The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 13, 1917, Image 6
REALTY TRANSFERS
A* Shown by Books in
of County Auditor.
It. *4 Itr.iwn i<? \V. H. 17N
**r>.
J. H. Sl.?kfrt t<? W. <\ '1'lioiniisoU
i?* r?K *N4?o.
A. It. Shaw to M ThomaXiiii. T."?
.Vli'rt
Arthur L. WatkiiiH to Alar.v <Wnl
kin* I huitjM' and lot on Main strn-t
$10.
I >. .1 <'lylinm to Sallif N. Itoln-rt
s<>n :> iot? in Iti'tluino .f'JiMi
Victoria Corlcy to ('Ihiviko Uastnii
I 'J U<T?*i $l'JO.
Ijinra K. Itui'iic* to It '> M< |,i??mI
40 urrcri
H. F. 11 jt in m? Hid t<> I A Williams
VJ iu'n?M $I.imm
II. \ia ami K K AIji it In to Kiln
<I try All 17 ncrva $a.
>V. W, liurkahcc to S. (!. I riK'^UUl
.'I hitvn ami 'J hulhllnir*
Korshnw l(?*al |j*>tat?? &: Insurant*'
&Q. to .1 M Chi'miii ? ? t a) 370 ic ir>
93,Mu.
HI hi <\ ISryaii to It K. Mat I in a
1 li acres .VI10.
llolllw '/. lirnUKhtoii to S, II Hunt
?*r 512 hcivs $100,
F. D. CAMPBELU Jr.
Cotton Buyer
I f<? notify tUr farmers of
Kwrttauw Mini udjoinluic eouutlen
thnt 1 lmvr taken ov?>r tlio Interests
<?J UaylmnL &. <'?>.. of Ohu rle.stoii,
rottou turn-hauls, foriiwrly ropr??
Krniwi hi?ro l>.r thf Into .1. 1> Ste?'<"l
inh 11, arid will cmlcavor to .m?rv?> flu*
in tin4 satin* nlflHent manner
?h (1I<1 my pro<l?H'i?sHor.
I'lMOrw K<>?r of Ithanic Hron. Store
LOANS
Made on approved country
and city real estate. Lontf
terms, low interest.
M. M. JOHNSON, Atty..
Camden, S. C.
NEW
GROCERY
[ 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
Phoae 47.
DRUGS
Oh Al l, KINDS.
If you want ia liir Drug
Lino zir? u? a raJi. Oar pit? in
headquarters far liie parrot lb"?**.
Ladies will do well to visit our
store for ToQe# Article** Perfamos,
Ete. ftnr Sodaw are pure, so are
our Candies. Ooea oar ca*4<mtfir,
alirays oar rmaitmtir.
CLYBURN DRUG CO.
TekpkaM 73.
J
II. U iSrhlosbiiiK to It 11. Youug
\-'Z U'TfH $25.
A. W. Itii lion to Alb"** Mabuii 2ft
acres $1
William Itraiibum to Jerry lirunbaui
lot arrow $ft
A. VV Million to liCttlb* MuIkiii ami
Milton 1(41 bon ft iktcw 10.
M~y ('illlit* K, Kb'burn ?'t ill to Wilt
I'lii* I'liwcr Co. I .(MX) a<Ti*s $1,<)00.
Kli strotbor to l>. John.noli lift a<*ivn
$loo.
1 *11 111 lirouii to I.illlr M. I >111111 I'.'ft
a? rt*?i Jfft.
J. W. ami It. I?. Juihm to \V, T
<'I \ tillrn .'{!? urrnH f.'lOO.
< V4|iii|lblls Stokes to l( I. Stokos
lift iicr<*H $.*"?
?I. X lll^ln.s to .1. Al. I'olliT "Jill
a?rt*s # 1.
.Inim1* IMilllljis ?*t a) to l> I, I * b i IH | ?x
fto a?-res *lo
li. A. Wlttkowrtky. .Master, to Mary
M '/.f\nUmr I lions** ami lot on Fair
Slr.vt
It. P. <'atoo to WntOivo Mill L' .uti's
*10.
(?. 1( Itriinnon to I'lylniin an<l l?nvl*
so a? r?-s $|,ooo.
.1. A West to A. A. West 150 acres
IftIM).
A A Wt*>t to 1(. M West 7ft a?T?*s
$ft< N I
FORECLOSURE SALE
Slate "f South <'arollna.
? '<?iinl.v of Kwlmw.
i ourl N?f Coiniuvn PJcys
||:irt?\ illi* ?'il Mill.
Plaintiff,
\ s
r, it Sessions and .lames <Ilcckham.
I IcfelldailtS.
I nder anil l?.v virtue of a decree of
his Honor. S. W. (J. Shlpp. Presiding
.hidtfe, or ?lnIt* November -Ml. UMli. I
^ iII offer for sale, lo tin* highest bid
der, for <*i|s|i, before the Court lloiist
door, in Camden, (dainty an?l State
aforesaid. within the leiral hours of
.sale, on the lirsi .Monday in May. Ii?17.
betui? the "Hi ilay thereof. the follow
ing deserlhed real estate:
All that i-eilaiii j ?i**? pan-el or traet
,if inikI, with all buildings ther?-on. ly
iim a ml brink' in the County ami State
iforesaid, al>o belim in Waten-e Town
ship. Si "hi h>I 1 list rirt No. 11 I la* ?? a i< I
laml eonialns twenty-one i'JI) acres,
more or less, ami is hounded as fol
low*: North by lands of .lo.seph Simp
son and publie road; Mast by lands of
l?anie| Cook. Jr.. Sonlh by lands of
Preston and I'lnilish Cook; West by
lands of i{. 1>. Williams. The .said
hind Im'Iiik the same as conveyed to
I,. I. Sessions by 101 la W illlauis, by
dred dated .lanuary "JO. I!M4, and re
rordrd by the I lerk of ( oiiri ot Ker
-haw County on the 'Jiith day of Mareh
pal i, in (took A. K. of ImhnK Pane
l'i;i
S. M. Nicholson.
SiM'eial Ma.ster lor Kershaw County.
April IL'. KMT
Wants?For Sale
1 OK SAI.F? two unro^i-lored short
horn bull calve-.. >)\ months old.
beaut\es, at $l<> and $oO each. < >ne
registered Poll Durham bull ealf.
-i \ (itonliis old, * 7: > I' you a re
thinking of bu\lni; line stock this
is an opportunity. I?. W. l?o\ki:?,
Hoykiu, S. C. -Mil.
PLANTS FOK SALK?My let turn
plants are home raised. All other
plants are shlpjied from Florida.
Have plenty <>f tomato plants on
hand. Prlees: lettuce, tomatoes, jiep
pcrs and e^^plants. '1 dozen L'o cents,
11hi 7f?e : TttHi J'J.IVl; cabbage. lOO)
40c, 1 .tMM) &t.r>0; |H?tato plants, UK),
Ml*-, 1,4MM> M?. These prices ill- }
elude drllvrrv anywhere in the city ;
for order of over r?Oe. A. M. Trotter,
Phono ?11-J. ?r)ltf
WHY NOT HAVE your Ford work
done at the Ford Service Station.
We ;ruarantco all our work Phone
MO, Kershaw Motor C/O.
LOST? Aiisim vest jxM'ket camera 'I
14 x 4 1-1. reward if returned
to llobkirk Inn. Camden. S. C. fjltf.
i FOR SAIJS.'?We expert to leave Cam
den in the near future and are of
fering our homes on Mill Street for
' sale at very reasonable prices. Can
lx? seen at any time. The Twin llrus.
! Camden. S. C.
!
WANTEI)?All Ford owners to m-o
our new A. H. C. starting and llpht
iiiq system. Phone 140, Kershaw
Motor Co.
LikST?A cameo brooch. Reward if
returned to Mrs. Margaret C. Mil*
ler, 150-J Iiroad Street, (5amden, S. C.
WANTKD at once?100.000 tons of
scrap Iron.. 30 centM cash i>aid j*t
100 lb H L. SehloKburtf.
STAINKD GLASS WINDOWS For
sale ?Five stained Klass windows for
a church building. original cowt
JoiK) ?tich are offered for $10.00
each Notify Chronicle ott'nv or
'phone "JMi ?,1 5Q-51.
FOR SAIJS.? We h.TVl* u Terr hundred
bushels Webber (I 1 4 in. staple) cot
ton s?ssl for s-ule These seed ar?
1 mnur?i| and cleaned and handled with
-ume ? .in- as seed we will plant.
< iw in? to |.x?or crops last year not
many tanners have jjood planting
-e<il and all s?>ed should be reeleaued.
Ue< loaned s?*?*d should increase yield
1 .It least 10 to 13 per <vnt. Hetfcer
1 icll seed y.>u have, unless you hare
inlshtr ^o-h1 one.s, and buy ^ood re
I ?-leane?l Htaple No use to plant
| rxH.r -?????! <?r short i*??tton. when you
j can ?t ^'">1 staple >>e?M that will
make yield eijual to short cotton,
i I'rl'-e ;it fnrm, no l>ai^ $1 To jmt
j bushel. 1 silvered at Camden $'J.o0
i ;? r bushel 1 A*t us have your order
, nuicW Workman & Mac key. Cam
; deft, S. C.
| VULCANIZING.? We Imvr in.sLall??d a
new and up to-dato TUleanlzlnK plant.
Any job that wi> undertake guaran
teed to out last balance of tire \T.
?? lfa?s C a rape 49-f?2 pd
Iil(i IWIVK COMMKNCK8.
ItrUish Import Capture of 5,816 Pri
soners ami MttteriyJ.
VVnat seemingly U til# QUIUpillCV'
meat of a I? Ix ojtynslvo by 11?*^ Mritl*h
furies in Knuu-o has l>ogun along u
fifteen-mile lino, oxi?tn?ilng from I-ens
to tint village ?>f Henin sur Cojeul, ly
lug to tin* southeast of Arras.
On tho entire line big gains In tor
rain have been everywhere in.??!*?
I|euv> easuallioH have l?eon inflicted on
tln> <iermans and in addition prisoners
running into thousands--ft,MO. i* I
ready have b??en counted ami great
< 111;?lit it b?s ol war material \\er?' <ap
in ml. Tin* i>|M-rat iuii.s arc slill in
progress. The Itrltish casualties art1
dochtrod to have been .slight.
l'n>babl> tho greatest gains \\ ere
mailt1 mi a twelve inllo front from <?!?
vciifhy en (iohellc. north of Arras. to
1 leiiln siir ('ojeul. m'iitbeast of Arras.
Hero defenses, of all kiutis, somt' of
them most heavily fortified, were storm
r<l ami raptured by tho Canadians
Xoteble among tho jtOMitlous Is tho
famous Vimy ridge, which fri*i|U??ntly
has boon thf renter of Kaiiguimiry
encounters.
Tlif liiTinaii Hue was ponot rat til to
i depth of from two to three mile*
(luring Monday ami at nightfall King
(Jrorgf's mi'ii w?*r?* Mill pressing for
.va rtl.
Tin* element of surprise evidently
? <I:i\i? 11 a prominent part in tin* British
. ielory, for along Hit' entire front re
?entl.v thiTt* had been nothiinr more
'han small encounters and a rtl I lory
luels. Thf thrust of tho I,trill h was
111i<*k and vlolrtit. guarded by Ih?* rap
I sweep tlio.v inado against |>ositlons
that previously had- boon cim-ltloroU
I almost luipri'gnablo. Tho Canadians
i '.I | >t ii rot I 2.ihki prisoners. The artil
It ? r v penetration before the infantry
ittaeks were launched Is doM-rilx-d as
resembling a veritable inferno.
Not eonlont with their successes ho
:\>o -ii Lens and 1 lenln-sur-Cojoul. the
Itrltish also striii-k viciously in the re
"ion of Cambral. where the village of
liemlt'oiirt was captured ami further
oiogre.-s was made in tho neighbor
hood of tlu* Maverlneourt wood, whih
tid farther south additional giiim
mailt' around St. (^uentiii.
The Intensive aerial activity eon
luiii's between the Itrltish and tier
mans. London reports that two (Icr
man machines were destroyed and tl*
?it'll others driven down and that tor |
Hritish aeroplanes failed to return t< j
i heir ha so.
< hi the jxirt of tho lino held by the
French there has been only artillery'
activity exeept in tho Parroy wood.,
where a Herman attack again-t an ad j
vanced |?ost was repulsed.
IC111>j11is is still being heavily hom
hanled by the Ccrmans.
t ndy minor operations have takoi
1 ?lafe on the eastern from from the]
I'm It ie sea down into Rumania. Tlx j
usual bbmbanluients are in progros> ;
? >n the Austria-Italian front. In .Mace !
donia there have boon reciprocal bom 1
hardments and small infantrv attacks
I'notHeial atlviees from Itraxil ind'
? ?ate that Mra/.il is on tho immediate
> erge of severing relations with tier
many as a result of the sinking of tin
Hra/.ilian steamer I'a rramt.
LKK COUNTY NKW8
Items of Interest (Jathered From Bish
opville Vindicator.
Just it-. wo wen1 locking up i>ur
forms the -ad news reached us that
Mr .It.lin (\ Uhanie was (lend. H?
lied at 7 o'clock this morning. Only
:i f?-w ?ia\s ago ho was able ti> he out
?n the streets, hut he never ru 11 i?n 1
from th?* last attack of leakage of the
heart. He was nearly To years old
Another old Veteran from Camp Lee
County has crossed over the river.
We are delighted t?? see fco many of
uiir farmers have grasped the food
proposition and arc determined to
plant more food croiis than they at
ir-f intended. The situation Is not
only serious hut i in | htm five that every
one should plant with the idea not
only to supply his own needs. hut
have same to sjnire. With flour al
ready gone to .*11 i>er barrel, corn
$1.75 with prosjKH t of point; to $2 i>er
bushel, is argument enough to con
vince the most skeptical that he. who
has to hu.v his food next fall will l>e
In a lmd fix. Even town people should
make every foot of ground make veg
etable's and !M>tatoes.
Mrs. Mary Duliant Sjiears died sud
denly last Monday night a little he
fore midnight April 2, 1S?17. .She had
had one or two attacks of the heart
several weeks In'fore her latft attack,
hut up to Monday afternoon she was
going nbout in her usual health even
working with her flowers out In the
garden. The fatal stroke came on
very suddenly alx>ut !>ed time and by
the time the family physician, I>r. S.
II. DuBose, got there she breathed but
a few times and her spirit left its ten
ement of clay ond took ita flight to
"that bourne whence no traveller re
turneth." She was a daughter of Geo.
W. and Adeline Dultant and leaver two
sisters. Mrs. Ilen DuBose and Mrs.
Lillian Heaves: four brothers Messrs.
T) F.d .It I.. .t<i< }(ti :?nd Arthur Du
Rant
<>n last Friday night at 7 o'clock the
death angel visited the home of Mr.
awl Mrs. I*. 11r~Xrkfn^nn's and "claim"
ed tlmir only little boy Walter Heed
who was just three days old, and was
laid to nest the following day at Oedar
Cr??ek Baptist Church.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
W. It. Law will be pleased to know
that they have moved back to Bishop
vllle and are occupying the old Ionic
of 1 >r It. V. M?'|ye<?d. We extend to
them a hearty welcome back..
German Cruiser Blown l'p.
Washington. April 7.?The interned
German auxiliary cruiser Cormoran
at (ftiairi was blown up last night The
Cormoran refused to surrender to the
American f<?rc?*s which went to take
possession of her and was destroyed
by her crew. Two German warrant
otli'vrs and five enlisted inen of the
crew were killed in the explosion.
Twenty officers, 12 warm at officers
arid 32ft enlisted men were taVen pris
oners
The Columbia Chamber of Commence
is offer-inj? cash prizes aggregating $.VW)
for the b?*st ten-acre yields of corn in
Highland county this year.
II1TTKK ATTACKS ON FRKSIDKNT
(?criiiHii I'^hyh Hevere ill Their 1^
iium-lattoii ?f AiiH?rle?*H Move.
lU rlin. April 5 ( vlu Uuidon. ) Hit
tor (ktm)Iu?I attacks oh President Wll
si>41 and tin* repudiation of tho dls
tlncthm he drew lwlwi?u tho Herman i
|HN?pU- uud their government feature
I lu* I'oiuiii^iilfi of I ho (lei'ina 11 new spa *
|M?iH on i lie prvxldent's add res*, .
Tho l/okal Anzelger says:
"America must know lliut the asmir*
UHCO of 1'resident \\ lisoll that t lie
war directed. not against t!??* Herman
jN-ople, but I ho Herman Uovernuieut,
cannot detract from tho un^or which
Ills attitude during tho whole war haa
fostered ami which his last message
has fanned Into, a bright ihnno. For
this asfcuraneo Is untrue ami dishon
est, iis all tin' rest of the document
from tho first word to tlu? last. Mr.
Wilson knows that no war In all his
tory was so llttlo dynastic and nomo
*> much a war of a whole iniopie
lightlug for existence as this ono
whloh was fonvd on Hcrmany by a
circle of eiiom les in all jwirts of tho
world, whos?? hate was horn of onvy,
Hcriuania says: "President Wilson
wanted wax and nolxidy can got past
hat. History will never go beyond
that point and history will judge tho
more severely heeauso It can lie said
tiMlay that war over such questions
vouhl have heon lni|H>sslhlo at another
lime, e.s|n'elaIly between the I lilted
states and (Jormany. Were wo at war
villi only one or another of our ene
mies President Wilson would never
axe conceived the hloa of putting his
taintry Into such a hhxwly adventure.
Itut t he obvious side of war which
is l>usod oil such a weak foiuulatlon
s the fact that it comes from a man
.ho has so far sot himself up as a
sort, of moral judge who felt culled to
bring the world to eternal |?ea?v. Rv,?n
today no country Is worse lltted Cor
,uch* a role than the United States. As
It tie as Italy and Uouuianla could turn
tho Males aguinst us so little will the
I'nltoil States l?o able to change the
ride of war."
Tlift Vussische Zoltung says: "Those
who have so far doubted the bad faith
>f President Wilson will know l>otter
when they read th?> nmhielous dis
tortion of I ru tli which forms the chief
?ontents of his message. His attempt
11? m*1 us a difference between the Her
mii11 Government and tin* (ierman |?eo
ide is as |>orf)dious and as absurd as
his claim that tho (Senium Kaiser
started the war for dynastic reasons
?iml that the (ionium war party sjmui*
sored it for conquest. This Is con
trary to president Wilson's own know
ledge and merely for the pur|M>se of
imitation', obviously in lino with his
I'.ritlsh priuciplos."
The lterlin Tngohlnt.t professes to
believe that President Wilson has de
coivod the American people ami that
they will in time realize it. "In op
position to those elements in (Jer
many," says this |Mj>er. "who intoxi
cate themselves and others with largo
?voriN. we take the American war an
nouncement in exii'oding oarn<*st. It
is not a trifle if Amerrca is added to
our long list of enemies. The Herman
l*eoplc are conthlent of victory ami we
ire confident that the American people,
either during the War of after the
war. will realize the falsity of Presi
dent \N ilson's ixUieics and that tins
unholy conllict lietween America and
?is will l>e follow?*d by a new and
friendly cooperation in that noble com
munity of people**."
The Vorwaerts runs Its comments un
der a dispatch telling of the |lending
trip to Washington from Vienna of
I'nited Stall's Ambassador Penlleld.
"For the time being," says tho So
cialist organ, "we must ri*-kon with
he fact that a now enemy has arisen
against us, who can. however, develop
his great j>owors only slowly. We
must realize that at the coming ixmoe
conference, which we hope will l>e
called S4K>n. America will sit on the
fienoh of our opi>onents. . Tluit is the
situation which is calculated to un
chain new |M?pular jwwdons, but which
should be met with serenity and calm
consideration. The nation in soldier
uniform and in civilian clothes will do
its duty."
The Vienna Nieuw Frele Presse do
clares tluit America has (hnided upon
war because it was unable any long
er to deliver its supplies to the Al
lies. Tlie Vienna Reindpost says:
"We must not appraise too lightly
the addition of a rich and powerful
Industrial republic to the list of our
enemies, but if the submarines main
tain their mi far great success, Presi
dent Wilson will have come too late
as Salandra and Bratiano Came ? too
late. Criminal as has been the whole
assault upon the Central Powers by
the Entente it must Ik? said that each
conspirator who has been added to the
list, not excluding Jaiwn, has better
reasons for his bloody enterprise than
Wilson and his republic can show."
Telling Hermans What Wilson Bald.
London, April 4.?President Wil
son's address to congress, translated
into (Ierman, is being distributed lib
erally over the German lines by Brit
ish aviators. It is undersbxxi the
same thing is being done by French
TI1K KODTHKKN TO HKLf.
Firmriv Kind Mniirtw for Food Crops
(iroMii in It* Territory.
Athinta, tin., April 5.?'Xl*?t every
Southern farmer who Krows a fiimd
crop this year will be ablo to dispone of
It lit haiHimwna prices either In Us
original shape or as live stock was
tho unanimous opinion of tho fifty ox
I>crts of (ho Development of tho South
ern Hallway System and altlliatod linos
who met in Atlanta to. discuss plans
for farm marketing, immigration, ami
the agricultural and industrial develop
iiX'i11 of tho South.
Tim market and farm products agents
arc aiding tlu? movement for increas
ed production of food cor|is In tile
South l?y their efforts to put growers
in touch with dealers and consumers
desiring their products and luivo l>een
so successful that the demand for
products of Southern farms luis greatly
exceeded that supply.
While live stock growing Is Ih*1hr ad
vocated cairnestly, farmers aro ur^cd
to provide food croi?s liefotv buying
live stock, Any farmer in tho terri
tory served by ttio Southern Hallway
System or nttlliatcd lines who di-slros
aid in disposing of any crop will l>o
tflvcn all )N>ssible assistance If he will
communicate with tho farm products
agent located tir his section or with
Roland Turner, chief farm products
agent, Atlunta, Oa.
FOR SALE OR
Forty (40) turn* ,>( ^
ltla?*k Hlu?r ltoatl, s
Camden, f^rmorty thw t,rc
11. Moaetoy. This land ?t
choup (or e*nh,
^ A KU
EXECUTOR'S NOl
AU parlies Uuichiati t0
of .J. It. ? Hull,
notlt\iMl t?? iuak?? payment
deralgned tfxeeutnr*, una
If any. having Halm* again
eatate will preaent them Hui]
to the Kxeeutor* within tt
scribed by law.
JKSSK 4. UAl
It N. 1IAU*
Qualified Kx*:utura of tha]
, J. Uall.
Notlro to Debtor* and
All persona huvlitg olali
tlae estate of C. IV Grip
will preaent same duly atti
<ho underal Rned quallM i
trlx; and all persons IndeM
estate will inuke payment
the undersigned.
1>AISY ailKMl
Adroit
Camden, S. C.? Uar<k 18, l|
The Car With More Miles At Less Cost
Upkeep Cost Reduced To A Minimum
All the Convenience of The Higher Priced Ca
without the Greater Cost.
If You Want a Good Car, Buy a
Saxon Six?5 Passenger, 6 Cylinder, 1917 Mo
$925.00 DELIVERED
FOR DEMONSTRATION SEE
W. C. PERRY, or S. L. PERI
Kershaw, S. C. Camden, S. C
Never Watch
a Watch -TRUST
Your watch can not contfol time?it simply reco
It should be trustworthy. If it isn't,, you can not
to depend upon it.
We Sell Watches
You Can Trust
A number of standard makes to select fro*
and novelties. *
Give us a chance to put you on time and ke
there.
G. L. BLACKWELL
Jeweler and Optician
FIRE - LIFE - ACCID
INSURANCE
CAMDEN LOAN & REALTY COMP
Office Man Bldf. H. P. Fouat, Manager