The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 31, 1913, Image 3
LlMW HI2A11TH MC)N1>AY NKiHT
I KAucimm-H halk.
?sT'r of Bouth Carolina,
1 County of Kershaw.
Under and by virtue of the pow
v yciityd In mo as Executor of tho
?at<it?< of Mrs. KMaa M duty re, and
lomplyinK with tho requirements of
be will of tho said Mtb. Eliza Mc
liiyro, 1 will Bell al public uuctlon
0 front of tho Court Houbo door
fi tho city of Camden, S. C.. dur
tho it'K.'tl hours of Bale on tho
list Monday In February, 1913,
leinK t ho 3rd day thereof, the fol
owing described roal estate to-wlt:
All that piece, parcel or tract of
and hi Kershaw County, neur the
own or Bluney, containing one
inndred and three acres, (103)
noro or letfs, and known as the
'Home Ploc^" of Mrs. Eliza Mcln
yre, deceaaed, and bounded as fol
owb:
On the north by lamlH of It. J.
tfclatyre, on the t^ast by lands of
}oger Johnson, on the south by
amis of Kolly, Tillman and Ken
nedy, and on the west by lands of
ilrs. Adolphua Kelly.
Terms of sale strictly cash. i
Parties wishing to bid at said i
lale must deposit. with mo a certi
fied check for $2G.OO as evidence
>f good faith.
It. J. Mclntyre,
Executor. 1
j&nd6P> C., Jan. 6, 1913.
J. T. Burdell
Surveyor and Engineer
Office: Camden. 9. C.
Pottoffice: Lugoff, S. C.
DO YOU BELIEVE IN SIGNS
"PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY" U so com
mon a sign now, it has largely lost its signifi
cance. We give you what your doctor orders.
We stick to this princfple. Quality in every
thing; not only prescriptions, but everything.
w. R. ZEMP'S DRUG STORE
TWO DOORS ABOVE POST OFFICE. ,.?ONK :10
su m Monk K0h ItlOUEr.
State <?r Howiii Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
Court of Common rhtiiK.
J. T. Black well, HobsIo Croxton, Q,
ii. QUokweil, i IS. muck w<>n. w,
10. 1 1 IlK'k W ? * 1 1 , I0hl.ll.- Iil.uk Well
a 1 1 1 1 Jiiikiv Blackw?ll, Jaim-n V.
Dlackwoll, Jr., Mary L. Hlaekwell
by W. O. Croxton, their Guardian,
?i?i lih'iii, Plaintiff*,
against
A "ii)h n. uiack Wfii, if living, and if
daad, his bair* M ,ilw> nama*#
nges mid resldenco unknown,
Defendants,
To Tho Defendant.
Anion II. Hlaekwell, If living, and
If dead, Mb heirs at law, numes,
ages and resldenco unknown.
You are hereby Hummont'd ami
required to answer the complaint in
this action, of which n copy la here
with served upon you, andto Hervo
a Copy of your answer to (ho Bald
complaint on the subscriber at his
OtfifiQ in the town of Kershaw,
South Carolina, within twenty
day? after tho service horeof, ex? I
elusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer tho com
plaint within tho time aforesaid
tho plaintiff In this acton wll apply
to the Court for the relluf demand
ed in tho complaint.
Dated January 1st, A. D., 1913.
E. D. niukeney,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Tho Defendant
Amos H. Black weft, If living, and
if dead, his heirs at law, nunies,
ages and residence unknown:
TAKE NOTICE that the Complaint
in this action, together with the
summons, of which the foregoing
Is a copy, was filed in the office OX
the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas and General Sessions for the
County of KerBhaw, at Camden,
South Carolina, on the 2nd day of
January, 1913.
E. D. Blak'eney,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Give us your next ordor for Job
printing.
I I V\ I , IHSt II \ let . I
Notice Ih hereby given thftt ono
month from thl? date, on Monday,
KVdjtunry loth, l ? l ? , 1 will make to
the Probate Court of Kershaw oquii
(y. uiy final actouhtlQg iih Adminis
tratrix of the Natute of Mth. lwa
bella J. Young, deceanod, and apply
thereto for letters dlsml^nory.
Anna Y. llendrlx,
January It), 1013. Administratrix.
:r/- ;{? ;<?.) |0,
I IN A I, DlS(ll\H(.i;.
Notice Ih hereby given that th?
underslgued, as Guardian of Walter
A Johnson, will on the 10th day of
February, 19 IE, make u#r final w?
turn aH aald Guardian and apply to
the l'robato Judge of Korshaw coun
ty for a final dlfQb&r&e.
Mrs. M. (3, Jojhnaon.
January 10, 1913.
Wood's Seeds
Tor The
Farm and Garden.
Our New Descriptive Catalog
is fully up-to-date, giving descrip
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the beit and most profitable
seeds to grow. It tells all about
Grasses and Clovers,
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The Best Seed Corns
and all other
Farm and Garden Seeds.
Wood's Seed Catalog has
long been recognized as a stan
dard authority on Seeds.
Mailed on request; write for it. .
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SEXDSMF.N, RICHMOND, VA.
J. W. Melton's
Music House
Camden, South Carolina
When on the market for a HIGH GRADE
? ?
PIANO, PLAYER.PIANO or REED ORGAN
call at our establishment on South
Main Street and look over our stock.
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Write for catalogue, price list and terms.
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Be sure to mention kind of instrument wanted.
jT__ Camden, South Carolina ? -
ODD LAPSES OF MIND
/'? * I
6CHOLAR8 AND OTHERS NOTED
FOR ECCENTRICITY^
Forgetfufncso One of the "Qtrong
Point?" of Many Able and Accom
plished Men? Sometimes the
ttecolt of $elf-Hypnotl?m. 'V
flomo year* ago 1 hud to apeak at a
Work "Have y <m? any fad*?" iu
julrvd my howt. "TU? parson wo
?W ' H'fUHml U> wb;up 111 u Im .1
When every oue hud retired to rott
the wholjB hoi)Ht? wdm rouHt'-d by a ham
mering on the wall of our visitor's
> ' ! "
i ??" i ? 1 1 ,i tiic bedroom.
' 8r?? those excavations?" i ip point'
od out two largo bolus iu the wall,
where the jwjx'r hud been torn away
aod tho planter disturbed. "Woll. tho
parbon wo had here last huiuinor<>?l
two huge hooked nails ditto those
wuIIb to support u hammock."
I had i h? - ?i un 1 i ( ? t (i iil.'MHuro of moot
log thiM Hccentric at dinner Homo
years^ after. "OftJJ I k?*tvo you eotne
soup?" inquired our hostess. "Never
take soup/' was tho reply. Then,
lftter: 'You will (uke aomo fish?" Tho
cleric simply shook his hrad. So he
declined dish after diah,
"Hut what *111 you have?" inquired
tho now deupomtu hostess. v
"I Hhould like five raisins, ouo apple,
ft fow nuts uiwl HOI1MA oil."
I*y Mils time every one wan uncom
fortable a whisper went around that
there were no raisins in tho bouse. I
suggested that ho Hhould go on with
the oil and the apple. Ms faQ0 as
sumed a look of eloquent roHignutlon.
The next moment he sprang to his
feet and rushed from tho room.
Th" Intelligent underfoot in an had
brought In bicycle oil!
A delightful old clargyman, pro
feasor of Greek at my own university,
had u habit of forgetting to put on
his clothep, Onoe ho walkod Into col
logo chapol In an old-fashioned night
shirt. It was a misty morning early
In February. An undergraduate was
reading the first lesson, when this
silent, ghost like figuro moved along
In the him dawn which crept in
through tho stained glass windows.
One of tho dona took his arm and led
htm ont.
On another occasion it wan his turn
to preach in the cathedral. Instead of
stepping into the pulpit, ho walked out
altogether, and things caino to a stand
still.
Another old . college don was ft*
dreamer. One day ho. met me in tho
town. "My boy," ho said, "I came out
to go somewhere, but it's gone? gone!
Can you tell me where 1 meant to go?
I suggosted that ho should go back to
his college. What is more, I saw him
safely there.
Later in tho evening ho sent for me.
There was tjio light of a great dis
covery in hia eyes. "My boy." ho said,
"it has all come back to mo in a flash.
I never meant to go anywhere at all.
I wanted to write a letter, and I must
have misfjed my way to my library.
You will have a glaBS of wine?" Hut
he forgot to ring the bell. PreBently
he said: "Do have somo moro. Now.
what have I dono with tho decanter?"
Many men's eccentricities aro tho*
result of self-hypnotism. I remember
onco seeing a well-known clergyman
walking calmly along during a down
pour of rain, holding his walking Btlck
up, under the impression it was an
umbrella. .
Absentmiftdedness is responsible for
much amusement. An elderly clergy- i
man, on arrival in Rome, was positive
that he had lost some of hia luggage,
and gave notice at the office; but he
was unable to say what the package
was like, or even what It was.
It transpired, In the course of next
day, that it was his wife he had lost.
I shall not forget the' Interview be
tween husband and wife. ? Exchange.
Wireless Sketches in Warfare.
Surprising results are being ob
tained by means of the new invention
of an Italian youth, Francesco di Ber
nocchi, called the wireless ioonograph,
which has recently been tested be
tween Milan and Turin. His appara
tus Is far in advance of anything of
the kind yet recorded. Reeklee ordi
nary messages, it also transmits auto
graphs, shorthand characters and all
sorts of designs. So simple Is the
arrangement that the transmitter and
receiver of this instrument may be
applied with ease to any ordinary
wireless telegraph plant. General :
Splngardl, the Italian minister of war,
is BO much impressed by tho enor
mous advantages of the wireless Pon
ograph for transmitting orders and
conveying sketches in time of war
with tho utmost secrecy that steps
were immediately taken to secure for
the Italian government exclusive pos
session of the patent.
Tickets No Good. ?
Mrs. Brown- Jones (which isn't her
name at all, nor nothing like it) has a
new parlor maid. Last Thursday was
Mrs. IW.'s day at home. Six callers
were at tho door, and each proffered
her card.
Hilda Jookod tho cards over care
fully one by one.
"Youse ladies is all wronk!" sho de
cided finally. "One of your tickets Jsa
fer Mrs. Chosoph Thompson, one iss
fpr Mrs. Miller, one iss fer Miss
Chenks and Mies Mabel Chenks ? and
den dere's t'ree oddera, all wronk
names, yet. Try next door; goodby."
o Then she went back to her mis
tress. "Nono of 'em vantcd to see
yoc," frtlA beamed. "Defr tickets vas
fer odder houses. I guess maybe dey
atn't lifted here Loug." ? (U^veland
Plain Dealer*
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m '? a
They have a delicacy of flavor that
Is really different.
Try 8unwhln? Sticks with itltd
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of Uavor that never fatln to plows*.
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THE NEW FORD?
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D. C. SHAW
The ford Man
SUMTER, S. C.
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Are known a* the best to be had anywhere by thousand*
of experienced buyers, and are offered to you at prices
LOWER than you pay for common, inferior plants. WILL
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PRICES: 75 cents for .500 lotsj $1.00 per 1000 j 5000 and
over 85 ccnts per 1000.
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ROOTS, one year and two year old, $4 per 1000, $1 per 100.
COUNT AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
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I'or a profitable crop send your orders early to
ALFRED JOUANNET, Box iss, mt. pleasant, S. C.
WANTED!
White Boys and Girls from 14 to 25
years old to learn to spin and weave
in Bagging Mill, will start pay at from
$4.35 to $5.40
Per week while learning. After
learning can earn from
$6.00 to $10.00
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holiday Saturday. F amilies having
3 or more boys or girls to work can
get new houses, with bath, electric
lights, and water, and all modern
conveniences at very reasonable
rent within 5 minutes walk of mill.
If interested fill in coupon below
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