Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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liOIMitt UIHUtJTOKY Kh>i?g Star <hapt?r Nrf 4, H. A. il.. meats third Tuesday In mouth. J. B. Wallace, K. H. P.; N. te. OoOdale. Bcrlbe; J. %. Wll PQU, Secretary. Kershaw lx>dg? No. 20, A. F. JM * meets first Tuesday in veach month. It. T. Uoodale, w. M.; W. Uai?*?h?4mer, Trt*?.; J. W. Wilson. Sec rotary. CuiimImii Lodge NO- 119 I. O. O. K . meets second and fourth Tuesday In each mouth. 11. T.? Uoodale, } S. 0>l c? w- Olrchmoro, V. <JL; I. C. Hough, Secretary. jr 0. U. A. It., meets fourth Fri day night In ouch month 0. W. Ulrehmore, C?i J. K. Uateman, R. 8. IJve Oak Caiup No. 49, W. O. W., meets first Thursday night la each month. 0. VV. IJirchmoro. C. C., W. M. Johnson. Clerk, PeKalh Lodge No. 41, . K. of 1\, meets Second and fourth Thurs da> nlfhU In audi month, w o. Wilson, p. C.; M. If, Heyman, K. of it. & a poplar Camp No. 869. W. O. W., moots Monday night on or before Hi.' full moon In aach month. J}. K. Sparrow, 0. C.; J. K. Camp belle, Clark. ? 4gt(ooh ' '"<lge, No. 293, A. >. M., moots Thursday night on or be foro full moon In oach month. D. W. Joy, W. M.; W. R. Davis, 8. W.; L. H. Whlto, J. W. Klcbard Klrkland Council, No. 130, Jr. O. U, A. M., (Antioch) moots Tuesday night on or before full moon in each month. V*. D. Roy f kin, C. W. Shiver. R. 8. I-',/- ? ' ; A full supply of Wood's and Landreth's Gar den Seed for SPRING PLANTING at Zemp & DePass' See their Choice Vermont Red Bliss and Irish Csbbler Potatoes, the most prolific strain of Po tatoes known - ' ,"*?'? ? ~ "* ~ ' ' i' "T7 " "?< ? \;*rv -\ v-S PRICES RIGHT Al*o Early Golden Dent and Snow Flake Corn. Northern Grown, Therefore Comes Earlier. TO THE PUBLIC. In view of recent revelations at the Sanitary Slaughter Pen we beg to announce that from this date we will sell Beef and Pork slaughtered under our own supervision. ROBERTS MARKET W. C. Roberts, Mgr. Feb. 20th, 1913. ; FINAIi DlSOHAJMiB. Notice 1b hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, ?Wch 2 2nd, 1913, I will present to Probate Court of Kershaw Coun ty my final report as Guardian of Ike estates of Prances Vaughan Jennie Mae V&ughan, minors, wd ask for Letters Dismissory as ??id. Guardian. R. M. Vaughan, Guardian; kmden, S. C., Feb. 20, 1913. SEED IRISH POTATOES IRISH COBBLEA^^ (red bliss trujmPh Per peck ....... .50 1 1 peck sacks . $4?QQ_. few, Beans, Com, Teisinte and ? ?' ? -* ? *r> y*'1" \ .J?4 Garden Seeds. Onion Sets. AH Seed Guaranteed to Germinate i? ?3. I ZEMTS Drag Store Phone 30 NOTICE OF ELECTION For Om) Itocttuo of C .miiUxkwefft 04 I'uImic Work*. Stat? vf Bouth C.iiulina. 1 !?'?*. - uniy of K?rt>h&w. d(y (.? unci* of Camden. Wii?ji?jub yuiiUou Higuud l?y tin uiu^Oti y of me freeholders of th? l lty oi Camd?u, Mouth Carolina, ft* Shown by lli? i&x book* of said City, of date Feo. 11th, It* 13. has beeu yren.nita to Ut? City Council, ask In that uu olttctiou bo ordered to Hub*'' lull to the qualified eleotors of tbe City of Cainden, the puoHtlon of the issuance of thirty five thousaud dolla h (986,000,00) couyon bonds for lb establishment of hii deetrlc light fluut for the uuld City and ih? ci Uons thereof: ?j Anj whomutt a petition Signed by the majority of the free holderw of tbo CHy of t'Hiiuiun, South Caro lina, ub bbowu by tho tax hook? of said City, of date February 11th, 1913, baa boon presented to tho City Council, asking that an elec tion be ordered to submit to the qual.f ed ultK'torH of the City of Camden the question of tho issu ance of ninety thousand dollars ($90 000.00) ooupon bondtt for the eBtab ishmont of a waterworks plant for the said City und the citizens thereof; " And whereas tho City Council did on tho 18th day of February, 19*3, pass separate resolutions ordering; elect ons *0 be held In the City of Camden, on the 18th day of March, 1913, to vot? upon tho question of said electric light bonds and said waterworks bohds: Notice is hereby given- that a special election wlllbe held In the-/ City of Camden, on Tuesday/ the 18th day of March, 19 13, on tho qu?H Ion of the election of throe (3) citizens of the City of Camden, at* i Commissioners of Public Works. | At said election all qualified reg istered electors will b? eligible to . vote. Said ?lectors Bhall vote a ticket on which shall b? printed the wordB: "For Commissioners of Public Works of the City of Cam- 1 den," followed by, either written or I printed, the names of throe (3) citizens of said City. For the purpose of conducting said e ?ction, the polls shall bo open ' at the polling places in each war? In the morning at eight o'clock^ and shall close at four o'clock In the afternoon. Th? following managers of elec- I tlon are to conduct said election; Ward 1, at Opera House- J. K. Goodale, John Ferrell, T. J. Wilson. Ward 2, Store of O. C. Bruce, at Southeast corner of Broad and De Kalb Streets ? :L?w1b Brunson, T. B. Bruce, Sam J. Hammond. Ward 3, Hotel Camd^i, North east corner of Broad and DeKalb Streets? c. p. w. Sullivan, William Dodd, Henry Trueedel. Ward 4. H. L. Schlosburg's piazza i>orner of Lyttl*ton and Laur?ns Streets? J. B. Arrants, Robert Lat ta, Henry Lewis. Ward 5, Kirkwood Grocery Store, on Chesnut Street Bast of Fair Street ? Thomas Whltaker, Harry DuBoso, Robert D. Williams. Ward 6, O. E. Taylor's piazza, at corner of Broad and Chesnut Streets ? B. Frank Halle, W. Clinton Moor? W. R. Hough. - By order of City Council of Cam den, camden, s. C. S. F. Braslngton,* Attest: Mayor. G. G. Alexander, Clerk. February 18th, 1913. 43-44-45-46. tSB NOTICE OF ELECTION. For Issuing Waterworks Bonds pf th? City of Camden, South Carolina. jt State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. City Counll of Camdfen. In respbns? to a petition of the . th?- freeholders of the City of Camden, of date February 11th, 1913, directed to th? City Council of Camden, South Carolina, asking that an election be ordered In the City of Camden by th? said City Council of Camden, for the pur pos? of submitting to the qualified ?lectors of the said. City th? ques tion of the issuance of ninety thous and dollars ($90,000.00) coupon bonds for the establishment and ownership by the said City of a waterworks plant for the use of said City and the citizens thereof; and In pursuance of a resolution of the ? : ill? Will ? I !?' I 'n "I ? . .??????? 1 1 1 city Couuell of Camgen, Sopth Caro tin*, pa*b?u at a meeting' of wild City Council ou Feoi uary 18th. 1?13> order ng * apeelal election; potto* l? her uy glveu that there will ?>?? a jtpecla* tt**etu>u held tn the CH V Of Cauideu, ou Tiytyday, the l8?h day of March. 19 ? 3. on the que* Hon ok l?au<ng coupon houdn of the Cltjr o. Caiudeu, South Carollua, 'o the amount of nluety thousand dol lars (99O.O0O.OU), oearlng Interest at tho rate of five per cent, per annual, payable eemt-aunually, Pay able lu any legal tender money of the United States forty (40) year* ufter date.' with the privilege of re demption after twenty (20) year* from date bald bonds to be of a denomination of oue thousand dol lars (11,000.00) ouoh, for the pur pose of the establishment aud own ership by (lie City of Camden of a waterworks plant for the use and benefit of said City of Camden and Uu citizens. At aald election all qualified rog luten (| electors will bo eleglbel to vote, tliohe electors favoring aald Issue of bonds Bhall vote a ticket on which there hIiuII bo printed the word#: "For Waterworks Hond ls^ bum. $U0,000r0Q";and those opposing hh1<) Issue of bondB Bhall vote a ticket on which there shall bo print ed the words: 'AKiiliiHt Water works Bond I??ue, |00, 000. 00." For the purpose of conducting Bald election the polio ahull bo ope" at tho pqlling places In each ward at eight o'clock lu the morning aud ?halj clos? at four o'clock In the afternoon. * Tho following managers of elec tion uro to conduct suld election ; Ward 1, at Opera House, J, K. Goodale, John Ferroll, T. J. Wilson. Ward 2, Store of G. C. lJruce, at Southeast corner of Broad and De Kalb Streets? Lew la Brunson, T. II. Bruce Sam J. Hammond. Ward 3, Hotel Camden, Northeast corner of Broad aud DeKalb 8treet? ? C.; P. W. Sullivan, William Dodd. Henry Truesdel. 1 Ward 4, H.' L. Schlosburg's plazsa, corner of Lyttleton and l^aurens Stree s ? J. B. ArrantB, Robert Lat ta, Henry Lewis. Ward 6, Klrkwood Grocery Store, on Clusnut Street East of pair Street ? Thomas Whltaker, Harry DuBose, Robert D. Williams. Ward 6, G. 1C. Taylor's piazza,- at corner of Broad and Chesnut Streets ? b. Frank Halle, W. Clin ton Moore, W. R. Hough. By order of City Council of Cam den, Camden, S. C. S. F. Braslngton, Attest: Mayor, G. G. Alexander, Clerk. February 18 th, 1913. 43-44-46-46. NOTICE OF ELECTION. Fop Issuing Electric Light Honda of; the City of Camden, South Carolina. State of South Carolina, County of Kenshaw. City Council of Camden. In response to a petition of the majority of the freeholders of the City of Camden, of date February 11th, 1913, directed to the City Council of Camden, South Carolina, asking that an election be ordered In the City of Camden by the said City Council of Camden, for v the purpose of submitting to the quali fied electors of the said City the question of the issuance of thtrtv five . thousand dollars ($36,000.00) coupon bond.8 for the establishment and ownership by the said City of an electric light plant for the use of said City and the citizens there of; and in pursuance of a resolu tion of the City Council of Cam den, South Carolina, passed at a meeting of Bald City Council, on February 18th, 1913, ordering a special election; notice is hereby given ? that there will be a special election held in the City of Cam den, on Tuesday, the 18th day of March, 1913, on the question of is suing coupon bonds of the City of Camden, South Carolina, to the amount of thirty-five thousand dol lars ($35,000.00), bearing interest at the rate of five per cent. p?r annum, payable semi-annually^ pay able in any legal tender money of the United States forty (40) years after date, with the privilege of re demption after twenty (20) years from date, said bonds to t>$' of a denomination of one thousand dol lars ($1,000.00) each, for the pur pose of the establishment and own ership by the City of Camden of ftn.eleotrio light plant for the use and benefit of ' said City ( and Its citizens, At **14 election qualified r?g laieieu eiec U>r* will Ik? ?iegtbl? to voiu< iUv?? wictiuiu favoring said i.?. uo of bond* shall vols a ticket oi? wh cu there anal! be priuted , the wo. da: "For Electric * -1 k >? 1 i liuud I MM, $36,000.00" ; and those ? Opl??nl bald IbbUe Of boudu shall ; vottf u ticket ou which there *h?H bo piki eu the words; "Against Elect r c Light iioud Issue, $36, 000,00." 1*9 r the purposo of conducting said election the polls shall be open at the polling places lu each ward &i eight o'clock lu (he morning and shall v lout) at four o'clock lu the afternoon. ? The following managers of elec tion a.? to couduct said eleotlou; Waid 1, at Opera House J. K. Good a e, John Ferrell, T, J. Wilson. Ward 2, Store of <J. C, Bruce, at Southeast corner of liroud and l)? Kali) g I.,i: l.fWih liiuimon, T. H j Druro, Sum J. Hammond. Wara Hotel Camden, North east cornor Broad and DeRnlb Streets ~ C. P, W. Sullivan, William Dodd, Honry Truesdol, Ward 4. 11. L. Sehlosbui'g's piazza, corner of Lyttleton and Laurens Str??ts- j. h, Arranta, Robert I wit ta, llmry 1<ewls. Ward 6, Kirk wood (Jroeory Store, on Chesnut Street Hast of Kalr Street Thomas Whitakor, Harry DuBose, Robert D. WUllamH. . Ward 6, O. K. Taylor's piazza, a^ cornor of Broad and Cheenut Streeta ? U. Krank Halle, W. Clinton Mooro W. W. Hough. By order of City Council of Cam den, Camden, g. Q, 8. F UraMlngton, Attcs; : \jayOr. 0. O. Alexander, Clerk. February l?tb, 1913. 4X 44-45-46. Noti<?. of Opoiiiug of Hooks of It?*g letration* Notittt) i8 hereby gtveu that the Books of Registration of the City of Camden will be open for the, registration of the names of the AUal fled elector# therein on the 26Jh day of February, 1913, at the foot of the Opera House steps and remain ojpen continuously for a pe riod of ton (10) days from the ?aid 26th day of February, 1 9 1 3 ; the purpose of said registration be ing to register the qualified elec tors who might desire to vote at a apeclai election to be held In the City of Camden, on the *8th day of Marci, ( 1918, on the question of the Issuance of ninety thousand ($9?. OOO.QO) waterworks bonds, and for an election on the eame day on the question of J,he Issuance of thirty flv0 thousand dollars ($35,000.00) electrlo light bonds,' and a furtlior ?lection on the same day for the election of threo (3) citizens of Camden as Commissioners Of Pub He Works. D. E. Hlnson, Supervisor of Registration of the City of Camden. February 19th, 1913. 43-4-6-0. SPECIAL. TRAIN IV, Washington, D. C., VU 8. A. L. Account Inauguration. Special train will consist of Pull- ] man latest type cars, also dining car service and day coaches and will be operated on the following schedule March 3rd, arriving Wash ington March 4th: Lv. Savapnah 12:00 Noon Cen. Time Lv. Fairfax .. 1;40 p. m. Lv. Denmark. . 2:25 p. m. Lv. Columbia 6:00 p. m. Eas. Time Lv. Camden . . 5:56 p. m. Lv. McBee ?? 6;4o p. m. Lv. Cheraw .. 7:20 p. m. Ar. Washington 7:00 a. m. Lo4f rates from all points for special train and also all regular trains, tickets on sale Feb. 28th, March 1st, 2nd a'nd 3rd, good return lug until March 10th. Limit can be extended by deposit ing ticket in Washington and pay ment of fee of $1.00 until April 10. *913. For further information, reserva tions, etc., call on nearest agent or writ?, C. W. Srall, Division passen ger Agent, jColumbiar-Sr-G^ Or. Alfred A. Patterson, and Dr. K. II. Korrison I DENTISTS Successors to. Dr. L.. W. Alston Offices in the Mann Dulldlng Phone 18? ASK THE FARMER WHO HAS MADE GOOD ? ? " ? $: . ' What fertilisers they have uw)d and they will Invariably t. ii >Dii ionoahkk KKit'ri M/KitH have made crop* when otk eru havo failed. kahm i mim.kmmntb Tha lima hue come when modern iniuhlnory . und Improved farm lmplu?>nte pay a great part In the 'r.' ? W'}" ' ' ' V ?' 1 '' \ V " ? . ? " ? '? ' I roll of ??< uiiomlt al nop*. WAQQN8 i hut will ttt and tin* wt ml ii of over loads and bad roads, Our wagon* aro built right, the name H^HMONT In OUAUANTI :i : AOKNt'V KOU HKST " li I K 1 ( J I KS" Hork lllll ItuRgy Cfti; Taylor Canady Hu^gy Co, ? ' i * " HWAVV UKOCKHIKS Corn, OatH, Hay. Cow Feed. Poul try Fowls. ^ Everything to make farming o>ay, romuneratlvo and ploas ant. k>eo iih boforo iiiukhif; your purchasqe. Full lim* of gard*h h?m?iI. Junt rooolved, a largo shipment of Hi'cd IiIhIi Potatoes. Springs & Shannon IT'S GOOD TO BE WARM especially when tho th?rmoiBe tor 1b hovering around the aero mark. That 1? the time that yon want coal, and plenty of It. Send ub your order for any kind of coal you want, and It will be delivered promptly, and you will get full value for your mon ey. That Ih our guarantee. CAN SUPPLY YOUR WANTS Any Kind Any Size Any Kind Any length COAL COAL. WOOD WOOD Special prices made on Coal, Wood and Coke, by the car. Am now sawing wood In lota of 5 cords and up. A limited Bup ply of the. beat Johnson Grass Hay baled fdr sale. Phone your order to S. M. MATWIS Office Phone 68. ^KeBldence Phone 257-L. FOR SALE Prolific Seed Corn Selected from our 60-acre field before corn was harvested jKith much, care and wlthottrbest judgment a8 toeach ear be -aunuBid joj ?iqtuisep aut Have only limited quantity. Prices on cob, per bushel $2 per bushel; half bushel, $1.25; per peck, 76c. ? ?; . ? 'I We also have 600 to 70 0 bushels good corn for sale at $1 per bushel in shucks at our barn. -Have planted this variety for years. Last year we sold about 600 bushels and we only plant sand hill land but it is good land. Get good seed ^planted on goood land, fertilize and cultivate properly and you should have some to sell. Mr. Mackey at First National Bank will receive your order ^ . and cash, or write us inclosing cheek or money order. Mackey & Workman, Kalb, S. ?; Delamaier, Producer of Glean Plays, Preset His Beautiful Scenic Hew York Production the New Song Play Exactly Same Company Playing Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, Atlanta, New^Orlean. Memphis, St. LouUand Chicago. Dramatized by Neil Towney from the Famous Novel by Gene Stratton Porter, Author of ''^irl of the Limberloit and The Harvester. Special in cidental music and song numbers by the celebrated Viennese Composer, Anatol Friedland. A Story of the Limberloit region telling of the struggles of a brave lAd working against tremendous odds. Seat sale Saturday, March 1st. Prices 50c to fl.SO.