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. For Coital Weigher at Ker?h?w. i wUh to auuoumv uiyaelf an u <:i?n dldat<- for Cotton Wflghwr for t li?* Town of KcthWhw on t !?*? Kwrnhaw nldw and if ohM'tud will iuw in y lM?*t WToriH to HMtinfy all partlo*. D. T. lliai,kinonS4V ESTATE NOTICE. t\- ' '7} 'i < . 7;*?? ?' v'v- ' '? y ">V . . ? ' ' 11 1 ' Ail partiiM fmiH?t**d to tho of Mx*. Ma rgu ret .1 Holland. deceased, nri* hereby notified to make payment to the uii<l?*rMl^ii<Hl, ami all parttoH, if any, having Hallux aKainnt the nald *?MiHt?' will jwHout theui duly att?>Hted within the time lireacrMied hy law. I. V. HOLLAND, (jual|n<*l Administrator. Camden, H. 0? July 21, 1915. WANTS FOR RENT FOR SALE STOLEN? A pair of old fashioned Bracelet#. Hmall aize, wide, with two lines black enamel. If not restor ed to owner or left ut Chronicle office effort* will lx? made to punish the thief Or thiovo*. To Automobile Owner* ? Yon can Ket "that good (Julf OaHOline" for W/jc |x*r gallon cash at Hay'* Oarage, Hums & Barrett's and Smith's <?a tage. Why not get the l>estY I have the proof. J. Ii. Zetnp, agent (Julf Hetlnlng Co. 15-20 FOR SALE ? A $25 Yah' bicycle in very good repair for only $1). Tills Is a big bargain. Apply to A. M. Trotter, 108 Kirkwoo<l 8t, Caimleu. FOR SALK ? Wagons. We have Home more of thone good Chase Olty wagotiH that we are offering at close prices. l>r. W. 0. Moore, Camden, S, C. 18-18. "MONEV ? The mint makes It and un der the terma of the Continental Mortgage Company you can secure it at 0 per cent, for any legal pur pone on approved real estate. Terms vasy, toll iih your wants and we wiH'co-opcrate with you. 908-9 Mun sey Bldg., Baltimore, Md. lf?-U(] FOR RENT ? My storehouse at Ho.v kln. For particulars apgly to T. P. Sanders, tlagood, S. C. 15-17 FOR SALE? One White "30" Touring car in fine condition, for sale cheap. See II. 1C. Heard, Camden, H. C. TO CAR OWNERS ? We will sell you Oasollne at 15 1-lic for chhIi. Cam den Motor Co. JUST RECEIVED? A. of Chase > City Wagons In illlndjses, at prices to suit conditions. See me before buying. I Jr. W. C. Moore, Camden, S. C. 13-18. When you need a good wagon, call and let. us sell you a "Chase City" klud. All sixes. Prices right. Dr. W. C. Moore, Camden. S. C. 18-18 LOST ? A Singer Hewing Machine re ceipt book between J. W. McNor ton's and Hethuno. Finder will please leave with powtmaater at Bethune or return to owner and receive reward. A. Melton, Camden, S. C. AUTO OWNERS. ? Bring your old tulx?* and eases to Camden Motor Co. and get 6c for tui?es a^id 8c for cases, In trade.? Camden Motor Co. Don't forget to phone SOC-J or visit my place on Broad St., next door to Mrs. S. A. Wlttkowsky, for Rock Hill San itary Bread and cakes, fresh every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and other good things to ent. Prompt delivery. Terms cash. E. J. Lewis. > 8-tf. MCV. KOIfT. HOLKOYI! Prominent Methodic Miniitter I'i?hm?? Away at Kork lliii. II wan with a feeling of imn li ulne regret among the clt Ijsoiih of till* place, (hat they Icurnnl Mtinday Lu<?ru 1 1 ik that Iter. tt. I j. Holroyd, presiding elder of the Hock J 1 1 1 1 JJlwtrlct Meth odist JCpkujpal church. lmil died at 8:.'t0 that morning fr< m an attack of pneumonia Of only a few dayH dura tion. Mr. Ilotrotfl \va n a man of raont uu aHtmmlng luBTiner and diffpotritioii and W$M liked by every oj?$ Of ?very de nomination who knew him. Hold. JsOe 1 tlolroyd wan horn in Mercer county, Went Virginia, and at the time of hiH death whh 54 yen rw of age. lie wuh of Knglhdi dew-cut, hln father liavhiK I coiue direct from ICiiKland to thin country. After training In the COfU' I lUOit hcIiooIh he wan placed In cplleg? at AthftiH, W. Va? and after flnhdilng 1 1 Ih college education lie taught ?chool for Home time. In December, 18H7, he wiih admitted on trial to the Houth Carolina Methodltd Confereuce and during hlx ministry nerved the follow IhK charges : Berkeley circuit, North Georgia circuit, I<exlngton Fork cir cuit, Black Swamp circuit, Hampton, Bethel and, (Jlendale, Hampstcad .Square, Charleston, Wllllamston, Beth el of Spartanburg, Ht. Paul at Green vllle, three' years an Presiding Elder of Klugstree District and this was his second year as Presiding Elder of the tlock IIIll District, He wan moMt faithful and diligent lu his work, and eminently successful, a strong preacher, careful lu every de tail and the methodism of South Caro lina sustains a great Ioms lu hit* ab sence from their midst. He 1m survived by a wife who wan Lula E. Wiggins, daughter of Rev. C. E, Wiggins, a member of the South Carolina Conference, and seven sons.? ? Hock H}11 Record, ... / Lugoff Notes. Lugoff, July 157. ? Misses Jessie, Anna I and Ijenora Klrkland, accompanied by ! their brother, Harry, spent Sunday at the home of Mr! L. 1). Watts, They were accompanied by Miss Watts and j attended pleaching at Ttlaney In the afternoon. 1 Isses Willie and Addle Jeffers, with llielr brother, tfurman, sjient Sunday at the home of Mr. apd Mrs. J. L, Klrkland, Sr. In the afternoon the young folks enjoyed kodaking and ca-" noelng over at Ivlrkland's i?ond. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Klrkland, Sr., . spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John .Moke of the Jacobs section.. Mrs, J. I>. Motley and little /.daugh ter, of Columbia, are siteudlng some time with Mrs. Motley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I). Rons. Mrs. J. Jj. Klrkland and little sou, Paul Woodrow, s|H?nt Saturday with Mrs. Kirkland's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ross. Mrs. P. E. Marsh, of Jacobs, Is very ill with malarial feyen A holiness meeting was In progress at the home of Mr. Elmore Brown last week. They report a line time and sixteen members. Mr. . Louis Watta.l of the Pine Grove section, delivered a very forceful ad dress to the Sunday School at Union Baptist church last Sunday. Rev. Washington Adkluson will preach . at Union church the 1st Sunday In Aug ust. The ' pastor. Rev. T. J. Cupstid * being away assisting with meetings in the upper part of the county. The crops through this section are MAJESTIC MAJESTIC MAJESTIC THEATRE "The Best There Ia in Movies." TODAY, FRIDAY, JULY 30th Jesse L. Usky in association with David lleiasco Presents "The Girl of The Golden West" With All-star <'a<t iii.?;lu<1iii$r Mabel Van Huron, Theodore Roberts, House Peters, and Anita KIuk. Without a douht "The (iiri ofThe <iolden West" is thv greatest Ho mantle Dramatic Su?-<??ss ??vor presented In picture form. First a Drama ? ' Then an opora ? Now the Marvel of Motion Picture Art. A lied I Mood Drama ?>f l.uvo ami Adventure. Afternoon 4 and f> :."o o'cliM'k. Night s and o'clock, Admission and 10 cents. Xuesday, August 3rd The Paramount Pictures Corporation l>y y|?ecial arrangements with New York Pictures Oor|>oration present C.eorge Itehan In "THE ITALIAN," produced hy Thomas 11 Imv. pr<Hlucer of "The Typhoon" and "The Hargaiu." , COMING "THK lfKART OF MAKVIAND" with Mrs. lyoslie Carter. "TIIK LITTLEST REBEL" with I". K. Lincoln. MAJESliC MAJESTIC looking very promising. The last few day* have oeen very cool ami plMIMlt. Quite h relit?/ after SO uiueb heat. But W6 arc needing rain very much at present. "QUO wins At The Mijwt^ Tbe?lre N?xt Wed iuMd?y. History. romance ami Uagedj are blended Into one awe Inspiring and thrilling ensemble in (Jeorgtt Klelne'* photo drama production of lieury Hein klewlcz' Justly celebrated ?ton "Quo Vadls" yvhtch will ne presented In ?'ain den at The Majestic for the first time Wednesday afternoon and night. TliU Is the most marvelous achieve' uient yet In photo drama and create I a Ncnsatlon at the Astor Theatre In New York ?Hty, also at Chicago, Phil' adelphla and iiostou where the pic tures were preaented to enormous crowds at every perfor nuance. For Hoop*, magnitude, extravagant splendor ami liberality, these picture* have nev er been equalled and they carry with them an appeal to every community. They entertain and Instruct at the same time and accomplish aa much for religion as they do for study. The story of Vinitlus' love for the lovely Christian maid Lygla Is related with remarkable fidelity and the com panion picture of his friend Petronlus' great passion for his handsome slave, Eunice, Is also faithfully showu. The trials of the early Christian martyrs, the vain and cruel teuiperameut of the wicked tyrant Nerp and his conrtiers which were so graphically drawn by I he author are illustrated on the screen with' commendable veracity and even those who have never read the book ?-an comprehend the whole atory from the picture#. ' Episodes that atlr the mind to' wonder and make the blood surge rapidly around the heart are pictorial lssed with ainazlug truth. The gladiator combats, the chariot races, the burning of Uome, the devouring of the Christians by the liona, the marvelous feasts of Nero, the stirring conquest of the wild hull by the giant slave Ursus, the gathering of the Chris tians in the catacombs and the ap j>earauce of the Saviour to FjWter are all shown with wonderful truth of de tail and form a spectacle so atupendous no one can afrord to miss it. The best talent of' the Italian atage was used In the building of<4he picture and the acting of these players Is nothing short of marvelous. One for gets he is looktng at a photo drama and feels that he is living among the l>coples and scenes he is looking at Mr. Klclne has spared no pain* or expense to equip this production with every artistic attribute and is to be commended for his dignified method. The engagement In this city will be limited to one day.- ? adv. GAY? SIMPSON Popular Young Kershaw Couple Mar ried Monday Morning. ? A pretty homo marriage wan con sumated Monday morning at -8:H(> o'clock at the houjajof Mrs. S. 2L-fjayr when her daughter, Miss Nannie Mar garet Gay. became the bride, of J>r, LilliuM HeKalh Simpson ; the matrlmo nlaPhand^ in the discipline of the Meth odist church being spoken by Rev. S. I). Bailey, the ring ceremony holng uaed ; in the presence of the relatives and specially Invited guestri. ? The parlor of the home was taste fully decorated with evergreen, the room darkened by the drawn shades and the light supplied by burning tapirs. The bride entered from ,the room at the rear, escorted by her sia ter-in-law, Mrs. Julius B. (Jay, of Washington, I). C., and the groom en tered from the room opposite the par lor, across the hall, escorted by his brother, C. M. Simpson, of Charlotte. The bride was dressed in .a traveling suit and' carried a large bouquet of bride's roses. At the conclusion of the ceremony and after recelveing the congratula tions of those present, the happy young couple took their departure, by auto to Camden, where they boarded the train for Prosperity, to sjicnd the weelt with relatives of the groom. Aftef their return they will make their home in Kershaw. Miss Gay has been for several years the efficient chief oi>erator at the tele phone central ollice; and l>r. Simpson has been the pharmacist at Floyd's drugstore for the past two years. Both have a host of friends who wish them much happiness and prosjierlty. They were also the recipients of many very pretty and valuable presents. ? Ker shaw Kra. Sale of Heal Estate. Messrs. .las. H. Burns and John T. Mackcy last week purchased the Mc Cre.lght pro|>erty on Broad street from Mr. B. H. MeCreight. Tliis place had been used for a number of years as an undertaking establishment. I The price |m i?l was $3,000. \ "f] Small Fire Yesterday. A small blaze was discovered on the roof of the old Carter frame building on lower Main street yesterday, but the flames were extnguslied by the firemen before any damage was done. This was one of the oldest building# In the city. ItolH'rt Francis Haynesworth. pres-, ident of the National Bank of Sumter, S. 0., died suddenly in the union j>as-7 senger station at HlruiinKham. Ala., Friday morning. Ho was on j^mte home from Shreveport, La., when he became 111 ou the train. Heart failure is Kiven as the cause of death. PERSONAL MENTION. Item* of Interest Gathered by Our Reporters. Mi** Vivian Yale* In vlaltlng friend* in 1 ?m rlliiKt*'*1 Mr, N. O. Kpps mjh'IiI last Sunday at jMoftuftuvHI#, Fla. Dr. and Mr*. H. If, B t u ? i 1 1 K 1 01 1 h[m*hI Sunday at 111^ Spring*. Mih. Youiig, of Rock 1 1 til. is visit ing her brother, Auditor W. F. Russell. Mim, ituy (Juntvr nod licit** daughter, of Columbia, are visiting Mih. Grover Itlackwell. M i?h Nan Dekoaehe ban returned from a month's vhdt to frlcndtfc. in < 'barlcston. Mth. H. F. ftraalngton and hoii, Cecil, are at Rocky HpringM, N. G., for a few weeks. MIhhch Margaret lal>ell and Ia>\h Wil 1 la nix are Hpendlng the week In Char iton. Mrn. K. P. Truesdale and children visited reiatlveH In Heath Hprlng* thl? week. Mrn. Crover Bl&ckwell and children have returned from a visit to relative* at Spartanburg. Mrn. Llilte lllnson, of I l??at li SpringH, Ik visiting at the homo of Mrs.*K. P. Truesdale. ?, Mrn. Crawford Arnette and daughter havo returned from a visit to reiatlveH in Atlanta, (ia. MIhk Rhetta DeLoaclie 1h at home a Kill n after a vlHlt of Hevferal weekH to frlemlH lir Chester. Mrn. G. A. Braslngton and children, ?f ^Wrightsvllle, Ga., ate vlsltliig Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Halle. Uev. T. L. Cole In assisting Rev. S. B. Hatfield lu a meeting at Beaver Dam Baptist church this week. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morrell and daughter, of Wei ford, spent several' days with relatives here thla week. Mrs. Post, of ftcranton, Pa., and Mrs. PlttH, of Laurens, 8. C., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Pitts. Mr. and Mrn. Jno. R. Goodale and children are spending a while at Pa blo Beach. They are exj>ected home on Sunday. Little AUerum and Florence Boykiu, of Boyklns, are spending some time with their aunt, Mrs. J. (J. Barnwell. ? Kock Hill Kecord. Mrs. s. Walter Barker and her guests Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Mettetal, of Jack sonville, Fla.. are at Qleiui Springs for a stay. ^ - Mr. N. C. Arnette will leave* tonight for Savannah where a big barbecue will be given Saturday for the ern ployees of the Seaboard. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Reese and daughter, and "Mru. Betsy Truesdale, of Kershaw, visited at the home of Mr. Henry Truesdale last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Durden, of Syl vester, Ga., are visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Hanson. They made the trip here In their automobile. Mrs. T. K. Fletcher and littledaugh ter, Attre Louise; Mrs.lt: T. tjoodale and Mary Baker Goodale left today for a stay at Sullivan's Island. ? Miss Annie Kate Alford, Miss Mar garet Hogue and Miss Lucile Mickle are back from Wlnthrop, where they attended summer school. The many friends of Henry Conner Workman are pleased to see his genial face again In his home town. Henry is now making his home In Georgia. Among those who spent Sunday at Big Springs were Mrs. W. F. Malone, Misses Maggie and Sallie Brown and Mr. Jerome Hoflfer. Miss Ada Phelps has returned from Spartanburg, where she visited, after attending the Baptist Missionary Con-, ference in Greenville. The Chronicle extends congratula ,Uons to deWltt Hush, ji recent grad uate of the Camden HigH"School, who won the Clemson scholarship In the conu>etltlve examination. Dr. John W. Corbet t has been in the Camden Hospital for the past week. We are glad to hear, however, that he is nqt seriously sick, but It there for ti much needed rest. Capt. J. J. Bell, of West Wateree, who has been at the Camden Hospital for several weeks, has sufficiently re covered and has been able to return home. This will be good news to his roan^v jfrjends throughout the county. Mrs. Partly Smith, of ItishopVllle, is ^siting at the home of her brother, Mr. T. B. Bruce. She was called here to the bedside of her fa tiler. Dr. Chas. Bruce, who we arc sorr? to say Is quite sick. Miss Annie West, who has l>eeu one of the efflclont teachers of Cleveland acbool for the past few years was in town Tuesday. We are sorry tQ hear that Miss West expects to teach In 'lampton connty next year. Her go ing will l>e a distinct loss and Ker Rhttw connty !o?es One of its best teachers, JOHN BOYD MAGIIX K*ap?ct?d dtiion of Kershaw I'himmmI Away Wednesday. It whh a great shock to learn early lttHt Wednesday niornlug of the sudden death of Joltu It MhkIU, one of the community's beat citizen?, who Jia a been a resident of Kershaw for mora than t w . Mr. Maglll arose that morulug lit hin usual apparent good health pre paratory to entering upon his day's duties. It wua ahout aix o'clock when he went <*ut of d<*>rs, and It wan ?<fon aft?*r lie got out- that Ida wife diacov ered that something unusual waa the matter. She went to hjju and assisted hint In getting Into tfe? house. Dr. L. T. (irexory wan Immediately aum moned and did what he could to ad minister to hia relief, hut death en sued in about an hour'a time afte* he waa atrlcken, hia ailment helug pro nounced appopiexy. Mr. Magill waa 58 yea r? of age. He tame to Kershaw iu tho early his tory of the town to accept a position witli A. P. Brown, who waa iu buai neaa here at that time. With the e& ception of a short time spent at Mcfeee, he had remained a citizen of Kerahaw since his arrival. He waa a good man ? in hia home, and a good oitUeu of hia town. He was a Christian gentleman, and every one had faith In hia pf%" fusion. I *ast January whtmht* re tired from ills position as salesman, lie engaged In farming, and bad been in dustriously at work on his farm all the year. His death wan both uuex pected and peculiarly sad. Mr. Maglll left surviving bis wife, Mrs. MukkIo Mn^Hl, and the follow ing children : J. Hodgers MagiU, IJlck ory, N. ('. ; J. Jones Maglll, -Ridge* way ; II. Boyd Maglll aud Misses Laura, Maggie Nell, Ruth, Mattle Mae and Emily Ixmlse Maglll, KershawyaU of whom, except the two first named) were present at his death ; and the others reached here in time for the burial, which was the next morning, at 10 o'clock, the funeral servients he lng conducted from the. home byjktev. J. C. Rowan, of Calhden, who ij?nr lug us pastor of the Ker^tattf^Hjby terian church, of which tM^eceaiied was a consistent m$r$ber. ? Kershaw Era. Jesse It. Robinson, aged 26, working as a lineman for the Southern Utilities company was killed at Greenville Mon day afternoon when he tame in con tact with two wires carrying 2,300 ? Voits. ~ ? v ? ?? imm DR. O. M. GAY veterinarian ' I' I treat *11 auliuaU. Calk answered tl?y or nlgbt. Ofik* u J. M. Carnon'* Htal?lw?. Phot* KKHHHAW, Houth Carolina. L; - " ym When In Need of a Neat Cheap '.off in or Casket REMEMBER US ttWEH FURNITURE 00. TEACHERS OF MUSIC MR. JOHN GRAY Vloliu, Flute MBS. JOHN GRAY Cello, Maudolln, Guitar Apply at Majestic Theatre. Uneeda Biscuit Tempt the appetite, please the ttate and nourish the body. Crisp, dean and fresh? ROCK HILL BREAD FRESH EVERY DAY HOME GROUND MEAL ALWAYS FRESH Try BOpie of our boneless Ham and Breakfast Bacon. We will slice it for yon on \ our meat slicer just Installed. Lang's Grocery LET US FILL YOUR ORDERS FOR ICE CREAM ???v We have recently installed a new Ice Cream Plant and are now able to fiir orders for any amount of Ice Cream at short notice. We manufacture a strictly high grade Ice Cream. We ask that you give us a trial and you will be conviffced. 40c -...per quart 75c _per half feallon per gallon (vanilla) Cream $1.35.. per gallon (fruit) Cream Don't forget KERN$ Dettetew Lunch Cakes at lOe In boxes. * Crosby's ice Cream & Soda Parlor Prompt delivery to all parts of the eityi . * ^ w ATTENTION FARMERS We will pay 5 cents per pound for good heavy fat Cattle for any number of Cattre at our farms. Bulls and small cattle taken at.fiiH Alue. Camden Beef Cattle Farms ^ LUGOFF, SOUTH CAROLINA h , FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner HENRY CUNNINGHAM, Mir. Have You Seen The Call at our Store and take a look at the puzzler. We are' the only merchants # Camden doing a strictly cash bus iness and can sell you your gr0" ceries cheaper. LEWIS & CHRISTMA THE STRlfcTLY CASH STORE. .1