The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 10, 1913, Image 3

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- SAWYER'S KID CAREFUL DRUGGISTS 22 V?u roooot I*. u?, cerefq, almut k,li(| <jf Ul"'- <*?? """Ur'- <lrUK? Wl" (I- I.1.HHI; path (lrUKH will Iwvo U.o ??..,! effect you,- doctor ,1,-Hlr,,, u u Mm- mum ?? ?!>??* ?.]ulu,r?t.,l ,irUg?. There', n<( of setting. that kin, I when y?u ^ write* your preoerlj^i, on*, l,rl,1(l u> ?? ^ ^ ^ M>k? OUIt l?riiK Htore YOVH Drug Store. *'y . , X, ? ? ' Sawyer Drug Company For tKe Future If you have ready money when you need it. Then, too, thero is a lot .of satisfaction in knowing its in' a safe place. This bank prides itself upon having the very best men In the community as officers and directors. That means SAFE, SOUND, CONSERVATIVE banking, Let us have your account. LOAN & SAVINGS BANK OF CAMDEN, S. C.. m _ South Carolina farmer had a large number of hogs which were ready to kill. The weather was so warm that killing was out of the question. He ^ went to his telephone, called a dealer in Columbia over Long Distance and sold his hogs at * good price. He then called the local freight office and arranged for shipment. The telephone is now a necessity on the farm. You can have one on your farm at small cost. See the nearest Bell Telephone Manager or fiend a postal for our free booklet. UlrtHERNBElLTCLEPHONE I AND tIlEGRAPH COMPAQ W* S, Pryor St?, - * ^aa ' ^ ? STOCKTON NKWH NOT KM 1 Valued OorrevpundwU CUve* H*^ |Mwlng? of the < on...... mi > The Christmas, holidays wero pleas antly fepent in this neighborhood* many homes wero brightened by guy visitor*. The following school Klrlu and boys spent the time with their parents; Tom Humphries of Wofford College, Carl West, of S. C. Medical College, and Kthel Hum ph <wyi of Che?t*rtteld lllgh School. Dr. J. C. Pearce and Mr. Arial of liraultevlUtt, spent Christmas i d^y at the home of Mr. U. M. p. .n? < | sr. Hn, Itixl Mrs. Jesse Sowell aud lit tie ''ifo.UKhtor, Maureen, of Harta vlllu, vlulted the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. h\ , Sow. II M I.. on Watklns, Hurnwell lllackwell and tDaisy Gardner, atfter a pleasant visit to relatives here lu^e returned to their home In D&rllnfton oounty, Mr. and Mih. J. H. Hanunoiul ;ni(l Miss Sallle Sowell visited In Wedge field liiht w oek. ? l>r. L. A. Howell, of Camden, was a pleasant viaiior here Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Konttoth Adam#, of Selina,' N. C,, are spending several we?ks at Mr. Frank West'* home. Miss Ktta Watts, of Cantey, Is the charming guest of MIhm Jessio t^wens this week. Mr. Foster Croiner, of Clinton, was a visitor here during the holi days, Miss Kate Brown, of Si. Mathews, has been visiting friends and rela Uvea hero. StMf has alwSys lived I" thla neighborhood until a few yearn ago. She was greatly missed by her many friends and; they cordially welcome her back. Mrs. Jasper N. OVWI, and baby, of Hlairs, 8. C., have returned to their home after a pleasant visit to rolatlves here. Messers Willie Jolly and Chalk, of Columbia, were visitors here on Sunday. Mr. Leroy Humphries of George town spent tho holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mih. J. (\ Hum phries. , Mr. Richard Jolly, of Columbia, J spent a few days at the home of hiB fftthcr, Mr. Henry Owens spent Saturday night at the home of his brother Mr. Helton Owens. Miss Irene Bruce has returned to her school near Kershaw after a visit to her home. Mr. P. T. Bruce, one of our most esteemed citizens, who has been se riously ill for some time, was able to be at chnrch Ion Sunday evening. His many friends were delighted to see him out again, and \vish for him a speedy recovery. MIbbcb Simpson and Evans, teach ers of Cleveland school, spent the holidays at their homes. Misses Thresa McDonald and Joyce Horton, WOre guests of the MisBes Sowell last week. . Mrs. G. W. Amnions spent Satur day at the State# farm with her niece I Mrs. J. H. lrby. Mr. Ed Sowell has come to make his home with his brother, Mr. Br F. Sowell. His daughter; MIbb Kit ty, has gone to Columbia to learn the millinery trade. Master Fletcher Latham, of Cam den, visited Eugene Pearce during the holidays. Miss Hattle Hussey visited in' Sum ter last week. Mrs. D. L. Sowell and children, have returned from ar? pleasant visit to Sumter. Mr. Arthur Humphries, of Camdo ? spent Thursday at the 'home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hum phries. . * Master Boyd Workman visited at the home of Ills uncle, Mr. Ed Workinan during the holidays. Master Blille McDonald, of Cam den, visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Belton Owens and little daughter Francis, visited at the home of Mrs. Lula Blair last week. Mrs. G. W. Amnions gracefully entertained Misses Owens and "Watts and Mr. J. E. Pearce on Saturday night. A dainty supper was served. Music and conversation was Indulg ed in and there was nothing to mar the pleasure of the delightful even ing. \ Rev. T. L. Cole and Mr. Elmore, of PlBgah, were In this section on Monday. Miss Hattle Hussey and Mr. Eu gene Owens visited friends near Cantey last week. Rev. Hutson, the new minister of Beulah church. Is visiting the members of his congregation this week. He preached a very forceful sermon to a large audience _on Sun day afternoon. A large crowd is expected to at tend the oyster supper to be. given -at-4he-home of "Mr. Belton Owen? on Friday night, jj; iff fating looked forward to with much interest. Mr. Henry Tiller returned to his home In Chesterfield after a weeks' visit to his daughters here. Mr. Jim Realy, of Rock Hill visit ed his sister, Mrs. Ed WorkttHurdnr ing tho holidays. The most charming function of the holidays, waa . a. party given on Friday night by Miss Jessie Owens, In-honor- of-^the visitors. ^The prob and cozy rooms of the Owens homo were lovely in holiday attlre-^holly and trailing Vines of smllax were usbd In profusion for" the decora tlons. A guessing contest pertaining | to rain was indulged in by the guests. The first prize was won by Dr. Carl West and Miss Lorena Humphries. The next five minutes wero spent In composing ?w^8 from the letters "Christmas. The prize for making the largest num ber was also won by Dr. West and Miss Humphries." After the games the guests were invited Into tho dining room where cake, fruits, .and nut# were served. Those Miss Owens' hospitality were Misses Annie West, Mamie Glllls HaU e Hussey, Lorena, Ethel and Jennie Humphries and Messrs Jew Luther Sowell, Tom, Carl. LeRoy and Will Humphries, Charlie Sow ell, Foster Qromer and Bngene Owens. . . * Mr. Kershaw 8htnnhJn* lBft' week for Timmolisville/ where he will make his homq in the future. KHTATK HA1JI ;; 8tat? of 8outh Carolina, County of Kerehaw. Under and by virtue of an order Kj-anii.d by W L McDowell, Judge of Probate tn and for tlve County of Kershaw, Htate aforesaid, bearing date of January 3, 1918, 1 will sell at L>ubllo auction on the 26th day of January, 1013, commencing at 11 o'clock a. m., the following perian al property of the estate of John W Outlaw, deceased. t??wH 2 (Two) Carriages (Two) Bufglen i rin.. i wagons. 7 (Heveu) Beta Gear. 3 (Three) Mules. :> (Wive) Horeea. Term* of sale, cash. Mrs. Algie 1. Outlaw, Januury 9, 1913. Adminlstratrlx iiNAIi DltfCHAlUii:. dice In hereby given to all OOH cerncd that one month from this date, on January 31st, 1913, 1 u? Ouardlan pf 1 yowln Roberts, Nancy L*>raine Itobefts, mid Dave Beaure gard Koberts will muke my final re turn to th# Probata Judge of K?r nhuw County as Bald Guardian^ and Hp ply thuflBfo for a final discharge of tjjf> Hiitne. a v J. M. Robert*. Jr. Camdont s. c.( Dm, 27, 1912. I INAI. DIHCHAllGK Noli (jo is horeby given that one I month from this date, on Monday, ; kVhnmry lt)th, 1013, 1 will inako to ? the Probate Court of Kershaw ooun- j ty, my final accounting as Admlnls- ; tratiix of the Ks-tato Oi* Mrs. Ihu bella J. Young, deceased, and apply i thereto for letters dlsmissopy. Anna Y. Hendrlx, January 10. 1913. Administratrix. 37-38-39-40. KliriCItVIWOlfg MONTHLY RKPORT, H- 11 Muuii, Supt. chain Ming . Sls<; 47 J \ Jha^^u?0' hirod KftnK 159.80 O W te hl^! 8tU,K ?? J ?/' ;MoJley' hired gang . . 129.66 ? K. Jordan, road work . . 2.00 a' n< ?8e.y.? rottd work .... 6.24 T W 2^!hUne' roftd wor^ 2.75 <Wn 1WUttOI1? b?dff bridge. , 200 0 0 ?ra, ick & Gradick blk wk. 9.6O ! Goon' yyat*ou & Son, blk wk 2.2& Good Roads Machine Co., "? ' road machine .. 26<J.OO j J. II. Hammonds, supplies. . 6 65 ' Sm. k 8Mai,,>?i). supplies 293.07 I Bpr ug. fig & M Co.. 8upplie? 21.11 T ' %T 8chl?sburg, supplies. . 169.19 T n Sar8on 0o-' supples. , 314.54 J \ i10nP' 8UPP,ie? ? ? ? ? 106.75 Hall, supplies 13 40 w. L. DeFass, supplies . . 27 22 Ker M irIr? S?" 8Upp,1?8 2 2! 1 0 T n w , Co'' ?uDDlteH 7.00 <n *J??i!fley' 0UPPlles . . 1,25 R. i. Miekl?, supplies .. 25 79 Levkoff Bros., supplies .... l 4.1 *6 t ' r ? n' 8UPPHes .... 20.70 J. J. Sanders, supplies .... 5.54 r' & ^?e8delI? supplies .. 21.24 H JT* ^e&t' supplies . . 4.00 K h vniPPiy Co" 8uPPnes 17.60 w n Y/"ePtetti&, supplies. . e.oo r i* *5?,ln ZemP. supplies.. 4.85 J. F* Clark, supplies . . . . 450 Dr?K Co.. supplies h:65-I Nat. Office Sup. Co., supplies 1.80 ?i. L. 1 1 111. s<> it, supplies . . . . 10.00 a. H. Duncan, supplies . . ... 12.00 ij? W!8 & Christmas, sup. . . 36.10 BuppHefl - 22.08 Knterprise Mer. Co., supplies 1.95 *? vv. Watson, supplies .... 12.00 n Wittkowsky, supplies 10.62 W, pabney, supplies .^ 57.00 Camden W. L. & I. Co., .. 38.14 Camden Motor .Co., transport lng jurors . . ... .... 4.00 James &Chesnut, wk at c. h. ? 3.60' 0. M. Fort, work at c, h. ,. 2.50 A. D. McLeod, work at Jail 6.50 A. W. Burnet, M. D., Exam ining Lunatic . . . . ; . 10.00 C. _P^...DuBose, Premium on l\ Bond . . . .- 35.00 Camden News, ^ Adv. and Stationery , 14.98 C. - Wr Birchmore, advertising - . and stationery \ 47.14 1. J. McKenzie, salary, and , p?8ta?e ? - . . ? ? 100.70 I. C. Hough, salary and po&t T afe ? 105.20 L. S, Spears, special con. . . 2.30 W. W. Huckabee, sal. and ? Tj fe?8. ,? . . 184.50 John Collins, salary . . . . 25 00 JJ- C. West, salary 100.95 W- F. Russell, salary .... 37.76 t*. L. Dixon, salary 12.60 D. M. McCaskill, salary ... 191.30. J- S. Barfield. \Balary .. . . 37.50 J. N. McLeod, salary . . . . 37.50 J. M. Smith, salary . v .... 37.50 D. M. Kirkly, Galary 43.76 S. F. Kelley, salary . . 26.00 E. F. Horton, salary . . . . 26.00 J. , A. West, salary .. .... 25.00 J. K. DeKay, salary .. 26.00 A. 'B. Shaw, salary .. 26,00 Wr D. Sfiegarfc, salary . . 26.00 NewtOn Kelly, salary . . . . 25.00 S. E. Ross, salary . . . . . 25.00 J. B, Munn, salary ^ ? rn'r-. 25. 00 Jas. T. Trtie8dell, salary .. .26^00 g _W - Hammondg^ -gfdary 17.50 S' *?; JS?e8i Ba,ary ' . ? ? . . 37.50 H. M. Fincher, salary .. v. 150.00 W. F, Mangum, salary .... 25.00 Luther Truesdell, salary . . 26.60 F. L. ? Truesdell. salary .... 37.50 J. D. Sinclair, salary . . . . 50..00 N. S. Richards, salary .... 25.00 1a A. Perry, salary . . 25.00 H. D. Heath, salary . . 25.90 C. E. Hlnson, salary . . . . 25.00 W. L. McDowell, salary and ? teon-; . -vr-W- . ... .. ^.00 N. g. Richards, supplies . . 6.00 Gladden & Bran ham, sup 9.35 A. J. Beattle, supplies .... 3.00 A. D. Kennedy, supplies . . 14.06 Jesse T. Ross, supplies .... 12.00 Town of Bianey, II. C 14.00 Walter Hinspn, lumber . 7.36 Rhame Bros., supplies . . . . 62.30 J. S. Ross, supplies . . . . 7.80 Zemp 4rT)ePassf supplies. . 3.70 T. C. Sessions, repair bridge 12.16 J. H. Crdw, lumber 4.00 J. M. Smith, mules .. .... 500.00 O. W. Dabnoy, Supl. p. |u. 81.0^ Total . , .7T7 . . . . $4,899,66~ r WEST, Supervisor Kershaw Qou^ty. | VOTING COUPON Good For 100 Votes lu ll>? ('hrouic)titi Automobile unU Prise Content. <, :tr ' v' '? w ? m ?. . ? ' '? . ?; ijf* Kor ( Mitui or Mr?. ) Addretiu ........ y, J District No. .... Th???? coupon* i?\??t l)? clipped out i^Pfttly and brought or MQt 4o ( 'on t ? h( DopurtiiM iit of ttlf Throulclo, OuiuWmi, S. C. Coll yonw of thin Ihhu?* mo( kooiI ii 1 1 <i r ,l;uiuury IK, 19 1! If you can't afFORD to buy aFORD, you can't afFORD to mitt the chance of winning free aFORD The Camden Chronicle will give a^ay, which w&t BOUGHT FROM D. C. Shaw, Agent SUMTER, S C. FURS AND HIDES HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID FOR RAW FURS AND HIDES Wool on Commission. Write tor pr|M* list mentioning litis ad. JOHN WHITES CO. Established 1887 LOUISVILLE, KY. MR. & MRS V/XIL- t'KftscNTINO tmc SO M N I LOQUUST A weird and bewildering portrayal ot.the Mystic Arts and Mental Phenomena, as demonstrated by the East India Maliatma. You can witness an Opera, Drama or Circus any time. This is positively the only chance you will ever have to see thcs^ Strange Peoole and their Wonderful Exhibition. ' ... , . \ (' ; JEANEfTE ? TONStlF BAGGAGE "SPECIAL SCENERY Complete Change of Programme each Evening Mr. and Mrs. Vail arc ably Assisted by a great company of select entertainers. Thilfllrof ttny meivlal oWstrm such ;.,s : yhcro is my lost ring? \\'V(. -u my wuK'h ? >' **u. I \Vh;it j? my f.w.t.urfi ? Mri. Vail not only tell* you what yc, v At hlnMm? but answer* your ttiente! qucsiiotvr ?MANY NEW NOVfel i ?E8 EACH NIGHT - pa 5i Special Ladies' Coupon. Any lady presenting this coupon at the lx?x oVfk*? of your theatre will receive in exchange a f?Oc. reserved seat ticket upomfaymcnt of 20c. . i i i ? .... . v !.? ?ii '????? ivC Good first night only. sB *S ? ?..? V r --.Vc" Camden Opera Houm, Thursday Friday _ jmilSwtuwlfty, Jan. Ov 1< tlv Pricw 25, Hff, no cents. ;::=jggg Jouannet's Frost Proof Cabbage Plants Are R?own aa the best to be had anywhere by thousands ?^?*P*rienced buyers, and ere offered to you at prices *han yoo pay for common, inferior plants. WILL ?SL VARJjk/uS. Plants tied in bunches of 25. PRICES: 75 cents for 500 lots; $1.00 per 1000 } 5000 and over 85 cents per 1000. JjWANNETC EARLY GIANT AR3ENTEU1L ASPARAGUS RWHS?one year and two year, old, $4 per 1000, $1 per 100; ^ <OWN T AND SATtef ACWOW OUlMUW I HU ifowteles brjRmtliero Rxpres* Co. Cash witfe order, please. For a profitable crop send your orders early to JftJANNET. R?s in, ?nr. pusasant, s. c. or CkiHolraVtUfkU faHtf*