The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 23, 1914, Image 8
A IX/IY Ol THK HOlril
Will l*> N#*t Aiiwilon Mt (teiif
(Iwi 0|H'I? Houx*.
In following u g'Mioral rulo, mout
UiOilhM ???? .<! W,|IH i hut oonio to
h oily herald holr ph.y or inu?icnl
eitravfigtt iuu, a? (I o i ?o?o way ho,
um ooillthK (I1! el f.'QIll H MUtiHHflll
run lu Niw Yolk i ; 1 1 y , that hooHi
Ififc- lue'rt i>o|'?? of ilioat rloul vontuiW
HOwrvcr, ) n tho od ? <? of "Macarlu,"
whl, h o<i/?m io H i < 'it ?imI? ii Opera
Houhh, Hh unlay .inn, tho man
Khoniont oIIoim an onUridy dlfforoni<
and Honiowhat unnunal x *ituiouion t.
Tlioy Hiato I hut tho play haa nover
boon (? ro<l uir? <1 on lliat woudvgful
and uiinh adverllHid and lalkod of
itrf?( < a I i< 'ij Mi ? an v. ay,' and thai
It^Vfvor wa? nol' will he produced
In N( \v York or anj ot.hor Noi ilioirt
city, Tho pi ly J?a? boi-n written oh*
peclal ly for i hi' H ?n it and tho elov
on hlaUti in tho war for "tho lont
un u ho," and " will plu^ in thi?* lor
rltory alono. 'I ho play deplcta L
an iiim?,? (j'lujLi moiy, v\o\?n Willi
puro (|oliC;oni> < ? u?o< ) , i h{' roal i->
Hdo of ilio v\ in' aud I im ' <'UUh?*. Tho
c.'iai'Hoidi h in. ' Malaria" an- clean
ill ..lid "I i In' K''and old Mohool ol
the ;?yij h taai ha produced tho
bout blood oi tin' world, Tho play
Ih auapud f?>r I In* Hlago from tho
Kt'cati'Ht hool? of anto-bollum and
war day a ever written, by tho foro
III hi ?>( n<>U?)l'Tp IIOVOllK.H, AtlgUHtll
J. I'J > a n h, and drainai i/.od by ChiirioH
Mirsl'ii I Jelh ft, ;? Hlnooro Htudoui
of Kouihern liiatory. adv.
A 1> VilNlBTK .Tolt'M NOTICK.
All p V tloa Indebted to the Estate
of is. F, 8?wevl are hereby notified
to in ike pay in cu l to the undersign
?4t <?> d parties l< h v i it k claims agalns
the HU.d iuHla e will present them
4 y a ei eu to th?J undersigned
with n ihe time prescribed by law.
L>. L. Bowull,
Ad nln st tutor of the Estate of B.
F. 80 well.
Camden. 8. C., Jan. 16, 1914,
FINAL 1U8CHAKUK.
Notice la hereby given that one
month from -ij> Ih date, on Saturday,
Febru/i} 21, 11)14, 1 will present to
the Probate Court of Kershaw
ounty my final account as Admin*
1st. rat or of the estate of J. N. Nich
olson, deceased, and apply to said
Court for Letters Dlsmlnsory of the
said estate.,
C, 8. Nicholson,
Admlnlst rator.
Camden, 8. C., Jan. 20, 11)14.
FINAL DIsrHAIUJK.
Notice Is hereby gl\eli that on?
month from this ante on Saturday,
January 1 , 11)14,- I will apply t<
the Probate Court of Kershaw Conn
ty for a final discharge an Adminlw
trator de bonis non, cuin ttwtamontr
annexo of (ho estate of Charlotte
A. Caniey, deoeantd.
Thomas Ancruin Hoy kin.
Camden, S. ('., Deo. 27. 191'J.
FINAL IMS' IIAKCF.
Notice is gi\en that one month
fr m till,- date oil Monday, Febru
ary 2 M , ' 1914, I will make to the
1* nb, i o ('curt of Kershaw County
* my final return as Administrator of
the Instate of John W. Seeders, de
roased, and apply to said Court for
letters Dlsmhstiy.
J. M. Sowell,
Admlaist i ator.
Camden, 8. C., Jau. 22, 1914.
V.OKTGACK SALK.
Sta'e of South Cnrclina,
Couiuy of Kershaw,
John It y, Jr., t.o The Hank of
( a, den.
Cn e the tours and authority
can a'n d In the a! ove mortgage of
p r on >i prp rtj da'ed Feb. 25,
l-i Ml recorded In the office of
? ''vrk of C< urt for Kershaw
con'y in Chattel Mortgage Hook
No. . _ .it pago 541, I have levlod
U'^om m d will orr r f r sale at pub
1 c on c y In front cf Team's store,
h tl c ' wn < f Lu off in the eoua'y
of e h w a d s ate cf Sou h Caro
li a ; 2 o'c <c >. M., on Monday,
Fe r i :/ 2, 1914, the following do
flu r t- .>er on 1 p ope ty covert d by
the e staged mortgage:
I ) Cray ho ay tnu'e name
H'Jt V'o 7 je-^rs
Oh 1) black h'rse mule, namo
Mi'. '? e 7 years
() i ') b'ack mare muV name
F!'; . >10 years
i i- ') Barrel mare mule, name
He* 1 1 years
O ? 1) sorrel horse, name l")an,
a i irs
c > M H 'V -nnre, name Hell,
ag 'tin
: ) t\vi>-bers'? wagons
'? >? ? i i ?? (', 1 1 w s
( ' ) Top l'mnj
\ ' nr bin du d t 4 1 > o > bushels
of ino'o or bss, and several
to r- lay and Frdd r. avd cotton
se ; s d on ' 1) t ? lr in!s ? f '.ho os
t;<t . . ohn Hnrdcll and b ^onging
to t'. aid .to J ii Kay, .1 r.
The Hvk if Carvd n.
Uy .1 l>. Sinclair, Agent,
n, S i ' , "lan'j 1 f?, 1 1 1
' *r * Ale it ii \er Dr. R. F. Stricr.i^n
1 ^xanctar & Stevenson
DENTISTS
?>u'hr*it Corner Rr?? ! ?nj DtK?IS S(?.
IjUimTANT NOTU K TO #CUOOL
iHt.b'll ut*ti t%J* ?'IU?1!1*'AW.
The attention of school trubUo*
and N.iioo. .yr*uc<y<ilw <m cuiiud to
t?,v following rules made by the
ttiuie Jiourd of litmlUi, which U u?
?>u i nuuo u iuw t>y Aoi No. 4iJ4,
wu,yii c**ii oo luunu ia <-j?v Cody lor
1 'J iz, poih <, ruuiiiui and Civil;
nuio 1. liial aii yei'?ou? within
il> ijntio or >')UU>n tui'UllUH vvho do
uoi rooitio w i In 'l| Hit) lllUlt a or Ju
r a icc.ion o* aw incorporated city
i>l* ?.uvvu, biiu.l t'O vucciiiated, and
ifn iu.cii.uieu b/ inu uuiy appoluted
Ul UIO ?>U.U ?>IUUJ ikU.il <1 ot
<i> a. i u, < x? ept piibonto wlio uiuy ob
tain a t.cei>|J < u<*> VI it lepuiuuiu
pa/ btclan Ui.ii VfiCi.'iituiioii would bo
d.t UlbOl Otlb to l?6iil i li, ill liiu follow- j
iti0 pur. ohm; i/uiiitg i lit) iiiui, sixth j
<4??d t'l Wtlllh Ol IIIU il^o Ol
Inu i'O.'Oi.b, una that all poibohb
Wtfu iiu.t* nuv. i uoen vttt^'ifiutod, or
b..U'i oe uxyosud ??r likwiy to bo
|j o...e o.ty^.w u lo Blliuiipt/X, shull
Uu vac.iuui.od lorvhWiui, I'HOViD
'iii.ii viio diai^e lor ouch vuc
c nation hhuii uu iU Ccll'?, uxcupt
Hit.* ind. fco.ii v^iaonw, to whom mo
c l4 fcOb pi>ali ..u iiu.hu.g.
KUio 2. (so superintendent of
any lab.Uuiion ot learning, and no
a nooi woarn or prmcc.pui oi an y
tu.novi ot mo oiu.u, uoi iociivod
Wi.hin u cny or low ll, shall admit
.ib ii yup.i ui.y en. hi Oi ^cibon who
Cannot ycodiivo sa<-ibiact4>ry isiduiicw
v/i ooo.i vuCwi.iUUd ub of ton
as roijuii'td m Uuie 1 u-out, and it
ib neiOiy> iiiaue tfiu duty of ovory
p tr. n., guaruluii or omor porbons
ch . fcod with i..o caiu or ru.>puusi
o .i y f -r any c.ltd to boo thai buch
c ild, ii not a iCbidonl of a city or
t wn in vnccina ed aa often , iih ro
iui ed y Ilule 1.
ec.l n ti Oi Act No. 434, approved
February 22, lul2, provider "Any
of cer or pe. so. is who shall fall,
ne Uct ir refuse to comply with
any provlblon t f this ?Act applicable
to uch oificer or person shall bo
gu 1 ly jf a m sdemeanor, and upon
cconvlctlon i ere? f in a court of
0 npetent Juris; Ictlon, shall be fln
el in the sum of one hundred dol
'a h, or be imprisoned ? for thirty
daj
I am !n receipt of a letter under
d te Ja uary 7 h. 1914, from the
fl ccretarv of ti e State Hoard of
Health, n wh ch he says: "'I am
wrl ing this le'ter to call your at
tentl n fo the violation of the law
by the true ees and pr'nc'pals of
none of the S'hools In your county
In a lowing ch Id en to a'tend school
who cannot pro'uee satisfactory ev
1 e ce o! hav'nj? boon succesRfully
vac! a'ed with n the last five years,
fts rcqul ed by Act of the legisla
t ,re. .... I w'll appreciate It very
much if y^u w'll c^U this matter to
the aHetiHon of rrlnc'rn,H of thn
sc'ioo's n your rounty nnd lot them
know he law wl'l ho rigidly onforc
e "m 'pr>x Is prevalent nil .over
t.h_?> Ptnte, and ' h's in t?>p only Vay
t' e oh'id*-en ea*> be protortrd."
I tir^o trustees nnii rxr1"o'p,?lH
see to 1 that the Stnte Ipw with
refer me to th's ?"att^r 'b enforced.
no W. Plrr>?tn<oro,
Tounty Rupt. of Education.
CITATION.
S ate of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
tiy VV. L. McDowell, Esquire, Pro
bate Judge.
\VM>er -as, S. B. Heaid made suit
to T.e to . rant hlni Lotto, n of Ad
mlnls r. tU n of 1 1^0 E -tato of and
effec b of Mary Man Heard.
Them are therefore to cite and
ml m iilsh all and singular the kin
dred and creditors of .he said Ma
ry .. an iO. il, d c as.dj that they
oe ana appear before me, In the
Court ol rrobate, 10 be held at
Cimden. S. C., on Ja i, 2SKh, next,
.tliei publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any ihey have, why the
?wuU Administration should aot be
granted.
(jl.en under my hand and seal
this 16th i.ay if Jni.uaiy, A. D.,
11)14.
W. L. McDowell,
Judge of Probate Kershaw Co.
Pu 1 8h d cn the 16th and 23rd
da>s of J^nua y, 1914, In The
Camden Ch on clo.
TAX RETURNS.
0;f Ice of County Auditor. v
Kershaw County,
Camden, S. C., Dec. 18. 1913,
NotU e is hoieby given that the
Auditor 8 ofiico will be open for
ece\l. g tax rolurns from January
1, 1 914, to February 20, 1914, in
elusive. Thote failing to make ro
tur.is with n said period, as required
by aw, wi.l be suojeot to a penalty
f 5 J per cent.
ih.s be.ng the year for Reassess
Ing ueil 10s ate, all persons owning
ui\ iv a I es.a.o will t>e required to
ro u n the s ine when making re
ur.i of pcis.nal prcpert).
I'he Auditor will attend in person
>r t>y il puty at the following placet
? i i he coun.y on the datt^s indicated
>' r r c i\ n g retu. ns:
Li ery I. ill, January 23.
S o e. oro, J anuary 24.
ti.a ey. J.muar> 2 7.
Ail persons between the ages of
2 i a ?d *> ) years inclusive, are re
quired ,<) p?> poll and road tax/un
le s exemp.ed by law.
All trustees, guardians, executors,
\d:ni;iis r . 1 1 . rs, ngtii s and others
h-ddlng property in charge, must re
turn sinie.
The Income tax will he enforced.
Parties pending tax retuins b>
I :n a. I must m ike rath to same be
' re some on lfi?d ? ffle< r, and f i 1 1
1 ou h>? tame in ? propnr manner,
t ?> h.erwis? they must bo r??j*cted.
\V. F. Russell,
Auli'or Kershaw Countv, S C
New Hope for the Bald.
I A:i A *.if ' ralia n "has obtained a I'nlt
*>d Stale* for a process tor
?.rant- planting Ihing hair on bald heads.
WE WISH TO THANK
Our Patrons for Their Attendance
,! ..
on our ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE and for their liberal
patronage on this occasion. The results of this FfRST CALL
of the season have been most gratifying. We have sold every
class of merchandise at unusually low prices ? just as advertis
ed ? and we believe all who have attended have b^en repaid.
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liSliilii Milpfeiiii
s ;?
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This is the SECOND CALL for this CLEARANCE
EVENT which is still on hand and will continue a j short while
longer. A visit will convince you of our big values for little
money. You are cordially invited.
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L. SCHENK & COMPANY
TAX NOTICE.
Office of Treasurer Kershaw Co.,
Camden, S. C.t Sept. 30, 1913.
Notice ia hereby given that the
booiva will bo open for collecting of
S a.e, County and School 'taxes fjron
October lbth,, 1013, to xVlarch lat,
iy 14. A penalty of 1 per ceut wih
u? added to all ta*ea unpaid Jan
uary la., lyl4, 2 per cent Febru
ary lat, 1914, and 7 per cent March
iw, iyi4..
i'ho rate per centum for Kershaw
county is as t'pUows:
Mills.
S ate taxes 5 V*
Upunty 'laxes .. 4 V*
Special taxes 2 %,
it ad taxea . 2 Vi
School laxes . . . . . . . . ? ? ? .3
Special school taxes 1
Total 18%
The following school districts have
spvdal levies:
Special BChool tax, Diet. NO. 1, 4%
Special school tax, Dist. No. 2, 1 V?
Special school tax, Dist. No. 4, 3
Special school tax, Dist. No. t>, 4
Special school tax, Dist. No. 7, 2
Special school tax, Dist. No. 8, 2
Special school tax, Dist. No. 9, 2
Special school tax, Dist. No. 10, 6
Special school tax, Dist. No. 11, 6
Special school tax. Dist. No. 12, 4
Special school tax, Dist. No. 13, 4
Special school tax, Dist. No. 15, 3
Special school tax, Dist. No. 17, 3
Special school tax, Dist. No. 18, 3
Special school tax, Dist. No.^iy, 4
Special school tax, Dist. No. 21, 2
Special school tax, t Dist. No. 2 2, 4
Special school tax,' Dist. No. 2 4, 3
Special school tax, Dist. No. 25, 3
Special school tax, Dist. No. 2 7, 6
Special school tax, Dist. No. 28, 2
Special school tax, Dist. No. 29, 4
Special school tax, Dist. No. 3 0, 2
Special school tax, Dist. No. 4 0, 11
Special school tax, Dist. No. 4 6, 8
Special school tax, Dist. No. 4 7, 4
The poll tax is (1.
All able bodied male persons from
tli e age of twenty-one (21) to six
ty (60) years, both inclusive, except
r sidente of the Incorporated towns
o. ,he county, shall pay two dollar.*
($2) as a road tax, except ministers
"?t the gospel actually in charge of
a congregation, teachers employed
in puni.c sc h oo Is, school trustees
and persons permanently disabled In
the military service of this state,
and persons who served in the
la o war between the States, and
all persons actually employed in
the quarantine service of this state,
aid all students who may be at
tending school or college at the
time when the said road tax shall
become due. Persons claiming dis
abilities must present certificates
from two reputable physicians of
th s county.
? II information as to taxos will
bo furnished upon application.
D. M. McCasklll,
County Treasurer.
FINAL niSCHAIMJi:.
Notice Is h'.-reby given that one
month frcm t his date on Saturday,
January 31. 1914. I will apply to
the ProlJnte Court of Kershaw Coun
ty for a final discharge as Adminis
trator cum tes'amento annexo of the
estate of Thomas B. Antrum.
Thomas Ancmm Hoy kin
Camden. S. C., Dec. 27, 1913.
Ginning Day !
Friday is the only day
we operate our Ginnery
now.
Camden Oil Mill
W. R. EVE, Jr., Manager
NOTHING HARMFUL IN
BABY COUGH SYRUP
You must be particular ? exact
ing, when choosing a remedy for
Baby's cough.
There are so many remedies
containing habit - forming drugs
that baby's health will be great
ly Impaired unless you know ab
solutely Just what the remedy
con-tains and the action of each
ingredient, so you can be sure it
Is harmless.
NYAL'S
BABY COUGH SYRUP
Is sold by us on a positive guar
anty ? we know the contents and
the action and know that i-t will
do as represented. It breaks up
a cough in short order, protects
the membranes of the throat a
gainst irritation and infection,
rids ihe throat of all injurious
deposits, and prevents further ac
cumulations.
Contains no habit - forming -
drugs, and r*?n bo given
with perfect snfo!y baby
will like it, too.
Twenty- live Cents tho Bottle, ?
Whatever a good drug store
ought to have ? and many things
that other drug stores don't keep
? you'll find here. Come to us
first and you'll get. what you
want.
CAMDEN DRUG COMPANY
MARY K. HAMPTON,
HoRlstf r?-<] Ntlrso
All CallB promptly Attended
Phone 234-J.
Residence U 1 1> Campbell Ave.
FINAL DISCIIAIMJIC.
Notice is hereby Riven that oiu
month from this dale on Saturda>
January 31, 1914, 1 will apply t<
the Probate Court of Kershaw Coun
ty for a filial discharge as Adminis
trator do bonis non of the estate o(
James Cantey, deceased.
Thomas Ancrunv Boykin. .
Camden, S. C., Dec. 27, 1913.
REAL ESTATE
Do You Want to >
' borrow !
I May Help You. ~ -V
LAURENS T. MILLS,
t ' Vi - '.r:
? CAMDEN, S. C.
Bank Stock
For Sale
I am offering for sale, within
30 days. Five Thousand
($5,000) Dollars worth of
stock of the Loan & Savings
Bank, of Camden, S. C.
L. L. CLYBURN
DeKALB.'S. C.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN & HUGER STS. Phone 71
COLUMBIA, S.C.
MONICA TO I.O.W
ON It 10 A L RSTATK ? 15 A8Y
TK It MS .
K. (3. vonTrfMcki'W.
FINAL HWHAIU3K.
Notice .8 h roby given that ClNL
mon h mm th s date, on Monday
t ? 16th day of February, 1914.1
will p^ly to the Probate Court of
Iters'. aw County for a final dU*
eh rge ng Adm nlstratrlx of the *"
t.ite of John W. Outlaw, decease*.';
Mrs. A. I. Outlaw,
. Adminlstratrtt-r
Camden, S. C., Jan. 14, 1913.
T_ t
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Dr. E. H. KBRHISON
l>K\TI8T : ?
Successor to Dr. L. W. Alit
Office In thir V
Miiun ; I'lione II
MONEY TO LJ?AN. M
. i On Improved farma, Easy ten#*
Apply lo B. B. Clark*. Camden, ft
<v s0
Don't Throw It Away
Bring Your Broken
- Parts to
W. 0. HAVS GARAGE.
at Singleton's Old Baker^
stand an i have them we'd
ed ? made stronger than
new by the Oxy- Acety
lene Welding Process.
Thi? process utm the co?to i
automobile parts, to say nothinf
of the annoyance of delays in <**
dering new.