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MAJJTKH'H s.\ Stiiio of . South Carrolina, r<fuiHy or kmihIiuw. in Hi# Court <>f Common Vl&ni, M I- K I' x : ? 1 1 ? I ? ? I . I'lailltlff, AgUhlHt Joint Hock wood ilM(l TholMMH J ,QC U - wood and John .1. Hockwood, !><? fcndanta. Under and hy virtue of ti d PC row of I|1k Honor, (ieorKt* M. I'rlocc, i>rcwldiug .1 inl^c, of date March 21, I <>14, I will offer for Hale at puh Jir iiu'i r> I ? ? ? i < 1 1 1 i In ('diiri House <i<h.i i 1 1 ( ',i Hid. -ii . s duurliif the logul hour* of nalc, on the find Monday In May, 1914,! helnK tlitt 4t|> day thereof, the following de scribed roal etdnto; All that piece, parcel or ? ryotf of land in tin- State of South f'aro lina, ('omit y of Kondiuw, about- four miles South of ('amdeii oh Town ('reek, cpu I aliiifiK forty-two and H{iv* <m tentliH (4 ii 7 10) acres, inorre or Icsh, and hounded an follows On North hy Town Crook; Wont hy lands of Solomon I'owell; South hy landh now or formerly of Hoy kin; and Went hy land* of Solomon I'owdl, i in- ahove described traot h?'in? the Htline dOHlgnated ah "Sec tion ll" on plat of large tract re corded ill Office ol ('Icrk of Court for Kershaw Count) in I'lat Hook ..No I , pa m< ' !? I A I h'o all that piece, parcel or tract of land ailuutcd in the State and county aforesaid, containing Hiv acretf, more or Ickh, ami hound '?d on Uif N'oiih t>^ landn of Solo moil I'outlJ, on 'he Kuftt h> the Charleston Itoad; On tile South hy land* now or formerly of lioykin; i he above described tract being tin same designated an "Section I" on plat .ahove referred lo and re. eofded. an aforesaid Thc-vlwo ahove described tract k of -4 And he ih|i Hie same conveyed to Joiia Hock wood .and 'Thomas Hook Wood by deed of John .1. Hock Wood of date N-ovcmhor I 4th. A , I)., t !i 1 2 Terms of x;th* cash. H. A. Witt kOwsky. Master for Kershaw County. ^ KoiiKt hosnn-: s\i,i:. Stair of South Carolina, County ol Kershaw In the Court of '< 'omhiott I'Ivuh. IU:uj 'lid well, IMh i<il4 If, Against 1 1 *? ? 1 1*\ Williams, Defendant. ^ : 1 1 1 1 ? r and by Virtue of a dec.roa in the above entitled ease, miicl ?> by. hit?' : Honor , (ieot'KO K. I'rinee, I'rp .siduiw .ludtie ot dat?? March ? LHH-h I !>1|, I will offer for sale, at jnib 1 it- auction, id the ? highest bjdder then for, iii front of the -Court Mniisf door. in ! h? Cit y <".?! . ( 'ainden, County of Kersha w. State < f South < *:i >.*< > 1 i 1 1 ; i ; (luriu,", !i" * libiirs 'of Hale, on the flryj Monday in May, lf'1'l; Ih-'iija the 1th day llicreof, t tip following <!? seril ? c! property : Ml thaf parcel or * r t of land, containing lifty t "><>) a'-res, more .or lo^s. hounded cm .o! lows: On the, North hy laii<f*. <f estate of M .1 A ubry ; on the Ka.it * ? y lands ot \i|c|jne M'cCorniieU ; S it !: by .lauds of.-. I. I> Mel, ester; and on t in- W'.cs: hy t lie ChowH rf':< id I ub 1 If Ko.nl, said lands belnn tin- sar.m t ronvcyi d u> tin Defendant h$" the said Men'*. Tidweli,. by his dot d .'e for red to, dnted November 25, Ihoil. rerins of sale. ('ash. hv \ VV'UllvOwsky . Master Kershaw County; \ pi'ri I '?'> , I !) I 4 . nam: ? l'M)KH i>istki:ss WAIl KANT. Sta'e < f South Carolina, County of Kershaw. T. C. .Nelson against Connie Hatn iiui.id and Met tie Hammond. C :d> r and by- virtue of a distress warrant to me directed by 'P. C. Nelson. I have levied upon and had appraised . according to law,-, and will :;ell at public outcry, before the r.iu IIoum- door, in the City of ? 'laden, S C . , on Monday tlx- 4th d r of May. I JH ?. during the legal h* fiirs ot sale. to the highest bid ? tier, lor cash, lie* following d^scrib ed property One tlj sideboard; -seven \-7 ) chairs: three til ) c h a t rs r*~one t I ) cot ; one ( 1 ) dining table; one (. 1 ) sew it in- machine; one. ( 1 I book ease; - wit? 4 U Labi**,- ? 4-4-4 heat er. oai' ( I ? raage and utensils; one ( 1 i safe; one l 1 ) cook table; three i ) rocking chairs; two tU) enter tallies; two t i easels; one ( 1 i s-ota : one i 1 i clock : one i 1 ) iron bed stead; one ( 1 t dresser; one (1 I wash-stand, one ( 1 ) cen ter table; two i 2 ) bed steads, one i 1 i dresser; one i 1 i washstand; one il) bed stead; two ? *J ) chairs; one ' 1 i trunk; one i I ) table; otic ( 1 i clock ; one ( 1 > cot ; one ( 1 ) dresser and one t 1 ? washstand. .1 l\ SI NC I . A 1 1 1 . ( 'oust able v pt" I 1 ? . l a 1 t . Fine Work on Bi'liarci Cues. Mill. aid cue ;ic, made of ash. witli usual;.- a ).>.i ... r.ie. 5. audio A uood .U'- - " : i.. if j. man's linuet he idai a ?>*!?!? ? ):<? middle ol it ami as it ? .-?eyv irust hi Of llCllter Mm. i C..4i, i) -. si;--:'; Hill there is a \a-->- a <> .a. n individual it v in cues I'l.e i : leatliei billiard cue ? '.en \ n lustrv of a part u v'. i ' . - ^ a peas _fiuT:> UU.e Oil', i (, Mrs. Lapsbnq Exct.iiiis. "Were alv.a.: ;ai about ihen t ontisuoc.s <iis<-i;0cs. saiil Mrs lap sUuk When -.lohnn > had u ? 11 o. ' he. ? "'asles wv bought some a dphut can tee and iflsconcerted the house fror *op to bottom." ? Chicago Trih UUP. II Khnylor'H Hill. There will he ail Hlilcrtftillltiflit ; glVfQ hi HfdUMUt (Hhaylor'u Hill) Hohool holme on WednendAy night, April 22nd. Oapt. M. h Smith will h?- iirctionl and deliver nil ttddr?HH. All are cordiullyin vited to attend, N<? ? H I HI I I I i I ION Camden, M, <'IJ> Council t " li :i II ?-!>?? | Notice Ih hereby given thut the City f'ourrf'ii of Camden, s. wllj I hold fin election jit ihe f i rn( r? ula i nicotinic in M ay, 1 p H . being Ihe foiirtjl) ?lny thereof, for the! following Cit> officers 'ami eni- 1 ploy ex <l(> Clerk and . Treasurer, for the term of t wo ' I) yearn. |f>0. 00 pi i month; ^ (teeoi'<l? T, I <??? the term of four < ii yearxV $20.00 j?>r mouth; * \nil -a*Ho^ 1 he^ following ..Jttfficers ?iiKi ^iifploy.en'^t i-lre ? *)lffoHMi iv- of ' ouiiell "j"' One ('lilt | Di I'olice, $7f>.00 per. month, Three I'olleplllen . $ oo n each per month; Lamplighter, $H,rp.(n) per month] . 1 1 reet ( 'oininlf sjoner. $l!0.00 per l)i(/ii 1 1 1 ; City. Klecl rh-lan $ I u.no per moot h; city fliieK !<<?. i'vr. J.iL2Ui per month. Appliraion lor these positions will hp received |ft writing up to 'he date of. Huid meeting. Gi H, Vat en. Aito.sr: ^ Mayor! <1. (i. Alexander, City Clerk. April 15- 10 14. AN <>!{1>1.\.\.\(F: I lohihitiiig Signs Across Pavement# of the City of t'uiudeii, and lU'fc ulnting- Awnings K\t(<ii(iin^ ACnjUfft the Side- Walks of the City of Camden. The City Council of Camden, Cam den, H. ('., April 6th, 1914. lie it ordained by the City Council of Camden, S. C., In due session aHKcmhled, t li in Cth day of Alirj 1 ,1014: Section I. That all signs, of whatever nature; on Mroad - Sixth Avenue, in the City of CanidOn, trom LaKayette-Tweifth Street, to York-Klghtli Street, and on DeKaiiv Kleventh Street, from Church to Market Streets, which do not con form to the provisions of this or dinance, shall he removed within nix ( ti) months from the date here of. and no such signs shall be hereafter suspended across said sdrwalk or any portion of sai<C side-walk on said portion of Mroad- i Sixth Avenue or on DeKalh-Kleventh I Street. 'I hat all signs on said por tion of 1 5 road -Sixth Avenue, or on I DeKalb - Kleventh Street, shall be alt ached to the buildings or sus pended therefrom, the lowest part ol said signs to, he - not less than eight (Si feet from the pavement. Section li. That no sign that pi ojoets t roui the building over any part of i in- pavement. between the points above mentioned on Broad or I >ej\alb Street, shall be more thai five if)) fee? in length and not more than eighteen ( 1 8 r inches in width, unless said sign is an elec trical sign. That no part of any sign, oi whatever nature, extend ing from any building ah.d pro jecting over, the pavement, between the points above mentioned, shall be lower than eight (S) feet from the Hide-walk. , Section 3. That all vertical sup- j ports to awnjnga, and all awnings or awning frames that do not con- j form to the provisions of this of- I d'uance, shall be removed with*- ! in six 1 1> > months from the date! hereof. That all awning frames ; to be maintained or erected within ! tlie City of Camden on the portions of 11 road -0th Avenue and on De-i Kalb-llth street as stated in Section 1 of this ordinance, must be of 1 iron or metal, and mus-t be suspend- \ ed from or attached to the build- ? ings; tin* lowest part of said frames, not to be less than seven (7) feet from the pavement . . and . said awnings shall be so made and maintained tha-i the frame and awning can be folded up against the building from whjch it is sus- 1 pended. ----- Sect ion t. A n-y - one ' violating" the provisions of this ordinance *h?tH he deemed guilty of a ? mils* demeanor, and shall he punished by a tine not exceeding one hundred dollars i $ 1 0 0. 00 i or imprisonment wish or without hard laher, at the discretion ol the Recorder, upon the public works of the City of Camden, for a period not exceed in.' thirty loin days. Ratified in Council assembled, t his sixth day of April, 1014. S. I<\ Hrasington, Attest' Mayor, t! Alexander, Clerk. AN (fttlHXANi'K l*M?bihil lllg all |S?I?H C|H?1I Hixlli \ venue, of Hit <'|ty of Ciiiiiitcil IMwhii I ^htIKIi lo Y<>rfc>|Clglith *? | 'I'll t* City Council of Cttimlen^iQauV ?um. s c . April ?. i y 1 4. lie It ordained by the city Coun cil of Camden, S C . in dluo ' hhjll ilHHCIIlblfd, till* HlXll) ()h> of ! April, 11*14: Section 1- ? That all Udegrapli or t elcphone poleu uov\ erected on Jtroad-Slxth Avenue, of the City of Camden, from UFdyttlo t-fJTwolfth Street on the North, to York-Klghth j Street on the South, shall be remov al b> Aiimibt iwt, i y M, md no ! Hjjefi poles nlikll hereafter be erect ed upon hu I<1 portion of Hroud-Hlxth Avenue of t he City of Camden. That all telephone or telegraph wlreu now ntretohed on said poles *Ad>ull alHo be removed, and all such vylrvs placed hereafter op said street, be tween herein luentlon-, fi*d , Khali h.e Pu' linden" ground)'' un der the direction and supervltdon of- the City Council of Camden, or any committee appointed by tmid City Council with jurisdiction of the streets. Section 2. Any one violating (MIh ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, a,l(l Khali be punished by a fine not exceeding one hundred ($100.00) dollars, or imprtfioninent, with or without jl|rd labor, ai t tie d is<- r?* Hon Of the Recorder, upon the public works of the City of Camden, for a period not exceeding thirty CIO) days. Ratified In Council assembled, this 0th day of April, 10 14. S. F\. Krasingtoti, Attest.; Mayor. C. Alexander, Clerk, For SORE HEAD (Chicken Pox) ' '11 lis ilrcud disease will practically ruin tho flock mi I est) quickly cbfckcil. prgiis, Sore Head (CkicliM Pm) Remedy ? M and HOe lit u sure cure. Kia^it lien, mitog, *tc., with ? suro woaDon. PisuftS. Powdered Lice Killer tie and 60c. In easily applied and nuver falls,. UcfuHi- Mubxtitutc?; insist on Pratts. ,o Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Back JJ Get Pratt* 190 j*J0? Poultry Book For wile in Cunideit l?y Springs At. Shannon and Khume Hrrts. COLUMBIA LUMBER $ MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINtJs AND LUMBER ? ? ? . ? . * PLAIN & HUGER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S C. r NOTHING HARMFUL IN BABY COUGH SYRUP You must be particular exact* lug, when choosing a remedy for Baby's cough. v . . 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 contains and the action of each ingredient, so you can be surest is harmless. ? NYAL'S IIAIIY COUGH SYIUT is sold by us on a positive guar anty-- we know the- contents and the action and- know that it will do as represented. It breaks up a. cough in short order, protects the membranes of the throat a gatnst Irritation and Infection, rids the throat of all injurious deposits, and prevents further ac cumulations. i2-;v Y " Contains no habit ? forming drugs, and c?ii Ix- givvn_ with perfect" safety? baby will like it, too. Twenty-five Cents the 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 NOTIOE r Noiici* i? hereby given to arty !>*? I'Honti having complaints to! itiukft regarding th<? present license] Oha i k''H. will please file baltl com plaint with tin* Mayor, or Aitier i it ft it F ,\J Woolen, uol later than April 3oi h 0; ki Yates. M ?? ? or. G <; A 1 1 ? x i? I n I ? ' i , CI.'iK Hdt'KliV ISOK s t|O.VJ til l ? IIU iOllwfcillg u U liMi Of (|i aim* ? ppiotvd and ordered paid .it th?< regular monthly meeting of the County Commissioners held Monday, A phi ti, IIIJ4; M. K, Munn, h u p t . Chain . J. M. Get^ys, supt, hired ,< 121.64 O. VV . Mobley, supt. hired Kanj? \ . . . . , . 197.70 2yW. Moore, lumber .. ..416.62 Davidson .Lumber Co., lum ber . . . . tv . . . .114. aa K. l/< Howell, lumber .. 22.74 Elmore Brown, lumber .. ..24.50 Richard ^otW!?, %ud ..work .?* 3.uo V\ . J. Wat won & Sons., black smith work 10.60 J. C. Hoppmun, B. B. o Oo Birmingham M. r. Co., cul ,,1Vort? v. 1,000.00 Allen Halt brock, B. 8, VV. .. 3.20 M. (i. King, road. work -. . ..14 00 Mure bison Wholesale Supply Co., supplies . . 328.62 W. xV. Neal & Son, supplies. . 35,00 Malonee-I'carce- Young Co. supplies ' ... 4;].3o Khamc Bros., supplies . , ? . . 37,44 .Campbell Bros,, supplier . , 3.16 J. Shebeen & Bro., sup 0 l>.ll0S 137.08 Hprings & .Shannyn, supplies 109.07 , W. E. Elliott, supplies .. .. 39.65 ivorshaw M. & B. Co., sup. 156.87 ?J. M Carson Co., supplies . . 7.00 H. L, Schlosburg, supplies. . 48.20 Camden furniture Co., supplies 1.75 T. J. Arrants, supplies .. .. 2.40 h. B. Sessions, supplies . . 49.54 Champion Supply.' Co., supplies 32.50 W. C. Roberts, Supplies . . 14.95 11. C. Carrison, supplies . . 14.38 Henry Savage, supplies . . . .' 47.70 Lewis & Christinas, supplies 27.60 ?Jesse T. Ross, supplies . . . . 12.00 W. T. Smith, supplies . . . , 20.90 W. Ueisenheimer, supplies . . 7.50 McCaskill Bros., supplies . . 4.05 H. A. Rabon, supplies .. .. 2.00 T. F. Horton, supplies . , . . 6.00 K. S. Villepigue, supplies ..6.00 A. J. Bob, supplies . . . . . . 32.00 J. L. Hinson, supplies . . . . 14.00 J. F. Clark, supplies 9.00 Nina J. Jones, supplies .... 10.00 i G. W . Dabney, supplies . . . .52.50 I Q. W. Dabney, supt poor ? Jl?U8e . . 14.00 Hampton Cotton Mills, sup. , 17.00 Water, Light & Ice Plant, water and lights 37.10 | Ameircan Surety Co., premium ! on IkhmIk, i .. . . .... , lo.oo i I. >11. Alexander, dental worrk*. .2.00 N. li. Coodale, plumbing . . 77.50 L. T. Stewart, wood G.00 ; Aaron Hoone, wood 2.00 ? S. M. McCaskill, M. D., exam ? ! ti lunatic . . . . 15.00 I W, it. Clyburn, mod. ser. . . 16.20 JA. W Humphries, M. D? ex j am. lunatics 10.15 E. Z. Truesdale, M 1)., po?t mortuni . . ...... .... io.oo Llyburn Drug Co., supplies ..9.05 S. C. Penitentiary, board of J. E. Hough . 154.20 B. N. Jones, salary .... .. 37.50 James T. Truesdale, salary . . 30.00 J. B. Munn, salary ... * . . 30.00 J no. Kabon, Jr., salary .. . . 30.00 G. 10. Hinson, salary !. .-. ..3o!oO H. M, Pin char, salary . . . . 15p!oo J. E. Copeland, salary .. 37.50 J.^ H. Clements, salary . . . 30.00 W. A. McDowell, salary .... 48.85 J. I). Sinclair, salary . . . . 5o!oo H. I), lleath, salary ., r, .31.75 W. 10. Kel ley, salary 30.00 M. L. Haley, salary, . .. . . 30.00 Luther Truesdale, salary . . 30.00 F. L. Truesdale, salary . . . ?. 37. fro C. W. Birchmore, salary . . 100.72 J. N. MeLeod, salary, . . ... .50.00 J. M. Smith, salary .. . . ..50.00 J. S. Bar fie Id,- salary . . . . 50.00 Amos West, salary. .. . .. ..56.25 M. C. West, salary . . . . 102.25 John Collins, salary 25.00 W. I j. McDowell, salary ;. ..41.00 J. 11. Clyburn, salary . . . . 14-3.48 VV. W. Huckabee, salary . . 22o!65 W. F. Russell, salary, .... 37. 5p 1). M. McCaskill, salary and court- expenses .. .. .. 1,828.75 G. L.?pixon, salary-.. . ; 12.50: N. P. Gettys, salary .... . . 28.00 J. M. Forbis, salary ..-A. v. 35.00 Burns & Barrett, supplies. . 79.76 W. M. Brannon, supplies . . 10.78 Wolfe-Eichel Co., supplies , . 2.50 X^-S^- Jliclutrdw, aalar-y r -r-, N. S. Richards, supplies . . . . 0.00 T. W. Watson, supplies . . . . 12.00 Baruch-Nettles Co., supplies. . 4.00 J. B. (^reed, supplies 45.00 R. L. Bell, supplies 8.00 J. S. Dunn, tel. ex 7.90 J. A Rabon, supplies .. .. 17.60 S. W. Swyggart, painting bird fie . . ..125.00 Total In Hemaopathle Ddmi. "W?il, Unole Joah, bow do you feel 7" "Kotl?n; that beer don't aeein to h?li> none." "How did you take It?" "T?< I bleapoonful afore mtula " ? life, *f!, PoMlblV Some of Th?m. Dodfl Owrton j-?markH thm a K ptper'K lncouitJ spring* f, nource*. Advertising. circulation tU? ownm t* of ip?t WE CAN SELL No. 301 DcKalb Street, South Side 130 Fr<mt by 330 Deep :? *W ? ' ?? $3,SOO.OO A Desirable Home S??e. A Good lnve.tment * ThU proposition for immediate sale. Williams Insurance & Realty Co. j -i) CAMDEN, S. C. ANY WOMAN WOULD Ctl if U?r moat. cheirniu'd piec? jj 4*li iutt were broken. But you c?| repair any Iobh you may ban i had in that way. Come rlgtj here ahd you'll net- -china a? pretty au that you have lotf and probably prettior. Any wd ytili need a piece to replace tb? j broken one. We have it. .j ; BURNS & BARRETT CAMDEN, S. C. ^ Corn For Sale ? ? ? ' We have about 500 to. 600 bushels ear corn in I the shuck at our farm for sale. Our prices is right, just a little above market price* for shipped 9pm. ? W e also have a limited quantity of field selected I seed corn. It is prolific and we know is a good variety. It will pay you to plant good seed corn. PRICES 1 Bushel $2.50 3 Bushels or more . . $2.25 % Bushel $1.50 % Bushel.. $1.00 Sample ears can be seen at First National Bank , WORKMAN & MACKEY __ " . >V dp Wood's Superior Seed Oats are choice, recleaned, heavy seed grain*" We offer all the best and most produc* live kinds for spring seeding; ;. v ? Burt or 90-Day, v * ? Texas Red Rust Proof, Swedish Select, , Bancroft, Appier, etc. ~ Write for prices and samples. ? N ; Wood's 1914 Descriptive Catalog gives specially full and valuable infor mation about Spring Cats, Barley, Grasses and Clovers, < Seed Corn, Sorghum, . , ? Cow Peas, Soja Beans: also about all other Farm and Garden Seeds. Catalog mailed free. Write for it. i T. W. WOOD <9 SONS. Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va* ATTENTION Air. Stock Owner! W e carry in stockallftS" following - Boyd's Remedies which are guaranteed to do the work claimed for them or pur chase price will be refunded. _ rfoyd% Sure Pop Colic Cur<>, l?i*? ? Boyd's Sure Pop Qolfc Cure, ?m*U > J Boyd 'a Sure Pop F$ver & Coujfh Cure .# Boyd's Sura Pop Purgative . - ' 5 Boyd's .Sure Pop Eyo Remedy . ? * ?* Bout's flnm Pop Hoof -Liquid.-. Boyd's Sure Pop Magnetic Ointment . ?* Boyd's Unimeot. small ? ? - ? * Boyd's Liniment, medium ... ? Boyd's Liniment, large Boyd's Worm ?nd Condition Po.?l/ "5 Boyd'* Worm and addition I\x med . * Boyd's Worm and Condition Po. It* For Sale by c t .. Zemp & DePass, Camden, S. C. Black ? Tan ? White The f. f. d alley Co, Ltd.. buffalo, N. Hamilton. Out.