The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 28, 1916, Image 6
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Telephone 31.
City Meat Market
\ork? of SJu'flW'UI aIoim- are t;re*l**r
h?n t who)* of tin- aKulounTatlon
t hint MhrtlU'ld. l??*?hlt?H, ha* a
irtf?? miiulN,*r <?f ,-uiail aU*tl vkork*
\ f 1 1 ; h manufacture a ijiiautiry of ? ?l?
?tflji ft ir th?? war TW ipainifn'iun*
f ?h?'I l? ?iij< ?? III*' Ik'^IhijId); ??f 111**
wir ha* lh?* nurfaiv whirl* It
? < ?))?!**? I ami im?w tniHillii^s continue to
?? -??t <t | ? nil thr (line Airmail# m<>rv
(huii 'Jo million* hate l??*??ii N|**nl u | ?< ?i ?
h rtK'k'raii-!l/?,liifiit ? which will haw
? <>-t 5<? iqIIMoIih when thf\ art- < ? ?m
ThN luanufart nre ? ?f shell.**
?iiiJ'Iuvh on |?*.ss than 1'J.fMNi moil The
manufacture "f cannon* ?uij<l??>- im*">
\ i'l mil 1 1 v lmlu?(rlal t'/wnw < >f Kuk
ii.il l ? I a > ? ? f? *- r the Hitme
I irfln-r r h? ti that. -line Xe|?teinl?er
tin* numU-r ? >f wi n Ml-hment - i ?< ? 1 1
?-?I |i\ tin* l'.iitfll-h .MinUter <>f Mn
i?f i ? ?f ? ?? lias liKTt'aMil h> nenrl.v !?<*?
! :- t.*la\ in ?>re than 1 tKiO ? >n that
i j ?-a r I v 7i#M"Hi worluneii * V.%4 ?
tri <- ti ami wOmen w ?*r?*
? -r*v 1 1 1 In t he manufacture ? ?f muni
n? hihI ?.f material In T 1 T? ?~.tal?
-linn'iild The workmen ->t \V<*>lwi''h
Vi-eual a ml >?( l In- other Stat** estitb
' l-h men t - art* n?>t tin I ii'lf I In these M
.'tin? Im ImiiiiL' them, tin* number of
ixrktiM'ii In t h?* establishment* con
t r ? ? 1 1 ?-< I h\ tin- Stati* or belonirlnK t ? > If
? m? >i.n.it?*?l t.? more than mhiimmi It
'?as irrt*afi\ lie rea-?*?l ? I u r 1 1 1 ?r tin* la-t
'???v tii' -lit lt?. u ha- retiehitl tin* mil
? I ? ? I . It ha- even \ |t*< I It Tilt* flirt
i t m- i;iiit>* ?li-ar that tin* Allies art*
t altogether ? h*| fiii h*ii I <>ii tin* far
? rit-- ? <1 I In* I iilt???l S r a t ? f?>r matt*
?tal f.? r >arr\lii_' on the ll^htln^
< ' i . t r ! < > 1 1 1 * i ? I >s? ? r \ r r
lil HPS AKK DKCKKASIM;
l'roi<*ftion of thf Fe*thfred Friend*
Would be Aid to Farmers.
< 'lemson ( i?tU*u?*. .Inn lift. ? Aerord
iiur to l-iolt^l.al authorities in the I ' n t
'???I Stat I ?epn rt ment of Aicrirultiir*
find elsewhere. tin* Idrd.x of the I nitial
states nn* fewer in ii 1 1 in t r h\ far
'hull the\ should he 1. 1 than u?UM.\ peo
? I.* think they art- 1 ? ? some i-um's I ? i r> J
I- pulut ton- lire iJeerea slny rapldU
' r ? :i _rh want "f | r< ?r ? ?? t ion. l-'iirmen*
v h<? waiiloidv destroy hirds i>r j?rmlt
r ! i ? ? 1 1 1 I-- he 1 1 e - 1 r i > v I'll are folluwSjii.' ;;
> thill \\ n ) he nil. re eosfl\ fo r
? mi thaii f. r aii\l?M|\ else. and < " i ? ? 1 1 1
i ..||eL'" ii r ? ? the fanner- of this
' 1 1 ? - i" dn uhatev. i they run to en
m.'1 and jip'Ieet the Idrd- that help
the dinner to riu'ht hi- battles.
1 1 i i ? 1 - are the principal enemies of
il.-oit-.. 1 1 e \ f to i.'lseefs themselves
'! l;e\ -ave the farmer-* of this eoun
inil i"!)- upon million- of dollars
?I' 1 1 e l ! I ' h\ keeping down insects tllilt
would he d e> t r i let i v e (<? crops. It is
f-r thi- reii-">n if for n<> * ?l !i?-r that the
farmer-, of th nnfry should make
-pei I a I efforts to prevent hirds from
I -ehii: needle-.-l\ destroyed and Smith
t'aiolina fanner- now have a special
I I a -on in \ ie\\ . ? f the fa<t that certain
1 ird- liave alreadv heirnn to plav -imil
!"i! im rea-itiL'lx ini|?>rtai:t. pari- it- en
? of the i i >| t ? in ho II W ee\ i I
For 1'iirt* \dwrtisinn.
I! i- hue 'in! \ ji . Jan "J I The lower
r >4 1 h of the \" i rir 1 ? : i *i 'lelieral A
? inli'v t??ia.\ pa--ei| the "pure advor
ti-iiiL'" t'i1: whh h makes it a mi-de
mea i r f -r an\ person. tirrn or cor
?oration puMi-!i a deceptive or mis
!?? nlitii: ad\ erti-enieiit .and provides f..r
li- oiTei -e a f from .<J.' to >
r i ? i.tineinei.t in tail of from In t..
ii -l.iv- or 1? -r h
A';-f:n 1 I i i : . of I \ .i A
, ?. awarded ;i l arnecie hero tnedn!
>r -a \ in- a man from a \\ ??!!
1 he w oniiin w In- died in a < '??lum'-ia
???! l.i-i Saturday morning was found
? ? : a \Ji-s W rich I of W I ruff
(?one to Mexico.
A t ia til a . < ia . .Inn < i.*orciali
ui;i w a t eh the Mexican upri-lnc- "a :.d
rn;.--.e le. w i t h a petii-iar interest f r? > 1 ? i
oil. o\\ inc to the fact that lii-ho).
Wall. ; \ ('itlidii-r. ill -pite of the ad
I,: It; III- of fearful fl'lelid-. is pre
j t ? ? h-ave for the State of (hi
.. i.ll.li.l where lie will attend three
,,!t|,.fe'. ..f the Methodist ellUP h
? .iter t.e w ; l* ? ' Ari/.ot.a to attend
?? f< r ? ? ^ ! lit-: v
i < It !' ?. 'aJh-Jiii I ... - A i ?
i i
? \ ? was > ad
? l i la- iv : 1 1 t , ha- I.e. n arre-ti^l
a .'ed with. ! ? > intf to ? ? ? .-ill 1:1
a- -? t -
W. O. HAY S
Automobile and Machine
Shop
Camden, South Carolina
h' ' I *i i pjmmI (he K<|ual (<> a?i\ in thr
^oiit h.
\\ , ? :t ! * ' I .1 ' ! /-V '
~ I ? i ? . !???>?? \ ji ?. i . r i. - ' ? .-???!
.iii'l C'l;i !':i J
Hnth-rirv j.-.j n ;tl,
\ ??rv ' . i * ? ? t t : ! . ? * .-i ?r ! *???!
i ?;i \ i : . .J ' . :nr . t : . ? 1 . : i ? ??!??%
\\lf and propt'llor i ?* f t *? ::..i !?
. i r.i :i! ???*?! '*?>? fR.-t.-r
. ' ; ? \ ci v part i i ;i r
Ca^inc? and Tilbr* \ i; .. a r. :/<?<!
? --u.i r:i
I'rpvln l i t K\ change ? ? II
i ! .. ?? :i i\* ?> ?? ??n t.n n? t
!??*'?< Tirov and lube* u'wav* ? > ?
* "k \W \s : i ; j*t^? >l?M 1 i> !hnt
v : an* -.r -! '-I wit!, niir ?-??rri-f
r w ?> ? 1 ? ? r i ? >t aunt \i>ur iii"[)e.r.
Ovy-ArH) lotip VFHding ? Castings
' n ! ' kind* nf rnrtai- ;u xjxvlalt J.
Thanking >">i all f<?r tl?*? hand
-.oiiif x u pf x .r t iriv?*n ta#? going
in MifiiifK* {?< r mysHf, I urn.
Y<?nr* rosj**it f"n..r,
W. O. HAY
flKRMHAW NBW8 NOTCH.
I IntfTMlini llayprttinfi (iadmrrd fhn
Thf Bra of Hul PUff.
| fr7,1\lS 5S
crr^; -J: w"?ii ?
IT | ('.report All the candidate* Mr?re
I t r< .1 iiC 1 V endorsed i
?]?)?. K, r-t>a? T, I.-i.b>
K,r,
ft ? ii>< l?-it ? !?<*ri' ii ,IU" 11
,'lU, ( In* iw?ll line. with eoppe* wiiv,
v lllcil l? not only more ,,u[" ^ Uu.
.he* uwn- satUfaetoO mtMi- U* U?v
.Htrou* In elearne** of soun.l
Tlu- Kt-kholders meeting
Hank WHS hold the h*i. i d TtoJ*
v In thl* month and he *If
Ur,i-ti>n? were re-ele?ti-d ',
l?vd Capt I.- F- (.'lyhurn. F. II. Hoi
?U.'J ?! Hhharda. W 'I
C <> Floyd. .1 C. Massey and 11. Y
?| \ ?. urn The Director- met
? ? , 1 1 1 v and reelected Hr-hl. S.
re-ldeiit : I?r F F Horton. vie^pre*
ident: and II y (,i>!;ur,.,k*22rt
his Kershaw'* youuu'e-d hank. atart
will. h ".",y
Vw v..?r- ?... >.?? [ ';'(
oo an<) undivided i/V/l \ .'M Vl?
mil has debits of *?? dl - . ' I
?uik pays an annual ?ll\ i?l?-nd of tight
?r cent t? ? its stockholders
Ml-^ I .llih- itlaekw ?*ll. daughter o
M r? and Mrs U I. Hlaekwel . of Jhej
' ( '-reek section. who ha- u*n ll*. j
vu In Kershaw with her brother Hojt
ltlaekwHI. f"r several > -a r- died _a ,
f.|r home on Fa*t -Ida: ?"* "J"*5 / ,
Nfonda v ahout noon, after a hrief
1 and was hurled at Kershaw oem ,
,.?.rv Tu.-lay. aft.T fuh.-ru! service*.
I by ltrv's. T A ??"'
K M. Dullotio. ,, , f
The st.Hkhnhlers of the Hank of
Kershaw met last Saturday and re
Uh.Uh] ,he following dlrtM t..rw : 1?
r,.v Soring. I T. Steven-. .1 M, * nr
K..M S. Floyd. NV 1' < 'lyhurn and
'ohn M Ilin-on Carder 1 ?? v l>
'?urn w a- also added to the hoard. At
meeting of the direc t, .r- .1 ? st<
was Heet.nl president : l/ero>
<\'rhi"< vice president : T. It Clyhurn
cu-hler TliU hank i- capitalized at
kV<**> At the meeting last Sutunlnx
!?1.-,ihhi was passod from the undU id
I ;.,l profit- to the surplus fund whloh
! r that fund to $P).ooo. and lea w ?
the undivided profits at #11. .m The
dei" - its amount to $1^j>sv ,
Mr, Nannie 1. I!..rton. wife of Mr
W W Horton. died at their home h
Ki-r-in. w la ? t Tu^day nlu-ht after he
imr confined to her n-m on1> aN>?t
ti\c da\<. So rapid was hei defiln
that the seriou-TO-*- "f her eond t hjf
was not uem-rall> known, and the an
Mouneement of her death '*;?? ? ?
.h? k to the e.>mmunity. and irenera
rr .u I- felt at h-r lievuliarly j.a?l
1,-ath Mr. Horton was the eld<s
i u_'hter of Mr. T. A of
| W.Mville. She was ahout 41 years of
I .... !IIlfI. with the exception of a eou
? ,h> df vear- re-ldenee at Hait-\il
? . '.iv.-i in Ker-haw -inee her niar
rl>1 ... H?-r f riend l.\ .!i-po-ltloii and
>i,"rui of personality won for her a
,|,vle of frioi,'!- While d.-voted
h?*r home and it- ' * x ? * '" y int? rt t. n
?I- lintained a ooinmendahle inten-t it
mmuMt? and .-hnreh afF-nr- nut of
r,.vpe< t all the pho-e- in
j \\?-re i-Jused dn.rjjo; !il." - - y* ' "
I Wedne-dav afternoon, .'..ndu.r.'d .
| K,.v. R M l'ul!-e. ai d the laive r..n
at the funeral atte-ted t ie o>
I Lui ju In witifh ^hr w;.- held Mr- ""r_
I i,.ft ?.nrvi vintr hr-r l-.u-hand and four
i hildrt-.i, 1 1 a /el. I<ando.;,h. Marl- r
1 Howard The eldest so?. Ha/el !- a
! ! u< lent at W. tv.rd. an l f he > ..-.o-:
Howard, i- a ha??y only a -on -?
mouth- old. She i- also (!,,v
her fat? er. four -i-ters and ...hi
who together wirli inanv oiii.T,
rein , i \ e- and friends fr-.m out of |..u n.
Were here to attend the funeral
Flection at Kershaw.
I The follow im: i- the .-ilieial vote r:
, ? .U n otlieers ill the el?H-tion held at |
K.-r-haw la- t Monday :
I | .? inteiidant ? !?:. I >? Hlakeney. :
1 i |< l lett her. IT. .
y,.r Warden- K M. l.<tridu'e
' j | : True-del. i:?: W. W. H-Tton.
i p, - a I ra nk Cook. : (' I- l,>,t- ',l ?
I Kut Wnlire. <i? Ko'ir seatterui?
i were ea-t f"r Warden.
1 l> Hlakeiiey was elected Iiiteii
' . t 1' M 1 ',-t ridire. I.. I - I rue-del.
\V llorioii and < 1 Frank <'-k
1 . cle< 'ted Warden-. I? F < a'H>
i . ,.!i-<-ted a member of the Water
: 'o . Commission without opiM.-iti..n.
? .. Council met Monday a.Nn
re elii t--d C M 'Irein-r* < S-.-T
? ... Fra.
Crushed hy a Tree.
Kin >t t . ;? ? < ?' n.^' in. i ;i I : \
? inih'H f 1 1 'in r.i-ii>ip\ i; ?? 1 1
<*reek M-'-tioi;. -"i l-tviy
.1 trci- f ! ? : ? t fi-i! n:. ' m.
' : jni'l ;? ? 1 1 ? * * r ? ? i r ? >
i!n\\ n ;i t f- >i ^ i
? ??? .liiiifi. t- ! ! ? * f * I ? M r. 1
vv ;| y f r< III f -t "III1 <!
t he v m \ 'v ? i >;
!i iT'l-l !??? ! l.iiu t . !h*
- tii mj l< l?*r u ,i - I ? r < ?k ? ? . .1
f t ure?l I ii :i - ' i ? -hr
Mi and i- -!l!i i:i t -<?
?!. 'I? t 1 1 s ? I \ : :i -
Oi r f The M\ Series.
t ? s lie 1 1 ? ? > ?-r rr.-n,
, .Hi-"4 ' It. > aU* a\ -
? liK'Slit r<\Tl Vll w
a what t<> k'l't .TV
hinjrton Star.
\ rr?'- 1
SjMirt.n. ,
.1 I I Mull'"
in Now '
-l.'lll'T <>f '
i- \\ a lit iii 1 ?
? ?r r ? st.'i
i ??-?, ji;
u as s>T\ li.i
murder i.f i
Ihjeht-s !
;>rS>?>in r- t'
i>'irt>M of S
ta<-ked aii<!
"liovrl, mil,
Manning t.
Mt?n
(i in New Orleans
.j. S. C. .Jan. *_*" '.Villi
i:ix Tt>i? < ?f i? ?m. ar:.~:?*d
?:::m last ntfflit at t .
? <[)rtrtanl>Mrg auth-r ?
? ? for the murder . f i
a chaimjantf Knur
? M. At that time H
n life sentence f r
II. Cox.
?. ! t>een >*?nt with ?'
'??jiair a |.ri<l?r?'
rtanbur;;. where !;??
killed Stephens wit!
rdinjc to the poliee '
in- ;
? b
' >D
? l?S
t he
her.
Ml- |
at- 1
ov. i
'Mtfht forwarder I
for IlUtfhe*.
r?*;ul.sl
Net Caplurm I>urki*.
1 4i Mt Tutthday, while uhe of the
Georgetown uhart fishermen. wlio fishes
.bout three mite* at sen off the George
mvu bar. wan taking (lie "catch" from
hi* authored net. he picked out 4ft fat.
uley. "ldack-head" ducks, that had
Ikhmi entangled in the luetihen of the
Heine during tin* day. TheJ' evidently
a ere caught v\ til it* renting at wa, *afe
'r<?u? the guns i>f the many "pothuut
<th" of this community Georgetown
Time*.
CITATION.
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw*
!U \V 1.. Md >owell, 1'rohate
J udge.
\Vhereaa. Heana Meek* made suit to
me to grant her letters of Admluis
(ration of the Ustate of and effects of
lohn 1) Meeks.
These art- , therefore, to rite ami ad
uonlsh all and singular the kindred
and creditor* of the wild John K.
Sleek*. deceased. that they be and a|?
?ear (>efore me, In the Court of Pro
Nate. to Ik* held at Camden, S. ('.. on
? ?|?rnar> 9th. next. after publication
hereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon.
.? show cause, If any they have, why
In* ?aid Administration should not he
ranted
Cixen under my Hand, this 'JOth day
f January. A 1 ?.. 1910.
\V. L. McDOWKLL.
Fudge of probate for Kershaw County.
Pul>ll*hed on the 2Sth day of January
:.d the 1th day of February. 1 i? 1 ?>. In
iie Camden Chronicle, and posted at
be Court House door for the time pre
?ribed by law.
CITATION.
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
P?y W. I,. Mol>owell. Ksipilre. Probate
Judge.
Whereas, Thomas P. Hrown made
suit to me t ? ? grant him letters of ad
ministration of the estate of and ef
fiM-ts <?f .Mrs. Nancy A. Myers.
These are. therefore. t*t> cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
ind creditors of the said Mrs. Nancy
A Myers, deceased, that they be and
ipj?enr before me. in the Court of Pro
ate. to lie held at Camden. S. C.. on
February 5th, next, after publication
thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, if any they have, why
the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand, this U'Jnd day
of January. A. 1>., 1910.
\V. L. McboWKM,
Mid ge of Probate for Kershaw County.
Published on the L'Sth day of January
and the 4th day of February. 101(5. in
the Camden Chronicle and j?osted at
the Court House door for the time pre
scribed by law.
ESTATE NOTICE.
All jktsous Indebted to the estate
>f Mrs. Martha J. Hush, deceased, are
hereby notified to make payment to
the undersigned, and all parties, if
my. having claims against the said
estate will present them likewise, duly
attested, within the rime prescribed
by law. W. A. RUSH.
Qualified Administrator with the Will
Annexed of the Kstate of Mrs. Mar
tha J. Rush.
enmnen, S. C., Jan. IS. 101(5.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Saturday.
February 10, 1010. I wiii make to the I
Probate Court of Kershaw County my'
final return as Administratrix de bonis
non of the estate of Jefferson Harris,
deceased, and on the same day will
apply to the .said Court for a final dis !
charge a^ said Administratrix. 1
LAURA HARRIS.
Administratrix de bonis non. J
Camden. S. ('., Jan. 10. 1910.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this elate, on Saturday,
February 10th. 101(5, 1 will make to
the Probate of Kershaw County my!
final return as Kxecutrix of the es
tate of H. L. Watkins. deceased, and
on the same day I will ask the said
Court for a final discharge from my
trust as such Fxecutrix.
All parties, if any. having claims
against the said Estate will present
them duly attested on or before that
date or be forever barred.
MRS. JOSEPHINE WATKINS.
Fxeeutrlx.
Camden.- s Jan. 1 r>, 1016.
ESTATE NOTICE.
All person* i ndeht cd to the estate of
J A. Stone. deceased. nrc hereby noti
fied tu make payment ti> the under
signed. and ail parti***, if any. having
claims acain<t the said estaie will pre
sent them duly attested within the
time by law.
MRS nimiE S. STONE.
Admiuist ratri \
Camden. S. C. Jmti. 1 ! 1 1 ?4.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
T'nder and by virtue of a judgment
rendered on the -< >th day of December.
It) 15. in Court <>f Common Pleas for
the County vf Kershaw in the case
of the Peoples Bank of Sumter vs. .1
( ). Moseley, and hy virtue of an execu
tion to me directed. i have seized and
will ?*'ll at pnblie outcry, for cash, in
front of the Court House door, in the
City of Camden. S C. County af-?re
Raid, during the legal ho^urs of sale,
on Friday. U.e '28 1 h day of January,
1P1M. the following i*?rvonal proj?erfy,
to wit ?
One M ? hay mare about seven > rs
old. railed Agnes.
Onf (1? bay mare mule about <-.-ven
years old. railed Ida.
On? (1) blaek mare mule, about
twelve years old, called I>alsy.
Two (2) jersay inilk eows and one
yearling.
One (1> two-honv wngon, st r i pp-o<l.
Al>out thirtv-seven < 37 }? hu^heis corn
in shuck. o v
About forty-seven hundred (4,700)
lbs. hay, not baled.
W. W. IIUCKAREE,
Sheriff Kershaw County.
January 13th, 101ft. ftt
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Seaboard Air Line
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"The Progressive Railway of the South"
? Account ?
GASPARILI A CARNIVAL
FEBRUARY 4-12- 1916
Rate From Camden $17.00
Tickets on sale February 3rd to 8th with final
limit February 21st, 1916. By depositing ticket in
Tampa and payment of $1 same can be extended to
March 8th.
Costume Parades. Balls. , Carnival.
See nearest Seaboard agent or write C. W. Small,
Division Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
If You Join
OUR
Christmas
Banking
COSTS NOTHING TO JOIN C^UB
10 cpriti; for ih^ ?rst and an increase of 10 cents
each week for 50 weeks means $127.50 next Christmas.
We also have a 5 cent club which pays $63.75.
Our 2 cent club pays $25.50.
Our 1 cent club pays $12.75.
We also have clubs where you pay. in 25 or 50 cents
or $1.00 or more each week.
COME IN ? We will tell you all about it.
Come in and get a Christmas Hanking Club Book Free. .
The First National Bank
OF CAMDEN, S. C. 1
FOR SALE
Pure Bred HEREFORD Cattle
"The Kind That Pay."
We are offering for sale 50 head of big bone bulls
of breeding age of highest quality and breeding.
Camden Beef Cattle Farms
LUGOFF, SOUTH CAROUNA
FRED E. PERKINS, Special Partner HENRY CUNNINGHAM^ Mgr.
Fruits and Vegetables
W K CARRY AT ALL TIMES A NICE ASSORTMENT OF
FRESIf FRUITS ANI) VEGETABLES." TRY A BUNCff
OF OUR FRESH CELERY. YOU CAN FIND AT OUB
CANDY KITCHEN ALL OF THE NICEST FLAVORS IN
CANDIES. ALWAYS FRESH. COLD DRINKS SERVED
FROM OUR FOUNTAIN ARE THE VERY BEST.
WHEN IN NEED OF SOMETHING IN THE VEGETA
BLE LINE TO HELP OUT WITH YOUR DINNER DROP
IN TO SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER YOU.-l? r~
CAMDEN CANDY KITCHEN
Spero Beleos, Proprietor.
PkoM 78. 7r~ Camden, S. 1
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