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NOTICE To thr l>rm<xrntic Voter* of tin* County of Kmluw. Take UOtlOtf t l<ii t the <<f i'ii rotlmont for voting III ( t>?- I'rlmary K h*c| t oil I* ill he OpUlMHl hy MM'IWUI ry of each Huh or i>y the ?U'r?>l lnioi.it ?ommitti?e lit tlio i hoc* of i > < 4 ?> 1 1 1 ? ? ? ? i>i III* ||6||M*H of till* \UrioUi ?< I ??!? ? Ifi 4 hi lh?4 mjohihI Tuesday In Juno. H?ll, For the |ttif|MMMt ? ?f efwolmeni li if i ??' <**Mary twit evt*ry> ofer proM?nt Uliu self tit ii if I *ljpi tla* roll | *>r Homily or h> mink K'very vitler must, he ?*n r? ?) !<?< I hi i In- chih (Hvirtstt h|# ?piyce of rc*|*jj,m<i>, cahuhiti'd hy the nearowt print U'tiU\i! route. The <| u ?? li Itcatioii* for iiiouilieriijdp In *ald el ij|i arc aM follows; /I'lic applicant for membership shall Ix- twenty one (V| ) ymrft *>f like, or >thtil I U^IIIIM m? Im* toft* the t ti^; general election. 1 and I a white JloiuocrAt, ami ahull,. Im' h fit iz?'ii of the initcd state-* and of lil- Stale No (htsoii shall I >? 1 1 1 1 1 1 ^ lo any cluh or vote In any primary un ion* |)i> I.Jim resided in tho State two yui ifw, and in the county nix month*, prior fo tJi(* mu?'? -?*?**|iii|f general elec (Ion, and in (In* i lull dMrht sixty days prior to he llrsl primary follow* Ing 1?1*4 offer to enroll : 1'rovfdod, t.hiit public school teacher* and inihjaterH of ||u* gosj??| In chiirgt' of a regular organized <'li ii r< * 1 1 , *ha)l la* ?*x?*mj ?t Uii* di*r tho provisions of Section Six of the rules adopts I by I la* Stae .Ileum erotic < 'on volition, H* to h^ddence, If otherw lao ijintii/icii. Kvory ncgr O applying for )ueuii?er ahlp In a I 'Oinm-ratli' clu,h mi list pro vince ii WMtlen statement of ti'ii ivpu able w I) it i' hu'it, who Him II awoar that t know of their own knowh?dge ;thai flu* applicant or yotor voted for Cen I lampion in 1870, and htlH Voted tin? Democratic ticket continuously ev< or ,mIii'*o. dales f??r enrollment jire from lie f'ir~t Tuesday in June, to tho last '? .e -day in .fuiy.' In order lo I'm ry Into OffiH'i Section* lii'?hi and Fifty of t it?? now I'urty Holes, tin* (Vainly ICxeettflye Commit te<1* lui s juovldiil ihat tin* torrlorlai Dlatrh't of i-a/'h i.'luh Hh'iii (k1 tliat ter ritory noari'r lo tin* volini; pla'-rs of aurh i'IiiIi than to tin* voting plnco of any oftior rlnh. To i|('ti'rmin<' tli" iVMjH'ct I yo Idxtfii-ts and to <? : 1 1 < ? 1 1 1 1 1 1? ? tin* dii^taiK'o of tin* votiM'H' ri'siih'iK'i'j tin* voting I'ilaVos of ?*iu.*h ?*I ill* aro lu'ii'hy <ix?*d Ht tin* fol* JloWlng points: Ahnoy Ahrn-y School lioii>i' Antlooli (Jnnihorry Si-liool lloii>ik - Iteavor Dain^Old Hard Sholl Hap 1 1 k t t'hljrMi Ih'lk Mill? Trapp'a Mill ltd liniii'- -Tow n Hall IhMllah ('lovcland Siliool Hoiiso lllaiH-y I 'ostolllii* I tn il'n lo? ? ( ,'roMH roadn of l.ixkhart and Kornhiiw routla <*annh*n-~i i|?*r?i 1 hai^c < 'a n t.i'.v? ( 'n'<*i I'm Stori* ("HHHatt ? S. A. I<. I M'pot I lohy's Mill? ChiM-rv Hi IiIki* Slilngh' Mill. I'-ntiTprisc ICutorpri.si; School hoiisi* Qraiiny'a Qinirlor'--'r. It. ( 'lyhurn's gin lioiiso. I I a up; I ii l; Itock Coiiiii'il Kooin, Kov .shuw. I la niHtny- - 1 la rniony Cltiiri'li I icniilt a^i'.-l Mlli't'. of the Cotton Mill i ilhcrty lllll N. S. ItU'iiards ston> I.ukoIT ? S. A. I j. Dopot Oakland ? Oakland School' llonsc I'lnc < Irock? -< )lliiv of I he Company I'lJiyi Tree Heaver Dam School4! 1 louse. Haley's Mill ? Haley's Mill Holand ? West's Mill Hii'shcII 1'laee-- Stom^horo postolllce Salt I'ond?J, It. Dlnkins' <iln 1 louse Samly '(intve Mainly < J rove Cliureh Shepanl -It. Ii.Klllolt's < ? In House Shamrock? rShainrock School House Shaylors 11111 ? Sha.vlors 11111 School I louse Stockton? <?ln Mouse at < >I?1 Quar ter. Swift ( 'reek? < -itoykln's Mill Thr??e C's ? Three (J's School House Twenty Creek A. 1?. Illnson's Store Westvlile ? U. L. Hell's Store The following Is the name of the Secretary. Kxccutlve Committeeman and member of Enrollment Committee of each Club: (Where only two names appear the Secretary has not been mimed > Abney \V. K Huten, I>. M. Kirk l?*.v, H T Morton; Alitloeh II. C. ebelUhm, <!. .1. Ihl ker, A. C. Kratlley. Heaver- I ?am K A. .lark son. .T.\ A. Itabofi, P. \V llaboii. Helk llill U. W . .b.vf. C. W Shi ver. A. M MeCa>klll Heihune? 1 ? T Ya'rhrouuh. I. W. West . Heillah .1 (? MiN'loy, < N 1 1 am phries, .1. I'. West, liiaiiey S. K. K>?s, (I 1*. Ilins<>ii, J. T. Ib.ss. HillTaio M. A. Shaw. \V. I*. Sowell, .1. M. Sowel.1. Caimler>---C. W. Hlrchmorc, I.. T. Mills, Thos. J. Kirkluml. Cante\ llill I.nuJ.-, llornsby, W. It. HaiTiehl. .1. 1'. Creed. Cnssatt K 1 ?. McCa.skill. A. A. West. Moby's Mill .loha P.. iter. .1 W. S| ?! ?????;, 11. A. Ilowel s. i jitirprise ? .1, K. I >?-Kay , \\ I. Hun elcMt I . C. 1'. Spratllej . mi \ 's Quarter- .1 W Ho?>ne.~W. 1\ Tr.'.esdell. Iluiitfliitf Il?M'k ? Jt. N. Jonew, I,. I>. Join*. Ilnr in?ny ? ' T. M, Mattox, T. M. Me * 'uwkil i !? r W. T. IJiot), W. A. An ?ler*oii, \V. T. UlfdUfJ1 I IIm'H} ll! <, It I'lrl.H'liI,., II l\ I J a H**. I.iiguflf VV. J Mur.lell, I. I, (iuloii, J a mes Tram. < laklaiul < I. i */? I I Holland. I'll..- < i.-?k mih J l> M< < u?tklJ]. J< 11. |1pUua(?i, 1 J Tr?-<- |) 'llVj Ml&ekuioh, J. A. \Ve*t. Men 'j (dwelt; I C n I ? ? \ -> Mill Amos We*t, J. 1$. Miiuii, ,\l 1. Uiilt-.v Kola ml 1 1 II M. M. SjM'arH, ? w i: \\'tr?t I'lu' t* 0. r Hammond, J. it I Hall I'ofid <io??. WaUn, f>tvl Moore, .7, It Dlnkin*. Sandy i i rove I', M. Field**, .Mid Wat kiiiH. Hheppard \V, M. Stoke*, It, H. Kl Holt, W. K. Hall. Shu|iiro?k I ,. J. Maker, T, S, Wil li* ill*, J. K. Mak<*r, KlmylurM Mil! Jt. L. Smyrl. Stockton .<#. W. Ammoim, Melton i Iu hiih. . Swift ('reek .1. </. (?<>dwlii, M. II. J Moyklii, A. II. May kin, Jr. Three C'h Mold, MiikUI. W. J. V? Twenty Creek Ivd, Hnrfield, W. B. Keil??y, I >nn Million \\v">i \ Hit- I> (i. rteti-her. J. (\ I MI lnii. T. A. ( 'nuthcn. I. A WITTKOWSK V. ( 'Ma i t in ti ii County I )?MaiH*ral |i- Kxecu llv?' Colli lllit lee. .I ii in* ?!. Mill. KXKC.TTOK*8 NOTICK. All jwi'MtiuM, M" any, Indebted to the I'-litM' of Mli - 1 1 ii. ii T Mimviij deceased, arc hereby notified to make payment to tlio undersigned. ami all partlc*, If any, having Halms aunlnrtt tin* said estate will pieMent them ihily at United wittifi) Mm* lliu?* prescribed by jaw. TlmiiiaK M. Mrowii, Executor, ' Camden, S'. ( '., May L'O, M)M. FINAL l>IS<||\M(,E N'otlc?* I* hereby given that one (in *lit Ii from 1 1 1 i h dale, mi Saturday, .1 1 1 in* L'o. 15)11, I will apply to the Pro bate Court of KimkIiii w County for a llnal discharge ii K Executor of the ( ??state of Mrs. Eliza Melntyre, .de ceased. M. J; Mil NT VMM. < 'ii mi leu, S, ( May 2(1, MM4. XVKKTKItHAM ML AXTATlox Will have three registered Aber-I \leen-AiiKUH MuIIh In service. Tert.nH j U.vree tiollaPH cuhIi. . AIho two larKe type rvglHtered I'olaml-Chiha hoarn. Terms $ 2 cash. All Bervicea Kuar- .! anteeri. \V. A. Muan, Manager. Apr. 2l? Cmo. 3. \l' H * Attention Twenty Creek Club All members Of Twenty Ciwk Club uic re* (nested t * ? meet at .J. Ii. Hin* l sou's store Uext Saturday, June 13th, j lit t p. in., for tli?'. purpose of. enroll*: , ing voters nuil other mutters of im port a nee. Kvery member of the Hub is reipMy'steil to lie present. John Itahoii, J i'-. President. Children's Day at Marshall's Church. There will l?e Children's .Day anil a pienle lit Marshall's church, on Satur iln.v. June 1 ti, to which we extend tlie |iul?lle ii hearty Invitation to conic j n lid bring well tilled baskets. The j exercises will begin promptly at 10:30 o'clock. He early and on time for the march and at one o'clock dinner will be served in the grove. Everybody is requested to attend and we will try j and Interest you. a** we have had the children under skillful training for some time. V. M. rate, Miss Hernieo I'ate, .Miss. r.inniH i'ate. Committee. <? Wintlirop Scholarship and Knt ram-e Kxaniination. The examination for the award o* vacant scholarships in W inthrop College and for the admissioif of new students will be held at the County Court House on Friday, Ju l> . at a. in. Applicants must not be loss than sixteen years of a no. When Scholarships are vacant at':er July :i tbey will be awarded to those making the highest average at :his examination . provided they meet the conditions governing the award. Applicants for Scholarships should write to President Johnson before the examination for Schol arship examination blanks. Scholarships are worth $100. and free tuition. The next session will open September 10. l(,?14. For fur ther Information and catalogue, ad dress Pres. 1) .15. Johnson, Kock Hill. S. C. ATTENTION DKIJNQl KNTH. Not lev I* hereby given to (MtiHIMUt 1 ItiilwyrrM, HKHliixt whom i'Xwuiiim>i i ? tiave 1?muwI and placed in Hi) hand* far vollcetlon, that they nnihi ! Nitltl# 1 1 1 ? on ..i |b# rjtli liixt . ctticrwUx* 1 will In* forced to *ell ? their |>r<'i??Mtv for UXAtluO. W w mi CKAHKJ Sheriff Kerwhaw Count) AN ORDINANCE To Hal** Ku|>|>He* 'w City of Camden, N. for the War 1911. He ll oi -lulncd b) tin- Mil) "i and AM**f|?Hn j?f 1 1 1 < * i 'ity of Camden, S, O., himV l*y authority of the same that Hit* ? following tiixoa i and tb? tinw mv hereby for t lit* eurrent year f tout the 1st day <?f January. 11*1 *. ii. thf? A1n( <lny of I ??m ?'in! K-r, 1014. So- I. A tux of lUta^ll < 10) IhIIIm on eaeh and every dollar of real and ; Iternonul property within the corporate I limits of the City of Camden, S. C., j on the I st day of January, 1014. Sec. Ji. Tliut all ahle hodie<l male ? IH'iHoiiH between the ages of twenty- I one and sixty you fa, residing within < the ror|a>rute limitH of the ('ity of Camden, S. not exempt from road duty under the laws of the State^ ! shall work the streets. ways and ; bridges under the direction of such overseers as may Ik* appointed ? for such a space of time not exceeding j six (I5? days l|| ? one year. Provided j that at the time of receiving aiieh : tiee any js\rsoii may pay to the person giving such notice three <$.'{. 00 > dollar* ; Com mutation, which shall he received In lieu of the work, and that {leraoiiH refusing to work oil said Htr?*ets or to pay said Commutation. shall la* lined not less than live t$5.00) dollar's nor more than ten. <$1(>JK)) dollars or lie luiprlsoited nut less than ten 4 KM ?days nor more than twenty CiO) days, : III the discretion of the. City Recorder. ; See, .*{. The tax hooks for the col lection of City taxes will he open in Council < 'handier. Camden. S. Cf< on the 1st day of July, 11)14, and remain ; open each day except Sundays, from ' 0 a. ut; to 1 :M0 p. in., and- from Jl p. . ii). to -I p. in., until Saturday August > 1st, Inclusive. Sec. -i. That when the taxes and as sessments, or any portion thereof, eh urged against any property or party on the duplicate for the current liscal ? year, shall not he. paid oil or before I Saturday, August '1st., the City Clerk I and Treasurer shall proceed to udd a ; penalty of one j>er centum on the said ? duplicate, and the said Clerk and Treasurer shall' col lect the same: and j If the said taxes and assessments and j penalties are not paid on or before I the first day of September next there after, an additional iKjnalty of oiite'jier centum shall lie added by the City Clerk and Treasurer on the said dupli cate, and collected hy the City Clerk j and Treasurer; that If sald\taxe?, 'i?enw altles and assessments are not pahl on ! or before the 1st <lay of October next thereafter, an additional penalty of j live per centum thereon shall he added j by the City Clerk* and Treasurer on the said duplicate, and collected by the City Clerk ?hd Treasurer; und If , the said taxes. penalties and assess ments are not paid on or before the Ifith day of October next thereafter, the City Clerk and Treasurer sjiall Issue his tax executions for the said taxes. assessments and i>cnaltlest against the projierty of the defaulting tax-payer according to law. Ratified by the Mayor and Aldermen of the City, of Camden, S. C., in Coun cil assembled this 1st dav of June, A. !>.. UtVt. C. II. YATKS, ? I Attest : Mayor. J. J. Ooodule, ( 'lerk... I ? " : NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that Dog owners will he couai>eUed to keep their dogs routined from June 1 to Sept. lfltji. I'nrtleK who have not a? yet secured their dog lhvnse tags for the year are notified to eall upon the City Clerk and do so at onee. ? Hy order of A. (i. WHlTAKl-'Il, ! Chief of rolled. i Camden, S. C., June 4, 1014. FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, June lid, 1!M4, I will apply to the I'rohate Court of Kershaw County for u Final Discharge as Administrator of the l-'state of \V. I'. Heed, deceas ??< ' ? I-. A. Wlttkowsky. ? Catmlen, S. ('., Mav 'JO. 1 J? 1 1, KIN VI. !)ISCIlAl{<iK. Notice is hereby given that one month from this date on Monday. June 8, 1914, I will apply to the Probate Court of Kershaw County for u final discharge an Adminis tratrix of the estate Of Win, B. Workman, deceased. Mrs. Carrie I. Workman. Camden, S. C., May 7, 1'J14. A Full Literary, Scientific and Technical School for Young Men * tho yoiini: men nf tho South t>>? >v??? - 1 ? tntion. Thin course loads to the dogre? of Bachelor of Scleno? in Kngl noering. and constitutes a sound start for almost any industrial pursuit. Tin' College owns ft splendid buildings of largo porportlons and thorough equipment. lis Faculty of f\ft?*en oolloge trained specialists an<t tutors is large enough to Insure the amount of personal instruction and individual attention so essential to tho lw>st results. The Campus life is most wholesome. and the traditions of honor and morality are high Thero is no hazing Athletics are endorsed and iitri-fu.t* ?!iix?rvi?..Hl )>y the Faculty Gynuiasinm work is compulsory, i j... HtiMetv w.rW of Srwbtrrry fY.llage In late years lias Wen foremost among tl ?> Vi.-.ith Carolina Colleges. The religious life Is ideal, and the m<>ra. and spiritual welfare of the ftudont is tho school's chief conceru. ? ((Vers tho young men of tho South the l>est educational advantages, o-ider j">Nit ive Cliri ttian in tine i ?????? . at the ininimntn e\ jien^c Founded r.. 1 '*.'?(? Hint ln?l?is :? it~-ogrii.'fd jMis;ti?>n among the high grade institutions ?.f t lie South . Pryvido lh? um*l Literary Couric hiding to the Degree of A. R. including Ancient and Modem Languages Knglish. History, Matheniatli s. Social yoid I'olitica! Kcoiioiin ( iratuvv n:.| Natural Sciences. Also a post l';Yhd>iate ronr?i| leading to 1 1 ?? I >eg?-. c 1-1 M ;i*tir of Arts. OH f r? ? four- y r?r Courtr in t.hdrx a I and Mi t tinniest Fngineering in se;>erate hniidiiigs. with fully cy-.n >?? ?1 *>.??) - .%? ; i.i1 <.i;ito)ies, jdl lit-ctraanry a;i palatum ftliil at.piiHoeex iii?'r? n *c;'nTir.. . .?i j.? ..{ evpericnced instructors Mas Uu' gr? at h..\ .mtagc of hi ;i g 1 <>ni.e< t?-d \* ill. a regular literary u.st: uatov Ni xl senior. (>!?< i>> -v<-; r !". H?14. I'cr rntalrtfiuo ftn.l v>?rti ~u"iftrs, fi-hlr??ss Rev. J. Henry Harms, D. D., i ? , ,n ik^' x' !??*??* h.iimt without examination. A propara liool dttpurtmcht tor hiwh v. m-trr irrail* President, Newberry, S. C* Bank Stock For Sale 1 am offering for sale, within 30 days, Five Thousand ($5,000) Dollars worth of stock of the Loan & Savings Bank, of Camden, S. C. ? ? ? f . L L. CLYBURN DeKALB. S. C. BANK STOCK WANTED I hereby offer Five I hous and Five Hundred Dollars ($5,500.00) for the Five Thousand Dollars of Loan & Savings Bank Stock, (50 shares) advertised by L. L. Clyburn, that is to say, ten per cent, above par. Henry Savage CAMDEN, S. C. MONEY TO IA>AN. On Improved farina. Easy terma Apply to B. B. Clarke, Camden, S C. . ? r , 60. SAM WING LAUNDRY ? PHONE91 915| Broad St., Camden, S. C. COME AND GET YOUR DOLLAR ? ? ' ' ' ' : : > ? 'V ? j ?, There U ? concern in Cam den promising to put money in your pocket every time you trade with them.-. They don't claim to open the safe and give you money from there, but they do ?ave you money on all good* bought from them. The name of that concern is the MURCHISON Wholesale Supply Company Dr. I. H. Alexander Dr. R. E. Stevtuoa Alexander & Stevenson DENTISTS Ofiict S?itk<ul Corner Broad and DaKalb Si*. Dr. E. H. KERRISON DENTIST Successor to Dr. L. W. Alston Office iu the Mann Iluiltling I'hone 185 COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOORS, BLINDS AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUGER STS. Phone 71 COLUMBIA, S. C. Farm Lands For Sale . ' ' ' ' ? ? ' . "l ' ) 510 acres, more or less, known as the Spencer Place, situated 12 miles Southwest of Camden on the Coulter's Perry Road; 100 acreB of open land, two horse farm under cultivation; land lies well; good stream running water; , plenty of wood and good quantity of timber on thiH tract. Price $10 per acre. Farm of W, E. DoLoache, situate 2 1-2 miles Southeast of Camden containing 270 acres; 150 acres of open land, part of this, under cul tivation; timber and wood euough for place; land producing well; ad joining lands have sold for $80.00 per acre; one five ro^ni dwelling, a good barn and seven tenant houses. For sale at $35. Ov per acre. The Doby Place containing 450 acres 3 miles of Blaney; 250 acreB open land, a part of this under cultivation; 100 acres pasture land under wire; some good open creek land, plenty of wood and some timber on the place; good buildings; one overseers house,; 6 tenant houses and two barns. Twenty-five mile creek runs through this pro perty. Price $7,500. Terms: 1-4 cash, balance in three years at-> the usual rate of interest. 361 acres on Town Creek, four miles south of Camden; 60 acres open land;' tenant houses. Will soil at a bargain. Plat of same oan be aeon at our office. 137 acres on Lockhart Road known as the Wheat Place; seventy one acres under cultivation; 3 tenant houses and one dwelling. Price $22.00 per acre. 100 acres three miles from Camden betweeen the Kershaw and 'Liberty Hill Road; 50 acres under cultivation; one four room dwell ing and barns. Price $3 6.00 per acre. 7 5 acres adjoining City Limits, known as Race Track Place of H. G. Carrison; one good overseer's house, several tenant houses and barna; improvements first class; lands in high state of cultivation. Price Reasonable. ... '? ? L ? 1,900 acres eight miles from Camden, on Charleston Road,, on Southern Railway with siding and ware house; one hew over-seer's house, eight tenant houses, 1 large barn, 1 gin house and equipment and 1 cotton house. 1,200 acres swamp land, excellent for cattle, or ?bay culture;; 660 acres upland. 300 acres of the upland being of the finest land in tho state and In the highest state of cultivation. Price $21 an acr*. Very easy terms. 362 acres of land known as the Creed property, eight miles North of Camden; 200 acres open land, some timber and plenty of wood on place; one half mile from good school; one five room dwelling, barns, ono store building and ton tenant houses. Price on application. Terms: one-third cash, balance to suit purchaser. Small farm, property of H. M. Flncher, one mile East of Camden;" ono new $1,200 dwelling and barns; land In high state of cultivation 10 acres of this land produced seven 500 weight bales of cotton and 144 bushels of corn. Price $3,000. Terrms 1-6 cash, balance at 7 per cont on easy terms. Wo also have listed with us a good selection of City property. C. P. DuBose & Company Real Estate City Property Farm Lands