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W1MMONH for IC4UJMT. 8tat* of Boutli Carolina, , C/fPflltttj of Kershaw. (,V>uH of probata* \ I ' ? K'Jwurd Hmyr I 1'iftiattrr. W. L. I )al'itnu, Hhadrack Jam**, l'ol I y Wurrnt, Tom Jameg, Win. Jiiu^df bo bo )lviUK,i>(id if dead, (he uuknowu heirs of Henry James, Him on Jaulea, M?r garet H row II, (Jely lirowu, John lirowu, Kilt Brown, Phyllis War ren, Tsbby Warren, Betty Warren, Mary Carlo#, Cely Oardnor. Hl?0* dy Knighton, Tabby Knighton, Maggie Knighton, Lucy KnlKhlOD, Ajuy Knighton, Kd KM'Kbton, Wy a 1 Knighton, Tabby Jmn> ??, r ?-*" Amanda Hmyrl, ? Defendants. To the above named imfeiidaat#: You arc horofcy aummoned a,u* "?'i" '<ii in ,tni>w? j complaint hi thin ae'lon whirl) haa been filed in the office of th.p Juylgo of Pro kaf? for Kershaw County and to ?<,< v c a copy of your autwer to itfrW eott'plalnt on thf aubscriber at his ?ffice in Camden, K. Ctv> within twen daya after ? h h<tvIco hereof, ? x ?luaivo of the day of such service, an<i If yon fall to answer the eopi plaint within (fe* time aforeaald tin* plaintiff in this action will apply to ?tie <Viurt of Probate of Kershaw ?ounly for the relief demanded In (ho said complaint. k . Lauren* T. Mills, Attorney for plaintiff. ?a?<;d. Feb. 13, 1813$ To 'ho absent defendants, Tom jamea William janiOH (if he be living, or if dead, to the unknown heirs of aald William Jam??s) , Hliadrack ?/?S?fifL Htnry James, Simon Jamo Margaret lirowu and Tabby ' James: Take notice that rhe complaint in the above action waa filed In /the ?'flee of the Judge of Probate for Ker?haw County t? 'a 13th day of February, .1913. Laurent* T. Mil la, Attorney for Plaintiff. To the above named defendants: You are boreby required to ap pear at the Court of Probate to be llOlden at Camden Court House for Korahaw County, S C., on Monday, 38th day of April, 1013, to show eauKe, If any you cah, why the pro ?eorln of the ?(ilo of the real estate ?f 8hadra<;k James, deceased, Bold hy me, should not be paid over to lid ward Sniyrl, administrator of said Shadrack James, to bo applied by him to the payment of the debts of the said Hhadrack Jamea, Given under my hand and seal thi I nth of February, 1913. W. L. McDOWlOLL, (I j. 8.) Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co, 4 2-3-4-5-6-7, FINAIi |>IKt;HAIM>K. , Notice Ib hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, Umreh tt od, Stl t, I will present to tbe Court of Kershaw Couu ty my final report a* Guardian of th? oiUt^ of *r*ne?M Vaughan an4 J?jnnl?) Mao V?u*ban, minors, and ?*k tor I ju tun f>Umli?#orjr a* ?ald Guardian, V K. M Vaughn Guardian Can?<W>ii S Feb. 20, 191 : TAX NOTICK. Office of Treasurer Korilmw Co., Camden, H 0,, H?pt 26, 1912. ? | Notice i? hereby giv?u that the book* will bo open for collecting Slate, County and Hctiool Taxes from October l&th, 1912, to March 1 1* l., 191 3. A penalty of I pw cent will !>?? addrd to all (axes Unpaid January lat, 1913, X P' r cent. ICob uary 1st, 1913, and 7 per C^ut March tit, 19.13. Tho rate per eontuin for Kershaw county in as follQws; Mills. Btute taxes .... 6 % County taxes . , .... 4% Special taxoh . . I to ad taxcH . . , .... 3 ^ School taxes 3 Total 17% The following school districts have special levies: Special Hchool tax Uist . No. 1 4% Hpocial Hchool tax Dlst, No. 2 1% Special school tax Dint. No. 4 3 Bp<J?;l;?l school tax Dlst. No. 0 4 Special school tax Dlst. No. 7 2 Special school tax Dint. No. 8 2 Hpocial school tax Dist. Nt>. 10 5 Special school tax Dlat. No. 11 5 Hpocial school tax DlsJ. No. 12 4 Special school tax Dlsf. No. 13 4 Special uchool tax Dint. No. 15 3 Hpocial school tax Dial. No. 17 3 Special school tax Dlat. No. 18 8 Special acho'ol tax Dlst, No. 19,2 Hpeclal uchool tax Dlst. No. 21 2 Special school tax Dist. No. 22 4 Special school lax Dlat. No. 24 :i Special school tax Dlst. No. 2f> . 3 Special school taj Dist. No. 26 2 Special school tax Dlst. No. 27 6 Special achool tax Dlst. No. 28 2 Special school tax Dlst. No. 40 8 Special achool tax Dlst. No. 46 8 Special achool tax Dlst. No. 47 4 The poll tax is !'t>' All able-bodied male persona fron the age of twenty-one (21) to slxt. (CO) years, both inclusive, e^ccp residents of the Incorporated town of the county shall pay two dollars ($2) as a road tax, except minist* er? or the gospel aotually in charg of a congregation, teachers employe in public schools, achool trustees ?ad persons permanently dtaftblM to the military wmfiw of tbl* tyate | and per?o?s wbo aarved In tbe late war between tbe Hta.ea.and all per ?*omh actually employed In tbe <juar anllne service of (his State, and ;il student* who may be attending ?n jr school or college at tbe time when i (she road tax aball become due. I'er *ona claiming disabilities must pro ' sent certificates ft-oiu two rc?putabl ! physician* of tbla county. All Information aa to taxes wll | be furnitthttd upon application. D. M. McCABKIM', County Treaaurer ; V ? ? /' ' KxKClJTOH'H WOTK'h; All peraona indebted to the Vii' (Ate of Mra. /JW*a Mclntyre ftre hereby notified to make payment to the underaigued and a)I parties (if a-ny), having clafma against the aaid estate will present, them duly attested wlthlu the tlma proscribed ty law. It. J. Mclntyre, Executor. Com den, a. C., Feb. 17, 1913. 43-44-45, ? " . -??? For Bale. FOR BALK 60 egg 'Buckeye" incubator for sale at a bargain. Ap ply at The OhronMle office. . ' -jM ? . ? A full supply of Wood's and Landreth's Gar den Seed for SPRING PLANTING at Zemp & DePass' See their Choice Vermont RdHiis and Irish Cobbler Potatoes, the most prolific strain of Po tatoes known PRICES RIGHT Also Early Golden Dent and Snow Flake Corn. Northern Grown, Therefore Conies Earlier. There is a Difference! p I A N O s o R V/. 1 G A N S ? " . <| Many people make very unsatisfactory Piano purchases and the first reason is that they buy away from home. They pay a fancy sum for an attractive case and later "discover" that the piano has little or no tone. Our pianos are not the kind that are built to look pretty until they leave the store. Z "here is this Difference; You can call and examine the instrument, you intend buying. They have a reputation for their beautiful tone and general excellence. Instruments sold for cash or on easy payments. Melton's Music House CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA J Hints for Housewives. If your husband decider to rainu a. mustache you will need at least two doeen more tablo napkins. When the baby begins to walk you will find it necessary to move every thing of a breakable nature about a foot higher. > Be hospitable enough to build a lit tle house for homeless pigeons some where on your premises. These gen tle birds will occupy it and raise large families there ? and pigeon potple Is" not bad. Never allow the kitchen maild to call you by your first name when strang ers are present. Misplaced Sympathy. "In Montenegro men kiss one an-! other but they never klaa the women." "Is that right?" "Yes. You see, the Montenegrins consider the ktos a sacred thing, which a man is never to bestow upon any one who Is not his equal, and women In that country are regarded as being inferior to men. They are not per mitted to sit at the table with the men and they are never klesed by their husbands, or brothers or fathers or sweethearts." "S*y, I've been sympathize* with them chaps, but I'm kind of sorry now that the Turks are losln' out." Natural Query. "Come In, darling. Hurry." "What for?" "We've got to get ready to go to the bride shower (hat Is being given your Aunt Jessie." "To the shower?" "Yes. yes, dear." "Mamma, are we going to wear our bathing suits or Just go naked?" PA88ING. Hangs ? They tell me the craze for bridge 1b dying outr. Wangs ? Yes; a friend of mine says it has gone on the shelf with ping pong and toothpidK shoes. An Optimist. Though Fortune never smiled on him. His empty days to fill, He still averred with manly vim: "I'm sure eome day alio will!" Real Enthusiasm. "We roused the audience to great enthusiasm," said Mr. Stormington Barnes. "Did they give you an ovation?" "They did more than , that. They got so Interested that they insisted on breaking in with original dialogue, and some of them even tried , to climb on the stage and take part in the bat* tlew8cene." The Landscape. "This section," remarked the trav eler, as ho watched the elothes flut tering in the breeze as the train pass ed settlement after settlement, "shows evidences like those of a great flood.' "I can't see any/' answered hjs put. zled companion. "What* are they?" "Why, don't you see the washouts nil along the line?" , Inaccurate. There were some celebrated pic tures of Adam and Eve on exhibition, and a professional gardener was tak en in to Bee them. "1 think not much of the painter," said he. "Why, man! tempting Adam v,T a pippin of a variety that wasn* known until about twenty years ago." ? 41arprr's Bazar. The Real Bosa. ^.L.' J Z-_\Yell, whieh one of the newly mar ried pair is boss?" "No one can Jell." "Why not?" "Her mother is visiting them at present." The ?Topfc.. ?"What is being most discussed ip the homes of the nations just now? Tbe tariff?" "No; I think fall housecleaning Is just now on the arpct" ^ . ii ii > ih You have more or less Unking business. P, sibly it. i* with us, such being the cam you lm, something of our service, but if not a patron, w* it not be well lor you to become one? if; ..7vM A saving account is a satisfactory guarantee future comfort, fl The road to prosperity is the ft dollar placed in the bank. <| We get new custom, bv giving good service W our old customers. invite you to open an account at our bank with .d lar or more. <| You cannot tell how much n, money you could *ave until you try this safe and* servative way. Why not start a check account ?j us today. % The First National Banl OF CAMDEN, S. C ASK THE FARMER WHO HAS MADE GOOd I What fertilisers they have used and they will invar!*)! tell you CONGAR.BE FERTILIZERS have made crops when :.JM? bftYe failed. FARM IMPLEMENTS? The time has come wl*** machinery and improved farm impieents play a great part in l| roll of economical crops. . WAGONS ? That will stand the. . strain ot over loads ?J bad roads. Our wagons are built right, the name1 PIEDMONT! GUARANTEE. AGENCV FOR BEST "BUGGIES" ? Rock Hill Buggy I Taylor Canady Buggy Co. HEAVY GROCERIES ?Corn, Oats, Hay, Cow Feed,^ try Feeds. Everything to make farming easy, remunerative and ant. See us before making; your purchases. /Full line of garden seed. Just received, a large Bhipment| seed Irish Potatoes. For best service see J. B. Zemp. Dray age, Kerosine, mmmwii Gasoline, Wood, Coal Groceries and Fruits d< eted any where in towjDu^ J. T. Burdell Surveyor and Engineer ' ?!/'?.. Office: Ctndca, S. C. 'v pMlofflo*: Uttff. S. C.