Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SAWYER'S KID Ilel'ore you ?<? (?, look for <UIiriHtnu?s |?r<'M*nt*, roiu. t<> our "tore ??ul h?*o the Mutilifui ail,| lls,ful |?vs(iil. ?i' hftVO ill utoek. \ our fricii(|h \\ i 1 1 know that anything whirl i (onus froul our wtorv will l><> high in quality. You ran m?k?' your riirliitiuMH money k<. further in our store than any \sIkm elne iu town. . ? 'l ? ? %? * .* ' . < ^ ( * L/' .MflkffOTIft lttil|f Store YO'Ult Drug score. S?-' :y'y." ' ' " r ? -y . ' " ' ' . . . '.f ..... . . T" r ?' ? , " ' ' ISawyer Drug Company NOMINATION BLANK ko enter The Chronicle's Automobile Contest, ? fill -out this blank send it to the office of the Contest Editor. You may nominate Hburaelf or a friend. f The first of these blanks received will count for B.ftOO votes. I NOMlNATKi rs. or Mis:; . . ?fiUlliated by . . . Idresa . . aderno (ircuniKtances will name of person making nomination be rllvnlfirerl ?eaboard Air Line [The Progressive Railroad of the South A tlj TRAIN& DAlIvY. For Columbia, Savannah, Jacksonville, Tain pa and Intermediate, points. For Columbia and Intermediate points. For Hamlet, Raleigh, Richmond, Washington, New York and Northern ftoints< ILt.CAMDKN 11:15 A. M. 11:35 P. M. 1Q:20 A. M. "A. M. ^7:26 P. M. [5:18 1\ M. j Fm- Hamlet" ^^ intermediate points. All through trains equipped with electric lighted, steel Pull wans and coaches, For further information see agent or write, S- B. RYAN, G. P. A. c W. SMALU r>. P . A. Portsmouth; Va., Savannah, Oa. IThe Love Letters of a (Confederate General WE begin, in the November issue a series of real love-letters written over fifty I years ago by one of our national IhcWcs to his ^vfietheatt-during the period of i^1 10 ,65 ? This great general will go down, to ?posterity as having accomplished one of the Ittost brilliant feats of arms in the, history of pw world. He was as great a lover as ha, was ??general, therefore these letters combine au ?nentic histofy and exquisite romance. They < ?Bund a human note that- wrtufi* la history, it is Future has done in a decad,e; it is Jivar, ?tii s ^ series ? an insidjQ feeraturc. You simply can't afford to JJHwJ an<j containing all |j*y of the Civil War now published for the fi irst gimey wmgripyou hard, freshness of a contemporary happening. coupon and send it ?l and hold yonr interest frbm first to last. F ^ I ^ now before you forget it. > ?ns Pictorial Review P??\ ??,..?* v fctt^V $10,000 in Cash Prizes^ r ; \ THE PICTORIAL REV1EWC0 |Mrw?. , . ....V jtt W??t Jttfc N** .?* WANTH A "ItKMlNDKH" (kiiHpteiiiK Ttiat Wir< itofuM> to <?'< up Hi|?l MHko W*M?blugii>?, ih<c. 18. Visitor* wiio happi'i.* <1 ? l>,. in Uu- o(/lM Ol liwii u i o|- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u u , of ttwiiih ( aronuit, vtM Other day ai a certain uuiu, were amused m a conversation be the Senator uiul Air. Hnuey, ih# veteran chltf ot im Aenat* atunographic Hamilton Having hnjl oeeaeton to ?'?nit for ?nr. oniuy v\uli regard to it uiii?i?u yf S.Minut bUIIDMIB, Ihe fctyUtH l aro tllift puvhlorK wifliiur" Hijddi-iii> JomouBhl It i lit thai a cuauce wa> %/ffeivd to lano expert ad\lce on 'a ouujcct which Iiub been disturbing (Ho senator's rest teas mind , for ? vine months. "Mr. Shucy," Hul<i Senator Till* <Wan, . with characteristic intensity ot tumiiMr, ''do you kuow of any machine on the dictagraph order wnioh i can t ;ti k to at night, when * wake up and think of something 1 wlah, to attend to the next day, and which will tell mo about It When 1 press the button ;n 'he morning? Mra, Tillman has rebelled at k ? ? 1 ? ' 1 1 ; - up audi mttklng luMnoriA* <in for nt<* m the middle <>f the night, an well an at being awakened merely for the purpose < ? r being u. Kiil io remind in? <?f thinKw; and i must have some machine which I < ini use iii thin way and rely on." Mrs, Tillman, who was present, laughed h^aitily and made no de m;ii of her objection ><> sacrificing bar sle^p to act as a dictagraph for U?r hunhnnd. Mr. Shuey laughed, too, but aaljl he thought the niachine which the Senator needed could bo found, and promised .to tend lor a phonograph expert to discuss the details. Special Permit Nm'Nnuiy. For public iniormalion and for the benefit of thcae who may be uniformed on the BUbJHct, the In surance Oummiusloner warns all persons who sell fira works tHat they should, see U> it ihat they have a special permit attached to their Insurance policies, covering tlm ?ale of fire works. If this be not done, the policy is voided and, in case of loss, there will He a pos sibility qf the assured being un able to recover on His Insurance. The same applies to the storage of benzine, gasoline, or Other in flammable substances; but particu lar attention Is directed to the fire works at this season Of the year." Severance-Stokes. Lake City, Doc. 15. -Thursday evening J; E. Stokes and Miss Ruby Severance were united in marriage at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. E. E. Severance, the ceremony being performed 'by Dr. W. 8. Stokes, father of the groom. Mr. Stokes is editor of the Lake City News and is a young /man of ster ling character, who Hj meeting with large success in his chosen field. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. E. E. Severance and is a young, lady of charming personality and enjoys a large circle of friends. The affair was very private, only the immediate families of the con tracting parties being present, on account of a recent bereavement In the family of the groom. ' The bride wore -a very becoming traveling suit of brown and . the young couple left immediately on the northbound train. Christmas Exercises ut The City Schools. The. Camden City Schools will close for the Christmas holidays to day and open for \york on Thurs day, January 2, 1913. While the* full schedule of lessons will be carried out today, the wrfrk will be so arranged by omitting re cess, that the schools will close with exercises appropriate to the occasion, to which tjje Trustees and friends and patrons are cordially ln vUed. The exercises will begin * at 12 o'clock M., in the Primary Depart ments and the foHoWihg programs will be carried out successively: Program. of tho Primary, Song? Christmas Bells. Recitation- ? "Why do Bells for ? aristmas Ring?" Recitation- ? "He comes in the Night." Song ? Santa* Claus. Recitation ? ? - "While Shepherds Watch Their Flocks by Night." Recitation? "The Night Before Christmas;*' ? / Song? Pop Corn. "Recitation**? "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear." Song- ? Rocking m^ Baby. A Christmas Tree In the First Grade class room, the presents for - Which- were made by the First Qrade pupils. Progrum of (iriiiumar Schools, Sorig~:0, Little Town of Bethle hem, Recitation? "a Christmas Carol" Rebekah DeLbache. Song ? Christmas Bells are Ring ing. Recitation? "Ring out " WIIcTBelT&T Nina Belle Hinson. Piano Solo, Lou Ibo - Moore. Recitation- "A Christmas Wislv" Leon Schl08burg.( - Song? Listen to the Bells. Recitatoin? "If", Katherlhe Hogue. Piano Duet? Ida' Mogulescu and Mtss Parrlsh. Song-1? Hark, the Merry Bells. Program of "High School. Tlmrod Literary Society, Resolved, "That the Modern Celebration of Christmas Is a Mistaken Idea."' Af firmative: William Trotter and Ethel Yates. Negative: Fred Williams and Lu clle Lewis. Declalmers: ('alia Williams, Eliza beth Wallace, LeVfh* Clyburn. Readers: Katherlne Wallace, Whit .Lenoir, Nettles Lindsay. Essay est-? Minnie Craig Tdylor Quotations appropriate to Christ mas. ? Tlie sr&le health board met in Columbia last. Thursday and submit ted its report for the year. The hosiery mill at. tb? State, peniten tiary was reported as a menace to th^ health tff the convicts. J Pise Creek Cotton Mill Sold. I II. I'lne Creek Gottoa Mill has j been Hold to tlio Hampton Cotton, Mil) Company. The paid was $560, 000.00. The transfer um record- ! ?d Iti the Auditor's of five specifies I 86 t? -11.1111 houses it ml tilt other build ilMP. A I i- 1 ? the mill buil41HK, nil mailt Inwry of tho plain, Includlug I8,siii spindles mote or leas, Had all appliances, (ooIh, fixtures and supplies of ovory kind except cotton on hand. ? | NOTICE | , I'uhilc uotloe in hereby given tliitl the Treasurer's Office of Kershaw < '<>*i ? will ho cloned hol iday, Do* oouiliev 27th, that duy being agreed upon by the Jury Commissioners to prepiir,, nlo jury lis) for the year 1918, a k provided in Sec. 4080, Ood i of Laws (if S. < 19115, Vol. 1. I). M. McCnskill, CoUttty Tn-aMint Last v Thurs<lay afternoon. Hrad Cuui'uiuy, a prominent farmer oi Aiken (Utility, WIIH shot and klUti) by n negro named llarrlw Miles. The ?murderer made hi* oscape and a poHh. hiiH l^een In search since. Ir ving t lones, a member pjt the pus bo, was woiiuded accidentally l>> chief of police Howard during the search. ?< ? Janir Knight. < > i Greenville* dlod Sunday ; f roni Injures received from being truck In the head by hulbor MclU t) several days ago. Mr, Christopher lllle, Sr., father of M I'm. ii. A. ltoblnuon, of Sumter, was killed on Wednesday night In a wreck on t )i ?- Baltimore nnd Ohio. Kd ward Wooteiij of Spartanburg county, has been paroled by Gover nor Mean? on condition that he pay the < |<>rk of OOUrt $<J0O and reaVe the State within 12 bourn. Caper* Hemberi. A lonzo M chain ftftd llirum IjyKss, convicts, escaped I from tho State farm laBt Thursday. ] Thoy overpowered ?.ho guard. JTAK KETfllNtt; ? Offi?v of County Auditor, Kershaw County, a. Camden, s. c., Dec. l H, l id - Notice Ib hereby given that tho Auditor's offlco will be open for receiving tax returns from t Jan nary 1. 1913, to February 20, 191 3,% in clusive. Those falling to make re turns within Bald period, as required by law, will be Subject to a penalty of 60 per cent. ?, The Auditor will attend In per son or by deputy at the following placet* In the" county on the dates Indicated tor receiving returns^ Bethune, January 13-14. \Raley's Mill, January 15. Bower's School House, January 16 Klrkley's Store, January 17. Kershaw, Januury 2 0-21. Westvllle, January 2 2. liberty Hill, January 23. Blaney, January 28. All persons between tho ages of 21. and 60 years Inclusive, are re quited to pay poll and road tax, un less exempted by law. All trustees, guardians, executors, administrators, agents and others, holding property in charge, must re turn same. V The income tax will be enforced. Parties sending tax returns by mail must make oath to same, be fore some qualified officer, and fill out the saibe in a proper ? manner, otherwise they must be rejected. W. F. Russell, Auditor, Kershaw County^ 8. C. "Hello" is this City Pressing Club! Say, 1 was just up in. the garret after a i rank, and found u last year's suit, a Uttie_?treaked, apottcd and Ki""Uv(l a?p generally. Sup" pose yoii could do anything with 1X7" "Why Sure! Make It look ' N v . . , Hke hew.'' "WH1, I'll bring it down." At your acrvicc. _ City Pressing Club Dr. Alfred A, Patterson, and* DENTISTS ^ Successors .to Dr. Ij. \V.y Alston Offices iu the Munn -Building Pliono 185 VOTING COUPON Good For Fifty Votes ,4 - ;v.y. " -r ? ' ' .-?- >? ? . ? v>"-. . ^ w y,_. .j. _. . In The Wironlclu* Automobile n nq I'rltc Content. ;v ? , ?.:??? : : ;i ..v-- ?* ?? ?? \ \-r": VOT ( MIkk or Mr* I < ? ? ? ? . . ,<? . ? , ?. ./ ?., " 0:,; ? ' . V V. / '? ? ' v , ! ? :'':t " ' ? ... V ? 1 1 ? ' ' ? " . ' V' ' V. ? ; '? . ? '? '''' . ? - ' ' . ' ? ? ? ?' v ?' 'yi3 ' . ' K \ _ ; . . ?),J Ditttlict No ? . . ? . . ? ' ... / ?ho?e ooup^ntt' muirt bo oltpjwd out uoiMly ami brought <>r will to Conti ui Dppai tiuojii ofsvTho rhroulcle, Cnimtoii, rt. C . ? r' l;V < UoUDPnt of ililn irtHiif not IQQd i >t i? 1 1 ?? ? r w 1 If you can't af FORD. to buy aFORD, ?... . . . .. : you can't afFORD to mjps the chance i of winning free aFORD The Camden Chronicle will give away, whteh ww BOUGHT FROM D. C. Shaw, Agent SUMTER, S. G. UfiVIew RiomrVicw If you .grow peas a Star Pea Huller will please and pay you. If you use Fertilizer see our Force- Feed Wizard Dis tributor. 'The hopper holds 100 pounds. If you plow cotton and corn see the J. M. B. No. 20 Cotton and Corn Plow Stock. The swell beam will not break or bend. Write us for circulars and prices. Our offer to the read ers of this paper will interest you. STAR PEA MACHINE COMPANY, Bennettsville, S. C. 918 Main Street Phono Camden, South Carolina You Camden men all wear Shirt* and Collar*. We ... are doing them a* nicely as* anyone can. When yo5( sS3 your boy out with your bundle tell him the Model Laundry. " 1 " 1 ? ? ? v * ^ You will appreciate, our work and it's improving every Proprietors Jonannet's Frost Proof Cabbage Plants I*?? ?r CUrtnlnVtbtUM fiMot Aw kno-nMih. b?. lob. h.d of experienced buyers, ft Inferior LOWER than /otaW to* ????!& |i? bunche* of 25. HAVE ALL VA*lmfS. P *nu tied 1 ^ ^ PRICES: 75 cent* for 5<XU<*M ^ ? liisS^g^SSr COUNT ANO^WACTJOW wlth ?der. p!e*~ Aimt iSoMlBBS ?* '**? **? *W*?w.