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Nobody's Business Written for The Chronicle by Ge? McCee, Copyright, 1USJ8. m|ke l? hunting for justice and a new cow jeer inr. edditor:? V pleat* rite or foam mo the name wl(j churracter of the beet luwyer in jjje county seat at once./ 1 want to sue the peoples feed stoar for ull Itluila ot dam mages that the law alI )0wH from grand larceny to brltchoB of trust. a few days ago nty wife, mrs. mike Clark, rfd, went to the peeplou feed ' gtoar <>f this place, run, mannaged, owned, controlled, and mortgaged by oue art square; she called for u bag >of dairy feed for the cow, and 8he naturally thought she got what she had charged to me and took It home. It seems that art square hud got u shipment of feed a few days befoar i and the pokes of same were tore, and he mixed the dairy feed and the hog I feed and the dog feed and the* hog feed and the chicken feed altogether and Kfld it to my cow and she dtddi en't know anny better. f- yestiddy morning, when she went out to tho cow barn to be milked, old inuley bad ?t some of that mixed food, uud she wan cutting all kinds of capon, thu llrst thing she done was run u rabbit thru the pastor aitd tho only reuson who didden't ketch same, hu wont thru a crack, on hor yuy back w tho lot. she act a pattit^e/riwd/ hold him pointed for 30 minute*. ' aa soon us she got back, alio set down in tho oow troff and tried to luy an egg, and commenced to crow and scratch for wirms. my wife tried over possible wuy to hummer her bo's site could be milked, but when site started to barking at her site saw thut the jig was up. site trued a squirrel on hor way to tho brunch to get a drink of watter. after sho iiad acted like u dog and a chicken for ,3 or 5 hours, she commenced to root and go oink oink, and sho rubbed herself against a post till her hide was bleeding, wo won't stand for this, we dont know whether we own a dog or a hog or a chicken. the peoples feed stoar must pay us 24$ for daminages and re-place our cow. he will he took to law and pos-! sibly as far as the ,/mppreme coart.j allso state his terms, and ask if lie will bo HjiUiHfbjjL' with ft mortgage ft" the new cow we expect him to win for us. hurry. .. yorea trulie, mike Clark, rfd, dairyman. ROUND AND ROUND IN FLAT ROCK . .u great manny social changes huvo took place lh flat ryck enduring the puat 30 days, to wit?vlzzly : ? ..mr. and mrp, herb ketchum are the glad purrenta of a set of beautiful twin childrena, a boy und hia brother, who will ancer to the namea of herb and yerb. ..miss Jennie veeve und aullle veeve ainith have chunged rooma at the boarding houae . . . they have took a front room instead of a back room, they will now aee everthing that la going on outside til) bed time. ..the Jenkins fumiley have moved upstair over the all-nite cuff for the winter, it has a fire-place, the "payaa-you-warm" furniture store re-pos-. Messed their stove, hence the transfer, she works in the cafT. ..dr. green has moved his aubscrip^ tion counter in the drug atoar l)ack to J . .. juauj.. ? wards liia rear and that will give his ' loafers und customers luooro room up ut i li?- front. he mought sell hot drink* later on, such a* beef bullion, " coffeo chockerlet un?l possibly jainaca ginger. . . mr. and inra. liolsum moo re have J moved their cow-stall 30 feet buck from the house closer to the pastor i < gate, this will possibly stop her from | ' bawling, and keeping everboddy awake at night, she gives 3 gallons t per day, so he says. ! . ,eh|> Wilkinson and his young wife I have moved back to her ma's in the ' room adjoining the hall, he will con- , tinue his bigness peddling goobers and goober sand witches. he is doing verry well with same and nearly 1 makes a livving, so ids mother-in-law says, if he would work. ..yore oorry spondent, mr. mike Clark, rfd, has swopped 2 of his best imssuin dogs to Judd skinner for 1 pig. und u radiator for ids ford and 2$ to boot, and haff interest in what he ketches this fall, verry little other changing about has been going on in our midst here of late. yores trulie, mike Clark, rfd, corry spondent. - ?1 - News Of Interest In And Near Bethune Bethune, S. Oct 2S? - Mrs M I.. Kelly lias 410110 i<> Flizubetlwoo, Totin . 0 spend a month with lior son, Flynn rCol ly. Miss Mary King, teacher in the Ml, 'roghan school spent the week end with Jier parents, Mr. and Mrs. IS. 1). \ing. Miss Mary Hurgard visited her (randparents in Hishopviilu, Mr. and Mrs. Jallies. Mrs. CV L. Vaughn, of Oftyee, liss returned to her homo after an oxlended visit to relatives here. The following students spent the week end with their parents here: \V. A.. McDowell, Ituiley Military Academy; Misses Tlielinti Davis and Kli/.a hotlt Baker, Limestone College; und Misses Gludys Joyner, Klsto Mae Hammond, Mary 11. und Annie ftuth llatel iff, Wlthrop. Lonnie Mclaiughlin, of Ktngstree, is spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Padgett. Miss Tressa Mae Hyatt, of Bishopvill*?, is tlie guest of her sister, Mrs. Ci. H. Fowler Harris Oliver, who is in school at Spartanburg, and a friend, Vernon West, of I'tiioii, spent several days hiHt week with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McDuuiel spent the week end in Biuvkstoek and Itock Mill with relatives. Mrs. (J. II. McKinnon and MIsh Kloise Miliar were hostesses to tho l'. 1>. C. Wednesday afternoon at the homo of Min M<K 111 hod . A ft or tho Jmsim ss session tho following promam was given: "Stratford, Homo of tho Loos, " MIsh Klolso MIlfeT; HlrtUda) of Daniel C ICinmett." Mrs I). /. Truesdell, and Mrs, Margaret Marion road an appropriate poem. During tho social hour tho hostesses sorvod a chicken salad course. Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Thomas, of Winnsboro, visited tho former's mother, Mrs L. l> Kobortson, this week. Tho I'astour treatment for rabies Is now half a century old. I . NOTICE OF ELECTION OF ALDERMAN FOR WARD FIVE lly order of City Council, an election will be hold in the City of Camden, South Carolina, on Tuesday, tho 1 tit It day of November, 193.r?, for tho election of an alderman for Ward Five to till the unexpired term of T. V. Walsh, resigned. The polls will be open from 8:00 a. m. and close at 4:00 p. m. The following place and managers have been appointed to conduct said election: On the porch of A. tj. Clarkson, at Northwest corner of Chesnut and Fair streets- K. C. Zemp, Mrs. M. J. Clarkson and Miss Nancy Dempster. J. H. OS HO UN F, C. HOYKIN, Mayor City Clerk [WHO WILL WIN THE CHEVROLET or $500 I ATTENTION . OUT-OF-TOWN PARTICIPANTS All reserve votes, report sheets and cash must be in the sealed ballot box before 3 P. M., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6th , at which time the campaign will be officially closed. Heretofore out-of-town candidates have had the privilege of mailing letters containing reports as late as the closing hour. For obvious reasons this cannot be permitted at the close of the campaign. Out-of-town candidates should, where it is possible to do so, arrange to deposit their final collection in person and be present at the final count but where this cannot be done, letters containing business should be posted in good time to reach The Chronicle office before the tinal count, and it is advisable that the same be sent under special delivery. I or $200 7 - or $100 THE BALLOT BOX IS SEALED In order to maintain the strictest secrecy as to the amount of business turned in by each member during the last eight days of the cam- j paign, the race will be brought to a close under a sealed ballot box. A j sealed ballot box has been placed in the office of The Commercial Bank of Camden, where it will remain until the campaign closes at 3 p. m., 0 \ Wednesday, November 6th. At that hour the race will be declared j i officially closed and immediately thereafter or as soon as the judges can canvass the findings in the box, the winners will be determined and the gifts awarded. There will be no complicated count, simply a matter of adding all votes found in the ballot box. The Camden Chronicle "Prosperity" Campaign closes when the clock strikes 3 P. M., Wednesday, November. 6, not one minute of grace allowed. Don't think that you have no chance to win, because you have. Back up your efforts with confidence, not overeonfidence, with courage, not despair, make the largest-report Wednesday and you may drive home in your own Chevrolet or take your choice of $500 or $200 or $100 in cash. Enough five-year subscriptions this week can win. . FIRST GRAND PRIZE Choice of 1935 Model Chevrolet Coach $615 or $500 IN CASH Purchased from and on Display at ; D. M. MAYS Camden, S. C. The Great American Family Car Unusual Operating Economy Faster Acceleration than ever Big, Roomy Bodies by Fisher Smooth, Powerful, Cable-controlled Brakes Economical ,yalve-in-Head Motor I SECOND GRAND PRIZE I $200.00 IN CASH I CASH IN ON YOUR SPARE TIME. Ambitious men and women ? part time workers 9 *nri busy housewives can earn big money in this campaign in their spare time. The j Entry C pup on on this page will start you on the road to fortune?send it in today. It will I Co*t you only a few pennies for postage to investigate. THIRD GRAND PRIZE $ 100.00 IN CASH Think of the many ways this amount of money could be used. Don't be a wisher, a hoper art a hcsitator ? send in the Entry Coupon and start today. .1 Read the Rules and Regulations. For further information, call, write or Phone 29. This _ j is The Kerns Plan Campaign. - C. H. KERNS, Campaign Manager. I CANDIDATES - - Please Take Notice " ?,> . <j, I ' ' /: . - C . - ---- _ . - - ^ ' ' -aAll butinct* depositedin the sealed ballot box at the Commercial Bank of Camden, must be accompanied by full amount to cover in form of c..h and ch .Ion* No check, will be .?*pfd Thi. rule i. rn.de in f.imew to .11 member,. The .d^ory ho^LtoctodVthe^imber* will be ..ked to .ct? fin.1 judge,, to cutu the finding, m the box end .w.rd the prize* AU of them gentlemen we wefi known in I MUr Wednld.y, SoveSSl^fiA. ^ n pIea" be at The Chronicle offit m MAY THE liKSTC:ANI>ll>ATE w;N__