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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE PuWmM Evwfy Vnd+y Per Aniiuiii ? , $I.W?j " M " M"- ? K. V I Mmtd u ni ? | (iwa ?k?4 wiHk *> tW W , Ctaia*, liri CwAm i Km* s, Hfftjrt hi. - 'I'li .ii* ' ...... . . , . >-t ; ? .?:? ? , (*??>< Jen. M. I'., iUf tf), i It t* ?v)4?nl that the mat*- V law* . rejjiLliv to tbi? Kali- of wbUke) l? t>el;j j? y 1 o I a t ed he re in /ah OMn fuait- 1 ner, The officer* hay * I*.-*#* diligent] J|i arreting negro* and wnall fel U>wk and the citizens would be glad *o ton- th?m get onto w>m< fhe big fellow*. ItaKalb New* \ tA en , Special to The Cfarpfttel*, l>eKa lb, 8. t; June i ft ><?'? I <'aaior of Ke^shaW whc here Suit- j ?'*y en route to JrMlnt HiU Mr. Moykln, of <'anjdieti, '<*??/> he t v j Mondt), Mrn J C, Gardner and thlldivn have rc'Urn^l to their home at ?V'oxhaw after ? pleasant visit to Mr and Mm. WcNeaJy, fh*- parent* Of M'? Gardner Mr Torn WU.fiOjj of t'amden, wan j here. Monday Mr. and Ml*fc J, Jack Owofls an-5 ; children spirit Saturday and Sunday j with and M r*. IxmiIh Truesdale. Mlh; Maud Ogburn of -'lybumK. ^p?rit u?i week end with Miss Be* *ie .-ipeaifc. Ilev ftioniMn Hlaekmon of Ke/- j & haw K|,ent Wednesday here. Mr. Robert Sill weut U) Kershaw f>n buMiteaa on Wedne?day. Mr*. Henry Barfleld wan / ailed to Columbia Wednesday on le-junt of the M-rlouH illnev, of on* of her rrand eeiiiidre" ('apt. Cljburn was in Caoidt-n Mon day on businsse Mis* s.fcal ha 1'oe, the little iilece of Mr*. Sam Trneadale, la visiting a' t'ayce thin week. M, Krairik I't ice of Kersh.iw wan a ' iHUfc" ov*re Sunday. Mrs A iic: Young after i pleas- j am Htay with her parent*. Ml', and ITrsr A E*. TCtTtTj^7" tin*; returned -to ''heraw Mr, < ' 1 1 h r ley Jones of ' . larernont j spent a c.juple of days with Mr. \ M. i'ouiij$ last Week. One-quarter of tne people borh j die Ixjfore Teaching the age of nix and only half reach wlxteen. Taking the statistic* of the world, one portion in every 100 born Uvea to be sixty-five years of age. SAFE-BLOWER'S SMART WORK; Ingenious Operations of . a Burglar! Who Was After Wealth of Berlin ! Money Broker. The confidence of German manufac turers of safes In the realiitance of their ?orkis ngaiiihi ordiuar> safe-blow ing operation* >a* rudely shaken not long ago by the feat of a alnglo rob ber in Merlin. *ho operated in thin fashion: 1 In a hotel a room wan aecured which w?r nltuated Immediately above the ofUce of a motley broker At night a bole wftK plerc-ed in the ceiling of i!i1h office My the use of a drill and naw a circular pleie of the flooring wan eaally raised. (tencalh lay a ihlck layer of cement. A amall orifice was made in thi.-: and an umbrella shoved down into the .(pace below. The utn brella wan atta<<h*Hl llrmly front itlmve, and when opened received without nolR4* all the fraginenta of cement which were dif*!odgod as the hole wan enlarged t-o aa to allow of the easy paKHage of a person. My means of a rope ladder the deftceut \>.ah mado readily into the office below. The next Htepn of the thief's work consisted iu the brinKing down of two cylinders of comprised oxygen and an acetylene generator charged with calcium car bide and water With these he whs able to produce a blowpipe flame of such intensity ihal sie<?l fuses in it llko lead in an ordinary g:?s Jet It re quired only u l-n< ' space of time to melt awnv y -i nch of the door that the content* of tho fc-ifp w'?re accev ^ihle. TAX KXMTTIOX*. : Liidrr and fcjr vlrtueW ?ut*dr> tax execution* ?o m*> directed 1 will utli In front of the Court Houm* door linn Monday In July n**t, being the n.- , H) of Camdaa, 8. C., on the ? th day thereof, the folio* In* de nbed real C*$stfr> All that pU> ce, inut or parcel of Uqd bet n* to th? city a t f*aW?rUa. Co and building* therein. u(i<i bounded on tn? North by of U C. Latham, <b*?t b> L^LUatoii M-. South by VV. 11/ hl*<-k?eii and Went by LlExi* Shebeen lotted upon aud to be sold a? the prop**rt> of ,V. M. Latham fijf !!$?? for 1VK' 1 lot in city of Camden bounds! liOrtli by l.ydla V. JCilloM , H C Smith and Ciiud?<i Pr-?>a lirlck t 'o,, ta*l by c?ta'e of L, C. l?atbam,.>?out by A l(, Bobbltl a i.d WiM by Mar- I krr !>?? M wpvi. *? ... tU*i ? property of II 8. Zeigler arid to -be ?old for taxe- for 1V11-1V1| Camden, (x)unded on the North by 1 1<* and building on Church *t., lo? Qoi or fbrrnerly Kd war d Small, b> Martha 'P)e, Houtb b> lot now or formerly of J?aura Robert*, and U't-ift by Church wreet levied upo:. and to b?- hold for taxi -a for '191 1-1912. Formerly property of Isabella Klllfc. Three lot# and three buildings in eity of Camden, bounded on North by York street, East by Ki/zle Boy [ k in , Ho u.t h by Jamea Coats and Weal by Market street, Levied upon aa the property of C 8. Librium and to be hold for taxes for 1911. One lot and building on Lyttleton afreet, bounded on the North by lot of Mclutoah, Ka>-f by Lyttleton St., South by lot formerly of MclCae, and We?i by S. IL Savage. Leviied up on and A o be sold for taxes for 1911. One acre lit City of Camden, bounded on Weal by road, north by property of l>r. Pickett, Earn by property of Mias Minnie Ciyburn,. and South by property of Slnkly Wood. .. I/evied upon and to be sold aa the property of Richard Cole man, for taxes for 1912. A I ho the property of Hannah Har ris, bounded North by property of Lucy Jones, south by Ed. Gamble, Went by Ed. Gamble and -East by Or. .1. P. Pickett. Levied upon and to be Hold for taxes for 1912. 2 Also two acrea of land belonging ( to Richard Certain and bounded as follows: North by Hattie Truesdale IfflUtt fry ; Hi Vfllenigue'- ftonth by ! Nora l>arby and West . by /Camilla Johnson. Levied upon and to be. Hold for taxes 1911 and 1912. | All that tract of laud situated in Kerahaw county, containing 2 2 acrea mom or ? h-Hn and ? bounded ? tt* fol ? Iow-k: North by landa formerly of j Player, Kast by G. G. Alexander,: South by George Khame and Weal' by Aaron Wbitaker. I^evied upon and to be aold the property of Frank Cheanut fo> taxes 1912" One lot fronting 50 feet on dirt road running north from Cheatnut Street to Uenaon line and extending back of uniform width, 154 feet, bounded North by Helton, Kaat by dirt road. South now or formerly of J. A. Sheorn and Went by Praaier. levied upon and to be noid aa pro perty of Andrew Williams for taxes 1 J?1 1 . 1 lot oil Monroe Bovkin Park, bounded North by 4th Avenue, Kaat by Lots No. G3, 64, 65, South by I*ot No. 59, and Went by Lot No. 7 2. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Sam and Ella Wil liamH for taxes for 1911 and 1912. I 1 lot In Camden, houm|ed North by Cly burn Street. South and East ! ,Jy C. C. Scott and West by John I Maxwell. Levied upon and to be j sold as the property of Hattie I), l Timbers for taxes 1911. ? 1 lot In City of Camden, bounded t North by J. R. I)eas, East by ally : separatin it from propgerty of 1 Jane A. von Treackow, South by ; I .?ot No. owned hy Mary R. Deas. ( West by. Ilrpad street of City of Camden, Levied upon and to be I sold sa the property of Mrs. L. I>. Reed for taxes 1911 and 1912. One lot in City of Camden, bound ed North by Lot No. .'{ of Allen j Ocas property. East and South by j Jane A. Von Treackow. West by j Broad Street of City of Camden. I Levied upon and to be sold as the : property of Allen Deas, Jr.. for taxes for 1911 and 1912. 1 One house and lot in City of Cam- J | den. bounded North by W. A. I Seh rock, Last by Lyttleton Street, I South by estate of L. C. Latham, j j West ?)>? Camden Press Brick Co.. I formerij estate of Workman. Le | vied upon and to be sold as the property of Mar\ Bruce, for j taxeA for 1911 and 1012. j One house and lot in City of i ANNOUNCEMENT AN OPPORTUNITY We 1 lave on hand and en route several cars of staple heavy hardware bought mostly on old contracts at old prices. 1 he lot includes BARBED WIRE, WIRE NAILS and PITTSBURG PF.RFECTWlRE FENCE. Having purchased these goods at prices that will permit us to offer some attractive bar gams, we are very anxious to have you come and compare prices with those usua lly as ked. UNEQUALED PRICES BURNS & BARRETT CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA Camden, bouuded North by J H Harold, Km! by Church Htre*t. ou We?t by ftallie IVrry, .South by ftal lu* i'erry Levied upon and to bo aold ka ?h*- property of Ball!* Hro*?? t6r Um-? 1 V 1 J ?ud 1912. ? Oi *-ha)f *< rt? North of City of < amd* it and bounded north by ih9 ri*hi ul ?|> of #? A, L r?*llwajr4 on Ku( by K ?' Httbixjrlc*, South by K *nd Joel Ch*?nu4# W?fH by ol W ti. Mo?r<- levied up on and to t*'? aold aa the property of Alfred Kennedy for t*xe* for 1911 On.- lot >? u?l I It r ? l*ou*?t? iu c4<y of Camdeii on L>ttl?ton Street and bounded North by lot of A, K K?>b m?on and other*, Kaat by Lyttkion Street, South by W. F. and M. K M alone And other*, Weat by Q, T. Utile and other*, big ttitchdivid lai it. levied upon and to lie aold aa (he property of Mrs M. A Hmyrt ' for taxe# for 10)1 and 1912. On* r house arid lot in City of Cain den. fronting North on Monumental .Sfjnar. and bounded Kaat by estato of F ic Alexander, south by M. a Mcbath. yV'e.st by 1>j M McCaaktfi; levied upon and to be Hold aa the property of H, G, Singleton and wife for taxes lor 19 11 and 1912. One lot in City of Camden and frontlug Fast ou Fair Street V and bounded North by Mm. K. U. Hoy kin, Kaat by Fuir Street, South by W, U. Harrett and Weat by Mrt. Mary C. Watklna, levied upon and to be aold aa the property of Mar tha S. i'inckuey for taxes for 1911 and 1912, One houae and lot in the City of ! Camden and bounded North by the [Kershaw County Court Houae and Sadie vouTreackow, Kaat by Hroad Street, South by Katate of Joel Hough and West by Jail lot. lev ied upon and to be aold aa the pro perty of Katate of K. O. McCretght for taxes for 1611 and 1912. Two acres North of City of Cam den, bounded North and Kaat by landa of John McCartha, , South by landa of Salmoud and Weat by G. T. Little. levied uopn and to be aold aa th property of 11. U. Mc Creight for taxea for 1.9 11 and 1912 One houae and lot on I >a Fayette Avenue, in City of Camden, bound ed North by LaFayette Avenue, on East by Sadie Von Treckows, South by Henry Carloa and Weat by Sadie Von Tresckow. Levied upon and to be aold as the property of Jen nie Myers for taxea for 1910, 1911 ana* 191 2. ? ? One lot and one building in City of Camden, bounded on North by lot of T. J. Arrants, P2sat by Broad Street, South by K. J. McGirt and Weat by property of T. J. Arranta and F. E. Ma thin. Levied upon and t obe aold aa the property of^ Delgar H. H under for taxes for 1911 and 1912. Three acrea of land North of city of Camden. Levied upon and to be. aold aa the property of Lizzie Ken nedy for taxea fbr 1911 and 1912, Terms of aale Caah. W. W. Huckabee. Sheriff Kershaw County. June 12, 1913. an ordinances: To lluise Supplier For The City of Cajnden, S. C., for V?*ar lOl.'f. lie It ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of -the City of Camden, S. Crj and by the authority of the same that -the following taxes be, and the same are hereby levied for the current year from the 1st. day of January, 1913. to the 3-l?t day of December. 1913. Sec.' 1. A tax of 12 mills on each and every dollar of real and person al property within the corpoate lim its of the City of Camden, S. C., on the 1st day of January, 1913. Sec. 2. That all able bodied male person* between the ages of twen ty-one and sixty years, residing with! nthe corporate limts of the City of Camden, S. C., not exempt from road duty under the laws of the State shall work the streets, ways and bridges under the direo tion of # such overseers as umy be appointed for such a space A>f time not exceeding six (,G> days in one year. Provided that at the time of receiving the notice any person I may pay to the person giving such | notice three ($3.00). dollars Com mutation, whicli shall be received* in lieu of the work, and that person refusing to work on said streets or to pay said Commutation, shall be fined not less than five ($!"?. 00) dol lars nor more than ten ($10.00) dollars or be Imprisoned not less than ten (10) days nor more than twenty t 2 0 ) days, in the discretion of the City Recorder. Sec. 3. The tax books for the col lection of City taxes will be opened in Council Chamber. Camden. S. C., ion the 1st day of July, and re main open each day except Sundays, ! from 9 a. m . to 1:30 p. m., and ! from :? p. in to 4 p-. m. until Satur | day, August 2nd., inclusive after ! which time 4 he penalty will !>?> at I taclwMl to all delinquents. Ratified by the Mayor and Aldor I men of the City of Camden. S. C.. | i ii Council assembled this ><10th day i of Juno A IV 1913. L S F Brasington. Mayor. | Attest: <; (1. Alexander. Clerk i XOTIOK I Of 0|H?uiiiK of Books of Subscrip tion to Capital Stork. Pursuant to aCommissiou issued by Hom'R. M. McKown, Secretary of State, dated June 7th. 1913, ho tlce is hereby given that books of subscription to the capital stock of Camden Business Men's Associa tion will be opened at 1011 Main -Street, Camden. S C., on the 24th day of June, 1913, at 8:30 p. m. E. A Blackwell, \V. 'P. Smith R. T. Goodale. J. K. Lang. Board of Corporator* ''Hmder.. S. C. Jv.P.e 17, 1913. What is the charm which wakes The bud. the flower, the fruit, from the cold ground? \V>hat is the power which makes Wl\i gong the groves, with song the fields resound? One spelj there is. so strong to move; Some call it Sprint;, and other* lx>ve ijongfellow. Read the "Situation Wanted" "columns, Mr. Business Man. flTh is column is the ladder . of the discon tented ones -for discon tent nine times in ten spells ambition. CJJust the young man your business needs may be appealing to you today. C| Take a chance on the "ambitious employed." Wants ? For Sale ? Rents FOR BALI&- -Tomato Plant* for late crop for Hale. Apply to .T. R, Zemp, Camden, 8. C. Ads Inserted under this heading for 1 cent per word. No ad taken for less than 25 cents. FOR SALE.? Horse, buggy and harness. Horse perfectly gentle. Bargain for cash. Apply at The Chronicle office, PX)U SALE-;? One six horse-power Gasoline engine, cheap. S. M. Ma this, Camden ,S. C. FOR SALE- One Square Steiff lJiano, in good shape, cheap, ap ply 413 DeKalb Street . FOR RENT. ? Store with three rooms back of it. Apply to 1206 Sixth ave. Broad, Camden, 8. C ^trf BOARDERS WANTED at 415 De Kalb street. Hot and cold water, electric lights, etc. Hates reason able. FOR SALE. ? Stove wood for sale cut to fight length. Price $2 per large two-horse load. H. Savage,. Camden, S. C. May 9-3 mo. ICE CREAM? The finest kind, delivered to any part of the city. Phone us your wants. Crosby's Ice Cream Parlor. 50. MONEY TO LOAN. On improved farms. Easy terms. Apply to B. B. Clarke, Camden, S. C, 50. !? WANTED ? You to know that you can have the Columbia Record left at your home every afternoon by telephoning Vernon McDowell at The Chronicle office. FINE COW PASTURE ? Just be yond Seaboard freight depot, good grazing with plenty of water. $1.00 per month per head. Apply to G. W. Crosby. 50-51-52-1. Wanted u> Exchange. Wanted to exchange practically new Touring Car in good condition for real estate. Address with de scription of property, Box 387, Catn den, S. C. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED ITORS. All parties indebted to the es tate of Wm. B. Workman, dec^8 ed, are hereby notified to make pay ment to the undersigned, and all par-ties, if any .having claims agains the said estate are requested to present them duly attested within the time prescribed by law. Carrie I. Workman, Administratrix. June 9. 1913.. The Carolina Hail Insurance Co. has paid 1,600 losses amounting to $135,000 since 1 906, and every one of these losses settled satisfactori ly to the assured. J. M. Green, of Columbia, is the agent for this ex cellent South Carolina corporation, and our farmers and planters should see to it that their crops, are pro tected at once. ' CITATION. State ot South Carolina, County of Kershaw. By \V. L. .McDowell, Esquire, Pro bate Judge. Whereas. H. L. Schlosburg made suit to nic. to grant him Letters of Administration of the Estate and ef fects of C L Moseley. . These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kin derd and creditors of the said C. L. Moseley, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden. S. C.. on June 30^h? next. aft?r publication thereof, M. 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cauBe, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 16th day of June. A D., 1913. W. L. McDowell. Judge of Probate for Kershaw Co. Published on the 20th and 2?th days of June. 1913, in the Camden Chronicle. Baruch-N ettles Co. ? .> The Store That Set* The Puce *' ' ? - v ?? T - ^ v ? .yv. ?? .r> - OmwrrigU. 1911 0Urm ft ??. Play Golf? . . I ' . Go Fishing ? Paddle a Canoe? o - \*.r' or indulge in any kind of sport ? you do like a ?a? ... v . change from , your or dinary work-a-dajy clothes. Every man does. Eyery man likes to look different some times. Then every man. should see , * ? ? ? r -? " ? * ? -* .? j'y v?.? ft ' _ ??? Vv , ? . x- f - ? our Michaels - Stern or Hart Schaffner & Marx Norfolk suits, ? that is, if he has $15.00 or more that he doesn't pos itively need, because if he sees : one,, he'll buy one. : ? v