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Bargains in Real Estate. )tt# j-siory dwelling on Lyttle *trt*t. Ix>t 100*260 feet, two ADlS liOUbi-S, WOOd llOUSO, fowl ^ \ Urge, barn and Btabtais. in first class condition. House iMhed with mahogany furuiiuie iout One of the most dosha residents in the city. Prlee is :t. | ins lot and store build J uk on xr DeKalb and Broad sta., lot 500. *t ore lM?usef first story, ! second wood. Six rooms, ue brick office 26x3 0, known as tden News office. ilents now |600 per year. This a cheap 9 of property, 1'rice $7,000. 58 acres lsnd, 7 miles north vf id?n, 3 miles of DeKalb, lies , uo improvements. $12.60 uer oe plantation, 2 1-2 miles north ilaney. 460 acres - 200 in cul? tioa. J 00 li? pasture with wire b. 160" wood land, some tim plenty to keep up place. This no of tbe nicest farms in that ou. One 3 -room dwelling new. n tenant houses, all occupied ood labor. One large barn an J es. Make bale ootton to the Sandy loam clay subsoil, with ty of bottom land for corn, oaU Well watered. On Twenty Mile Creek. $22.60 per acre, it One-third cash, balance 1, 2 3 years at 7 per cent interest. 8 seres of good wood and jtim near Camden. Good soil but mUdings, to be sold at about price. it is Columbia dirt you are a# for we have It for sale in close to tbe city of Columbia. ; real bargains. Look these ?scant lot, Hyatt's park, for $200. eleven room house, Hyatt's ; new, $5,000. . ; ? seven room house, Brookland, 0x800 ft, $2,360. lot North Columbia, 104x208 1,700. f tract of 40 ?cres, 2 miles of cut into 183 lota. Ready to >ld. Ask for prices on this ? toe. five room house, half acre lot, ot well, In Shandon. Something tor the price, $2,760. lalf acre lot next Ho above, at acant lot College place, a beau Ask for price. 4 room house, half acre Jot, e st., Shandon, $2,600. Worth more. , icres farm lands, near Colum llenty wood and timber, $16.00 icre. ix room houses on lots 60x108 All improvements. Will sell or seperately. $2,600 each. 3ervals at. lot, 28 ft front. If ire wise you will see about this )W. lot corner Lincoln and, Lady that can't be beat far. whole^ Hale house site. I 1 ntno rqo of I Lumber?and Sumter sts., for $6,000,] tliut is worth eight thousand. Aud a lot wore. Alt of the a bov? are foul bargains, and the prices will advance just as soon as sprlug open*. If you dotf't see what you want, call, write, or tel ephone us and we will net It for you. if you havn't all Jthe money we cau arrange that, too. Rente collected aud thirteen lit ?urance companies represented. Hougli Itealty CV>., 1040 Malju St.. Columbia, h. (J., or See W. O. Hough, Camden, Flume 14. MUNICIPAL EIJSOTION. Council Chamber, Camden, 8. C., Mar 4, 1912. i By order of City Council an elec tion will be held in the City of Camden, S. C., on Tuesday, April t,| 191#, for Mayor and Six Aldermen The polls wll| be opeu from 8:30 a. m? to 4 p. m., in each Ward. ? The followlug manager* have been ap pointed to conduct said election: Ward 1, Opera House ? ~T. J. Wil son, J. K. Goodale, John Ferrel. Ward 2, . Hotel Central ? L. B. Brunson, 0. A. Bruce, John Gelser. Ward 8, Hotel Camden ? W. 8 Dodd, J. B. Alexander, C. P. W. Sullivan. Ward 4, Schlosburg'e Piazza-? J i B. Arrants, Bob I^atta, R% W. Mitch em. Ward 6, Workman's Piazza ? Har ry DuBose, Thomas Whitaker, R. D Williams. I Ward 6, Taylor's Piazza? G. E.| Taylor, Frank Halle, Major E. B. Cantey. S. F. Braslngton, Mayor, J. J. Goodale, City Clerk. REGISTRATION NOTICE. The book* of registration for the purpose of registering Qualified vo ters In the City of Camden, will be open in the Recorder's Court Room every day from 10 a. m., to 2. p. m., beginning Monday, March 11th, to Thursday, March 21, Inclusive. James R. DeLoache, Supervisor of Registration. March 7, 1912. NOTICE TO TRESSPASSERS. All persons are hereby warned and notified not to trespass upon the lands known as "Harris" place and "Isbell" place, held by the un dersigned as Manager and Trustee under the Will of John Burdell, de ceased, for the purpose of cutting or hauling w'ood or lumber, or gath ering or hauling straw or litter/ or for any other purpose whatsoever. H. O. Carrison, Trustee and Manager. March 7, 1&12. ?V ~*r For Sale. A 12 horse power Coser portable engine. Apply to Henry Savage, Camden, 8/ 0, > ; / B. F. JONES, M. D. V. Graduate Veterinarian I will be at Mjr. Little's Stables every Monday. B. F. JONES, M. D. V. Notice Having bought out the stock of the Kirkwood Gro cery we beg to advise the public that we will be pre pared at all times to supply them with the choicest line of Groceries, Fruits and Country Produce that the market affords, and assure you of the most courteous and prompt attention, to all orders Your patronage will be appreciated. Respectfully, Kirkwood Grocery COMPANY, Phone 37 Telephone 227-L When you want your home wired for Lights or Bells. SHANNON B. 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Cooper Griffin started to spend a woek~end with relatives at Green ColuinbJa, utiij not gel home. Mr, and Mrs. W. II. Kleth, of Watertown, Mass., are spundlng sometime at the Cool Spring Villa. Dr. Marion Zeinp, of Atlanta, lb home for a months vacation. He is attending the Atlanta School of I'harmary. ^ s~" Miss Mury L. Auld, oV the (Colum bia College f Acuity, spoilt Sunday with Hev. and Mrs. li. U. Browne, a( the Methodist parsouage, The following persons were mem bers of^a dinner party at the Cool Spr,lng Villa last week: Miss Marion Butler, Chicago; Miss Mia Hawley, Chicago ; Marcus B. Hawley, Grand Haplds, Mich; and Mrs. Douglas, who was the hostess, and others. "I want you to start the week off i right," said Mr. C. N. Humphreys, I a good friend of The Chronicle, as he handed us two bright dollars o? subscription yesterday morning. A few minutes later another good friend bunded us a dollar and said "You can send me The Chronicle for twelve months." And so they come. An Interesting golf match wao played on Saturday afternoon be tween Messrs. Horace Cook, of Tren ton, N; J., and Dyer, of New York, the champions of the Country Club and Sarsfleld Golf Club links agalnctl Messrs. Skelly and Jlmrae Norton, who have charge of the Country Club and Sarsfleld Golf Club links, splendid trim. Dr. Kirk, of New York, who is a well known photographer, spent last week In Camden taking pic tures. He uses an expensive cam era and makes fine pictures. He took a picture of a pblo game from the top of the wing of the building behind' the Kirkwood Hotel. He also took pictures of the hotejs, Cool Springs, etc. Mrs. Woodward, of Buffalo, N. Y., gave a delightful dinner party at the Cool Spring Villa last week. An elegant course dinner was served. The party rode out on horse back. Those present were: Mrs; ? J. K. Ifreeman, Buffalo; Miss Elanor Woodward, Miss Ellzaboth Wood?] ward B.ufflao; Miss Gladys Baker, ^ Providence, R. I.; Mr. A. J. Willman F. Velter, Mr. C. Velter, M. D. Wood ward, New York; and Edward Can tey, of Columbia. Election in No. 47. School district No. 47 will hold an election on March 23 to decide whether or not the district will is sue a four-mill tax for school pur poses. Longevity in Oamden. There were four gentlemen In a group on the streets yesterday, all citizens of Camden, whose ages ? 71, 76, 81 and 87 ? in the aggre gate Is 316 years. This is a strik ing Illustration of how long people live in Camden, and there is no wonder that our city enjoys the di stinction of being a health resort of unexcelled advantages. Auxiliary to Meet. The Ladle's Hospital Auxiliary will meet In the Court Houbo, Mon day, March the 26th, at 4 p. m. He-union and Birthday Dinner. Yesterday wfas the birthday of that excellent gentleman, Mr. Geo. W. Moseley. He was 66 years of age., and he had to dine with him his five children and twenty - one grand-children, besides other rela tives and friends which swelled the number -to about one hundred. It Is useless to say that the occasion was a most pleasant one fprit could not be otherwise at this hospitable home. Mr. Moseley Is one of Ker shaw county's best citizens and The Chronicle, together with his large family . connection and other friends wishes for him many happy returns of the day. Easter Egg Hurt. The Ladies of the U. D. C. will) have an Egg Hunt on Easter Mon day at 4:30 o'clock, for the purpose | of raising funds to furnish & room In the Camden Hospital. The ell 11- j dren are* asked to assemble at thej Graded School building. Admission] ten cents. ; "A" . - '? ?' Could Not Agree. Lancaster, Mar. 17. ? The trial of Albert Cunningham- and Manly Cook two prominent young men charged |wkh the killing of Jotffph .Snipes, a white of the homicide For Your Breakfast White Rose and Gold Medal I j ? <? ? *'J ? Coffee, Baker's Breakfast Cocoa, Tetley's Teas. SPECIALS : Old Fashion Country Lard Premier Oat; Flakes at 10c LANGS' S GROCERY "WHERE QUALITY COUNTS" Phone 2. Camden, S. C. REAL ESTATE / SELL. Do You Want to ] ?qan BORROW I May Help You. LAURENS T. MILLS, /CAMDEN, 8. C.; Why Hhouhl big bttta ulwuyH be uitulo in a moat whop? Because the meat man is such a good steak holder! IT'S A SAFE BET ' ' " - - ' ? * ' . h That no Shop holds TYETTEIl 8TEAK8 than ours! Wo don't hold them Long! All Wagers arc Quickly Settled and the Steuks 1'roniptly Deelivered to t|io Ploeased Winners! You can beet on our Steaks every time! Campbell Bros. "Thai'* The Carriage I Want" ' 4 ' ? will be your remark when you see the latest model buggy we are now showing In our ware* rooms. It is certainly a beauty In all that the word Implies. Built on lines of grace and style, yet embodying 'a world of strength. To see It Is to ad* mire, to admire Is to purchase, and the purchase brings satis faction. ^ W. W. KING FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY CUSTOMERS FROM THE ORIGINAL CABBAGE PLANT GROWERS ioovmnstuL ~YBm*WW 5*. J'.t. """ Jft,25? ??????? if c "v^vr&^^iSiwsa I FDfAIi DISCH M?NotI?e i? hereby g 1 month from this d*i *3rd,. 1919, 1 will s ESlsiHr klo jKelBor^;vv iT Con TRESPASS NOTICES. p Ail powo 118 are herefer iq trespass upon my lands situated fc't.'.S.? regarding this notice with according to law