Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

THE CAMDEN CHkONICLE II. I). Mies Mid f > l'nlillsliern. K. N. McDowell., .. \ Published every Friday at I WW) No. Hroad Street, ami entered at the iJam ?"ivii postolllce hh second clans mall ljjta?e ter. I'rlee |Hir tiiuniiii $1.50, . .?< ?? ?' *' - ^ *.? * 1 * We aro Klad to receive coininunioa lions of a reasonable length, I mi. an Important condition of their puhftcH tlon Is that they shall In all taws he accompanied l>y the full name and exact address of t h?? sender. Obitu aries. resolution* of re?|?eet, and church not Ires will not la* charged for. Mat ters of purely a personal nature will lie charged for at the rate of tlve rent* ?4 line. Whiskey or patent medicine rtfl\ ert Isemt'iils will not t>e arcitpted at any price. Hates for display adver rising made known on application -t * * Camden, S. ('? February SJ.'t, I!) 17. ? \ >11^1 c<?i has tflven old .John liar 'ryrorn I In* Imnlc.Nt Mow li e has re ? civi'fi In iiuiii.v years. "Srahoa ?"? I " Hill Stevenson may 1 1 ? ? t ?I ?? the hest looking represen f ; 1 1 i \ ? ? in thr ne.M National lion e, hut \oii ran ??mint 1 1 1 ?? >1 1 . 1 1 i in heiitu' .hea rn--i\ l>ays ait* Cumin'; John I ta rlryroi li's A Kuiitiili'. for llir 1 I'.oiir l?ry" I '? i 1 1 Max I 'asset I." We ile>ire to lliniik fho?.e of tlirl mim miners who so kindly ami tpiiekly i phoned the eleetimi returns to ik. I There wrrr a ureat many, how rvrr, who treated thr whole matter with ah -olute indiffereiiee. 1 n helping this pa - uer ^ri the returns it is helping the entire sta te know the rrsltlt tlir nr\t inorninu. N\* ? ? semi our if port t > thr ' irtre dailies wherr the tijrure arc rom pilnl ami uivmi to the pnlilir iii aii exeeedinuly -hort wliilr. It is a matter <>f regret that -who mv YfuaTi !i< ?r vr 1 1 prerinrls in the primarv held >\'ednr-day there was no eleetion hold. I'hi- should not I ii ? so. l lir I > 1 1 1 { a 1 1 r ? ; 1 1 . 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ? - 1 1 1 It 2 i ? 1 1 1 ? ? r i lilll a ? I opt ri I 1 iv l>ol!l lioll-r- of tlir r 1 1 r - J ! a I : i ? ^ ? 1 1 1 1 ? I y Tur-da\ I 'rov ? i?^i? ?ii?- j ? f the nira-iit r are thai a quart of i \lli 1\ i ? \ 1 1 1 ; i \ lir pro. nrnj i;|' ll 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 1 ) oil t el'l ilieales j- lii il !?\ t'.r hul^r of I ' r o 1 1 a I <? Tlir pi i mil i- i ? iinl upon '?a,\ nil 111 "I' I frr I' pt I -I | : I -. a < ?? ?? ? 1 1 1 panir.| t . \ : i f ! ;? I . i \ it that t h? ? whikr; j i-. foi uir.l i< j ii. 1 1 purpoM? A gallon of | winr ma \ I ?? ? pr? nil r< ? , ill 1 po- r- W ? '||ir ll . !l"f lll<'j hea I ? - 1 1 1 ?- and mi ! ?tor- an- ? \. iu>lr ! ;'imiii tit pro\ i- ioii ? f tin- lull I'uii! hniriit .foi \ iola I ion i- lea t ? i \.ir.| oar \rai - impri i n Illelit Ol , line of S I .? H ii I. .1 |., a ll Thr law 1 - I o I ???????! jje r n ? ? ! i \ \\ i 1 II ? '?> I , ? la \ - John I Mi I .a ui in ha- v. i ; 1 1 . ? 1 1 a | IriilTfhv irltrf !?> .1 \ I'.ahU-. pl'i ?- 1 1 Ir 1 1 1 ot' ihr Slate \V a iv I r 1 1 1 - e a - ?? i a t i ot i in \v h i . - ) t lie -a \ - ho wil 1 1 ot ! r ;i . a r ? 1 1 ?fair t< r U'' v ?? i a "i v II. hand -oinr h"! -hot to r .? <oiith < ai'oiina ? I ? i - 1 a I 1 1 ! r a Ini ? . ".til . I lioii- i ? 1 1 r i' a 1 1 \ Tin ? -a pl.t I ri'lr.'ll ;? I I art ir at'. w liirh w .1 pa i : i a M'<to|l. -I fr . . f So' M H I \ ' I ' a 1 .1 I ll . t FOR STOCK IN THE CAMDEN BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION WILL BE DUE \T THE Loan & Savings Bank ' AMDFN. S. C rhurstiay. .Mar. I, 1917 JNO. S. LINDSAY, Sec. MARCH PAYMENT From Other Paper*. A Superabundance. Si >11 1 1) Carolina has more | R>Utles to i lu* square mile (linn any other staJi' In the union. It lasts Uere nil I ho year round, ol\' years as wvll hh VSpilon years. IHit It's a fits* eouu try, ami unhody need tn worry In off years In dot-lion yours hit ran take itlkaifl, ami then tfet enough to satis fy any reasonable eitizen '?Now t terry ( Miserver A rran^oinonts have been inatlo b) Tlio Ledger t ? ? publish CooiKo It K< tes ter's history of "Uleaseisin" In pamph let form, ami this work will ho pro dined at an early dute. Mr. Kooster In editor <>f the <ireenville Piedmont lie hlls w t it tell ait inloresl ?nt? s??rifs of (U'iieles 0)1 " 1 1 lea sei .slu" ill Wtlli'll III* .;i \ es man> historical faef?. never he fore published in connoet ion Willi t ho. Unrest of the people of this slate. He t::i s l.eeii in newspaper work all of hi* life, and is familiar wnii the political i le\cl( ipinen t s of rlie past ipiarter of a reiitnrx. In ills discussion of Hloase Um ,\h'. K<tesjer ^ixAs uiunx interest inu sidelights that had hearings on the results of different campaigns. These articles ha \ o l?een isihlished In serial form in The I'iediuout and have cans ed considerable diseussjoli throughout the *tate. There are two cha|ter- .set to l.e published The pamphlet will eontn in 1 1 en r I \ I ? h i pa ye- ilaffuey Nilu'el ? The 'liifc llttari.' Said ,i friend to ns yesterday, Mr. has a had ease of the " I ? i iX head." I'or the fellow who i> ihns alllieted we are sorry for indeed it is an awful disease. The "hijf head" is a popular wily of expressing a i-ouiuion and \er\ frequent ailment of sonie people It arises from various sourees hut the real foundation Is a iek of y.iod 00111111011 sense. A little Mioiie.v develops it in soliie people; a few u'lH.d (lot lies yi-V??s It to others; a ? ? 1 1 le ollieo where ehliliee K ^'iveil to Arivlv .1 little aulhorily. i> often the "a use of ii. while others eateh 'l from having a little bettor joh than some ?f their a-soelates. The truth is no sensible person tfets tin' "Idtc head." The one who becomes stink up and st if) necked from sources of any kind, lire weak in the intellectual eallhre. He jns-t plain ever\ day folks and the world will like you hetter and voifll live loiiirer and he happier. < 'linton ( 'hroniele. (iornmny's Shroud Move. i i'itii):i n x has nwnle another shrewd mow, ?ni?' intemle.l t<? prepare tin? (icrin.m j >? ?? ? | > 1 1 * t'<?r a serious hreak with the lulled State's. She has in liiniitnl tii the I * 1 1 i t im I States through Lliu Svv-Ls^? minister HeM ? ? dn'irnd ":i di<eu?ion" so it-- In : i \" ? ? i < 1 it' pos si I>|.- war witii I hi - eon n try. Slit- knows the 1 " 1 1 1 1 ? | Slater ? -a i ? 1 1 1 ? t or will not ? 1 : 1 1 1 > in tlii- serious husiue-s, l?ut l?y making this sumrest ion she i-; in the position of plaeiui; tin- I ? u r? I ? * 1 1 of war ? ?ii our s|ioiili|i-i's. She. that is the Kai-ei ; 1 1 1 we coiih I not The ? iertnan people make up .i ureal, j 1 >\;|l<le Ilia--. T ll e \ are U' 1 \ er liet I hy III'- urea I est -xx a -lll'll' kler oil tile fate of, the uh 'lie a 1 1 ? I If ha- with him a ' '.i --. Hie .luiikir-. who haxo only a profound ? ? ii 1 1 ? - 1 1 1 j > r for the eomiiion I pie "i' ( i. rmanx To iheni the peo | 1 1 e. Ill'" II). -II. lie .jli-t -O nilj.-ll "ea 1 1 ? ..??II f. Itl'ler ThoX have ll<> feelillU I ho III a 1 1 a Ii' 1 the wile a II' 1 ? h i i 1 1 Ten of hi- little famil.x. Let him liuhl l"i" the |-'a t lierla m I that the of li' el 'la-- I ' 1 a > he kept -oelire ill their o..-ifio!i of the ruliliu 'las-. These ? ?Hi', eis are I. rave of . .njr-e ih'ey are hra \ e : t he v are tiuhtinu t*. >r life it -e'f If they fall I hex h"|?e to make their | ?' ?- i t i o 1 1 -eel i n ? for their ehll ? ! re i * \nxfhinu to keep i hijiu ? :1s1 t ho v . i r. ? S!i..ii!'l lii'i'inanv lo .? thi-j war th.'x (? at. an I I hex fear with tea j -??'i. tin- w iiole military. elass- rule , - ' -teia ma x tail 1 1 1 ? ! a rojuihli-' i i- ? in ! I ; t'M'l ?'! the |i"',M'|\ of tile lllliliul : ? - ' - ? <Mt that i he i | i|e will! i ? i ? "f . x i ! i , an m t i a I hoi r J w : . ! ut 1 1? i - Manx j . x\ h o . . \ t iieir -. x m ! I a i hie i . . i i?*i aiat.v a - t !:? "iiiuler ? i ?' ? !? I -t a 1 ? ? i tin I' h e \ . I ? . ? ?: II I I'll I -: i ! 'at if I ! ie\ \ e| e .ill j t heio r in t t iioj j* povir ion w otiM )..? j ? i ? ! i : , t". . j. 1. ? i I'll'- \v !i j ' i.l ? lei II !,ax I i - I ? I'M . otlle i ? : . ? - ? ? "I ?? ' ? ? !" ? \ i.ax . I a * '?? j The! ' I ? ! a 1 1 _ 1 i ? ? - !;?< \ e i - !. ? l.e ? - -a ! !' ; I : . . ; f i .? ' mi i \ mi. r a re' i ?? ? p, ? . t 1 ? . ? Kai -or in- - r 1 1 1 i 1 1 u ' 1 : : e 1 1 ,,i -t l r.'if 5 ? i v Ti- ? * ' ? - that . I !'!)? ... X I ? ! !) i - ' ? I lie I'art U .? \\ -nilil l ake. ' :? ;. . \ . i ? i i . ?! . m'x- has : : ? r , . ?? ? 1 I'm: . -V - o I . ? ll... ' XX a ? XX it a <e . . ..... ;!.? M . .i ^ ? ? r. x *.,?p ?? i' ? - : v v a : ? i - i a ! ? I v : * ' ! I ' I'or l 1 T :ii; ..; . ?"?If- ?a ? ! !.' :..| f i j I ? ? ; ' ? 1 "i i. > I. ia ? A :t ; ? ? r i ' -a . " ? : : i V ? )--.-? ? k'-e'.l the t r . ! ? ... ? - . . ' \X ? M ?! re ea e ' ? -hill. ? A .. . tT ..vr ! i ? i - ? ? ! . ? ? I r 1 1 a i 1 1 a ' | l'i a '? e . 1 1 : . : ? . m :. ? r \ with t ho | ?.'??I -*"r ! xx ? : : ] ? t j J xvith t. ? ; -.??at int'-rf rencv from t!ie <or;..aii| '..n a rim- " That. <inil ? !;e finaneir.u. i I- e - - : ' ? T i i V lPI'1 J I i I J I J , , ; , . ..f lif.'-r ! Ihltain and France, constitutes about eitont to which the 1'nlted States would tx> ? .? 1 1 ? ? i Upon t<> partlel|>ate tn a war hucU an lias Ihsmi threatened In consequence of t lit* soverUitf of re lut Ions wlili <loriuany. ? t'hnrlottc Oh hoi* vol*. A Mil was Introduced In congress ! Saturday provhHnu for compulsory mil ? Itnry training without pay for sl\ months every .war for youtu: men .in their ItUU year, thus securing a re serve force based on universal ? mlli tary trainliu: A f i ?> i tills six months tialiiinu, the .? 'iiiiK men belong to the reserve force for nine years. It Is estimated that tills plan would se Mill' a reserve force of r?< M ),? M ?? ? read.v :?l iiny linn* lo be ? illed Into *ei \ ice. New I ??*i* i\\ ? thservcr. Seeretivf I'olitirN. A serl'el < ill!H ll i/.a t loll of fliritlCI'S for |i< >i ii ini I purposes in lids state, may l?* i a yood tiling for the farmers. ' If 1 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 ? r h i i > in Hie i >i ua ui/a t ion Is eon j lined to fanner-, it Is possible that It will hrinj; about some of the re j fi>i nis whieh the fanners have in mind. | W hat direetion its activities will take we have not yet learned. hut It \\ 1 1 1 { liardlv he ahle to ylvo the farmer a larger representation now. The farm i ers have controlled the election* for j a l'o.mI i i i ; i 1 1 \eais, nut whether the\ have heen truly i?eprc*?ntcd is another question Aspirinu lawyers and politi cian* have hitherto found places some h 'w <11 nther in fanner organizations i and it is i h iiii it f ii I whether Mr. Fanner has heen as truly represented as he { f'l 'II Id lliive I ?<?<?! I . We (lo llOt UH\Ch fa in- v the Idea of a see re I political par ty. l>ut we do not look for any harm from it If it will hem-fit the farmer. the into needn't be Uneasy. If It turns nut to be another scheme of poll ( tieiaus the members will yet wise to j it and kill it I. aureus Advertiser. | Thai I nfxpireii T?*rm. A > the facts with regard to that un expired 1 1*1 in come 11 1 > lh?* |M'0|?h? of tin- district arc less ami less pleased. It i> ;;oiiu; to rost tin- district six t ci ? ii hundred (lollors In li?>]i| the UCe i-ssn r\ election. ami the total pay of 'lie successful eamUdate will In* only, $1 .'JS5. ( >i ivcnior Mannim; is responsible for this situation more than any other one man. When t h?* Honiocratle executive com mittee hold its first nicotine to arrange fur the selection itf a nominee for the fidl term, it decided to let the un expired term >;<? h.v the hoard. The reason was that there was no praeti- i eal necessity for a representative dur 1m; the few days that he would he ahle to sit. and besides the election j would In* too oxjHMisive. Afterward Governor Manning decid ed that he would call an ?deetinn for' the unexpired term anyway, and the j executive committee was called hack tu make arrangements for it. I ';?<>(! the second moetiiu; of the e\.*t| ecut i ve committee all, of the eandi- ] dates fur the full term were asked as to what they t hom;ht \ih?uit callim; an elect Ii di f<?r the unexpired term, and naturally they took the position that if the people of the Fifth l>istrlet want ed -u h 1 > i election it was not up to the ca 1 1< i i< in ' es tor the full term to ? .1 ? feet Chairman I'vans t ? ? I < i li.ivernor .Man nin^r that there was no use for this election : hut not prevail upon the governor to leave it alone, and Mr. Kvans took the (xisition that if there was to he an election, the candidates must i;o into the primary, i- he was not L'oim: to have the Deni o.-rats running in the general election ( ? \ ci'pt .in the endorsement of the Mem ? "?rats in the primary Although the two elections are t-. he held together. tile expense accounts are to he kept separate ? each is heim; advertised as a separate and distinct election, and the managers are to he paid as if they were conductive two elect ions. While in Yorkville last M"iida\ ? i . prnfessi.inal business. Chairman Kvan- , -aid that this unexpired term election would cost the state .< 1 . *?<??. the <ainc l .1 - t' r the full term I'l'itn the hc:riuuim: Chairman K\ Ilise f . ?! ? I the people who Here j ?i j 1 ! ' i-,_' I'm the election t*. ? r the unexpired | tcini that there w a > nothing' t" that i ? i ? ? t . ?i i that the -iici -es- fnl candidal--; w - -u Id Let a full i eal * I i.i y. rf ?? I'lle I|lle-tii.|| of p:,\ is tlXc.| |.\ tat lite llle coii:;i e?'smej| elect xx i i I re from the date i f t!ie I'.eaf ! f ? ? r t ; te r inciimhent t" the end of teiiit That will mean .*L,~i a da\ "?7 ii.r - ? i SP ?_'.*? \ !.m ? he will L'et :i i : i i ? ? ? t w ; ! :niii ? ' 1 ! : 1 t<> .^P'H). ! '? lit : : ;? ? i : < !.a \ pa \ f. ?r a pri a r\ ,i t ( w h ? a \ c.i r ? : '? at >"Joiv i | .fa ! >f Sl.L's.", a : ? ? ? r e - 1 t . . .f a I -Mi t .* 1 t;no d::*t a I'ew Sora|is. 1 e l flit'! re \ ! 1 .'H M! a! Is \. ? 1 ills', I ; led in a ' ill) ; ? ! ? ? ? ? i- via t i-nis. H-rm ? rr.i H H rf H'i ri< -tor ' I"' ?? i e - are used !!l . 11 1 < >llloh i !#? ' ? I ? States - 1 1 -tti a lull, i n nm s..h?* have l.een ! '? r j ei''. w . rkit. ' i a w ater ? e. t I - icili.s are - ! . ? u ? ? ? fpr. ? f frJ. i.'itnp ?? kc ,V,? ^ ^ ?? ...? . i-rs :t m ' ' i i W i le?. it emit :? f.i i ' ' i . a t 4 j : it. A ?.y wt ? f..r of' i. ? rini'.- a -a? ietit ? t" '? ? i: injur <1 iih slightly with ! hi' ' I ? i '! I ed hi '!.<? I ? ' i . has t h- ".'est k :i. .u ? d?* i- . ' ? ' 7 ' j..-r r j r ?: < r< rr?" ric.r f .-. r r- m , s|.|)(,r!is <>, the Wnr!'! To . an. . wafer > nt of pl/ves inf. whi'-h ;? ' :ks there |.:is '.eon Invent ' < 1 an ? r r'.< *ium-' < <?!?) 'dh^f a ' f.u' REALTY TRANSFERS A? Shown by Books in Office of County Auditor. I* Isabella Willi# inn, ot al, to Kiuma J Klradfnrd. H acres $:.'ftO. ? Sallle <5olY to Nancy I'. Mdes, acres, $l.tM) Lewis (I'askiu to Thonuis Kerdiaw. aCt'OS, $r?o. .M. C Truexdel et a I to Sallle C. TiuomIcII, M acres, $1.00. M C. Truesdoll <?t a I 'to It. M Trues <lcll. I I IUTOH. $L J S. Truesdcll ?t al to Sarah c. (Jarduer, II aerex, #l,'<K). .1 ? ; . Feaster, Jr.. to H. I ?. Yau^hati, j 'Jo acres. II I.. SehloshurK l" A W. Itahon, 1 T? ) anv, $,T75.IM>. .1 l ?. Ingram to II. K. Hyatt, I lot ! anil houses at Kethune, ?J, (KM). M (' TriU'sih'l, et al. to .1 S. Tnios- j 1 del. 7." acre*. $ 1 .(M(. Kva Hi I S. Truesdell to J. S. Trues ? It'll, ?*?.'? acres, $100. .1 M Sowel I to >V. I'. Sowell, KM) i I aii'i's, $1,500. . j t ola Matlils to Jcuult M IIiikIIsIi, 1 house and lot ?>u Main stre? t. $.'t,5t)0, I I,. .1. .Ionian to C. U. I'itts, 100 ai'i'i's, I $ i \ .1 Itennet t ami It. C. Mennctt to .1. ! II Watson, ,"?(? acres, $'J?tO. I II I'.unis to \Y C. Conyers. I acre i o i road leading to Hermitage Cotton Mill, $L'0O. W. .1. I >imn to T. S. 1 >li 1 1 In p. I lot and - houses, corner York and Mill Streets. $.'t,UOO. K. Cook to .Merchants Furniture Co., I house and lot in town of Ker - shaw. $.'>,<MM), .1 II Clyhuru. Clerk of Court, to| Miii\ M. rearee, 1 house and lot on! Fair St reel. $LUn>o. I.. A Wit tkowsky. Mailer, to Win. M. I'.il'c. ai res. John I. I towers t?> 11. M. o^huru. 0 acres 00. I .. A. \V it t Ko\\ sky. Master, to John I i 1 lowers. ."7 acres, $ lf?.">. \ I ?. i:strid!,'e to J. H. Kudisill and .! 15. Kudisill, 170 acres, $L\i)!Hi. Annie M. Hrown, Mangle Mayer and | S.niiiiel < iallier to Klttv Mcl/cmore. 1 j acre. $1 ?mi Lli/.a M Dun and C. F. Munn to \V. T. ? Ilolley, (>."? acres, $t>00. I,. A. Wlttkowsky, Master, to Thomas j .1 Kirklnnd, "JJO acres, $500. ^ Thomas J. Kirkland to \Y. L. < '1 v - ? hum. L'L'O acres. $1,000. .1 L. Henrietta KatclilTe to Ji>sc|>h | IV KatclilTe. IT)*, acres. !<.-><*>. Kank of Kethune to I. M. < 'opeland. , ? !o acres, $S(H I Jelij. K icha I'dsoii to \V. .). I )ee ;, 57 acres. *<i<M>. T I'. Samlers. Sr.. to K. < '. 1 >e?js, iso aires. .<105. W. !?'. I 'avis to M. M. Maker, I lots i and 1 house in town of Methune, $1,(WM). [ W. .T. Motley to ( '. A. Motley, 50 ' acres. SJ(M). T. I.ee I.ittle to John I ?. Mcl.ain. 1 ! !"i .<10. T. Lee Little to John l> Mcl.ain. 1 i lot. Sf.i'O. j W. \V. 1 1 ii< kahee, * sheriff, to \V. F. . Kn.-M'li, Jr. 1 house and lot <?u Kin;; street. ,<sn <Jillia:n Souell to J. M. Sowell. KM) i acre*. $'_'no. L. A Witt ko\\-sk \ . Master, to W. II ; Kirl'hriilc, l.'lo acres. Nv. .1 Ynuiii.' to .1 I,. iiu\ acres .,>7r?.i h ? , ]'. i! l'il'hic to John r.urrou^hs l house ai, d lot on Camphellc street., ftilNuVi. 1 >. M Met 'askill tn W I'. Sowell j 7~i ni'iv- j: 1 ,i m m ).( m t. T. I.. V? ?iinir to Adam 1> Y??uim 1 -?"> acres Sinn. < 'a r< >1 i ne Mavis 1 1 ? Sit 1 1 it* Adam-, ? ' t ; 111. ?'.U ;liTt'< $1<I. Kli/ahet li M. Boykin. ? * f al. to W. II. j Tiller 102 acres $7."W>. M. A. Wittkmvsky. Master, to Ualpli N. Kllis. ST<) acres Jf8.700.0u. < 'onsoiidated Farm ( '< >. to 1 1 ? ? 1 ? ?? i A. Kavatre dl'J 1-4 acres $.">(mi. W. I,. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i< *11 1 1 to I,. A Sowell acres $.~>i mi. j S. M. 1 1 i 1 1 ? >n to Kershaw Heal Kstate ami Ins. ?'<>. ''.Tn acres $.'JtriOO.OO .) II Wat-oii t" T /. Mooiie ."?0 a< rcs 1. 1 M I .1. I. II llat> lill'e to Henry .1 Kal- ! clilT 17.". acres ami ~ huildiinjs $(?0o. ' and i' >\ e and alTect ion. .Mld\ Addison to Wateree Power Co.' 1 - 1-2 ;i.Tfs .SIIMMI and other eolisjd era t ion. I.. A. Will kowsk v . .Master, to W. A. Sanders .'in acres .Si: to. S. M Mcfaskill to It. I,. .Johnson, ? M\. Ill a<res and I buildings $(J.00U. W. \V. I In. kid ShorlfT. t>> X I.. lloU^ll Lit M I :n r.'s S 1 1 h i .1. U Mai! to W .1 lla'd l'.rj acres < |lHI S. .1. I N oil! . t .li to Mr- W. I' lVtlivrrew J I a ? re I.ottie We-t to S ( W e-: 7*1 tv S 1 .200. I '. M I v I- ? . ! W I ' 'I'll >111 { isi i|| *>( I a .'res $<HMI Frederick! Kuk'.n ; to I S Spe.ar jj acres $loo \ -tl Ve-i -I m Vfr- ? Ha IMJrTT I ! il ~ hio. T. Net l lev acres $10. V K. M- K i nn a to M M Maker ',?> a res $1.2oO W. I/. P.!a? km >i i."\. Clerk <>f Court to A i Tula K. Mad ~o < r<-s x ?_ W. W. IT : ka! , Sheriff to A C Williamson ."??? a< r. - $t0.fMi I Mit>*! >:n M < M'l.eiidoii. r.?? acres s~uo Mary A Munn .o,d c !?' Mur.n to .! M M nn n L'fl a> re- S.Vtfi \ndy K el ! \ f. |: Ocjhuri. In a? res *7", l"K I .1 .e McC^k.i: U M I? 1/e 1 1 | a '"es SI 7. M. A "Wittkow-k \ . Master to <> .iah S Pa ire 10s acres. Maul Hrnwn and Millie M Dunn to r.dllns Itro'vn 'Jo.< jLViO and other j C(.;;a.id? ration Washington, D. C, March 5th, 1917 I*>\v Hound Trip Faros Via Seaboard Air Line Ry. "The l'rogrwwlvp Hallway of The South" Four Through Solid Stool Train* .Daily North ami South on kus( Ami Convenient Schedules Flectrioally lOq nipped Throughout lMnlui; Car Service I'noxcollod See Now row t Ticket Agent For Full Information, ??(,-. \\\ Small, i>. r. A., Savannah, (\h.k BETH1JNK NEWS NOTES. A Chronicle of Happenings From Our Regular Comnpourfoiit. Bethuno. Fob. lIU. ? Mrs. Lou Wat kins, of McHcc, Boute 1, who fell from tlio porch of her house some timo ago and fractured her skull, tiled at the Colum bia hospital last Saturday yinorning at 7 o'clock. Shi' was operated on last week, hut to no avail. Mrs. Watklns was 75 years of aye and leaves four daughters and a la rye number of other relatives The funeral services wore held at I'nion Methodist church on Sun da} morning at 11 o'eloek condueted hy liev. <S. 1). Bailey, of McBeo. The sympathy of the entire community Is extended the relatives in their bereave ment. Mr. i? Wilmer King, of Koute 1, while working at his shingle mill on Satur day morning had the thumb and three of the lingers of his right baud cut oil". The grocery lirm of West and Seegnrs here has been dissolved. The business will l>e continued as Seegars and Son. An automobile driven by two travel ing men from Chora w ran into.* a moving freight train on Main street here on Tuesday afternoon, partially wrecking the ear. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. II. W., Northciitt died on Tuesday morning. It was about three weeks old. Mr. Mark King, of Noeeos. spent Sunday at his old home here. Miss Bonnie (Jardner of Kershaw, is spending sonr* time with relatives in this section. Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. (Jardner of the Stokes bridge section, spent Sunday in town (Quarterly conference was hold at the Bet 1 1 u lie Methodist church on Mon day. Mr. I?. 1'. I >eiinis. of Arlington, (Ja.. is spending some time with Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh Oliver here Mr. Frank Baird. of Chester, spent a few days here this week. Mrs. J. II. West left Monday morning for a week's visit to relatives near Ilartsville. A forest tire oil Paris mountain near Greenville last week, did considerable damage. Charleston Navy Yard may be pro vided with a dry dock by the naval appropriation bill. Henry Ford, Thomas Kdisoa and ly. rum Mtxlm, three the greatest livloj geutusos in invention in America or the world today are on a trip to CHuhv loston. ?tmnt& jjall 2nd Avenue near Sarsfield Club. Select Patronage Solicited. GROCERY I wish to announce to my friends and the public that I have opened a Grocery Store on Main street in the store room one door north of the Pearce-Young Hardware Co. and will carry at all times a complete line of staple and fancy groceries. A share of your business will be appre ciated. . Respectfully, R. S. WILLIAMS Phone 47. You Can Bluff Old Age 11 m.\er dare to lay his hand upon you and mark u his own as long as youi* eyesight is unimpaired, lit as the > ears creep on your eyes will need aid. ^^"^"TuTriT^Ted by PERFECTLY FITTED GLASSES W e U.st } our eyes and fit them With just the glasses e\ ( s behind a pair of our glasses renew their jnuth and vitality.. See us if you would see. Kt membei we are here all the year 'round ? not today and gone tomorrow ? and we stand back of every sale we make. G. L. BLACKWELL Jeweler and Optician Camden, S. C. ??

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 23, 1917, Image 4