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CITY TAX EXECUTIONS. I in I. i /i nil b> v 1 1 1 tii" i<fll-?* ?-xi < ii t Ioiik r?> the ni# 'i?*rk and Trcn. inn <?f (||f CJfj -M I HI dot), I will *?-ll at public olltf r V l?cfor?* t Oja-ra limine lit Cu n><h*n. dinini: tli?* log A) luKirx of .Srtlr. nil ||U! 0D)l M"li Way in .liiiniii ry, IOHI, the following ? le I il,i <| l it y |in?i*Tl> 1 ,ot of Alltll MoHcJey. bounded noltll by IhihIm of Ii. 'I'. MIIIk, wiulli by IhiuIh of Sarah V.'hlMlebm, eiint (?> lands of ltov. J H)W, WM>( by Cordon aire t of < 'amdcn. 'I'o Im< Mold for I'M 4 l i.f Hii luiMMnl r..:, iuun, bouuded north by la nil* of Srta^ail Colemun, cant by land* of (Hyhilm **>tutc, wont by 4 'ampbcll h( soijjh by land* of ^ 1 1 > K Wood To l>< y^'l fo? tnX(IH for imr* m*. ittf.i. i?i? l A) t of M K Cblpm', bounded ??? hV ||> | til a 1m of M I -iiikIiIIii. nortH l>.\ ialida of Timber*, vyi*it by lamb- of TbnU^rw, south by Hulled#' Htr?i'i 'IV I*' s"bl for t axe* fo r yeai-. IIH.'t, I'M I lOntate <>f .Ifine IbiiiiHoo, bounded east by NorthweHtern Ha II road, YvcHt by Caiudoo Wholesale < Cotti pany, Koiilb Ity Ihii.cIh of Ilo v., II row I), north by DcKalb street To '!"? Hold for taxes for yiMiv IIIIB, MM 1 f/ot of Tftnn l/cvy, hounded north by lauds of K. C. vou 'J'rwkow. south by imiils of Cvmix Collins, ifi.si by lands of JOvaiiH ( 'oil I iim, 'west by < 'a umbel I ?treet To be aold for laxe* for 1014. l/ot of Wiley and Heutoii Slieorn, bounded by lands of C. I*. Dultoso, east by lands of. (?e If Mnkn, nouth by lands of Cnleb Tbknor, wont by Mill ?street. To be sold for taxes for 11)14. Ia>1 of li, H. Tcdiu. hounded east and north by H foot alloy way, south by Monument Square and I. II. Alex ander, went by T. H. Team. To l>e wold for i.i M', for year 1U14. A C. WIUTAKi;i(, ' Chief of I'ollce. STOCK HOI 4>KKS MKKTINCi Notice la hofoby given Hint there will be a mooting of the Stockholder of the Hunk of Camden at Its office in the (ttty of Camden, at 1U o'clock M., on Friday, Doc. .'llat, 11)15, ti? vote on a reHolutlon to increase the Hoard of Directors of Hald Hank from seven (7) Directors to nine (11) Director*. Hy order of the Hoard of Directors of Honk of Camden. II. O. CAItKlSON', President. C. H. Y AT ION, Cashier. Camden, s. Dec. 1st, nnr?. M 7 t * The RAYO LAMP SAVES TROUBLE ling it? and won 1 dering why it won't burn The Ravo is 1 simple in construction and in design* It lights without removing the shade and gives the best sort of light ? the kind that won't hurt your eyes. ! OU don't have to spend the greater part of your time Lamps Rayo lamps an* an ornament any home They requite little attention ? vet ,s add to the altiacuve the 100m The\ . . . c a-Vi ? the svmboi ot vltiCV ? \ v ? e<- o no in v ? <;onv enter I .W r, . Oil i<> o'>/<uii\ . in Oil ('s// llcdlrrs. (in (I The Kay u is only one many ptodnets that bring <orf rttnl et ummn to the far Ask for them hv name Matchl cs< I aquid ( do\s Standard Hand S<p;n;itor O.I - Standa.o H iiusr ho I (i 1 .aihricanr Parovvax Fairoka Harness Oil Mica Axle Grease If your dealct does not carry these, write to our nearest station STANDARD OIL COMPANY (.New Jenny ) - BALTIMORE WtihlattoA, I). Cl. Charlotte, N. C. Norfolk, Va. Charleston. VV. Va. Richmond. _V* Charleston S. C. ? _ PERSONAL. Mr. K. N. Heard, of l*?e?vllle, wan a V I - 1 1 ? #? to ? ii 1 1 1 ? 1 ? ? 1 1 i hi u . ,-k MIsh NIjiu HIiikoii, of Columbia, 1*; vUlMiMC ri'liiilu'h in ? "?i i ii ? i ? ? ? i MIhh I'eiiri Helk. of LuiieuMer. whc .1 hollda> v laltof in < '.un<i?-n Mls? Mn^'li' Sinyrl. <?f < '? ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? i :? ij) Vbt|()U| frlrmls Ik Camden. Mis* I ,||(|^ t'urelval, of IliM'k I II II . I* v ImIi Inn Mr*. K (', stoke*. Hity Jnlfli A. Davison njM-iit t H?* hoi Idu.v* ill lit home at < '.?nn i . (ia Mr*, I. !'*?' Shaw and children. vUlt I'd relative* |it Kershaw thin week. V | | < W | ! V 1 1 1 1 H H 111 I -Oil. SitlM. it I ?? , i, 0 vUil I., I "la I I \ i' - at S 1 1 1 1 1 III' ' I' I ' >| i . Ml** 4 i ll?>l III** Mitchell, of l,ee*vllle, < i \MHiik Mi'k, A. M. fffihphcll mu> so|?i?u? of w 1 1 in i uKt on. N <?. I* flu* i^uest of Mrn. I C, Shaw. Mr, (i. S Hk'vdns visited his friend, ('apt T W; UlejM ai Lancaster Mon day. i Miss Ma l*> Mlekle, of Columbia, was i tin- KM?*si of horoofolk* durloK IKp holi day*. Mr. C, I'. \V Sullivan, of Koanoke, Va? was InCamdeh severul days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nelson, of ('lie raw, were visitor** In Camden tin* past week. Ml*s Martha McDowell, of Hurts vtlle, visited homefolk* during the hol idays. Mr. .1. I'". Watt* and family, of Mraiifhv 1 1 U*. an' visiting friends In the county. MI.sk Kullle DoSaussure . of Atlanta, HjM'nt lust week wltn .Mrs. I/dtle Sin gleton. Mr. ami Mrs. ,1. A. Marlon, of York, visited relatives In Camden during the holiday*. Miss Maude Cook, of Camden rfd 5, k i m mi tt last w<?ek In Ciiiiidiyi with her luother. Miss Kuble Davlw was the Kuest of her homefolks In Sumter during the holiday**. ; I)r. Fred S. Hojh\ of Churlenton, was the guest of friends a few days during the holidays. Miss Ktta Watts, of the Columbia Hospital, was a visitor here during the holidays. Mr. aild Mrs. Ira 11. Jones, Jri, spent Sunday In Camden with the hit ter's parents. Capt. \V. (I. Adams s|>ent the Christ mas holtdavs with his daughter at Shelby. N. C. Mr. James Heath. of Ceorula. was .i visitor to relatives In Camden dur i i iK the holidays. Mrs. It. Ii. Boll. of Wextvllle. spent Friday with. Mrs. Daisy IlaAseltlne. ? Hock Hill Herald. Mrs. Kllssaheth Voung, ??f Book Hill, .visited her brother. Judife Wy F. Bus sell. the past week'. Mr. Donald Alexander has been on a visit to bis father, Dr. 1. H. Alexan der, the past, week, Mr. and Mrs. 1). K. 11 bison and fane lly of Columbia, were visitors bore during' the past week Mr. <!. A. DeKay. who Is now lo eated at ( {eorgetowu. was here a few days during the holidays^ MYs. Catherine Bell, m Westvllle, was a holiday visitor at the. home of her sister, Mrs., W. F,. Bussell. Mrs, Oscar Rlckenhaker and son. of Orangeburg. spent the week with Mr. and Mr* M. <1. Huckahee. Miss latere! in Baker, who is attend ing Wlutbrop. spent a part of her I'brMnuis holidays with relatives in Camden. Mr. Thomas .!. Arrants. who has been touring <ieoriria and Alabama for. sev jcrni months in hi.* automobile. has re t nrned home. M|ss Marguerite l.aiug, of Coluui bla, and Miss (Hive halng, of Atlanta, are holiday quests of their sister \| Sydney Smith. Mr. and Mrs. D. (i. Fletcher, of Wo>.|viMe. have moved to Camden to reside in the future. They are lo cated on Fair Street. MUs Anne Thompson will leave Fri day to :>pi>nd the holidays with her "Ulcr. Mrs. It. 1',. Dcl.oacbe. of Cam den Rock Hill Herald, Mr. anil Mrs. I t's i 15. Junes, Jr.. re? ?Mirmnl t:;vt ti ttrtir from Their honey Jiuji.n spent in .New York and Wash ington Lancaster News. .Mr. :iinl Mrs. T. K. t-1. ,.f KershrtW; " i'\ \ in ( 'm oij l**ii w it h M r r< v: ?>. M r.. :i i i?l Mrs. .!. .! The friends (if M?v. X w i ! i I n? plea s(>i | id 1<||i i\\ Klet< her ami 1 i f ?penl hist 1 'let flier's '.oodale. A Myers she is ?(??hi: forth u i'.i'U 'I !. xv i 1 1 '?! i s \ ' ! ; nit-rdy ! :it thi after ah nprrnrtnn per ? Columbia hospital !hi: f Hill Chapter l K A. It. p l-.t its noM meetliiu Thursday. ?itK :?t the heme nf its reeonT. T .1. Kirkland at four o'eloek. p-.'iers are ur.'ed to at tend. \V A. Sehroek. \vh<> lm? heel i a resi ? leiit <>f i 'olumlda .fur s..me time leave* tomorrow, t" ae? ept n position on The Piedmont . of ( ; reeii ville, as machinist operator in the mechanical depat ; >iii til. 1'ise sihi v "s Inml'la Kecord. Miss 1 'llzahft h l'ii:?lish. of Columbia, who !.s a native of Kershaw County, ?Hid who formerly reshle?l In Ca,nnlen. has hei'it spendim: her holhlay vacation lore indexing the hooks of the Cain n Library, makintr it ready for the niiiK noxt Monday. histea<l of her vacation elsewhere, she u'fa '?"V tendered lief ser\ hvs t ? ? the terX^ Ssvoeintion merely for the In w nv vt ill hohls for her old hojue l . Had Itanquet. five .Masons leathered h Moml a \ n i lt h t for tVe new 1 \ eluded Viimpier After \^Oistriet Dep ^^ace ami ^vv;a>Nuci je?\ KfjuhtTS 1T1 X. M.out ? : f Ma ? ir. -:a ihit.f ii i-is aiul en -1 illation of ':f Crand M'tslt the t-Mife rtintf of didate, a i; ratal spre other iroo<l eats were" Mas?ei Mendel 1.. Stnltl? master and the 'ollowlrt^ s|>olided to toasts : Rev. vlson. 1,. T. 1 taker, of ColtiVhla. I'm Uheneherc, .1. H. WnllnoiN l\T. M\N U. T. iioodnle and W. n\leI?oav Several visitors from other lobes w*e present to enjoy the evening.! STOC KTON IIAI) MANY VIHITOKH. j Iti >y klu, S. < i'.. -JM We h?<l I Ik lit* weather f?>r Christmas ami we all ' I .?<l a UK0I i > I llllO 9*1)11 hl*t Wednesday evening tin-,' . i . K l ? ? 1 1 ? Ikm.I had their ChrUtma* .?Mi l ii comdated nt illal(tguuM solids, iiii'l recital Ion* Tin- chlhlicn all did their parts fine. Mrs, I/oii Walkiua iiud grand daugh lt<r, Mias Daisy Gardner, of Mcltec. is! ?-pending (In- Christmas holidays with Mix. WutkllJ* brother. Mr II M I '.mi ree, MI?ms Inez ami l.?>itie Horojfhy ami j brothel', Hills . of (,'iiutcy Hill, arc' H.M-mjli.g '<4 holidays with lln;Jr auiil.j Mrs. Belton Owens* f p ? (>l; ! Mr Ibirnwell Blac^ovell, of Ik visiting at t lift home of Mr. It. M.| I V.I !??.??, Mr. ami Mr*. Larry Smith, of l'rov- ! Idciice, arc s|*>ndllig tin* holidays with' Mrs. .Smith's mother. Mih. John Glllis Mr. Luther Sow ??l|, of Camden. hjm iiI Christmas ?tu> with his mother, Mrs. KilKni*<th sowt?n. In*, ami Mrs. J. (', Beano, of Gran-, Itevllle, arc s|M*mlliiK the liolhlays with Mr. It. M. 1'carcc. Miss Kate Turner Is m| m*ii?1Iiik the I holiday* with luir aunt at Logoff. Miss Ila Benrden, teacher of the ! Stockton school is spending thu boll j days at her homo In Westminster. Mr. 8. F. Humphries, of George town, Is j jM*mllii{4 it f?'\v daya at the homo of his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. J. <\ Hmuplirles. Muster Aruohl Work man Is visiting at DcKalh. Ue\ .1. I'. Atlawa.v ami children spent Christinas day with Mr. J. c. Humphries. Mrs. J. II. Hammond sja*nt Saturday With her mother, Mrs. Kllxaheth Sow ell. Mrs, I>, I#. Howell Ik sending the holidays with her mother In Kumter. We had our regular prayer meeting at the hoiue of Mrs. Owens. This wan one of the heat meetings we have had In a long time. Uov. Mr. Fulmer made a very appropriate talk which waa en- } Joyed by everyone. Mr. T. .LA mints, of Camden, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. J. C\. Hum phries Dr. J.?(\ I'earce and Mr. Eugene, l'earce aia?nt Monday in Kerahaw. I They made the trip in Mr. I'earee's j car. . -V : ' 1 / Beached Age of 115 Yearn. .lackHonvllle, FJa,, Dec. 2T? - Record of the death of I<nura Green, negro, believed to la* the oldest, resident of Jacksonville, was placed on die In the. .city Health department today. It gave l her age as 115. Slje resided In Jack- 1 sonvillc 1(1 years, coming hero from j Charleston, S. C.. where she was horn! December 2.'t. 1K<m>. She died two days i after celebrating her 115th. birthday! anniversary. Resolutions of Keapeet. Whereas, I lie Almighty God in His wisdom and providence has seen -fit. to remove from our midst by death Bro. J. I<. Catoe, of Mt. IMsgah, the Farm ers Secret- Society, 1ms lost one of the most valuable members that It takes to make a good Brother. He inissoss cd those traits of character which go to make a man great In God and in like manner he was punctual to hia duty, having 'the brotherly love of hla neighbors. He was honest and truth ful and Industrious. He was consider-' ed by all who knew hint heat . to be a co-operative worker for the upbuilding, of his community, but the Lord In Hia wisdom has seen lit to remove our. Brother and hi' Is gone but not for gotten. and we as a band of Brethreu extend our sympathies to the bereaved ones. Therefore, he it "f Resolved, by the Farmers Secret So ciety first, that a copy of these resold^ lions he sent to the county papers for publication. Second, that a copy 1h> sent to the family of the deceased. Third, that the same be spread on the minutes of our local I'nion. Done t?aN the order of Mt. IMsgah Farmers Se? cret Association. *? N. B. Welsh W. IV Kodgcrs W. F. Bird Com mil tee. f .IctVerson. fi. C., l'fd 'J, Dee. 2N, 1915. r ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE* State, of South Carolina ;^rJ County of Kershaw VI 1'nder and by virtue of an. urd^r math* by \V. L. Mel ?? ?\\ ??! I . Jutlgo Of Probate of Kershaw County. Ntatfc n foresaid, hearing < t :t 1 1* I >eoeniher 'J7th, IDlfi. I will sell at public salt* on Sat unlay, the 15th day of January, in front of the Hank of P>cthuuo or st:hit" other convenient place in the town <?f (tethnne. S? C.. tin* following personal property of the estate <>f' Wilo\ Marshall, deceased : Twelve (I'.M Shares of Capital Stock of tin- I tank of nethune, S. < >ne (1i Tw(? llorse Wagon. < >iit* Ml) M ule. t Mm* 111 Stalk Chopper, ami t ?ne ()> Guano ]>istrihutoi Terms of salt- CASH. s. cat<m:. f'. AdminM rator.J, Camden. S. C., I >ec. *J7. 1P1.Y FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that one month from this dale. on Saturday, January Nth. 1016, 1 wilt make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County lAy flim I re]>ort as Administrator of the estate of Allllio (5. Price. dts-eascd, and on the same day 1 will apply to tjfte sail I Court for Letters I Msmissory as sahl Administrator. .? i. c.rv. Administrator. Camden. S. C.. i>ec. 'J. 1P1,~. j, FINAL DISCHARGE. Nolice is hereby given that one; month from this tlate, on Saturday, \ January Nth. U>ld, I will make to the j Probate Court of Kershaw County lny filial return as Guardian of the estates iAJ*??u UohcrUt antl L>ave H. Huberts, x\ 1 fWjn tlio same day 1 will apply to ? ? VL Ootift for a final discharge T^ust as sahl Guardian. _ . ^ .1. a MASSKy,.. Camden. ,>f I*>u Roberta B. Roberta. 1915. . I .MA ICY PICKFOKI) TRIUMPH* Again In "Th* Dawn of a Tomorrow" Tomorrow at Majestlr. \)mi> t'lcbfun), the i ? I ? > 1 1 x. ? ? I Ktai <>f till* l-'anioii- 1*1 II V ? ? - Mini Co.. adds iiiM'i 1 1 < * i striking i 'Iiii liU'i ? t i/.ii 1 1 < ? 1 1 ??? irvr n< ? repertoire of mtifii hup . In thai < oiiipaiiv 's li\ <? p n I id.lp tioh iff Mam?'-- Hodgson |)UnUf(t'H Kroiit drama of optimism. *"r>i' Dawn >>t IVHOOfrOWi" ttii' w oi id fnuioii s(ui \ of ii younp s unfaltering faith ami triumphant ultimate reward, \\ will be ut t lie Majestic Theatre on New Vi>ai%'> iHiy. on the Paramount Pro gram. . In tlii.s eelebvated play (but v.tiic) detied tlx- hearts of ho many wh"n pie i-iii ??? I on t Ii** stage ?lil? llleanor hob hoii, ii ml tho seroen version of \ylit *h will cheer an 'many t housands moro, Mary lMckford portrays the woinl and wonderful <'|inrii?*r<ir of (Jlad, 'no iciin tlful iim! rnynisl jdrl of il i? I slums, wliose undying optimism md heroic courage even Htarvallon nm1 even deadly |HM'il art* unable to ipicncb. The deilciicy of Mis* Pick ford's por trayal and the threuds of forceful sym bolism woven about Mitt drama will make an unforgettable Impression on the .spectator. How tUe Ignorant III Mi* slum-girl, !i.\ hei beautiful faith in the myste rious I'iiwci sin* but vaguely compre lirmls. Is enabled to .save, ? her lover's life from tjie Kill I own, bringing him a new liojx' and meaning of life, and awaken Ids reprobate nephew to a bet ter manhood, are vividly related in this Hubl line drama of human puffer ing and sacrifice, that ban brought to many despairing souls a new inspira tion to bear the trials of today in the expectancy of tomorrow's dawn. The. scenes in the mission of the slums, in which Glad iirst becomes at! quainted with God, are delineated in the inimitable manner that is Miss Piekford's own, and her acceptance of the belief in the Supreme is typically tender and sweet in its simple force fulness.? adv: STATE NEWS. 10. I). Ferrell, until recently an agent of the Carolina Insurance Company, was found dead in* the room of his apartment at Spartanburg shortly be fore 'noon Monday, having come to his death by Inhaling gas from a range in (be room. Tiie residence .of X II; Johnson, an architect of Columbia, was destroyed bv (ire.. Bob I'ou was killed at Ward, in Sa luda ? eounty. 10(1. Kneece Is held in jail charged with murder. The residence of Mr. Ii. P. Clanly at Laurens was destroyed by Are. Mr. J. Talley Hartb, a prominent citizen of Columbia, died Friday night. REALTY TRANSFERS 4 As Shown by Books in Office of County Auditor. K. N. Ynrliorough to D. A. McDon ald. 120 acres, $1. John Watkins to Francos Drakeford, 1 lot $75. r. H. Whltaker to James Team. 4 lots on I.onj?to\vn road, $200. I,. A. Wittkowsky, Master, to Cly hurn I.ive Stock Co.. 100 acres, $400. 1 4. A Wittkowsky, Master, to K. T, IOstrld^e. 82 acres, $1,000. I. Scott a Siilmond to Taila Hell Davis 12 acre, $50. Kosa Faulkenherry to C. T. Faul kenherry. 40 acres, $100. r, R Itlackmtin to W. U. Clylmrn, 1 house and lot in town of Kershaw, $l.ooo. - - ( S. \V. Parker to John Collins. 1 lot on First Avenue, $1. Sarah .1. .Moseley to J. F. Turner, half acre and one house, $5. Hannah Kh-klos to (i. W. McGlrt. in terest in Hie estate of S.vr us McGlrt. $50. ~ I.. 1 ?. r.vuns to ICvans Uros.. 1 lot at Itlaney. Kmir.a HatclitYe to Hank of Itethune, 52 acre's. Si 1 . ? ' ;Tl. T,: Join's to J. A. McCaskill. 4 1 -2 I acres. $25. I. N. Helms to L. J. Jordan, 15 1-2 1 acres, $l.ltio. K. A. McCaskill to Trustees School! District N<?. 1 a<*re. $15. M Intro lturroutrhs to Trustees School I District Nm, .'5">. 1 acre, $10. F. K. Mat Ids to Frank Duren. one house aiul lot on Caiuphelle street. $10O M. A. Shaw to J. M. Carson and W. It. Threatt. 15 acres near 'town of Kershaw. $000. S. T. Taylor to M. A Shaw. 2 lots of the Itaker lands, $5. A. IV Mcl.aurin to \V. M Davis, 400 acres. $t.5oo. John M< Donald to W. F. Davis. 433 acres. $1.75n. S. J. Wot to Sallle J. (iardnei'i 50 acres. $75o. \ Sallie .1 toirdncr to Kate (Gardner, 50 aen>. $750, ~ .1 . X J ohe> to Frank Itlandinp, 4 aero. $5. S 1*,. Mi-Donald, et al.-. to J. II. Spears, so nc-res, $150. I. A Wittkowsky. Master, to It. L., Sowcll. I : li? acres. $2,500. II. M Shaw to John W. Watkins. 1 house a n< I lot In 4'amdfcn on Mill Street. .<10 Savage anil Little to John Miller. 207 acrev. *1.0in>. J. S, tinrdner to Mary It room. 50 acres. $55o. J. 11. Clyhurn. Clerk of Court, to Mrs. Cora Johnson. 33 1-3 acres, $3. ii. H. ?'lyhurn to Minor M. Itaker, oo acres. $1,000. N. A. Itethune. Cashier and J. A. Stone, Cashier, to H. C. West and M. H: Rosier, 103 aorw, $1,500. Nelson Field to Nclaon Hall, 1 lot near town of Itethune. $1 and lore and affection. Use Your Whole House this Winter DON'T let cold weather lock you up in one room. A Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater will bring glowing warmth and cheer to every room of the'house. 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