjiinc period vv;is ?::;;*J>i;7.."<'ii. From MH."? (r i hi | s and ex^ioris indicates why ii \\u^ ncii's sur\' in draw upon ilic --t.tclv <?! si ; ?% it in tin* 1 S4sH?? tr**Hsiirv ;<> npike ii I ? tlo- shorta i;i\ including I'm- iu*d!!iiK of 27' M'J 1 , 1 ?"? NilvtM" dollars i:i.d? ??? tin* I'il t uiali ni l : I . N * i'N# ?>* . K'\ p<?: : i* 0\er I import* K sport- I ii i iw> ... ... $j.5 m j ji r.. M'.. s :t.;c?;.is3 1!H!? ? I . J i. litis i-i i?i, ?%.*?*? li?l ? m (;<?>'>;?: a?. .*?? :?? li?W? >:< SV'SSMis jy:5 . :u.4* ??i- ? Vt.v.N.vi T- 4> %-"> \ -s . ?4?< (f>< Th?* I 'i t I lllil II Hi"! o f A ill-::. 1?|S. in ihnri'/i'il tin* 1 1 1 ?"? 1 1 i 1 1 l: i>f m \ ? dollars In till* OjktlMlf of H),(H Kl ' 1 1 llii' world >ln?rl:ij;?' "f >i!vvr ptodi ;<* Hon ln'if Calling far short nf tni-ellnc till* > 1 1 1 it T l< I-. 'I'll!' Stork nf sl|v* ;ii hold b\ th?* I * ni I vi I Sin!i? v\hs < ??? dm I'd I ' "'in Mil' 4 : II I :>!.*. to s". ?|| _'S_' .!? I Ill-Ill at t ill- .?MI I : iiVJii N 1 1 w tin ? host Is hi'iliK t'? p ' "aK'iPd. I .ti I i Muary tin- ooinwtfe of silver dollars ;i s ri'siiiiii'd and |!i<? ' r I'u.iijry I* to i-oiri miM* its |iuri fiu-.'s < f silver until that to help wii . t' \ hi* I i ii s I !????? ? rest I't'Od BEAVERS SAVE PEAR CROP Dams Opened and Lo*s of lc gating W.iter Supplied bv Indi a* *? <v..* Animals ? ?. i'ii>|. ? \\ a s|| \\ ai i ? * ? isi r i . I ii ii v i ? i Mhiiis sa vois the pi*>ar <:?'! of ^rov r~v !f; ? h?* Kt?* ?Jt |\ I i i i Mils hi'i- i a shortage <>: ? a tcr 1 1 -ii t i*>i> purpose? ln?ciiiiin of flu- ? 1 ? > i up of Kittla < r?***W >l?i : > ? ? _'n! i-nCon nnont <?' lit*" mm: s' rich's tho supply Mm |i-!'m*1 uV:1! Omuirlii thrcatenod tin prnr !.?rv>?>: wlrlili. three week* of market aj; lloraie Mann, (he dlslrlii gauier, went up into the mountains << .nwi tl<?:? i In* source of r)n>t i rer . ? ,(| d!s?*M\ f*r?*it that hen vet* liad ?'ai;rned the wiitei by erecting I vv o ijjigi ^ > , 8trinHo|i> MII'il.U ft tint 'i'lii* <Jmiii? were npenf-d ai.f! gh >\:ts iele??ed to ~u\i- t! e t?n*Jra crop ni?t t hen aKtiin clo^d o ??< < th?* \ ? ? s of tie iirt'e hu!)<!p'a Wrvat'# Fate of Army B?a t nrnp I f * \N ? *<) i \~'H) oi .ilta nre nsWni^ regarding ?h'> rk:e >>t tb* arniv l oan storied pier-e de nf n rni < |"'sn In Ui#* p??* V?r!on?l (?uar(l<-ui?r< In Wi*hlnn*oii bar* hoen n 'niflmpmcnt I .fir .hli tau' nier report the.? d'fl not find ri ? ? tlir once Mrs FlohMitv S?-.v?>om Hull, >1 Mc (il'j I'nivorsHy kiimIuhU*, is Nova hk'O lid's fJr*t womun lawyer. ? 1 ? ? ? ii. ii ?"J" ? Prom HH)l to IW mnuly t wt, ,un of cUvonv wtuv K^antrt ,; nu- rnUeit Htafc?* Dependable Service GROCERIES Whatever you neek in thi&Iine we are equipped to serve you promptly and efficiently. Call Phone Number 2 ? YOUR ORDER WILL BE APPRECIATED Lang's High Grade Grocery ?QUALITY FIRST" Loan & Savings Bank AND The Lines of Prosperity P ut your heart into your work. R esolve to save some of your income. 0 ut of your salary put some aside. S o that you will win your way to independence. P ut your faith in yourself and your future. i ' E very dtty do some kindness to some fellow man, R emembering that you get back from the world, as well as the bank. 1 nterest on what you put into it. ? T he Loan and Savings Bank will gladly help ^ Y on along this sure road to prosperity. Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMDEN, S. C. v,r<ON<' SAFE CONSERVATIVE Cold Weather is Here We look at our feet to see if they are properly shod. The greatest protection to health is good shoes. For shoes that wear well, ?'*. comfortably, give all round b?8' satisfaction ? we have them. We have the agency for Her man ArmyJShoes for men. \ Look over our line of men and women's shoes before buying Springs & Shannon CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 06, 1922, Image 2