The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 02, 1912, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
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If It 'm WO nil Jlllil
It in Tb? Chronicle.
a for ft&le'or want iMt win h<
readily seen and will bring results
if plaecd ia the coluinna of The
Chronicle.
Tbv Union Progress rightly aaya:
"A smile lh a great* heart warmer
these dreary days, Juot try it and
see how other faces glow in r.?
spouse, Don't act the icicle. The
weather la 0hiiHug chough without
tha..".
' Head the hig ? led. ad )q another
place in Tho Chrdfiiclo and if you
want correct printing send It odr
way,- There are few typographical
:?tuntii that cannot' he pulled off!
in thin shop.
"Geography can properly ho
taught only from the dally nown
paper#," declared Dr. A. B. Win?
whip, (,t UoKton, In an addi'eaa to
the Utah Kducat (o.iml AwoQiatioh'
In ? Laktf City on cation f<h
Pro? rarity." ? He declared newnpd
pern are the greatest text hooka in
the world, a;i no o^her puhlicutlona
could keep pace with the rapid
Chan get of modern life.
In the .House. of llepreaentutives
on Wedneaday last a hill wa? post
ed to third reading providing pun
ishment" of capital crimes by elec
trocution instead of hanging. The
bill provldea for thoplacling of an
electric chair In the penitentiary in
Columbia for the electrocution of
criminals for the entire Btatc. An
other bill panned to third reading
Waa one whtch prohibits the snlo of
toy phjtolB and nlrguna to children
under 12 years of ago.
No busiaosit, great or small, can
attain the success it 1b untitled to
unless wjild business carried rogu-~
lar, aplcy, judicious advertising In
the home paper. it's an plain an
the nose on a drinking inun's face
that adrertlBing paya and pays very
handsomely. *
Mr. Kirkland Has introduced a
J Oil I In i'. i. Kl<- all, re to O tttwH* w
the hoard of county- commissioners
for Kerabaw county to refund the
old outstanding 3C'h railroad boud
ed indebtedness of the county fry
i ho Issuance of nontaxable coupon
i bonds* and to provide for Invest
! meut of tho sinking funds. We
! triiHt that something can be done
to assist the taxpayers in this loat
' ter. This railroad Indebtedness
fftlb> duo next year 1918, and with
tho present high rate of taxes this
obligation WOUid Indeed be hard to
Woe t.
NOTICE}.
To the Democratic Voters of the
City of Camden:
The voters ? of the several Wards
I will uit'C't. at the opera house at 7
p. hi., or Immediately after the
adjournment of tho meeting of the
j Chamber of Commerce, on Wodnes
| day evening, February 7th, for the
purpose of organizing into Ward
Clubs. Each Ward Club Bhall or
ganize by the election of a Presi
dent, a Hecrettt>y, and a represen
tative on the Kxecutive Committee
It Ib also suggested that each club
appoint a committee to nee that
there are registered on tho club
rolla all d?niocratic voters In the
several Wards, as this Is prorequl-^
site for votinK.
immediately after the organiza
tion of tho VVard Clubs, the presi
dent^ and the representatives Just
elected will meet, elect a member
of the executive tolninittee at large
and further organize by the election
of a City Chairman and Secretary,
and attend to any further buslnoBS
a? to the arrangements of tho pri
mary election which will, accord
ing to past rules, bo held on the
third Tuesday In March, being the
10th day of the month.
? By order of
H, L. Watkins,
Chairman. .
J. 13. Wallace, Secretary.
Feb. 1, 1912.
Zemp's Drays guarantee safe and
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gins to get weak or some other defect arises it- stands to
i'cukou lliat something is wrong, and "your ey? cannot over
come it without help any more than a. camera could help it
m it. it isn't like getting over a headache or some other lo
cal double that would adjust itself. The defects must be ad
justed before the sight can Ihj improved. On the other hand,
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cannot do good work but it will wear out a great deal soon
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G L. BLACKWELL,
Jeweler and Optician. . ' Camden, S. C.
MOULDINGS
BOARDS
JUST RECEIVED -
* A large assortment
. of
Sash Doors and Blinds
. - . ' !
We have your size ? Phone 81 or write
?" " 5?^ r- 3L
SHAND BUILDERS' SUPPLY COMPANY
DeKALB STREET
FLOORING
HEAf/lY tlUNtfFBRH
A#> HI town by I*4M>k* In Couat> Aud
itor'* Offl?*\
John J. Thompson to W. B. Thom
son, 31' iirfu, $5.
K, M, McCown to W. H. Walter*,
53 acres ut 1275.
HiulijH'l Taylor to II. II. Tru**?
dull, HH acntri, $J00.
*? John T. Stevena and John W. In
gram to J. IS. Fnulkenberry, MM I
$500.
Oscar O. Bower* to W. U, Cly
burn, 1 lot In town of Kershaw*
$500.
L. M. Klowfra U> D. T. Lab*, 1
lot.
(5. I >. Savage to Richard Hallo, 1
lot in Camden, ' $426.
Ceniotery Association to Mrs.
Coleman, 1 lot $11.
\V. B. Thompson to Lottie ('. Pu
len, 31 acres $700.
Jan. . K. Durham to 1). T. Yarbo
roUKh and J. N. McLaurln, 17 14
100 acres, $800.
.Joseph B. Croker to Henry Sav
age, 7 ' acrcH, $1,100.
B. L. Norwood to William Rob
inson, 1 lot $30. !
J. 10. Black well to Gusaie Blacky
well, 66 acres, $1,600.
Mary E, Byrd to J. C. Cook, 1400
acres at $100.
Ola Bulllvan to J? C. Cook, 1400
acre.n $100.
Mary B. Cook, et al? to J. C.
Cook, 1400 acres, $700.
w. R. Flnckney to Lewis Condor,
97 acres at $75? half interest.
B. M. Cooper to Kato Hyatt, 1
acre, $30.
Kato Hyatt to W. S. Davie, 1 lot,
$70.
Joo Cook to Hal Wheeler, 2 acres,
$1.<.
George Cook tp Hal Wheeler, 8
a'croB, $40.
Robert M. Cooper to J. T. Laney,
134 acres, $1,943.
J. N. Jonea to ,\V. Lander Jones,
40 1-2 acrea, $2,000.
Sallie C. Bowen to Alonza K. Bo
wen, 35 acrea.
Alice Witt Sloan to John T, Mac
key, 1615 acrea, $10,000.
T. W. Lang and H. K. Lang to
R. B. Anderaon, 4 21 acrea.
J. H. Burna to W. A. Anderaon,
2 ucjt.o, $200.
Hoiter Belton to L. Patterson
Thompson, 41 1-2 acres, $567.76.
Manning Hollla to Julius Sutton
7 ?? x 1 0 G feet near S. A. L. passenger
depot, Camden, $100.
J u 1 i '.is Sutton to Jesse Champion,
7?\\105 feet, $475.
T M. Fltzpatrtck et al, to Kath
erine Wiliams, ot al., 150 acres,
$80.
T. I?I, Fltfcpatrlck, et al., to Kath
crlne Wiliams, et al., 35 acres at
$45.
J. E. Vaughan, et al., to H. A.
Vaughan, et al., 25 acres, $100.
H. G. CarrlsonrTo James English
56 acres, at $313.62.
James English to L. SchenH. &
Co., 56 acres, $1.
I. C. Hough, C. C. C. Pm to Robt.
A. McDowell, 85 acres. .< ..
I. C. Hottgfe- to McDonald Davis
and Mary Ann Davis, 92 acres.
I. 0. Hough to George Creed and
Nanniie Hose, 92 acres.
? I. C. Hough to Fannie Creed, .92
acros.
S. B. Klrklaud to G. A. Ithame
and E. J. McLeod, 2 lots.
M. E. Moseley to J. S. Dunn, 1
house and lot on DeKalb st., $2,
500.
James E. Peach to Levi Kirk?
land, 130 acres, $660.
Wm. Thomas, et al, to Simeon
Thomas, 15, acres, $10.
J. G. Gibbes to E. H. Goff, 23 2
acres, $23.25.
II. M. Cooper to I. C- Triplet!.
.16 3-4 acres, $14 03. ?
Mary A. Cook, et al, to W. E.
Thompson, 90 acres, $200.
W. D. Stewart to Joseph Simp
son, 42 acres, $775.
Mrs. C. M". Davis to John W. Jor
dan, 8 1-2 acres, $85.
Quality Printing ? The Chronicle.
NOTICE.
By order of City Council, an elec
tion for one Chief of Police for the
City of Camden S,. C., will be held
by City Council ort Monday evening,
February 5th, 1912, to fill out the
unexpired term of BenJ. Haile, re
signed. All applicants for the abov.
position must send in their written
appHcatioiiH to the City Clerk on
or befdro 4; 00 o'clock p. m., MoH~
day, February 5, 19T2. . ~ ~~ ? ?
S. F. Braslngton, Mayor.
J. J. Goodale, Clerk.
' - Jan. 2 2, 1912.
For all the news of Camden and
Kershaw county read The Chroni
cle. We want a big bunch of new
subscribers in the next few months
and if a good paper is a drawing
card we are going to get 'em.
Let Zomp's drays haul your
trunks.
PERSONAL MENTION.
I tout* of I?U!re?t Concerning City
u lid County People. *
Doris Mltch^m, who has been tak
ing a course In architecture at the
Ohio Northern University, at Lima
O., haw returned home to recuper
ate from a severe attack of pneu
monia.
The Saturday nighrt dances at th^
Kli K Aood Rtn rt?d last week. Those
dancea i*r*) Informal, but pleasant.
The music io furnished by the Or
chestra, voder direction of Prof,
WJt'/janU.
Mr?, John W. Corbet*. hue called
u meeting of all the presidents of
the varloua church societies and
i>hyffWhtnj>' wives, to meet at her
fy? the purpoae of dlscusa
ing' flife propoacd John Hurdell hoa
pital. Whon the ladloa get to work
on a thing of thla kind, a great
deal of good usually r&tvl!
The trial of John llinaoii, Sr., and
John Hisson, Jr., for the shooting
of Kendrlcka at the Seaboard do*
pot last week, took place at th<
Recorder's court on Tuesday morn
ing. a large crowd waa present
and the trial consumed a great
part of the day. The following mc ...
were on the jury: Geo. Rhame,
Wm. Yo.ung, Hen deLoaclio, W. '1
Smith, Johu Nettlea and Mr. Our
ton, who returned a verdict of
guilty against (the younger lllnaon
and not guilty againat the older.
Hinaon waa' fined $50 or 30 days.
The case was appealed to higher
court. The . two , ; Kendrick'a . will
be tried later, L. T. MHIh repre
seated the Illnson's; W. Bratton do
Loache, the Kendrick'a and L. A.
WlttkowBky, the city.
1 I 1 L *
H^JjK OF STEAM LAUNDRY
property.
Under and by virtue of mortgage
agreements executed by the Sani
tary Steam Laundry Company to
the Troy Laundry Machine Co., Lim
Ited, dated April 27, 1911, and re
corded in Clerk'a office for Ker
shaw county. Book 51, page 505;
to the Willey jCo., Inc., dated May
13, 1911, recorded In Clerks office,
Kershaw county, booji 50, page 51 1?
to the O. Armleder Co., dated May
17, 19.11, and to Buffalo Laundry
Supply Co., dated May 29, 1911,
recorded Clerk's Office, Kershaw
County, Book No. 21, which are duo
and unpaid, we will offer for aal<
at public auction to the highest bid
den, at the store building on Main
Street, lately occupied by said San ?
itary Steam Laundry in Camden, S.
C., on the 16th day of Feb., 1912
tlie following property:
Two 36 inch by 48 inch I. V. 8.
washers with partition,. No. 2 head
er; one 50 gal. starch cooker; one
No. 1 C. & C. dampener; one Gent's
Cuff press; one Band and Yoke
Press; one 3 Loop Dry Room; one
Negligee Starcher; one 3-32 Shaw
Shaper; one 3-Compartment Wood
Tub; one Gravity Seam Dampener;
100 No. 1 Drops; one Tripper; one
lb. Special Blue.
Above property being mortgaged
to Troy Laundry Machine Co; also
one 5 Roll Hngep Mangle, said Man
gle being mortgaged to Willey Co.;
one 1 Horse Delivery Wagon, said'
wagon being mortgaged to O. Arm
leder Co.; One 2 6 in. Am, Counter
Shaft attached Extra cter; One Ho
gan Wing Point Tipper; mortgaged
to Buffalo Laundry -Supply Compa
ny. Shannon & Mills,
Attorneys for Troy Laundry Ma
chine Co.
Kirkland & Kirkland,
Attorneys for Willey Co. and for O.
Armleder Co.
W. B. deLoaclie,'
Attorney for Buffalo Supply Co.
All other effects and property of
ithe said Sanitary Steam Laundry
Co. will be sold, either jointly or
separately at the same place and
date. L. A. Wit-tkowsky.
? Camden, S. C., Feb. 1, 1912.
IT? Needed a Pull.
"By gosh, there ain't no chance
to gtt ahead of - these swindlers/'
complained Silas Hosabarnes:
"What's the matter now?" his
wife asked.
"I sent a dollar to one of 'em
for a receipt to keep hair from
fallln' out, and what do y <f(x s'pose
he writes?"
"I can't guess."
? -"-'Quagroi with vmiri wife aW prit
it-pulled o?tJ .!L
tientlo Jabs.
More tombstones would tell the
truth about j?eople if left blank.
When a woman says, "There's no
use talking," she means that yoA
might as Well, shut up and give her
a chance.
Tell the average man a joke and
he will say, "That reminds me."
Then he'll get busy and you will
have to listen and It serves you
right.? Chicago Ledger.
Statement of The Condition of The Bank of Camden
Locatcd at Camden, S. C., at the closo of business Jan. 31, 1912:
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts . . T" T7 $330,665,94
Bonds and Stocks owned by the Bank, . . . . 70,000.00
Cash on hand and in^o'ther banks 103,089.97
Real Estate, Furnlt^rc^ and Fixtures 17,200.67
Total . . 520,966.68
LIABILITIES.'
Capital Stock paid in .- ^ ^ ... ... .. $100,000.00
Surplus and "profits .. .. 66,412.52
Deposits. . ,v , 345,181.29
Dividends Unpaid. . . . .... .. 8,018.00
Due Other Ranks "... ' ,1,394.77
Total vd> . . 620,966.68
State of South Carolina-? -County of Kerqhaw.
I, C. H. Yates, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemly swear
that the foregoing Statement is true and correct to the best of my
knowledge and belief. C. H. Yates, CftfchUr.
Sworn to and' subscribed before me this 31st day of Jan. 1912.
Laurens T. Mills, Notary Public.
Correct~~Atteat
David Wolfe,
Leo Schenk,
W. M. Shannon,
plpi Ip ? *
THE MAN OF TOIL
BeSS. iIg|jt ggF
-utn the aaving* of' early man
iood tutu hl? much-prized home.
Jut doe? lie alway^put by <m?
L*y'*, pay tor a right fire Innur
n?ce policy thai will luaure hi*
loin* MiMveril yearn? Unfor- H
uu*te i* I*? who doee not. Our
>o I telle* ar? right, end we are
?U1jik you to do the right
h\#g by, your family.
C. P. DuBOSE & CO.
THIS WEEK
Home-Ground Meal
"Beech-Nut" Bacon ,
? :?
New Orleans Molasses
Buckwheat Flour
A complete stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries can always
be found at
. . . ? . ^ - -4 ?
Grade VM\v/\
WHERE QUALITY COUNTS
Phone 2
Not a Care in the World
when- out for a spin In your
auto, if you purchase your sup
plies from bur store. That's
saying a good deal, but every
thing we sell in the auto sup
ply line gives such good satis-*
faotion, we feel justified In mak
ing that statement When you
want something for your auto
again, we would lijce to have
you try ilk. ???
Camden Motor Company
FRIDAY a SATURDAY
FEBRUARY, 2ND - 3rd
' ?
Positively the last Two Days
-ZZFTtl.? ? - of-x the - : ?
BIG PUBLIC SALE
stock has Been Marked to Lowest
Possible Figures.
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H. L SCHLOSBURG
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN 1
moat frequently -with the car
riage that has the slightest de
fective part. When you buy
your next vehicle don't .Judge
by appearances only but buy
from a reliable well establish
ed manufacturer and your safe
ty l? M?ured.^^^^re<iagcnt?