The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 14, 1917, Image 2
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turn* fi.au npiimxiutuU'ly niu'thlnl ? ?f
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tlu? prliMMtml t-ilit*.
HOLSTEIN BULL
Registered
Will l>e for service at
Westerham P I a n t a t i o n.
Terms $2.00 cash for season.
W. A. HUSH. Manager,
LugofT, S. C. .
Collins Brothers
Undertakers for Colored People
Telephone 41 714 W DrKalb St.
F. D. CAMPBELL, Jr,
Cotton Buyer
I ?h?slrr to tlir faruii>r* i?f
nMfl a:'counties
that I lia\e lal?e'ii iivcr die interests
of Mavhank Co.. of CliarkMoii.
cotton merchant-.. formerly r?*|?r*?
sen teiI here hy the late .1 M Steed
man. himI will eiulea \ <?r i.. ~rrve the
public in ttic same pMiHenl manner
as did in.v ]?retlcro*sor
Platform ICeur of Khaitie liros. Store
RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil liniment. That's
the surest way to stop them.
The hest nibbing liniment is (
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for llic Ailments oj
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Cjood for uour ou n A chcs,
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dcalrrs.
L O A N S
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\ real est::'.
l<>y. micro!.
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('atniii'i,
F A R IV! L O A N S
\\ t ? | i ? pit' }>;iiV(l 11; IH'Un
;i,iic I ,iiis in. improved farm
lami- ui Kershaw county at
a !"\\ r.it?' of interest. Loans
tf. riii ? >i' livr years."
.1. (\ MASSKV
i <\ iioniii
l)v [?.. H. KERRISON
Dentist
' ?it. ? \ I? r r.i 'ii r Stort'
! I ?? Km III S(?. I'liolir I S:,
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH. DOORS BLINDS
AND LUMBER
pi.a:n & iiur.r.K 3rs ^ ;
COLUMN! A, S C
DR. K E. STEVENSON
!) !:ntist
CrtM-ki-r ISuildinc
fa fix JS. ('.
From Our Correspondents
Stockton NfWft Xol?*n.
|v vfcln. S C. Sept 11.?Ml** Hh j
; ;?? 11?.? II lit.ill WY*liulM?t<T hilt- U?* '
(t|r;I'?<( (<? l?k?< I?|? '?**?? work t?s leileliel'?
itf Stockton ?" lino! W?? \\ eli'oine livl* .
r.l mi i.
.Mr* I '? Neelej iiimI Hill** *oii* >
f: in 1 (? < K tilll an- ?.pelidlim ii wtylU'|
II ? | tie tlllllll- III' M I s. NtH'll*,)'* sister,
Mi- I \l Workman Imm'P .
Mi ii 11< i Mr> \\ It < m ;i r? 11 ii* r ami i
dan;; I ?i- M ts.se* .Maude ami I'dnar;
-pent s IIIII In \ ill llii' home of .Mi and |
.Jra.%1 t.illlx ill Kelilliert.
.Mi K. Kulmer. piisii.r of Swift
Ci'ii'k I'lniivh >|? 111 Siinda\ nltfht ui j
ilic Inane ??f Mr and M if lienrKC
A in UK
Mr lioyd Workman from I'eKalh
Mjifiit a few da > ^ Ini week w illi III*
ti aele Mr. K, M Workman.
Mr*. .\ltilllt> SliiviM* is \Uiiluu rel
Hive* down ill Umvi'Ko,
Tin* Ice cream festival \ ?'ii for I In*
heneltt of Swift Creek Chureli ill tlu?
Stu< kIon Si IiooI Ho||si? la->l Thursday
ni^lil Sept. t! was n success in every ,
detail. Tin' w eat her w as delightful j
ami a large crowd attended The siile
?>l iIm- * 'ii k i1 and lee cream brought
f jj.jr, We wish to I hank all those who
i t.nirlhiiiril towards making ii a mic*
CCsS. ?
Mr 11r\ < ?i'ii from I )?*Kiilh spfiit
'n-i week wilh friends and relatives
here.
Mr. NV. A Itush from laigolT spent
Sitmla.x here.
Mr. and Mrs. Juspet* Owriii and
hlldreir from Hlulr S, are spend
ing a few da.vs with Mr. and Mrs. K.
<1 I'earee
Mr, and Mrs. John Harilenr and
Mr- r'lt'iiian ltiackwell from Maris
villi- -pent I lie week end al the home
of Mr. a ml Mix \\. M retiree.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. I'earee and
< hihlren spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mr*. Helton Owens at PcKiilh.
T. i re will he an IcC cream festival
.'veil al llm home of Mr Jesse (Jillis
near I'lsgah Frlda.i night September
lllli for the henelit of Swift Creek
Church The puMIe is cordially In*
? led.
\Vnh*rtM' >! ill
<?n last Monday evening from 7 to
in p. in. al the Cluh House we had
the pleasure of having wilh us Miss
Sclma I'ii rrish. Knicrgeiicx County
I >ciiioiis|i'iiiion Agent. Miss I'arrish
? I'-.'a ni'/.ed a Woman's Home Deuion
v i rn I ion ("lull with Mrs. T. .1 Trues
. 'I. pres. ; Miss |) |,. Cornell vice
pr. - : Mi-- Sallie Hotel's secretary.
A good crowd of the yoinvg ladies and
\ l-c kei pel's were ??resciil ami l?e
!.-s .e \ era 1 "f our xotinu men were
t licit In ? enlist with gl'ert t interest.
? ? 'ii-t i c i i .ii i ri pc I ? ? Ini \ i:
I ?eiiiotist i 11 i.>i: l'! ui.. After
M;?s l'arri?h u'ave .i iieiinm
? i? rr in :'r ;pi- catsup durhi:; wlii' h
' :11 <! .i \ i r\ i n Ici est i nL' I a Ik < ? i?
IP".i. I '? i!o',?M i t j < >11 with references
?1 .? 'ci' \ .. c t Ilium's i li.il en n lie
n .. ::. n? a e . i hi i i? \ I i i
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I I - I \? 11: ?! will '??? I. I K " 11 up
Mt . v. ?: . I.'. lllli. I'd
I \ . ,i _ i.. i k . .1 i (|.. \ j |ia-,'e ? ?:!
? vi-l p: ni 1. i -1 s .I'MI'dav. t \c'iiii_'
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? 111 reia I i v . ?? I :' 'i s; i? t
M :i in' Mr.- \\ M is I sp. '
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I ' ;i :;. i ? . r M ! I 'a : <
'? ii ? -' - I I IC -?t'iii-iii- I'iilm.i" I 1 i
I -wit Hunter .i in I I'.riiice I 'i i \ <-r
' Su11da . in t'olnm'd.i
11 c \l< ,i -|?i I i. v I si 11 n_ Mr
I 1*1* III?dell
x'' 11J h? ?' 11 nl C:i?hi?rin I'radle.v
I'm -d;i ?. in < 'i I mnliia \ i - i ! i i ? *_r
"III || In I will ' :i ! i;| ' iclit ' I lie
;I I.?spi 1:11
Mi < ? *- Itn.n'i who i- wnrkiiiL'
? ' ' imp lack-on s? ? i?:i; last wi-ek Cid
nli ins I'.iinih
^1 ^ I* l c" i i? I' < oiitiiil'i'i w ris
M"nday la-T.
I 1 I II.? ? >ck 111 ? I i-h i Id reii
i a t i? e- iii < 'lic-i? t in? 'i|.
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>N (*st\ ille New s Notes.
?? '!?? s. (? Sep' t*J Mi's M.irx
^ .1 I 11 1.: I r III' ie \| s. 1...,; .
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11, i .,i a In? i* .i three w ei-K- -ta > v. ?' 11
.ii.itlu i' in Km M.s. .1 'I Noil::..*.
V|s. < ': a : U n ? llii, :a_'I la III I W" 11
Wood's Seeds
Rosen Rye
The most vigorous grow
ing and productive of Seed
Ryes. Stools out better, su
perior quUity of grain, and
destined, in our opinion, to
take the place of all other
Rye. .
Wood's Fall Catalog
Gives full description and informa
tion, and also tells about the best
SEED WHEAT. OATS.
RYE, and Other Seeds
for Fall Sowing
Write for Catalog and prices of
any Seeds required.
T. W. WOOD O SONS.
SEEDSMEN, - Richmond, Va.
boro linn retunwd home* after a week*
\ i-ii with Mr. Mini. Mr?, J, Hilton.
\IUs .1 it (III it II Smith, of Riverside.
Is vlMttliifc*Mi*. Mfc, <?. Alj Anthony.
Mr*. <1. M, Autftony left
to vis11 her daughter Mrs. J.M. Akcn
at Wlnnsboro.
Mix Annie l{ur??f l^ineaster is
'?pending lit*' w<>ek with hi'r parents
Mr iiml Mr*. .1. I'. 111 It < >h. .
Mr. and Mrs. <\ Scwoll Uflve re
tiirui'il fr*'in a few day* stay at their
old home in Miiiin1 County. N. F
*1*1 ie\ made Ilu* trip in Iauto
Mr. It. |? Hell has added two
r? urns t<> Ids residence and remodel
??i| tlx* old part which adds much
beauty -to Ills homo.
Miss Fannie Owens of Columbia I*
spelling her vacation with her mother
Mrs. Nannie Owens.
Mr. II. II. Truesdale haw accepted
a (?'o>ition as salesman for the Smith
llros. Nursery (V?.. of Concord, <Jn,
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Bull hud son
Harry, and Miss Carrie Beckham of
Camden* have hcen on a long auto
trip. They went up through Klchntond
and then up through Baltimore, Md.
The> all enjoyed the trip.
Messrs. llerlHM't Young and IV .1.
Morton arc going t?? take their vaca
tion next week. They state they are
going to spend the most of their time
at .Wlnnshoro.
Kemhert Newa Note*.
llcinhcrt. Sept. 11th.?From sniiinier
to winter is what we now buve. This
day is a real winter one.
The drought was broken here Sun
day hy a line rain which will help the
late crops such as pens, potatoes, and
some corn. The cotton got the worst
from the severe heat and tlry weather
and tin* crop will he short.
1 Ucv. and Mrs. S. II. Ilrttlield of
iCassjitt. were in our midst a few days
| last week and their many friends were
[ glad to see them.
Mrs. T. M. Uodgers returned home
yesterday from Columbia.
Miss Nellie Sparrow. om> of the
pretty young ladies of Mittpah section
ef Lee county was at lMsgah church
, Sunday and to see her, friends Misses
I i:thel Watson and Anncll Khnore.
, While here she mime many friends
j and hope she will come aguln soon,
, ,Mr. Jim B$lgers of Mizpah attend
red clnln-h Sunday at iMsgah. Indi*
.cations fx>1111 that a pretty -young lady
j was the drawing card here. (iood
I lin k to him.
i llev. .1 W. Ki'tincy. who has been
j ipiitc -irk for some time is Improv
I ing.
Miss Vanray Keinicy who has hcen
! visiting at Camden came home hi-t
! week.
llev. F. A. I.lies preached a line
sermon at l'isgah Sunday.
A numher of our people a'l"c getting
| jtiloiiiohiles and soon buggies will he
things .'(* the |>ast.
Mr> Aliee Amnions iid Mr- Mat
Shiver >'f Stockton vislfed relatives
and frii'iids here ipiite reeen1ly.
Kev. Tucker to Koch Hill.
Ile\. I IV Tucker of Ki'i'sliaw aa
accepted a "ill to i he First Baptist
i 'lunch of this i |;y and will l<e here
! >r -e r\ he- Sunda \ w eek.
Mr Th' Im r i- .i native of North
Carolina and a graduate of Wal<e
Forest ||> a t; <?: :de> I Vale I Diversity
with ;i view to practii-iiiL' law. but
later ? i.i,-red tin- ininisir\ ||(. then
11 'i >)< a ??oiil'so :?' the South I'.apt is!
Th<o|if_'i<-a I Siini ua i\* at I ?'iiisvillc.
lb- was pa-tor in Kentucky after tin
ishing at t h? ?. si-iiiiiia r\ and ' w o years
i - o accepted ilic ?ali to Kershaw,
w here !,<- ha - <l? >iie a :'ica i work. A
? >w ' o|iso of worship ha- -o??n built
and the membership gCMiU inoreayed.
I ? ? * -e w ho heard Mr Tin-Uer when
lie pieaeheil liel'e -oiiir Siilidavs ago
weii- greatly impres-oil with him.?
l?o k 11 i 11 lleeoril,
. v
I'irst To Plead ( uwritten I/?w.
l.o|ido|,. St | i 11 l.iellt Don-las
Maholinn. who wa- being fried for the
murder of Anton I'aumhcrv a pseudo
eoiint. wa- ti?da\ founi! no* guilty 1 ? \ a
,iur.\ at the ??ld I'.ail. v 1' ire Court.
I The ease w hieh hai,l be? i-haraefer
i7.1 ii a- ;l ??decani of pa--ioi was the
tir-t to lie tried lu re iu w ?-11 the nn
'" -u law w a- t he -? -1. lefen-e.
A eoi'oiier s j11r\ had ie!.iriu>d a ver
lie! of ??just Hialde liom,. .|??** after
; hearing l.ient. Ma hoiinii'- plea that in*
had killed Itauniherg "in ? fensc of his
w ile < honor." The ease vas one of
l he nio-t 'eiisai ii>iia -e. ? in l.ond'iii
in ma ii v \ears.
I>r. Jacobs Dfiul.
I?t^ W illi.nn .1 ;i<-i>1 ?- i_.<l 7?"? y?*;i i s.
I < ! ,t? *" 151 i t ??11 Mwinl.iv ti n!iiu'. T ?<*:? til
? i nic It*ii I> . 1 ?i -I:i ? ? \\';i x k 11 own
i- "i''nrhrr ??f * *tii? ? ami was
" T ? ? i?11? I?? i* "f Thoriiw- ?
,i* < '!inr?>n lit' i?. -ii' ? Wv the fAi
I<? \\ 111lt i hilili iMi ''in Mrs.
W I Kiiilf.x. <?f thi' Hrv. J.
I" I >1. .f ? lillttM ?' ? Ucv. .1. I >il
.;i !'? I .1.11??>1 ??4 ;i!nl th ? I: \ ThoniwHl
.! "f Atlanta. 'i;i ! i< 1 thi' K??v.
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w.-lj ;i- :i liirtr*' faini!\ ? 1 _rrnn<l?liiilii-n
. ' oflfT robitlvo^
In Mpmoriam sa?li.- liaum.
Milium. I?l*t-T! \ ;i' lirisrht.
I i 'in of |>a>s?'?l frntu 11 ^
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Til-?r <?.
w ?? 11u?? t ? ? 11 tlit- r.? r11ji 1 shop*?
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10.OOO-TONS-l 0,000
VELVET BEANS IN POD
List with us what you will have and name
date can ship. Also in market for corn.
Will pay highest market price.
ADLUH MILLING CO.
' COLUMBIA, S. C.
MAY BR CIVIL WAR
If liortiiloflf Wins Russia Will lie
i iiucr Powerful Dictatorship.
Washington. Sept. 11. ? Whether
Kit?*?*ia faces anarchy Hinl it reign of
terror as the fruit, of (Jeneral Kor
nilotY's revolt against Premier Keren-'
ky's provisional government depends
largely, in the opinion of officials and
diplomats here, on the speed with which
tre situation develops.
It" the deposed commander ii^ ehief.
now report oil marching on Petrograd
with troops personally loyal to him.
makes ;t spectacular show of strength
within tlit* next three days, it is be
lieved strong political influences, 'now
secretly \vavering in allegiance to the
Lft>\ oruntei11, may swing over and ir>\ ??
hint a preponderance of assistance and
pave the wax for a j>owt rfnl dictator
If Premier Keretisky. on the other
hand, is a hie to hold fast to the sup
port of eiiKit'.'h of the various political
L'r-?ups. ](?' may crush the revolt qtliek
l\ and xviehl the deinoeraf ie forces into
a ?troti'.'?'r instrument to fight <!er
tna n.\ .
I" e ??'iinp|etr ascendancy of Kcren
-kx . r K..iniloir would satisfy most
pi'f-ojw here ni*'st interested in Kits
-;a"s well being It is the middle sit
natioii. the 'ontliet which would make
Ke.ssi;iiis kil' Kussijins, which they
rear and xvhhh seem- entirely possi
ble <*ivil war then might lead to
either separate peace with Germany
<>r restoration of the monarchy xvith
its inevitable train of evil con se
quences.
< >iit of the haze of the Itussjan sit
uation. as reported unofficially today,
the provisional government probably
would count on the support of the
nax.x, ;j large |>iirt of the army, par
ticularly in the interior, railway em
ployees and industrial workers. Kor
nirfHT probably experts the hacking of
a ?t long element of military leaders,
damn members. the intellectual
clashes, the Cossacks and other eon
siderabii' piofe^sinnal lighting elements
of t he a rni.x
Premier Kereiisky's sources of
strength. however. include' the usual
ailv.image of government authority to
make ;irre?.|s and deal out immediate
punishment to violators of ij.s orders
and tin' extensive sysjetn of govern
nienl reports among the troops.
Through these channels. it Is likely
that tii?* government already has dis
seminated informal i'm calculated to
retain t lie x??blicr's loyalty.
Another ?i'u 'tion. xvhich may ren
der difficult KornilofT's attempt t<?
inarch on I'ctrograd ami seize Russia's
rule by force. Is M?ai tne armies have
so democratized they can' easily
conduct negotiations without recourse
to their commanders and they may re
fuse to fire on their brothers in arms.
Opinion iiere is divided as to whether
a passage of the crisis will lead to
a united and strengthened Russia.
Considerable concern is felt over the
repeated charges of leaders in the
revolt that the Kereivsky ministry
contains pro-Ccrman sympathizers.
Whatever the next fi*w days may
develop, officials here point to the re
newed offensive of the <?erinan-Aus
t riii 11 armies in Hukowina as proof
that the present crisis will be used
by the central powers a? an opportu
nity for them.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice iv hereby given, that one
month from this dale, on Saturday,
October 1:: 111. 1P17. I will make to
the I'robntc Court oC Kersliaw Coun
ty my linai return :i< Administrator of
rhc estate of .i. i-'. Turner, deceased,
and oil the ^ainc date I will apply
:?> the ii? I Court for a final discharge
-;iid Administrator.
.1. \\\ WATKKS.
('amden. S. (Sept. 11. 11)17.
Women and girls form more
one-third of the wane earners in]
eight largest. cities of New York
CITATION
Mtate. of South Carolina.
County of Kersluiw.
lty W. L. McDowell. Ksquire,
hate Judge.
Whereas. John Jenkins, Jr.,
suit to me to grant him Utte
Administration with the will aim
of the Estate of ami effects of Ri(
Fields.
These are. Therefore, to rite
admonish all and singular the kl
and creditor^ of the said Simon
deceased, that they he and appear!
fore me. in the Court of Probity
he held at Cam den. S. ('.. on Se
Imm- 22ml next after puhllcfttk)&
of. at 11 o'clock in the forwux
show cause, if any tliey have. whyl
said Administration should not]
granted.
(liven under my hand, this sthj
of SeptemlKM" A. 1?. 1U17.
W. L. >!el >OWKJJ.
Judge of l'rohate for Kershaw Coi
1'uhMshed on the 1 Irh awl 21sH
of September. 15H7. in the 'so
Chronicle and posted at the
House door for the time presei
hy law.
Attention Farmers
ON AND AFTER THIS DATi: THE CHARGE
OR TOLL FOR GRINDING WHEAT WILL BE ONE
EIGHTH. OR FOUR QUARTS TO THE BUSHEL
THE HIGH QUALITY OF FLOUR' WILL STILL BE
MAINTAINED.
W. H. FREEMAN, Manager,
LAKEWOOD ROLLER MILLS
Rembert, S. C., R. F. D.^3.
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