Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WIIKHK MMTH<H>IHT M1NIW1KHH VKfcJ HTATIONKI* NKXT yKAIi. (Continued from flrat page.) Laurent* L. I'. Mcllee. UufWI GlfCjlll W. H, l>owiH. Ubtrty it <i Vuugiiitii North PJekeiib K. H, Dupo. Morris Circuit ?<3. I/. Thompson l'lckentt (I. F, Kirby. Piedmont O, M. A buoy, South Hartley (Urcult D. 1). Jono% Traveler**' I D. 1(. Hoof lOdltor H. C, Advocate H. A, Not < i<?). Ktngstroo Plltrlot It. L, llol royd, proHldiiiK elder. Andrew* \V. (). Henderson. < I,. .\f it 1 ! i ii I x . ( 'ordoHvlllo J. IJ. I'roii^r, I Georgetown: Duncan. II. J.j Cuuthen SVchi i: II ?i .1 1$ Mahaf* fey. < i I \ Illf vv. r. Way S, C. Conference gal, 3. Money Hill (J. 1'. l'enny. Johnsonvtlle J.. F. Anderson. ?Jordan w. t, Patrick. Klngstree D. A, Phillips. Haki- <lty c Derrick. McClellanvillc . D. A. Teuslcy. Now Zlou J. it, Sojourner. Peo Deo ./. O. Carroway. Plnopolls NV, C. O left (on. Homo It. K, Hbarpe. .Salt* i'h \V. T. H<d? nl.. i HHh. Ham pit- Wf II. Porry. Scran ton- j. w. Hrtlloy. South Morence -J. M. Gasuue. Suminorton- .1. it. t, Major. Columbia District* \V. M. l)un <;un, presiding older, Alktin II. lOthridge. Aiken Circuit I). 10, Jeffeoni. RatoHlnirK J. 10. Mahaffoy. Math and Lun^hy W. Duii'iiii. Columbia; Washington Street S. A. Steele, Main Street T. G. Herbert, oVoeu Street -V). W. Kel ler. Whttley Street ? J. H. Thack er. Ilrookland W. C. Winn. lOdgo* wood J. K , inablnot. Shun dob Ij. I). OIIUhdIo, lOdgefleld J. It. Walker. Fairfield - C. M. Peeler. Gilbert- L. R. Peeler. GranltevlHe (;, ,s. Folder. Johnston 10. II. Beckham. | Le??vlHe A. K. Drlgger*. Lexington- J. jfl. Kunhton. J ^envllle Circuit J, A, Graham. l<exlngton Fork -c. W. Burgcwf North Augu?tu O, JC. i'colo. Rl4|#irif J. P, Wluulitghain. Wprlngfbdd H H. Booth. swan* a h. w. Whlttakor Wan n. I \V. 1) QuUk> ( '< >1 II III I?i i> Collll# W, w I )a ii I < J Kpworth Orphanage W. H, Wharton, Marlon Dhdrlet It. II. .lonea, j provldlni elder. Aynon OireuU i'V h Hook. Blenheim J. k. lioailty, Brlttgn'h NimK W. A Young blood. Brow iihvII U' A. 1^. I'hllllpi. IJuckHVille VV, 11. BariHW. Centenary It. It. Doylo. Conway. A, I). Hettx. Conway Circuit .1. I. Splnkn. <|lo A. B. Holler. Dillon H. i1'. stackhou 'i.illvaniH |). 11. l-iviitii l.iitlii P, II. Shub-r I iH.lt it Circuit J. II. C \tivQ8. lilttio Itlver J. H. Cook. lilttlo Uoc.k M. Dargan. I. oil:; S. T. Crci'tli. Marlon 8, H, Harper. Marlon circuit M. Meot/.o. M VI 11 1 DM W, Kirkland. .M u 1 1 1 n k ('In ult \Y\ A. Beckham 1 .1 1 1 Ic Pee l W. c Owen. Waccamuw 10. F. flcrogglna. Horry Industrial Institute 10. (). WuUon, prowl dent. Orangeburg District- M. b. Hanka Pl'ealdlhg older. Ham berg W. II. I tod geH. Barnwell- W. J. Snyder. Branch ville \V. S. Martin. Cameron- T. W. God bolt,5 Denmark M. M. Brabham. I'ld int o I i. R. ; Wlgglna. lOutawvllle -8. I). Vaughn. Oroyer; T. A. Shealy, I larley vllle T. j, White. Norway A. S. HeriUe. ()lar To bo aupplled. Orangeburg St. Paul's, /Av. B. Duncan, Orangeburg Clrciil.t ? S. W. Heury. Orange- J. J. Stovenaon. Providence T. D. Belvln. Tailor s ay s - Our Fall and Winter Fabrics In great variety, arc ready for your inspection. You could hardly look them over without finding something to suit you, and you can't procure a more satisfactory suit than one made to your measure; We can. huW you in fabric, pattern, color, style, fit and price. CITY PRESSING CLUB Standard Live Stock Insurance Company Insures Horses, Mules and Cattle Against any Disease. Horses, Mules and Cattle must die? You can't dispute this fact. Knowing this no owner can afford to be without insurance of this character. "Let Us Be Your Agents" WILLIAMS INSURANCE & REALTY COMPANY (IncorporuUxl.) 1012 Broad Street Camden, South Carolina Valuable Farm For Sale Within one- ha t f mil.- ritj Limits. Cooil two horse farm open. House ami nut -huthlinKs. Healthiest location m th<~' State. Will soli in pan ?>r whole. Terms reasonable. Little & Savage, Camden, S. C. KOw*?svllle -J. C. Counts St. George- J. W, Arlall. Hook Hill District T. C. O'Mlt presiding elder. Blacksburg J. l\ l'atton, stork J. N. Isom. ObllttP J. o. Itoper. ? Chester Clreiiltr-jr. H. Montgom ery. J Clovojr./ftrcult II. (J. Hardin. Ka&t Cheater J. V. DavU. East I /an? ant?'| . w. C. Kell>. Fort Mill P h Hickory drove H. II. Hardy Lancaster K. T. Hodges. Lancaster ( Meruit C. p, Carter | North Rock Hill J A. Wbit< Rtoh^uri w. s. tioodwin Rtfek Hill *8t. John's, !?:. K II " <Hu. | WM( MuIm street ii. w. Baya. Itock Hill Cknil! L. T. f ?liillli>H. Van Wyck VV. M. Hardin. Wlnnsboro J, B, Traywlck. Yorkville Henry Stokes. ' * Spartunburg District A. J ('autlien, presiding elder. Belmont J. is Kilgore. Campobello- j. it. Copeiand. , Carlisle O. N. Rountree. Cherokee and ( 'owpeilS It . Hroek. Chester G. 11, Hodges. Clifton and Glendale Elsslo .Mey ers. Drayton and Beaumont. To be supplied . Bnoree -W. B. Justus, Gaffney liuford street, T. E. Morris. Limestone street J. W. Bhell. Gaffney Circuit? J. A. Bledsoe, luiiittii ? J. A. Cook. Jonesville W. 11. Arlall. Kelton J. P. 10. Hodges. Pacolet Circuit -A. H. Best. Bacolet Mills- C. D. Dowsey. Beldsville B. L. McCoy. Spartanburg Bethel, A. N. Brnn 8011. Central C. C. Herbert. Duncan and Saxon ? B. J. Gup*S, I). E. Camak. Union ? Grace, J. L. Daniel. Buffalo and Green street* ? VV. V. Bault. Soutii Union -r~J. H. Danner. Woodruff- VV. J,. Walt. Superintendent Anti-Saloon Lea gue -J. D. Harley, Sumter Dltttrict ? R. HL Jones, presiding elder. Bethany ? J. N. Wright. Blshopville? G. K. Edwards. Camden ? H. B. Browne. Camden Circuit- ? J, C. Davis. Elloree ? J. JO. Strickland. Fort .Mill? T. F. Gibson. Heath Springs-? -H. C. Moujsoti. Kershaw? S. i). Bailey. Lynchburg-!? S. J. Bet hen. Manning? -(J. I\ Watson. Oswego- -J. 1'." Ataway. I'lnewood?- K. M, DuBose. Providence ? G. W. Way. Kiehland? George Lee. St. John's and Itemhort ? E. l\ Hut son. St. Mathews- J. N. Steadnmn. Sumter-- First church, D. M. Mc Leod: Broad Street? J. M. ltogers. Transfers. S. A. Donohoo to Virginia Con ference. W. S. l-lenry to Florida Confer once. H. Powers to Western North Carolina Conference. W. E. Thompson to Baltimore Con Terence. S. A. Steele to this conference from Tennessee conference. I?. B. Wells to this conference from Louisville conference. J. 1). Kilgoro to this conference from Texas. Boy Su j>|>er. A box supper for the benefit of the Antioch school -will be given Poplar ('amp Hall, Woodmen of the World, on Friday night, December 13. Public cordially invited to at tend. NOTIOK OF ELKCTION. State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. Notice is hereby given that an election will be held In Ward One of (be City of Camden, on t ho 31st day of December, 1912. for the pur pose of electing an alderman in Ward ono to fill the unexpired term of James Li Braslngton, deceased. Fbr the purpose of conducting said election, the polls will be open at the lobby of the Opera House, at eight (8) o'clock in t lie morning and remain open until four (4) o'clock in the afternoon. At said election. all qualified registered electors of Ward One will be enti tled to vote. The following are the managers appointed to conduct said election: John Ferrell, Jim Good ale, James Wilson; ? Managers. By order of the City Council of Camden. S. F. B rasing ton, Attest: . Mayor. 0. c. Alexander. Clerk of Council. December 2nd, 1912. KM A I/TV TRANHFKRS At* Kliovvu by TIm? liooka iu County ?/ Auditor's Office. H, k\ Robinson to J. I> llhrlst uil; i lot $6. John A. MeCullll to WllHo Hum m ond , J 1 of lit M??t hiuir, ^ ^ Jame? W. Outlaw to J. 8. Ltn dul 0f i ?; o ,kt?8, ft ,096, John n 0||or to Anni?< tiard nor, 32 V4 acres. $1,oou i<;hii r, Maker <<? Aioult OAftlo#r $400, B. H, Truesdel to Jl- IC. Young, I lot in town of Kershaw, $200. H. 10. Young to H. 10. Jones, 1 lot i 1 00 JOtU) Jt. Hakor to J. 10. Vlmciit, I lot in town of Kershaw, $30. ?1 A. McCasklll, Jo N. /V. Beth U 1)9) J. A. McLaurln, 1 lot in town of Dothune. (Jift. ?I A. McCaHkllt to N. A. Blibpl I lot in town of Bothune, $200. Flanders Tillman, ot. al., to Janie Deanp, 21 acres $5. N. A. Hath une to loidors of i'lne Treo, Turkey ('rook and Hethune I'resby torlan cnurohes and their successors in office, 1 home and ' lot hIi (lit i<'<| ill town of Hut liu ) i * ? . A. K. and J. J. $i{|? to W. H. 10111b, 207 acres and .'i buildings, $1, 000. J. J. and W. II. Kills to J K. El 11b, J 20 a? r?*H, $1,000. W. E. Thompson to W. M. Hran non, T. A. Hpeara and \V. 10. West, trustee* school district No. IB find their Huccossors in office, 1 lot $J. Louisa MisHouri to 1). M. McCas klll, 10 acreft, $150. W. J. and J. S. Dunn to J. L. Wll llaniB, 80 8-10 acres near Meroney place, east of Camden, $1,000. I. c, Hough, to I. J. McKenaie, 108 acres, $5, and other valuable oonsideration. Joseph C. Clranburry to 11. T. McLaurin, timber deed to certain landB on Wateree river, $3,000. Z. L, Broughton to J. M. Braugh ton, 28 acres, $100. S. Cattio Blackwoll to C. W. Hol ley and J. h. S.aweU, 137 acres, $600 Margaret 8. Kirkland to Duncan Klrkland, 100. acres $1,000; John Williams to Ned Jackson, 4 0 acres, $4 50: W. T. Clyburnt o J. W. Jones, 103 1/,, acres, $300. Alex Murchison to .). M. Carson and W. B. Threat, 40 acres $250. John It. Baker to J. M, Carson and SV. B. Threat, 22 7-10 acres $1,000. W. 10. Davis to Z. Brannon, 4 lots in town of Bethune, $300. Elizabeth Brown to O. J.. Nunnery, 1 acre $25. O. J. Nunnery to B. T. Hasty, 1 acre $25. James Brisbane to James Pegues and Maggie Pegues, 1 lot on Broad Street, $4 0. * Nora Hancock to 10. L. Jones, 10 acres, $40. Nora Hancock to 10. L.s Jones, 92 acres $23.50. " i J. 10. Miles to J. M. Martin, 178 acres, $1,700. George S. Livingston to 11, 11. Holland, 137 acres, $1,500. : M. M. Elliott to Lizzie Hall, 75 acres $150. Ft. E. Stokes to J. D. and S. HV Stokes, 4 houses at Bethune, $50. John Corder^to W. H. Coon, 117 acres, $587.50. CITATION. State of .South Carolina, County of Kershaw. By \V. Ij. McDowell, Esquire, Pro bate Judge. WHIOHEAS, Mrs. Algle 1. Outlaw made suit to me, to grant her Let ters of Administration of the estate of and effects , of John W. Outlaw. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin dred and creditors of the said John W. Outlaw, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court, of Probate, to be lveld at Camden, S. C., on December 16, next, after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cauBe, if any they have, why the said Admin istration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 20th day of November; 'A. D., 1912. W. L; McDowell, Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co. Published on the 6th and 13th days of December, 1912, in The "Camden Chronicle. CITY REGISTRATION NOTICE. State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw., Notice is hereby given that the hooks of registation of Warrd One of the City of Caruden will be open in the office of the City Clerk for the registration of the names of the qualified electors therein ? on the 11th day of December, 1912, and remain open continuously for ten days to the 20th day of Decomber, ! inclusive, 11)12. ? ? -1). E. llinson, Supervisor of Registration of Attest: The City of Camden. G. G. Alexander, Clerk of Council. December 2nd, 1912. __ e \ For Sale. My house and lot just north o Camden Hotel. I. C. Tlough. Ready - Made Clothes * VOU know how it is; many nu'ii, oven when they wear roadyriwude. clothoB, feel that, they'd really i,c better off if their clqthos were made to-order. Thousands of low-priced "custom" tailors e*lst to-day whol ly on thiH ancient prejudice; many thousands of men annually have i heir dot hen "made-to-measure" at , abotit, the cost or a little higher <<>Kt than flno ready-made, on. the theory that they're getting "some ttiing hotter;'! paying tribute to the ' tape line '?'?fetish." TT*?* Tjhe Correct View of it But you'll find now many men who make no apology, oven to \ ' ' *0 . themselves, for wearing ready-made - e t ' clothes; they think they're hotter clothes. Well, they're right; and ihe others are wrong. It wasn't al ways so, but it's so now. _Your tai lor cant produce!, at anywhere near the price, as good a suit of clothes as you can buy, ready-made, of any clothiet wjio handles ours. The old arguments ? money-sav ing; time-saving; seeing the clothes finished and on you; knowing about fit, and style, and 'becomingness be fore you pay your money}? these are all good arguments for ready made clothes. But the best argument now is the quality; ?ead*y-made clothes are bet ter ? in style, in tailoring, in qual ity of materials, in fit? than riinety v .T7 1 * T i fivo per cent of so-called "custom tailbred" clothes; re^y - made clothes like ours are the standard by which to measure the "custom tailored" product; the situation has been reversed by our goods .