The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 13, 1912, Image 3
WJiS li
te bsreby given that one
W nite ou Monday.
Jir 23rd. 1912, I will Apply
Probat? Const ot. KWhlW
for a Nuttl discharge a# Ad
>r gf the Kstnte of Kmtna
isr. deceased,
Weston Alexander,
% A d ml u tut re tor.
it.
KINA1. UIBOHA1MJK.
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w iu hereby given that one
from this date, on Saturday,
__aber 21, lflf, I will preaent
TCI probate Court of Kershaw
y my final aecount a* Admin*
jj, 0f the of W. K. Yar
A, and apply thereto tat Let
niaiuiaaory of the aame.
F, F, Yarbrough,
Administrator.
APMlN IHTKATOR'S NOTICJjJ.
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All parties indebted ty> the HJh
f of Mr?. Julia M. Boykin are
eby notified to make Immediate
fnt to the Uftderalflnijd^ and
p having claims against the said
He will present the same duly
A. H. Boyllu.
Administrator.
IauJ. 2S. 1912.
FINAL DUCHAMOK.^
Notice 1? hereby given that une
mouth trow till* date, on Monday,
Bfpieuiber IS, 19?t, 1 will apply to
the Probate Judge of Kershaw
ootmtr tor :< nnui discharge ?h Ad
ministratrix of the Estate of ICvaret
mmSS; ? ^ ?Tv;; :
Kelia Kirklaud,
Administrator
V August *2. lilt. ' - IS.
' i '? >? 1 *"!' ' {fcijfc ? - .!?. J
. ADMIMBTUATOIV8 NOTIOK.
V- v . *
All parties Indebted to < the Es
tate of Mrs. M. A, IHP&ose, deceaa
ed, are hereby notified to make
Immediate payment lo the under
signed, and all parties, it any, hav
tag claims' against the said ? Estate
will present them duly tested. f;
T, O. DuBose,
Administrator.
? Aug. 29, 1212.
ADMlNIBTRATOKtt NOT1CK.
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All parties Indebted to the Kb
tate of Mrs- M. M . lfathls, deceas
od, are hereby uotlfied to make
immediate payment to the under
s|ia|?4. A?tl uU imjtUMk.iJLjmy,
Ing claims against the said Katarte
will preeent the same duly attested.
J. H. Myers,
Administrator.
Sept. 10. 1912.
[GINNING $1.00
W We Pay Top Priest for COTTON SEED
lOur GINNERY is in splendid condition and we only
I charge $1.00 per bale for Ginning
? ? . i r'Vi j i 1 ?. y 1 ' 1 ? 1 ' 1
Capacity: SO Bales per Pay
Icamden Oil Mill
W. R. EVE, Jr., Manager
?Office Phone Residence Phone 55
Statement r of the Condition of The
BANK OF CAMDEN
ideated at Camden, S. O., at the clone of business Sept.
^ RESOUIWJE^ ? -
loans and Discounts \ \ . . . .
ion da and Stocks owned by the Bank . . . . .
'urniture and Fixtures . . ... . . ... . . . . . . . . . .
lanking House . : .... ..
ither Heal Estate owned . . . . ....
Hie from Banks and Bankers ..
lurrency .. . ."V ?.v 'rryr^~r-rr^';ffi?^Vr; ..
told . . ;. . . . . j. . . , . . ..:
liver and other in inor coin .
'hecks and Cash Items . . ? . . ' . ih
Total .? ?? . /J.. . . . ...? .. .. . , i ? ?*. . ?
liabilities. 7~
apltal Stock Paid In^ .... . . . .
urplus Fund .... . . . . . . ... . . . . .... . . . .
Undivided Profits, less' current expenses and taxes paid ,
hie to Banks and Bankers. . . ..... ^ . . . . . . . , v.
lividends Unpaid. , .. . . .. . . ..
ndlvldual Deposits subject to check. . . . .... . . . .
Iavlng8 Deposits ...... :. . . .
Illls payable, including certificates for money borrowed .
: Total. . . . \ . . . . k. . .
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Itate of South Carolina, County of Kershaw.
: Before mp came C. H. Yates, Cashier of the above nj
rho, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoin)
j a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the the b^
auk, ? ? : ?????:.;. : ? _ Xt-H. -Yatel
Sworn to and. subscribed .before me ?this 10th day c ?
?12. i J. B. Wallace, Notary Publj
lorrect? Attest:
H. (j. Carrlaon Mk
David Wolfe Directors. JH
W. m. Shannon " '?
$618,027.10
/JrTrues
jffden, S.
1.1 acroa;
ly level;
It houses,
Apply to
, ... . ;? *TvFT"
No* MOBS
REPORT dtp THE CONDITION OP]
U Cmden, to ?h? ?V
I ? 'V RESOURCES.
^na and Discounts .. .... ?? ... ??
hrerdrafts, secured and unsecured . ;
(. S. Bonds \o secure circulation. . . \ . . .
ither bond* insecure Postal Sayings . .
temiums on U. 8. Bonds .... . . . ? ? *
poking house, Furniture and Fixtures . . . .
Hie from National Banks (not reserve agent
>ue from State and Private Banks and BanketJ
panics, and Savings Banks. . . .
toe from approved jkcserve Agents . . . .
jwcku and other Caityr I:tems ...... - . .
Taction ai Paper Currency. NicLels, and Cwa
awful Money Reserve in Bank, vis:
Ipecie TV .10,8!
kgal-tender notes . ? .-.A. 1,31
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer (4
| circulation)
Total
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ll>S grocerlee that
you absolutely of
know that "good
fen renewing our
btwine?a aa It la
?ttr future custom
. niAt optimum./
"What a grand old world thia 1?'<
Have you ever Men a more perfeel
owr than tw?r ? -?* r .?~j
"Has your salary bMD raised!"
"No." V
r"New boy at your house?*' ? -A V
"Oh, no, nothing like thaLM
"Perhaps you have received word
that you are heir to a fortune V ?
"Nothing of that kind baa happened
to ma."
"Perhaps you hare written a play
that aomebody haa acoepted for pro
duction?"
'Tin not a writer. Why do you make
auch a auggeatloa?" %
"I'm Juat trying to figure out why
you think the world la ao grand and
the day ao beautiful." '
"Ob, you're one of thoee who can't
underatand why one may be optimistic
without having aome material reaaon
for It, eh? By the way, I've Juat aold
my house for fl,6P0 more than 1 paid
for It tlgbt Months ago."
Leader of the Never Worf^a.
It a railway atatkm iftt^'an*ious
woman, encumbered with numerous
bags and packages, made ao many In
quiries of one of toe officials that he
turned to the ticket agent with the
question :
"Who la that woman who haa both* j
ered me twenty tlmee In the last fire
minutes for fear her train will get
awgy without her?" x <
"She's heading a party of delegatea
going to a meeting of the American
League of Never Worry Clubs," re
plied the ticket man.
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THE IHEAfiON FOR IT.
our
aron
? usual
Bmne mails
to Ket ad
He? If 'S strange you m?6. ? the next
Vassar alumnae don't fefrer .
Unions. ~~4V, who has
She ? Not at alUtbla hospital for
ask a woman hewnths returned to
acknowledge V?day. Mr. Gardner
& yard-Jnasteer of the
/railway In Cdlumbia and
. *d to the mlifortune of hav
,4i1s foot crushed by an engine.
U citizens of Little Mountain re
port that the . meteor* which light-,
ed the heavens so brilliantly Sat
urday. evening, burnt, with a loud
explosion, shaking houses hnd caus
ing wlndott panes to rattle. Many
persons in Camden noticed the big
meteor as it shot across the skleq.
Ita, a young girl from Lios AiIt
geles, Cal., who has an international
reputation, will open a week's en
gagement soon at the Opera House/
s&e gives a performance that
hard to explain in advertising,
it is one that must be seen to
understood and appreciated. H
ever he? manager assures that
hours attar he** first-perferaaanej
this city that Ita will be the f
of tbe town. Between Ita's
th? Walzer Bros. Musical C<
Co., give their- performance,
they come highly endorsed a
highly entertaining../ Evidei
and her company *re wort}
to see. 'r
LODGE DlllEC TOl
-> ??'/. f. ? > * +A i'.L, .1. *V<
Rising Star Chapter No
M'., meets third Tuesd
month. J. B. Wallacej
N. R. Good ale, Scribe a
son, secretary;
Kershaw Lodge ' No.
meets1 first ^Ttu
month. H. T.
W. Getsenheimer,
Wilson, Secretary, j
Camden Lodge No,
tneets second and
in each month.
1 N. Q.; C. W.
I. C. Hough,1 ,r
Jr. O. U. A* M.,
day night in ei
, IMrchmorc, C.J
n s -Mm
Live Oak Camp
k meets first ,
each month A
n' Ci w nl
DeKalb Lodgj
meet* Becoj
;da/' nightat
O. Wilson J|
K. of *? r*
Poplar Cai
, meets M<
tbe full
B. Spi
f-j belle.
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No. 68
N6. 64 j
RKD CLcK
A young Of alalia cbieV
afttion dashed across tbeV'1M Blou*
rH, followed by ft bead prai
brtTM who bad chosen fe^Jputbrui
loader. From tbe chlefY^****1*"
waved a ftcerlat- blanket. ?p?Were
Oftlooker, observing tbe for
?Cs fiery-colored aboulder or<
ftftld:
"He looks like ft flying red vd ? .
Tbe speech pleased tbe you>cJUf\
Worn that time be wm known M ? 1
peiuta~"Red Cloud."
Red Cloud wai born In 1811. I
of obscure birth; but by sheer I
for warfare and leadership soon .
himself a eub-cbiof. His early T
were waged against the Pftwr
Crows and otber tribes, who hfttod ,
' fierce Sioux. Then, In 1848 ???? aire* ,
ft noted Warrior? he began ft contt
frith the wbtto men that wind \
and on for more than thirty ,'yMil
During much of that period Red Clou?
wm practically the war lord of
braeka, Dakota. Kansas and large
parts of Iowa, Wyoming, Montana and
Minnesota.
Th# Wir Lord of the Watt.
Pioneer? began to Invade hit realm.
Many of them were white men of ttu
moat daring, lawless sort, who did nr
acrupie to cheat, rob or even klLi
Indian who oroased their patt*
fcloud regarded these newc
I* hostile tribe and treated
gucb. The white man al^one of tto
buffaloa and other gamffe her liter*
sand, taught the Indl^td."
trampled on their wf knowa Mrs.
Red Cloud and his ' thimbleful of
' by slaying some of ^
citizens" and dec? about her trains,
on the rest - a' very learned
. The govern^ literary society, and
taction of itf' Professor Twiokham
now found Y ways.''
' Midlers K 1 ? 1
w*n- p A Lifter.
** ?\5our?e," Mid the energetic earn*
?er, "you understand that I am
*Wbe uplift of the people."
Ar e?," replied the blunt eMlsen.
"juut rm not sure you don't regard the
people eomewhat as you do the ele
?atbt man. He 1b always going back
and forth to uplift somebody, but he
ner*r gets a chance to get off any
where on his own account." A
Further Instruction*.
Judge (to Ju?V) Have you
upon a vetdict? It the prieoD*
or mot guilty of theft, ai
Indictment?
Fpreman ? We have v6
a Tflrdict, your hot*
pocfcetbook la the n
respectfully Uk yf
>th?r you. Mayh?
Parrot."
Brfrri.
* ?ou wou U
think thU |i?t I. W
maoded. * be*
r"nr??md*' <"??
U eorara up moit 5
Distinction.
sSSsa
INNOCENT.
??RjPPQipV
i Mr. HMrsig btr? Walt#r, *? tbtr# any
Up on thli Mil of far#?
3MaraM
Sir M||
&; $
? .wt I
your
"Great -
?Pi
K%^'.'aJ:S!
I m. A*****
7*?rle?aly i
car odda. 1
r ??nt to far. |
* Wyoming
;. J* Cloud with f
^ed a fora*in*
Captain p^tteiv '
,r?* ?oldler? '
^nyv7,r\ hm
2?2:
rW V
/ed by this teat. Red Cloud
^ked a detachment of soldiers
*Jor Powell, who wer? cross- 1
ralrle wit* -1 ?
IS\
_ ?uuai{nmeDt of
g wagon bodies. Using these wag
Oodles for a bullet-proof fortlfloa
, the troops defended theWselyea
gallantly th?* to-3" -
~ ?ea cioud could
mane bo headway against them. Again
and agalp he led bis warriors across
ale open ground in a wild , eharge
{gainst the wagony fort. And every
time the soldiers' quick, unerring vol* I
eys emptied do*??
vt, saddles and
sent the Indians reeling back. Red
" Cloyd lost more than 300 men 1a- this
fight before be would coment to with
draw out of reach of the deadly hall
of bullets.
Some of the older Sioux chiefs
wanted to yield to the government
and to sign a peace treaty. Red Cloud
was asked to join them. He repMed
furiously: "No! t want wart" The
more valiant young warriors echoed
hU
. nMT>UU(Qt
mm iron tin*# to time w?r?
Geaerale Miles, Sherman. Sheridan,
Crook, Terry and Cutter. Mori than
once he proved too wily for the beet
of them. But one leader, be he eirqr
ao lneftlred. cannot wlth 6.000 eavagee
defy A whole country forerer. So. in
lour*# of time. Red Cloud and hie
bray** were c^ped up on a reeerra
tlon. But again and again they broke
nit, committing fearful raragee among
he aettlementa.
The 90-Year W-*- ?
wnea SlttlBC Boll, ia 1I7C, la the
oampiiip vkUA ooit Guttir'i life,
went ?h the warpath Bed Cloud pr?*
pirM lo joia the raoowaed Medtdap
Man< But General Crook awooped
dm dpM tola bead Jaatae they were
tuaktaff ready to etart, tooh away thatr
poalee'and mada Rod Cloud a pruon
, er. Later the aorernraent offered to
I tar ftf,000 for theee poaiee and far i
Other * 6onl?erated weepoae If Red 1
CM^NUV etsa a treaty. , 1
This wa* In. ISM. Red Cloud wea 1
sixty-two years old. Ilia u ? "
I, ? ^
? ~/uc, ur*
r?n i of wftrfiu* M r*?tfto4 In
tfc* tfclsulaf ?*t ?C W? warrior bond
*o4 IK4 Iom of tfeovMBfe oC miUfl ot
hli torritor?. iWfaoroi* Hi* wMU HMn
la th? jtm( w?ro or?ry mr ??? ? i
moroua. w
At abounds throughout this
>
?tore is the wonder of the people
who know good merchandise. The
ii."' i? ' ; ..
prestige of this store for selling
*
high grade goods at the lowest
price was never better illustrated
now
(Winter
^ Hly ?nd
^"^flothing,
A feature in
?hl|? and the
Pri|
IBllierreiflMlor Mcr
m
md **
?Wy u?ele?r,
"Hello I J depot (or express) Agentf*"
}J you h
'ton like .
unless tri
"Utile
Mr i
It thJP*'* ** 4*?n on Rural Route No. 5.
|j| ^j",*ni?.fcatfyou tomorrow."
1? ?0U *W*ow How* to have m telc
bo<?i??uj^*t COit> ^rite forcour
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free be
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