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THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE II. I). Nile* and f I'iiMIsIhtm. K. N. M.DmvHI \ ? ' . I'iiIiIMmmI cwi.v I rl<l:? \ jit MM) No llr? *in| Hirt'i'f, uici (MiiiTi'il ut t Im? < Viin JIO ldlljiM' UM -t?o|ii) liuill III t t ?? I I'll* ?? J If I' fi iilill 111 $1 ,(XJ. W'c (ire ?jjli.iil to r?'<'4?h?' <?>iii in iinl<*ii ? of ? Icii t/i I * I m t <in I ii 1 1 >"i ( u i i-t < t'lulii inn ii f tlu'ir pHlilfcn I 1m|i I HimI |Iii*(V xluill In nil OflwnH Ih? fli ? (i||||i;l||ii i) I ? \ lilt1 ('ill IWI |(M* illitl <'\ll' I illltri/l ? O f (III- -iMMlfl'. ( >lll| li ft lie-', ic "hit lull."* of MfXjuM'li Mini chiffi'll ||i flt'i ? ill lint I>I' I ll'.l I)4?'|| flic Milt ft'i el' |itirrl.\ u |ii'i*om?) imiIiim* will Hlf lj?:i I k?'|| I'll III*' fi) It* lif II. I' I I'll! - * ? VYIi ? ? or pntriit III'")!! tin no* fl ( |s(i|)|f|,(.. Mill not | >t ' ||l'('f| 'It'll Jit ?H> |il l< r: Kuli'M for t|l?|>ln\ n<)vur; ll.ltl'.l'' l inns ii on mi]i||< nlfoii. ( ttH'iIcii, ' N. Dro iiiht r (0, J0I5, < ' .ii mJ>iu. AunMwiii, ,Mke? t Mti ? J..I l? ifjlil \ it 1 1|>;| ( ill . A I : i . . ilt'/fii- in'.' liuk iir.' all t'd'orl !<? hit ve 1 1 M*. i,'OYefl||inMltH < ?<; ' 1 1 1 ? fur t ! '<?(? yl'.l '''i hi in tlieir luwns. 'I'll' oil! <?????? li^re iff' -I week |o?.K.tlf;,r UY. or f ti ? < :i III I ? sites ?>.IT?\rei| c\|ii >? i'il 1 1|. mi i>(\ <"?' lis hhrhl.s plea .ell whh whir f - found at < ' mm <|cii S<>iiira of I lir "ilif"'i ? 1 1 si \ ? * hm-.li \|.||?i |.i ( 'iiinih'V 1 1 fore, iiihI want (o; collie hack here. It ii HJifi* hel MliH j ('rtiudcn ?get (??? *? I ?V*;i in | ?)l i ?**l 1 1 , t > 1 1 1 II' V o .1- > U'C I M 1 1 I' II as ill he localcd III .SinHi f(U''?]l)i!i . . ! I ii |iim*fli rr of cits' tUHilwll' held MuihJ.ix iiia.hi (he ?|in-tion of al'owliiix a i'iu ul\ at mi >/ >ii privilege iif sh'Tvv ht:r Ih'IV wit* discussed. II. wa* t tun My :i;rn imI lh:il llir how would l e all 'W i'i|. | i in ill" I t'hey | >:* til the I i <*i - 1 * \\<' rtvo (ili'ii i.m Uiiuvs i ? ' ; ? t there was. HlviHO <i|i|?i i ;ll l< >li aiUphK I IjO ?'"JHI< il who tllii uut v.. ml vUU ehi*". ?'f tittrn< ftuiis in ou r i ll v. \Vi> \\ Dii|il I >?"? glad t < ? m'c coiui'll lii.'i k e (lit* I ii'i'ii c i) high thaj tl?" e HlldeklfHhlc \\ oil hi have fo pass Ujl I Ills place. The charge Is made 1 1 1 ; 1 1 several w 1 1 1 f ? ? nirji iii (':un<h;n ti r?> I'm rii.jshifig til- money wllli which to Itiiv Mi | viol', nnd have negro agents hired t?? <!*'? the si'llli'". There must. re something ill the el uii'ge, for us kim hi us 1 1 n? rascals g<d in j;jil they are aide to employ counsel mill furnish most any iimoiint of I ii ii 1 1 1. Tlii' county iiihI I'lty authori ties Hhoulil 1 1 mm I their host efforts to wiil'il'i hreult I m; up Hits I'vil A white mil n so low down is not ii desirable (?'ll/,''u inn! Should ho doing time. .on tin* I'hiiln gang. Ins|MTtors of the Health I lepnrtmcnt of Now York (Mlv recently discovered :l codfish dyeing Industry In full blast under llir arches of Hrnoklyn Hrldge, 'Ml ley dyed tlio codfish to the color of good , roil salmon. and Increased the price from ten cents a coil to forty vviits and more for salmon. ( 'ougresKmiin Howard of (Jeorgln, will propose fo congress that in order to maintain a largo standing and re serve army In the 1'nlted States that nil army post I e established In each state, with enlistments of six years? two -y?*:trs with the colors ami four years in the reserve. STOKIMi SKK1) COKN. Keeping (Vrn Properly in Winter Ks scntial to Goml Seed. Clemsoii College, Hoc. 7. -Field . so led Ion Is not all that in necessary 1 ii order to have tin* best seed "corn, snvs the extension corn breeding export of Clenison College. often, through care less i less in storing, good seeil becomes worthless before spring. Tills is the result of storing seeil' earn before it is thoroughly dry and without adequate protection from weevils and rats. Sc?n| corn should be well dried out and fumigated to hill any weevil* that are present, before storing. A well ventilated, dry room is the best place to More. If the corn is placed in a strong screens. e ire box nnd the box HUspei ide< 1 from the .celling or rafters ?>f the barn, there will be little likoli h<">d of its being damaged by rats. If weevils appear in the box. take it down and fumigate It. and return it to its i>l:t? e. Fides* the seed is proper ly cared for, the labor and trouble of tichl soleceinn are n dead loss. Shenandoah, la - Driving tjve dog? liiffhert t<? nil Alaskan mail sled, Miss Estelle Mason. of Nome. Alaska, Is completing a ipieer world's tour. Six1* ttiwshiHi her journey at Cincinnati, hav ing traveled .TJ.'HH) miles. If she ar rives at San Francisco with two of her original dogs and the mail sled, she will rtM-eive $1-.">(mi. Now York. N. V.- Charh^ Frederick Fowles, wrote In his will that if he and bis wife died under circumstances that made it dilllcult to decide which died llrst, it was to he presumed that he preceded her. They went down on the l.usltanla. From Other Papers. Stop and Arguf. v. ? >i 1 1 < 1 1 1 * t it jur jfoii boar Andrew I Juek/ioi) lUdhi'ii And Wlllmlin llohen i / ? ' I i ? * I* i f dL? o ? jllg I In' Hid jlMit Of pe.n-o? Hut, yi>n ntif, tin* Fdjpj party do nj>t ?xje<t t < * jteace With i hf cr?Mv'ij heads. With whom, then? Tho. *uh I I ,,f Mil* 1 I ?' A II (ii'UlJtjM V Ill thut : \ i 1 j i t !ln > would : land a very ^iii)i] liMiHf ia -landing up he-ddc ii wall in front fit iniiij-' squad for ti'ylnu t v? fr?'hi ti.idr dntioH. Who iv ilt) the I t>''d pa 1 1 v r\ to tsU.'- IwJd v They will s<:a reedy pre .mi ' 4 jitrt tlud r 1 1 1 ti 1 W'i i' ? nil k 1 1 1 n - iftij upip( t'o\% ii m I they will hardly i|[il if I < i ii s i rt it <?ti tin -It' ;.ubjeets. About ,:i i iii's etui ?l" world 1 1- to imitate the ??lfl if i-xCfi who unt ?'i?.n;dit between i ||i? battlellut^ of tin* < 'oiifederate* ami I ho 1 < l< i,iU In \ I r; lulu, la tho -moke mmI raruaui' of the ioiitciidliu^ fortfe^ la* rushed toward oia* of tho lirj.ii*,' jii< , with Id i . hands raised ah<>\ e Ids bead. -lioot itm ; ''(/ooi) tjod, white folks, w .1 ? .% don't yon sLy.lj ami a?Vy"V- N nw ' ( t ry Observer. Those who want U> follow <i f t ?? !? I'ryan can do m> in tin- exercise of it i.'ro.Mi AiiK'J'lCan privilege; lait as for Tho i il.vi'i H.'r, it will stand by Wilson an<l for tho 4 afety of tin* nation (i.iarl'itto oi'M'rvi'r. ? ? -*-*?-? m I hinJl hurt > oil r town by trying to keep 'In* tu?\W>paper liion poor. In ?dead of borrow l.ug your nolehbor' paper /rr sending ' your relative or friend :i second hand copy of 'flu ? Trl hum', emtio ami subscribe and lid us do [ tiio mailing. livery little thlujHt like that kneps your town on tho hnek i ground ami wo certainly mod to i forward just at ibis time.- Tugaloo J Tribune. The dubblm; of one school I ? iy by another nt Piii-'olnml Monday Is an ??I j't.i-r In tn Ui'o of the lawlessness that i ro\!iils lit South Cnroll na. If iinchwk i'd, t.'vls wine of crime will lead other young men to acts of vloleiiee, The force of example Is very strong at'jd youth is so Impressionable. Law and order cannot Tie too st ringehotly eu I forced. Lancaster Newsi N'o Wonder. T. It. and "Hilly" Sun day denounce the Ford trip so hitter ly. as it has crowded tlieni oil' t'he front page hack anions the iivni'-pill ads.' < 'olumhla State. ' There's so much truth In the worst of us I And so much l.v 1 n.tr in the best of us I That It hardly behooves any of us ' To make out a liar the rest of us. ? Anderson Intelllgeneer. Don't complain.. Tell -folks you are a dismal failure and they'll believe you every time. Talk and act like a win ner, and you'll win. ? Ex. PEACE. A prominent and somewhat over-ad vertised manufacturer o f automobiles I s . < | n< >t (m! as saying that he is willing to spend his entire fortune to accom plish pelt re. It is u perfeetiy safe of fer, because there is really nothing he ran d<> about it if ids fortune were ten times as la rue ns It is. (treat Hrltaln and Iter allies are will ing to do more. In order to accomplish peace they are spending not millions, hut .billions. They are oiTerlng up human life, with the entire approval of the. soldier who makes the personal saeiitlre. They are doing that also hy t he, million, and the l>etroit <,nr nianufnrturer. however rich he may he. has not enough money to huy a single one of these lives. It. must he plain to any reasonable person that the concept Ion of peaee held hy the Allies is the true one. They will achieve it when Hhe.v have made, conditions such that there shall he no more war. A mere truce, giving Germany a chance to hulhl up again Its war machines and devise some expedi ent for evading the overwhelming pre dominance of the Prltlsh navy, which alone has brought German world am' hitions to naught, would not he peace at nil. hut a premium upon future murder. II is not here suggested that the war can continue indefinitely. Kor financial reasons alone there is good ground for supposing that it Is hear ing its close. Hut a peace on the lines suggested hy our maudlin and befogged peace advocates hei;e is unthinkable. Germany Is beaten now. She w,ns heaten when the tlrst rush on Purls fulled. She can only make the heat ing more expensive to her adversaries, and this she is doing. Put peace is an Impossibility until she. .has learn- j ed on?e miuI for all that she is beaten, and. in the spiritual and eternal fact, beaten for all time. ? Wall Street Jour nal. To which every right-thinking, hon est-hes rtr*d trrvpr of liberty and hater of unscrupulous murder of women and children should reverently say Amen and Amen. --Manufacturers Pecord. Governor Manning has appointed II. (J. Osteen. of Sumter, and T. P. Tluiek ston, of Cedar Springs, for the pur pose of representing South Carolina In the rural credits conference to be held under the jvrsonnl guidance of Iiavhl I.ubln, I'nlted States delegate' ro the International Institute of Agri- j culture. Pome, Italy. These confer- j i nces are to be held during the meet ing .if the Southern Commercial Con- j gress in Charleston next ww>k. Hermitage Cotton Mills Camden, S. C. FOR SALE ? Second hand pulleys, shafting, hang ers. and two sheaves. The above named will be sold at a low price for cash. If interested call or write. PERSONAL MENTION. \|. i ? Alex l!r?>\vii ami J, C. llll 1 4 <n, mouther* of (hi* rut Ion hoard for K^nhiiw county, \yerw in < "a n?? I ? ? Monday. The former culled at The (4fin'ii4d?? (ifllce uih} i'DiiuwihI Ills m\?I? * < ripi inn tor another your. i ' i- jf, t. Hoy, ivlw li'it* Icon in Now* York City, taking ;i post graduate coii rM? In uumIMiu!^ returned Monday, l a null ii Ms certainly Ui I o oonur.itu ?i t *< I mi the line moving pleturo jilny* hone in tin* the Majestic," kii It | l)r lay i <> a < 'iii'mili le (mm. Wliilo not it study in New York iio vlyltptl tl" otaee* of in t ami ii I mi j uttQiaJi '.I many of iho. |V|i Inn- j layhouses, ami i ' ?> I hut fcij* wrv.it*U tlx* Camden I1""1 ili* are I; the same as in tin. \let ropoH*. ; -j Hov, ,1 i'?, Hov.ejnaii, a former r? ? .1 U'ii t nf iIMh county, Vvlm \yat? at.ui.i im?* j'ae+tor nf tlu? Ilapilst 'church at vojxhaw, wii >> in Camden TjUJttMltly. Mi' 'it./.ciaaii Ita -i i '.nruo of < huro'he-s In 1 1 1 1< ui county, and in al*o couuoeled 1 tin- Ciiluii Times, \\ hlch is otu ? f tin* Hpjrt ? '?nnly papers In the stal' Mr. .1. A. Mellon, ateold ami roupe t ' ?d .riti/.cn uf (' linden, will I ('aye short v In make bis Inane at \YM hsfoi.it- Huh in V (\ For many. years lie lias hoei ellllig sewing nwn -III iii's In fin* count .mil Is well ami favorably known t>n? ijut a host <?f f?h>?t|? win) regret i? HH> lilni leave here. Mr. .1. H. Cunningham. of Chester va's In Camden on Tuesday last. Ml-, .Inn Uoiigh,. <>f Itethuue, spoil' laiJJ Tuesday in < 1 1 1 1 1 ? I ? ? Mrs. W. It, If-itr-li i- \i Itln^c Mi . (Irogory In Kershaw. J>r. ami -Mrs. W. U. Clylniru ami sun l.owls, spent I * i s t Sunday in Kcrrflinw. Mr, Jos. It. Croeki r. of liosion, Mass.. wns in Camth n several days this Week! stopping at tlic home of Mr. Ilctir, Savage* Mr. Crocker is associated with ? Mr. Savage In the erection of tin* build Im,' ( %i i eon i or. of Hroad ami DeKall st reels. .Cards received in Caaic.en announce the birth of a hod to Mr. and Mrs \. .1. ilelhnan. Nov. JJOth, at Chester. (3, Mr. I,. C. Shaw, the ropl estate agent, has temporary <pia iters in The Clironl cie otliee where lie will he pleased to liave his friends call on him. Sir Shaw will occupy an otliee room. in the Savage otliee building as soon as com pleted. Miss Miand Williams left last nlglit for Most on, whore she will spend some time. Miss Kllzahotli Carrison will leave tomorrow for Raleigh, N. C. ITEMS OVER THE STAtE Iloht. 10. Wilds. a prominent citizen of Darlington, died In u Columbia hos pital last Tuesday. Hi* was a brother of W. E. Wilds, of Longtown, and Geo I. Wilds, of Kidgeway. Rev. Roht. Martin, aged 77, an hon oimhI Methodist preacher, died at his home in Iva <?n Wednesday night. Proceedings have started In t lio fed eral court at Greenville to condemn 50,000 acres of mountain land to he re served for national forest. When the dispensaries in Richland county are rinsed on December .'11. uu ler the general prohll Itlon act. the stock on hand will he worth from 'H.iM to $ 10.000 In the opitdon of L 'tultman. state dispensary ^auditor. The next legislature will he asked, It is said, to dispose of the extra stocks In the various counties. Several counties will sell out their stocks before the tlr^t"*of the year. .1. W. Chapman, an engineer employ ed by a lumber company In Colleton ! county. Is being sought by the sheriff, j charged with the murder of Alec) (Jrubbs, a negro. It is alleged that the, engineer heat the negro who was steal ing a ride on a lumber train, over the ; bead with a pistol, crushing bis skull 'and then threw him . Into., a. .desert ed-i field, leaving him to die. I>r. George Renett, of Columbia, who j I has been sending some time in thlsj i country after serving In Red Cross i ,wnrk in hospitals along the battle line! of Europe, has again returned to the I front. ,? A' I.exlngtou county Jury last week [ awarded Mrs. Cynthia Williams ? ver- ? TlFTof $20,000 against the S. A. I,, railway for the alleged killing of her! husband by a train of the defendant | company. Aaron 1*. Prloleau, the Charleston - negro, has tiled a contest against the ? seating of Congressman Whaley. 1 * i* i f >- ! lean has been tiling contests for 1(5 1 yea rs. Elliott Hawkins and IIolllls Suber, j negroes of Newberry, procured two, quarts and a pint of gin and proceeded j to drink all of It, Hawkins went home : and died. Two men were killed shortly before " o'clock Sunday morning when the) automobile in which they were driving -truck a freight train of the Seaboard \ir Line railway at the crossing at i Elm wood avenue and Wayne street.; Columbia. The dead are Ashhy W. 1 Havenport, agent for the Atlantic Fife: Insurance company, ami William C. ! Swlttenberir. bookkeeper for J. M. Van' Metre. T Frank Falls, representative of the Scoileld Auto Music company, the third occupant of the car. escaped with slight Injuries. Hnveri|>ort ami ! SwJttentu rg were Jmrled at Newberry. ' Eight young men have been admit- ? ted to the practice of law In South , Carolina. i Letter* to Santa Claut. ^ ? ?.???; W?"W?' I' Hinder UilH livHdiii# w# w|j( publlnb Iti ottf uo\t two Ihsuih lot torn frn in t In* | children to Sit if ta nuns, In the letter t.-il your UHiuo, and nd<uv? iiihI j < << if 'I -..v (,'hn)?tHe cuu'l help .you to i H.nntu 4 *tii mh l?rhiK you whnt you . ..illd t)Kc. Wlltc hill) II letter ulid j end It tu 'liV' 1 'I)foiiic)t<. ) Pet hitue, .S. J)0O. <1, Dear Sti 1 1 1 ;i Clnus: VS'i) ai. tWU III- ! j/jr!* wtfdl !> audtl \y'o want you! i I (ijV.ilKC Vl'illK U* a (loll hnhy " .iiiij earrhojo, it few toy* .and twine! I'ritll iiiul t*ii inly . Our pftpa ha* huen I ; 1 la I v zed for jwuriv tlyg jeurs, ;.<? we n't. hvKIdk you to plea>c rcjucmhcr UH, ? Intr Mauta. ,, V'our little friends, i ICittli mid IlluiieUo Ui,Vr<lii<T. ' Dear Santa < 'hum : Please Mng mo j , hue shine, Hand i) in I ii I PUHli for the; (anij lilAl it "lit ij ?r | lay Imr. r and jh ' .Jay Utll iiml' n trioil tTi organ ft tlVl ! Ijjfil ilj'O \v < ii'Ks. 'I hank tvoti ftlf what; . ?.U lu ll.;! IJtft, J >iJ||(l I<| Team* Camden. 1 leal' Sillitu ri;tu*..t I NS (lilt II < loll ?ml a (loll ha I y a .rriatfe and ii tea set , ? : i < I I w out the tea set-to hp In red. i(i((.} I vvntit a | iti.i r of hod ronltl ; ij i mikI ii | nir (\jt slippers fur my l( ll, I |j| N'lt'l 1 f.UITllttflOlt hllMCOlnh, I >, ,< '? 11)0011, : ' ?' -V^r-rrr? ? ^ \ l.'.or Santa Clans: We are so clad 1 J ? ; ' i ( lit i- tjii'iH I.; noiic and lit>|<o you i .ill ^uroly entire t'" koi* iik, fcii' iJiMiton j i iial I try to l'?k fsutnl nod not toasr j Mi I hiu }>o,v morn than wo cim help | 'lease I Hint all throe of u-. lotju'blos. ! 1 w oitlij l>?? rind for two' .iotd.s, atso i <*ia. . naiiMit i-iiialU's and tliv ( fackiTs. : lr-ri wants tlir v:nu<> and i kyr .u Uel ' ; 'rd'iin silv-> !-u likes {link caiul.v and niiiijticii in:i rliii:'.. I |6|:o Vvo has'c 1ml - led for ji >o niU.Ojl,; WldiiliJ.' vmi ;i M' rry ciiri lacis. .MonUric, ihVnfoii, tid .|a.H;iti Hunts, 1 ii.'i Fair street, v>i aideii. N. ?' j . ??? ^ a ' - // < laindoti, s, < J )(?f. 2. Dear Sanl:i : I'lease clvo uie ill) ulr 'Mill', sr. liio "fil/i - s ui'irMus and a trjiln, ? -nil a typewriter, fruit, nuts and can* i iind Anjorlctni iiiodeiite huilder. It! on enii't lirin^ liK* .'ill of lliese, I es ' (?' (ally want t Mo laiilder. Sidney '!'. Zemp. ?117 Laurens St.. (Vmiden. Dear Santa ('Inns: Please hriiif; me ! i - 1 ?1k dell. I love you Santa ! Daisy Ljiiik. | Camden. S. Doc. I?, 1015. Dear Snntn Clans: 1 want you to ?ring mo a hat for my ralt'ieoat. and i'Iiio rP I too nixl ? doll ami a carriage. Vnd a dress ami some fruit. too, and y?mo fireworks, and a pair of stockings, '"."t Snntn, you will have to oonio in ?he door for you can't come down five ?himney for wo liavo a heater up. Wo ill leave the door unlocked. ' Your riiend, Annio Moore. " . k ? - - ' --v' ~ ~ "7~". Camden. S. C., Deo. 2. 1015. j Dear S?M'ta Claws: 1 wnnt a foot . '"'U. m wpf'on. a coaster brake for my Imm'I '^"ldior s"H and a- sword. drom. tire works, A sfo"kln'e f'dl of candle^ ??ixl frnifw. hot Dear Santa. T don't von to hr'iM' mo anv more whins pi.',? von i<r'*""W Civ'stmos before last. f?->r T.iion't (''ink RlUv needs any more t'-if fin >| <><>?Vd |V<??" |iniv DO!' r Santa. r want a wagon like Sid Zemp's .owl fi o'Ullo " "itp'lf, 'i vil some good books. Dear Santa, I love \-im) in v ho<t. )???d f?,noo upon a t'me the fonobor in tlio Sunday school ask cil nil of I ho >"<vs ?Hii tlvov lovo their mother and father the host and all of tho hov< ^ i?l thov lovod their fathers' and metiers tho host, hot I said I love Santa Clans tho best. 'ennse yon are so good to mo. Good-bye. TTappy Xm^s ? nd morrv new year. I live on TiVttleton street, tho number ,of my house is 1211. Jack Nettles. FINAL DISCHARGE. V Notice Is hereby glveij, that one month from this date, on Saturday, January 8th. 101(1. I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Cmfrdian of t lie estates of Ix>u Roberts and Dave R. Roberts. I ami .on tin* same day I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge ?from my trust ie< said Guardian. .1. C. MASSKY, Cuardian of Lou Roberts and Dave R. Roberts. errmdon, S. <\. Dec. 0th,~1915. TheJLrst complete automobile fiuieral outQt for South Carolina has ' been established in Columbia by the firm of .T, "W. McConnick, undertaker. A handsome hearse, throe limousines, two touring cars and an ambulance, all motor drawn, are noSv owned by this Columbia establishment. Governor Craig of North Carolina made the memorial address to the Klks of Columbia Monday. CHOICE CUTS OF MEATS We are selling on Hut ledge street, near Western I'nion Office, the very eholeest native meats, and are ask ing you to look over the following pricees for Cash: Heef l(>. l'J'i, and 15c pound Choice Stew Heef l'-MiC pound Choice Stonk <<r ltnast llic Choice Pork 17 and 1>nc l'ork and r,t*ef Snnsage mixed. ...20c All Pork Sausage, sj>ecial order.. 'J!*.' All of our meats are from the very highest class \onng native cat tle, that ha\e i <??-n stall fed. and you can't thnl lietter. We will not purchase an >*M cow for nse In our pinrket. A Atrial order will make you a regular and satisfied ensto nier of this market. CASH CENTRAL MARKET rhone No. 1 Camden, S. C. A tmooo < ? 'I Ion mill will l>e iuiilt in CiOvtTi York couuty. \ SUMMONS FOR^ELIEfT"" srn tf ??f Bout I) Carolina, Couuty of Kershaw. Court of Coiiiniou Pleas. I. II. Me.wr, Plaintiff. . liiMilnst C. s. Nhholxou, .1. T. MucUey ftud N. 11. Workman, Deft'iula ut s. I'd The Pefeudauta above named : Y< ii art hereby miiohiommI and re lilt Ti'tl to answer the complaint In this w i i< n, (it whk'li a copy is herewith .i rvnl iiiuiii you, iin?l to H(,'|"vu ii Copy of \.i r anxvsittr to tJltt -?:1 ! < 1 complaint on Hi ? siilc-ii-rilicrs i;t their office In Camden, s, within twenty (U<>) ?!c after t l?t? service ' hereof, t?Xf*Ili - k!\?? of the day of such service; a nil If yotl f ill t'? ritjswer the complaint within ilu* time aforesaid, the plaln{HY In tUlu affirm win . i j . i . 1 \ i o tfh Court tor t Up ivliof < ! i m 1 1 :i > i' h'< I In Hi mp'alnt. K!Kkl,A\'D <V K1KKLAND, Plaintiff's Attorneys. I lilted Camden. S. Nov, 13, J'.ilf). Vo (he Defendant, (\ S. Mt'lioSnon; Von will please take notice t hut tlir Complaint herein was (i It'll In thu of lire of '"lerk of Court for Kershaw C.Hinjy, In Camden, S. on (his the Ilrst dii.v of December, A, I 11)11$, K I i( K I j A N,i) k K I KKLAND, Plaintiff's Attorneys. MaFteR'S s.m,e. SI:.! ? .?!' South Ciirollua, I ('oi.oly of Kerdiaw, < 'our! of Common Plea*. I M. y,. Klrkhmd. Plaintiff. . Og;)lnst I I 'i . Tin Hilton, Stevens Mppf^htflo C i?':| iiny. W. .1. Davis ?!- Hrother, <?. ; tl. T.endjr, and l.erdy Springs ami O, ; : J. f-' minion, copartners in trade as Springs and Shannon.. Defendants. I'hder and hy virtue. of a decree j heroin, of the Honorable I. W. Dow ! man, presiding judge, of date Novem ber .27th, lfHft, I will sell, for cash, I during (lie legal hours of sale, on the j first Monday in January. 11)10, being j l lie third day thereof, the following deserihed .real estate: All that piece, parcel or tract of land situated In Kershaw County, South Carolina, whereon Hugh S. /r'honipson resides-, containing three hundred and fifteen (315) acres, uu)re or less, devised to the said Hugh S. Thompson hy 15. J. ltatclifife; hounded North hy lands of J. A. Outlaw; ICast hy. James ?Stokes; South hy M. P. Davis; West hy lands formerly of S. Ii. Hull, now deceased, now of Mrs. Alice Humphries. ? L. A. WITTKOWSKY, Master Kershaw County. Decern her 0, 1915. I ? ft ?? WANTS FOR RENT ? S FOR SALE .FOUND ? A bunch of keys. Owner can get same by culling at The Chiron* lele oil ice and paying 2s>c for this ad. FOK SALE ? One second-hand two horse wagon, in good condition. A bargain at the price. Apply to II. (I. Carrlson, Jr., Camden S. C. 34 ! FOUND ? A pistol. Owner can get it by ' cabling at Chronicle olllce and proving same, and paying $1.00 re ward ayd 25e for this notice. WANTED ? Your Electrical work. Prompt service and good, safe work by old experienced electrician. Phone 188. Frank L. Zemp, Camden, 8. C. 34-5-0p CAKE BAKING? Telepliorie your or ders for having your Christmas cakes baked. Ca kes of. JUJX- -ilescriptlohr ? Mrs. B. P. "Dehoache, phone 280-L, Camden, 8. C. 33-4p ELECTRICAL Work? Electrical ..re pairs, electrical supplies. No job too large, none too small, all appre ciated. Phone 188. Frank L. Zemp, CmiKien 34-5-0p STRAYED OH STOLEN ? One blue speckled male hound puppy, about half or two-thirds growu. Disappear ed about the last of September. Ke wam for return of dog or Information leading to his recovery. J. M. Carson, Kershaw, S. C. ? 32-3-4-pd. HADN'T you better let me go over that old house wiring and see If It Is still safe? No charge for inspec tion. Phone 188. Frank L. Zemp, Camden- 34-5-Gp We wish to announce to our friends and customers that after Dec. 1st, our present location on Broad St., will be changed to the old i?ostof!lco building where we will be In a posi tion to do your Work well a'hd promptly. Thanking you for past favors, we solicit your continued pat ronage. All work will receive my careful nixl prompt attention. Phone 1 10, (ilbbs C. Carter & Co., ladles and gent's tailors. 32-3-4-5p ! CYLINDER Oily ? We have high grade j Automobile engine oil ; 3 gallons for $l.oo, 35c per gallon. We sell on an j average of about a barrel a week. | Everybody pleased. (We use It our selves.) W. O. Hay's Garage & Ma chine Shop, Camden, S. C. ? 1-2-3-4 i Don't forget to phone 800-J or visit my place on Broad St., next door to Mrs. S. A. Wlttkowsky, for Rorh Hid San itary Bread and cakes, fresh every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and other good things to eat. Prompt delivery. Terms cash. E. J. I -?wis. 8-tf. ssjsapsar sq JJiMil return to the l>rJ * KtTHiiuw County, ?H Kstute of llenly * I "V ,h" "?"??' 'late Mill A si <ll#eh*rg<i trow ii) y oputor, as Mt] a M\ llHVtnu Hal,,. Ww siild Astute Will preS" ^ verltied, to the UnUei^jS %??< r.? if that tiato or U? f, .lvv,. "" '*1 HOKA..-K ' ??'??- x?v.-i?i,.r FINAL DISCHARGE ' Norte* In UcritllV ul veil ?) froio thin Unto ?,. ftji i I^coujher UMi, i?m5. | will l! ^ i lift I?r.h)ute r?,nrl of K,.rs|?.J '".v Una I return ??? (Mfi* H entHt? of I .4*w1h UoIkmIs "f * Uu> i win ?nPr /rtH Poll rt for ? "TIY> l" n?e J a final illscliiii'L'c fr.in, - : rust as m?U1 MnftrilJaii. 1 MASSMY, 'te JU&etiL lsUi, mis < itijmilan of Lewis t nii]?len, S. C., November JSth iou FINAL DISCHARGE. | Notice Is hereby glv#jj thm ' H month from this dates on Kiitunil I.)ecenibor Uth, 1016, I will eiakr* Hie j>r<)V?to Judtf't; of Korshaw c.iuJI my linal return us Administratrix the JOk. Into Of John S. Hrowiu ;ii i.l ask from i l?t% s:iid Court b-itwM ptsiulHsor.v as Miihl Admlnlwtrat/ii MRS. 1KA11KI, HliOWN, I Adiiilnistfairix. I Camden, S. p., November Uth, 1015. ? FINAL DISCHARGE. 1 Notice is hereby Klven ttint <,J .month from this (late, mi Mondavi Hero in bv? -"th. 1015, 1 will make tfl 1 1 it* Prolate Court of Kershuw Count] my Html return as Cunrdlun of the o: t:iti? of Minnie Scott, and on ^ same tiny I will apply to the said Court for a filial discharge from my trust as said Guardian. 1 K. T. 'lOSTUIDOR, (JUftrilliin.' CrtimhMi, H. C., November 2Cth. 11)10. ~FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice Is hereby jdvon that oad month fivan this dnte,' on Saturday,] January fith, 15)1(5, 1 will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County ray flnnl report ns Administrator of the estate of Annie (J. l'rlee. deceased, 6d4' on - the same day 1 will apply to the said Colrt for Letters Dlsmissory as said Administrator. J. L. GUY, Administrator. Camden, S. C., Dec. 0, 1015. MASTER'S SALE. State of South Carolina , | County of Kershaw In the Court of Common Pleas -J Addle C. Adams, Plaintiff, against John Ilerrlett, Defendant ? Under and by virtue of a Decree In the a l>o ve case 'by Hon. I. W Bn,,in'?n, Presiding Judgft hi the Fifth Circuit, of date November 27th, 1015, I will offer for sale In front of the Court House door in the City of Caindeu dur ins: thfc legal hours of sale on the first? Monday In January, 1910, being th? 3rd day thereof, the following describ ed parcel of land : "All that parcel or lot of laud in the county of Kershaw* In the state of" South Carolina containing Forty-Five (*15) acres, more or loss, and bounded as follows : on the north hy land of S. It. "Adams, on the east by road lead ing from old Poor House to Adams Mill, on Che South by Meltae lands and on the west hy land of Lucy Warren, said land having been conveyed to John Herrlett by Riley Ilerrlett by deed of date March 10th, 1M)1." 4- ? Any person desiring to hid at mW sale shall first deposit with the Master the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) In money or certified check as a pledge to make good hi* hM 'i case of Its, acceptance. Terms of sal* cash, purchaser to f ?? Jj. A. WITTKOWSKY, Master Korwiiuw y^uuty. Decemher Othr-HUS^ K. M. Estridge D. E. Hinson Estridge & Hinson COAL AND WOOD We are handling Coal and wood at the S. A. L. freight depot and respectfully so licit your orders. Prompt and satisfactory service giv en all orders. Machine to Cut Wood We also have a machine to cut wood in your own yard. Rates reasonable. Call us up for anything you need. ? Phones: Yard 28 Residence 2105 STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING Notice is hereby given Mint thcro will ho n meeting of. the Stockholder*. <>f the Hank of Camden nt Its oflk? m the City of Cninden. nt 12 o'cloc* M.( on Friday, Dec. 81st, 1015, to vote on a resolution to Increase the Boiw of Directors of sa id Bank from seven (7) Directors to nine (Of Director* By order of the Board of Direct** of Bank of Camden, H. O. CARRISON^-fl President. ! jj . C. H. YATKS, Cashier. Pwnd^B, S. a, JUc. Ut, 1015. , ^2