The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 10, 1914, Image 8
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Camden, in the State of South Carolina, at the Close of
Business, June 30th, 1914:
No. 9083.
Resources
IjOHIiM iiihJ J >b?countn ? $2.l7,Mk,J.4ft
Overdraft, ^ucm! iiu| u(M$cMr&i 'J, 7 10.03
V. H, Honda to HiH'iirv circulation 50,000.00
OtUer lion da to weenie Postal HavliiK* ??? ? >. ... 2,000.00
Hanklux llouae, Furniture and Fixture* .... 1.550.W
Due from National Hankn (not renerva agent*) 2,l.'M>.tH
J me from Htai* and Private Hank* and Hanker*, and Saving* Hunk* 'JK2.40
Due from approved Reserve Agents 0,4.'15.15
Checks and Other Ca*li Items ? 702. N1
Note* "f <4tber National Hunks ?-- 1,470.00
Fractional Paj*** <!ur reiiey, Nickels, . mid Cent* . ? 101.82
l.awful Moiu*y Reserve In Hunk, viz:
HMc)t . . K,,r,85.00
l^egMl-tendw notes .,...,1,000.00 0,58ft,00
Redemption filial with S, Treasurer (1) |mt rent, of circulation) *2,500.00
Total *.T_'0,ML'7.14
Liabilities.
Capital sl?sk paid In .50,000,00
Surplus fund 10,000.00
I'ndlvldcd Profit*, less Fxim'usok and Taxe* paid 22,71K.(J1
National Hank Note* outstanding IK.HOO.OO
Due itt < >t in*! National hanks r,KKK7
Due Ik State and Private Hanks and Hankers *. 570. 54
Dividends unpaid 2^)00.00
lu.dlvtdli.fll deposits subject |o check 152,570.10
Cert (lied < *he? ks 12.50
('ashler's check* outstanding I P.i.JMi
postal Having deposits - 4,io,02
Hills payable, including obligation* representing money horrowml .... ito.t 100,00
Liabilities other Ulan those above stilted tl,000. 00
_ t. - . , ' ." - . .r-T- -?
Total . $.T20,K27.1 1
Stale of South Carolina, County of Kershaw.
I'. John T. Mackey, -Cashier of the above named hunk, do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is t i'|je to the hest of my knowledge and belief.
JOHN T. MACKF.Y,' Cashier,
Subscribed and *'\vom to before mo fids 7th das of July, 1011.
John S. Lindsay. Notary Public.
< 'orrect Attest :
I. A. Wltlkowsky,
W, It. I lough. Dlreclors.
W. .1. Dunn.
No. jgjfc
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
BANK OF CAMDEN
Located at Camden, Si C., at the close of business June 30,
1914.
Resources^
I, ??iiiis ami Discounts JtO*5,1?d,18
< (venliafls !>8l}i5.<W
ami Stocks owned by the Hank. KO,(H)0.00
i-'iirnii iitf and
Hanking Ijoitse 13,305.45
(Kht'i' Heal I Ntiilc ? ?\\ i n 1 'J.'J"*. 47
I Mjc* from I tanks alii) Hankers - 0,-141,27
< 'urivnrv 0,318,06
Colli t.07<KM>
silver anil ;ot.heiv Minor Coin ?V17.18
Checks ami ('usii [inns 1, GUY .0J)
< >t lior Resources . . .......... ... 71). 30
# roiai $r?iM.7r?r?.85
Liabilities.
Capital Slock Paid In ....: lOO.tMHMX)
Surplus Kund 50,000.00
I'lidlvlded Proflt>V lesu Current. r.xpensos and Taxes I'm Id ,'<($.714.08
Due to Hanks and Hankers 1,140.09
Dividends Unpaid 7.01K.00
1 lid 1 v l<l un I Deposits SnhjiH-t to Check 143,085.25
Sa vliius Deposits ; ? ;...... * 100.107.03
Hills Payable, Including 'Certificates for Money Horrowed 70,000.00
Total *,".18,755735
State of South Carolina, County of Korshaw.
He fore mo came C. II. Yates. Cashier of the ahovo named hank, who,
helnu duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement Is a true
condition of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank.
(!. II. Y AT ICS, Cashier.
Sworn to and .subscribed before me this Sth day of July, 1014.
(J. A. lUiaine, Notary Public for S. C.
(Nirriti ? Attest :
W. M. Shannon, '
1,<si. Schenk, ? Directors,
David Wolfe.
No. :u?.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
Located at Camden S. C., at the close of business June 30,
1914.
Resources.
Loans ami I >isci?mits
< )verd rafts
Furniture a, ml Fixtures
Due from Hanks ami Hankers
Currency
Cold
Silver ami Other Minor Coin
Cheeks ami ('ash Items
Total
. 141,000.2(1
.... Il.K'MUM
2,172.11
4.121)2.1(1
2, 1 ltl.00
HUt.OO
1 ,002.(12
2. t>S(5.
Liabilities.
Ca|ill:il Slock Paid In
Surplus Fund
Fmlivided Profits. less Current Fx|mmism*n ami Taxes Paid
lMie to Hanks ami Hankers
.Dividends 1 'npalU ...........
Individual deposits Suhjeet t<) Check
Savings Deposits \
Cert itied < 'lu'cks ...... .
Cil*htc.r's CIwh'Uk
Hills Payable. ine'ildlnu Certltleates for Moue\
lleserve Fund Carried on Cetieral Individual or
Total
:ir?
1.
Hi.
Hol l ow t'(|
Savimrs l.edcer
.< i r?7
State of South Carolina. County ? ? f Kershaw.
Before uic came John S l.indsay. Cashier of the above named hank,
who. heinsr dtrly *)?\rrrrn. says That the ahove and foreuoliur statement is a true
eon d It ion of said l>ank. as shown hv the hooks of said hank
JOHN S. LINDSAY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 0th day of .Inly. 1014.
.h?hn T. Maekey, Notary Public for S. C.
Oorreet ? Attest :
II. L. Wat kins,
W. It. I0ve. Jr.. Director#.
Thos. J. Klrklaml.
{examination** for PostnuwterH.
An executive order Issued by tin*
Ti. ldent i ? -< | n i i ? ? ? < < >1 1 1 1 M*t it i\ ?* ? ? x . 1 1 1 1
iuutloiiH h> tin* (%u)inlMMlout for tiir i><>
sit ion of |xmI master lit till fourth cIuhk
|M>hto)tl?'<>H at 'Which the annual com
|H*iiHiit Ion Is $ 1 Mi or luoro, iiih) at
1 whl< h Hi<' |n?- cut tin mill. flit was not
it I ?i>? ti ii t *?< l under the C'lvll Hervice Keg
illations. Kxmnlnat Ions will l*? held
at Ui*? l'o*totM<-?* at ( 'nniden on August
Tlitt |>osto|llccs In UiIm coun
ty coming under (IiIh head i*re : lie
thune, lloykln, CaHMHtt, Liberty Hill,
i I.UKoIT ami WcHtvllle.
John Itlchards Iihk always been otir
|h>I 1 1 1< -it I friend, lait wiv can't follow
iilia any louder. Chester Newn.
AN ORDINANCE
To K?Ih? Suppll?H for tlir City of
Camden, S. C? for the Year 1914.
lie It ordained l?y th? Mayor ami
Aldermen of tin* ('Ity of Camden, S. <\,
ami by authority of tin* same that the
following taxes lie, ami the same arc
hereby levied for tlu* current year
from the 1st ilay <?f .Iiinuury, 1014,
to the .'11 Ht ilay of I )ecember, 1914.
See, 1; A tax ??f sixteen (10) mills
on each ami every dollar of real ami
|MM*sonal |?ro|H>rly within tlu* corporate
limits of the < ' i t y of Camden, S.
on the 1st day of .1 a inua ry, 1014.
See. 1?. That all able bodied male
|>errf/>UH between the age>* of twenty
one and sixty years, residing within
the corporate limits of the City of
Camden, S. iiot exempt from road
duty under the lawn of the State,
shall work the streets, ways and
bridges under the direction of such
overseers ns may he appointed
foj' kueh ii space of time not exceeding
si x (ftf days in one year. Provided
that at the time of receiving witch
lice any person may pay t?? the person
giving such notice three (JjW.OO) dollars
Commutation, which shall l?e received
in lieu of the work, and that i>ersons
refusing to work on said streets or to
pay siild Commutation, shall he lined
not less than live ($5.00) dollars nor
more than ten ($10.00) dollars or be
Imprisoned not less than ten (10?
days nor more tluifi twenty (20) days,
In tin- discretion of the City 'Recorder.
Sec. II. The tax hooks for the col
lection of City taxes will be ojkmi in
Council Chamber, Camden, S. C? on
the 1st day of July, 1014, and remain
open each day except Sundays, from
' 0 a. in. to 1 :80 p. in., and from 8 p.
in. to 4 p. m., until Saturday August
| 1st, Inclusive.
Sec. 4. That when the taxes arid as
sessments, or any portion thereof,
charged against any property or party
on the duplicate for. the curient' fiscal
| year, shall not lie paid, on or before
Saturday, August 1st., the City Clerk
I ami Treasurer shall proceed to add a
! penalty of one per centum on the "said
j duplicate, and the said Clerk and
I Treasurer shall collect the same; and
j If the said taxes and assessments and
are not i?al<l on or before
the flrwt day of ^September next there
after, in iiudlllpnaf i?enaity of <>n?? per
mituiu ihait l>e aqdw) i?.\ the City
Clerk and Treaauier on the nald duplt
cftte, Hud collected by (he City <"lerk
am) Treasurer; that ff mild taxes, j>eu
altle* and UKKfKriiijoiitH lire not paid on j
or before t he Ixt day of Oetober next i
thereafter, ad adduioiini |H>uaity <>f
five eentiun thereon whall I** added
I ?y the City Clerk and Treasurer on
tlie said duplicate, and eolh'eted by
the city clerk and Treasurer; and If
the .saiU-*rfxeH, indialties and anaex*- |
uumt# Hie w?>t i?al<i oii or Inffore the
15th <la> of October next thereafter,
.the CU> Clerk ami Treasurer uhali
IiIh tux execution* for tli?j nal?l
tuxes, h < in. Hi iiikI (HMmltlt
a K'i ilMt lilt- |>rop#rt> <>r ( li?* <lfl a tilt lux
taxpayer ftci'ordliii.' to law.
tin tilled l>.\ tla? Mayor HixLAId^UM)
of tin- ? * 1 1 > of OttiuUoiii W. t* in <'"?in
<?11 uhh?'iuI>I(mI thin Int titty of June, A.
I >., MH4.
0. II. Y ATJCH,
Aiioi Mpi>r.
,i. ,i. < ?< >> iiii I**,
n?.ik.
To What College Shall We Send Our Son?
A most important question for pareirtx. Consider some of the advan
tage* of tlu*
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
A rapidly growliiK college. Ill three yearn Its Htudoiit lunly has Increas
ed <?ij<liey i>er cent ; Its rcHources have tripled. Ten building*. splendid
dormitories ; thirty-acre campus and athletic grounds. New Science Hall.
Modern Library, <?yiitnasiimi, with physical director. Kx|?enses moder
ate, Full collegiate courses, rearranged for most efficient education.
II. A., It. s, ami M. A. degresH. Faculty of wel I ?t rained Christian gen
tleincn. Positive religions Influences. Its students conic from the l?fwt
homos In South Carolina. For catalogue, Address.
DAVISON M. DOttiLAS, 1). I)., President, Clinton, South Carolina.
To AUTOMOBILE
and Machinery
Owners
WE WELD BROKEN PARTS of any kind of machine
better than new, it makes no difference what the metal
is or where broken. J
OUR SHOP is fully equipped to execute any kind of
lathe work, etc., and all work turned out by us is fully
guaranteed to be as good as new and in a great many
instances better than new.
HAY'S GARAGE
v ?. _ ? - , ..A
East Side Lower Broad Street
A Full Literary* Scientific and Technical School for Young Men
Offers the young men of the South the. bant educational advantages, tutlon. This course leads to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Rngi
under positive Christian influences, at the minimum excuse. Founded neering, and constitutes a sound start for almost any industrial pursuit,
in lK!\fl and holds a recognized position among the high-grade Institutions The College ovrns 9 splendid buildings of large porportlons and
of the South. thorough equipment. Its Faculty Of fifteen college-trained specialists
Provldct the usual Literary Coorw letdiof to the Di|n< ?( A. B. including and tutors is large enough to Insure the amount of personal Instruction
Ancient and Modern Languages, English, History, Mathematics, Social and Individual attention so essential to the best results.
and l'olltical Economy. Oratory and Natural Sciences. Also a post- The Campus life Is most wholesome, and the traditions of honor and
graduate course loading to the Degree of Master of Arts. morality are high. There is no hazing. Athletics are endorsed and
OiUrt a fear-year Ca?r?e in Electrical and Mechanical Eafiaeeriaf In seperate carefully supervised by the Faculty. Gymnasium work Is compulsory,
buildings, with fully equipped shops and laboratories, all necessary ap- The Athletic work of Newberry College in late years has been foremost
' naratus and appliances, under a separate corps of experienced Instructors, among the South Carolina Colleges. The religious life Is Ideal, and th*
l{as thi* 'great ad\ uniage of being connected with a regular literary insti- moral and spiritual welfare of the student is the school's chief concern
lertmcates from accredited high-schools admit without examination A nr?n*r?.
tory school department for high-rtchool under grad
uates. Next session opens September 17, 1914. ~
For catalogue and particulars, address
Rev. ?l. Henry Harms. D. D.?
President,
Newberry. S. C*
Columbia College
Columbia/ South Carolina,
' \ - >? _
One of tho few Class "A" Colleges for Women in tho South, a rank of honor given it by tha
Board of Education M. E> Church South, . on aocount of thehigh character of work doneby tha,
? 8 In faculty, equipment, buildings and location, Columbia College offers the young women ot
South Carolina educational advantages unequalled elsewhere in the State and surpassed nowhera
in tho South Nowhero else in tho State can young ladies see, hoar and learn bo much as at Colum-j
bia, one of tho leading educational centers of tho South, and tho seat of tho legislative, judicial and
executive departments of South Carolina. _ ? - ?? t 1
Tho comfort, health and safety of tho student have been carefully provided for/< The handsomaj
fireproof buildings located in a beautiful campus of twenty acres overlooking the City of Columbia, 1
aro thoroughly ventilated, heated by steam, lighted by electricity and abundantly supplied with tho
^The faculty is exceptionally strong and competent, being drawn from tho loading ^Colleges and
Universities of tho North and East as well as from France and Germany.^
The courso of study is carefully graded and thorough at every point. ^ It is arranged on the1
University plan, allowing students to enter the class they are prepared for, as far as possible, in |
evory department, Dc^reetf of Bachelor of Arts, Bachclor of Literature and Bachelor of Scienoo
are conferred^ 1914 Term begins September 24.
For Descriptive Catalogue and 1914-15 Announcement7Address
REV. W. W. DANIEL, D. D. President, . Columbia, S.^C}
\ -
int INK. w FUST OFFICE.
Description of Building Now
Being Eroctod on Hotel Site
Work oil the new pOMtotilce bUltolng
for ? 'Hinden la progressing rapidly
quite a large force of luluirers l*lmj
emyloyeU to carry ou the work.
J. ?R i.ungloy, Hupcrlntendent <tf tj^
work for the government, lias kindly
furnished uh with the following ^
acriptioii of t,he building :
The new l'ont Office fo* ChukUhl ?
0? 1* a one story building wltlt
ftient utui ? attip, the ?i>i?r"\lua?t*
height h above mound level Mng
feet while the ventilating stack ^
tends five feet higher.
The basement in ten feet high gU(j
Ih given over to ladler ami fuel rooua.
ami t'lerks and Carriers rest and toll
et rooms,, the lutter oqulpjH'd with hot
and cold ?hower hatha, the room lwv.
lug iiiarble floojs and walla, etc.
The po?t Otno# will he 71 feet lou|
by i() feet wide, haa granite I wise, brick
and reinforced concrete nu jan-structure,
stucco finished and limestone trim,
lying*.
The framing generally will W ot
st eel and relnforeetj concrete and t*
seinl (1 reyroof.
' 'live first floor comprises, < 1 1 public
lobby finished with white and nreeo
terrazz'o floor . and pink 'IViiim -mv
ma ride border* and base, plastered
walls and curved quurter-sawed white
oak trim, (2) lxmt masters private of
lice, (?'*) nmney order and registry
work room, two reinforced concrete
vaults, and postofflce work room.
The < -oil lugs and walls of these
nanus tt re plastered and tho floorS are
of nelected- quarjter-*awed long leaf
pine, the helglith from floor to coiling
being about 17 feet.
The building will be heated through
out with steam and will be supplied
with all modern conveniences includ
ing 'if' sanitary bubbling fountain.,
The approximate cost of conirtruc
tlon is $.'15,(KK* and time for comple
tion, August 15, 1915, lmt it Is thought
that it will la> ready for occupancy
February 15, 1915.
Picnic at Raiey's Mill.
We have been requested to annouute
Unit there will be a picnic held at
Haley's Mill on Saturday, July lltli.
|j k ? ?
AlJ of the county candidates have a
siHM'ial invitation to l>e present and will
he exacted to address the crowds.
Kv'eryone is Invited and yon are re
quested not to forget to bring a badket
filled with things good to eat.
Senatorial Campaign Dates.
Greenwood ? Saturday, July 11.
Abbeville ? Tuesday, July 14,
Anderson ? Wednesday, July 15.
Walhalla ? Thursday, July 16.
Pickens? Friday, July It.
Greenville,? Saturday, July 18.
Laurens ? Wednesday, July 22.
Columbia ? Thursday, July 23.
lA>xlngton ? Friday, July 24.
Saluda ? Saturday, July 25.
Kdgelield ? Wednesday, July 29. ?
Aiken ? Thursday, July 30.
Camden ? Tuesday, August 4.
Chesterfield ? Wednesday, August 5
Bennett.sville ? Friday, August 7. I
Darlington ? Saturday, Augusts. , J
Hlshopville ? Monday, August 10. . !\
Florence ? Tuesday, August 11.
Dillon ? Wednesday, August 12.
Marion ? Thursday, August 13.
Conway ? Friday, August 14.
UKiugstree ? Saturday, August 15.
Georgetown ? Monday, August 17.
Mouek's Corner? -Tuesday, Augu$t 18
Manning ? Wednesday, August 19.
Sumter ? Thursday, August 20.
II I ? I V
CAROLINA BOND & MORT
. GAGE COMPANY
Authorized Capital $250,000.00
? 1008 Union Babk Building ~ ri
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Farm Loans
Negotiated throughout South Caro
lina on improved farm lands in smpM .
of $3,000.00 and upward on five y?#W ^
time at reasonable interest rates and
terms.
Call or write for information and
application forms and arrange approv
al for loans to meet obligations matur- j
lng within the next few months.
J. L. Mimnaugh, President
H. A. Kahler,\Vice President
T. B. Stackhouse, Vice President
Ij. M. Hawkins, ^Secrstary and Treas . \
T. F. Sherwood, Asst Sec. and Treas. ,
Barron, McKay, Frierson & Moffatt,
General Counsel.
W. M. SHANNON, Local Counsel f*
..Kershaw County, Camden, S. C.
Here's Some of Our Work
Wa are proud of It, Just aa we're proud of
every memorial, public or private, we ve.
ever built. Better still? our customers are
proud of them ? they tell us so, and wiuwu,
you so. ^ ? '
We submit designs, and giro you the bene
fit of our lonir experience without charge.
Wo want to tell
you of our Improv
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producing memo
rials of pormanent
beauty. We want
you to know how
carefully we select
material, how
thoroughly
our work is 4
done, and best "
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detail.
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