The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 15, 1918, Image 4
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
ruhllMhera.
H. D. NUes and >
B. N. McDowell . ... S
I'libllwhed every Friday at 1 1(H) No.
Ilroad St root, and entered at the Cain
don pfritolHco an Hooond class mail unit
tor. I*rleo |*?r aiiiium iM-ft'*
( 'iiiiMh ii, s. Friday, Fell. I ??. . I !' IH
At a iiHvliii* <>f llh* iiiereha ill ** ns
K(M'ii) t Ion i if < fart 1 1 ? ? > held ,\l"inln,\ tin
follow (lit; resolution N\ ?IV- adopted Hi
lt ItCHOlVOll ? Tlltlt If ,v ?'"* MMfiT
of llil* mceliiiur llial be uteri bant* take
orders for t ? ? delivciv "I i;ood- in
the following manner Midei- taken
up to ) I : ; I .\ \l will I" del i v en <1 !*'?
fore noon ; ? > r 1 1 < ? | taken from !l .?(> A
M. i,, \ l* \l will. be deli\ eied I tut I
afternoon I orders taken allet I I M.
will I ir delhi-red ?'H Hi.- following
nioriiiiu' on t lit* !i !<? \ ^ I i It* t i v ? r>
Attorneys for t H?* fit in 1 1 v of iti-uio
ptcuehfi NV. T Sine.. who was whi|?
ped I o dc.llll 1 1 \ Mil >1 > III ^ III L folllll.V
lu-t AieutM have served notice oil 1 1 n*
Itojii'l ol commissioner- ili.it null'*-*
dauiaui - in the -inn of <HMt ,nv paid.
I lie > -, ? 1 1 1 1 f \ will In- * lied fol Iiio ; I ) 1 1 o u 1 1 1 .
Kai.'io.ol ( '< ? 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 v i i ? 1 1 1 ? i I rank NN .
Slieatv v\a- 1 1 1 . i i t i ? *< I |o Mrs (iladx
I oli n Hiiuirr Hiursdax aftrrtiooji *i n
l In* o | hi i * of i In* railroad commissioner
i:i 4 ' i ? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? , ; i iMber nn ? 1 1 1 1 ?f i ? . of 1 1 it*
lailio. i ? | commission (In* ollii'i* forri'
Hid I in w -pa per man witnessed tin1
< ? i'f l Mr m \ Tin* couple Irl't for :l trip
to Florida.
l out \ foil r hoilics of the inissiiiif
\ tncri'M ii .soldiers drowned when tin*
Tiim'h nia transport was torpcdoisl have
Im 'en washed ashore mi tla* I r i ?1> coast.
A pathetic foal II re is tin* fart that
I In* bodies w I'l l* vo I i;i d I \ in ll t i hi t<*? 1
t(?iir none w i-n* idi iii I lied owiiiij to the
fact ilnil tin' iiii'ii won* not yet wcjii
I I i_r iheir itlriil lllen I ion metal lays.
As a result of the .sinking of tlx*
iraii.spori Tuseanla rccruithix in the
)ar;;e eities reached a new high rec
ord. Tin' question invariably asked
hy tin- volunteer* was "how soon can
we jjo aeross?"
i governor .Manniii^ ha*, addressed tin*
follow i ii i; letter to I'hief Constable T.
I. Smyrl : "It having boon intimated
lo mi' that I lie Stale constables have
prokilil.N misunderstood former instrue
lions in I'lifoi'i'inu Uie prohibi t ion law,
I desire now to instruct \<ni and 1 1 if
stale const aides that the\ shall not
search. or undertake to seareh. tin*
I'.r^iu'i' of ; 1 1 1 \ traveler, unless that
l/a vi'lrr has heeii heretofore indicted
for -eliinu intoxicating liquor in con.
' ra \ ci 1 1 i i >1 1 <i| law. or unless siieh per
son lias a warrant deseribim: the j h ? i ?
"on or 1 1:' !<? In* searched, or un
less Hi.- constable Ini^ ? r^iinin know!
? ?due (hat there i- lujuor in vi d bai:
uauc "
Tell nic not in nioiirnful iiiiuibi'i"*
I hat the low n is t ul! .if union i . for
i lie man's a crank thai -lumbers m
these biisilinu da \ s iif 1 >. >o 1 1 1 I. il'e is
real. life i s earnest. and l lie urave
i s hi. | Us ; 1 1 . e\er\ doliai that tlmu
iiiriie-t helps make the old town
roll Hui en juvtnenr and not sorrow
i> our dcsiined end or wa> : if yon
have no nione\ borrow buy a corner
lot ,e*h da\ ! Lives of ureal uieit all
remind lis we can win immortal fame
I .el lis I. -axe tin* chumps behind Us
and we'll uW there just the -aine. Ill
iliis world'- I. read battle, in the biv
ouac of life, let n- make the dry
hones i.iiiic ' bu\ a corner for your
wife! I. el lis then Ik* Up and doillU.
Willi .i cart for nil) fah : -till achiev
ing. stii put>uiuu. booming. early,
boom i ii u bile. ? ; . 1 1 V 1 1 c\ l.cduer.
Ai'duld lainid. on 'e ru.er o\er l"ur
K I >y , died Sunday al an advanced a;'e.
I'Vir years he governed ov?*r one linn
dred million snii jeet <.
Seerelarv I'aker l-jis di-eided that
ramp Creenc, ("ha riot te. \. now
?K*<'U]>ied by reirular divi-ion-. will not
be continued as a pennaiiei t training'
enter because of unsuitabilit.\ of the
-'round on \\liie!i it erected.
1 .if ii I I I I'iinner. < ?f New Kochelle.
N. V.. w.is :is}.intl\- killed at Lake
i diaries, l.a,. whei. his airplane fell
!<w? feet the uroiind lie w.is re
cently married.
i.uKotr Not*i.
l.ust>(V. >S. < Ml** iU*M*
sje Keusnnnviu" vUlted ht*r brother in
Camden last w?'k. ,
Utile I ,uei it* mill 1 .11 1 law Smith <?(
| 1 1,' | tell ll\ ll wvl loii v l-s| I ed it I III*' Imuuo
nf their uraudlni her >lr I <??**-????? ?> ei
la*( vn *???k
\li .| 'I'. Meruit \Mlfl Mi'.
son .11 t i rea t Kail last week. >
j \|| | ?k it ? ? i 1 1 1 ? ami mother of
km spent (i few da,\s at tin* home of
Mi, \\ A Ku>h UlM week.
Mi>> \ i(?J'a S h uin perl > I i ' t tin* win k
end at her home I" IVIiiui, S. < .
\N ?? j 1 1*1 ' V CIV sol I V I" It'll I'll o| M I ?*?.
W. \ Kit-h beiun id Willi pneumonia
hi the ( .i i in li 'i i Imspita I ami we all
wish her a >peed> reeovery.
\h>s Katie Turner s|k-iiI last week
Clnl ;| ( I li* I' lloUie ill I toy kin.
\|, s I. Uush i ?!' West villi' vi-U
ed III-, hint lit' i \l l W. A. I(l?sh lu'tV
hi >1 VV ft 'k
Mi r.ciiiiii' 1 1 i i in iii? >i m I f i'i 'ii i Chora \v
visited friends lii'i'i* l:i ^ I week and \v?? j
were all v er.v L'hnl in liavi' hlni with
ii-. i^aiii.
Mr. |,jh\ irin-c Whiiakri' who hail,
been i-iifh'il in < *ii in | > .la< kson. w ill
iii ii i' 1 1 |i? ?iii?? in a few ilays in make
hi-, ht til it ? \vith Ids winter here.
Mr \ ielnr Ward niotoiisl to Co
i II 111) .1.1 ITilhlV.
\|i-. A I i ee Tinker from Itidnewny
l>t\i-.i|in- her dnuuhlor Mi^, Mattie
Amnions here.
The friends of Mr. Thomas White
are very >?n*r.\ In know llnil ho has
left l.nuolV ami ?one lit Lharlolte In
a 1 1 i'Ih I sehoo) I here.
Mr lliram Nettles, Sr., vi.slted his
>on Mr. .lesse Nettles nl the State llos
I > i I. a 1 hM week.
.Miss I'hissie Curbed lias not boon
ahle in iilteml sehool the past week
on ineoiint of sickness.
Mrs. 1 1 ii'n in Nettles ami Mr. lliram
Nettles. Sr.. spent Thursday with Mrs.
.1. I' I hi I entail in Camden.
Airs. Charlie Hroxton from Colum
hla sjH'iit Sunday at Lu>joft'.
Mi sh ,( ^'i i rude Hahon of Chiuora
s | m ? n I la s t week end with her mother
Mrs. I'ioreiH'e Kabon here. .
Mr. Steven I.oiiis Clyburn spent Sun
? In \ with his parents at (Camden.
Mr. Leslie Hahon from Camden spent
Sunday with his mother here.
Miss Jennie Whitaker who has been
very siek is improving.
Miss Nina Jones visited her sister
in Coluuihiii hist week.
There has been several new fami
I it's to move t <4 Lu?? ifl .
There has heen a new hriek store
envied here owned bv Mrs. Minson.
Serut W I,. Uush of ( 'n't np Sex ier
visited here last week.
Miss Murdelt I'arker ami other par
lies nf Kidgewa \ v i s j t ei I relatives here
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. ThtAiiias of Camden
s i h ? 1 1 1 Snnda.v at the home of Mrs.
Thomas' parents here
, .Miss I) Neil of the (Jetl.v s s,hoo| v is
ili-d friends in Columbia last week.
Mr. Will it; Uosehoro of Camden vis
ited his p.- 1 rents here Sunda.v.
Mr. .lames Team. Carl Uose Intro, and
Miss Tetinie Team motored to ( <duin
Itia Sunda.v.
We are ver.v son v to learn thai Mr
J i ? 1 1 1 1 < Jet I V s js fen | si?'U.
Mr lliram Nettles made a trip to
Ki'i'sh. w l.i st week.
The serv it e leau'lle will meet at the
home t.f Mis James Team Wednesday
IVh l.'hh at o'eloek
We wili have pre:u *h i 1 1 ir nev f Sunday
afternoon at I o'eloek by our new
Methodist | tit -ae her Mr. A. C. Cnrbett.
Mr. lliram Nettles. Jr. spent hist
Sunda.v .it the home of Mr W A Uush.
Miss N'eliessa |'t ?\v of l\oll?tt ks. S.
C.. visit, i| \| is I'isher last week
Mis. Lillian Unite of Camden vis
ited In r mother In- re this w eek
Mr James lios.-l.oro 1 ml Mr. Wil
onii i^uiek were visitors i*i Camdetl
Suiitlay afternoon.
Mr James Team. Car! It Ifiiti. and
Miss Leiuiie Team \ isife.l at IJidu'ew ay
Suiitlay afternoon
Mr John Ivosi'bnm has aeeepted a
position at I'e.'l I't e ? ? 1 1 1 1 hiirdware
store iit Camden.
The iritis junior soeiety will have
,i plav Fridav iiiuht I'eb. 'J'Jnd at the
| .Hu'ulV st'hool llollse fur the betielit of
the new I'resbv teria n Cliun li.
h ... . iii's to its that the proli ? eers
ilif s.'??undtels who are t<ikinif the
war .i" :in e\ fuse t.<> wrin^ nmney
from the jH'ople ? the eoal trust, the
sit car trust, the meat trust, the paper
trust, and all other trusts- are more
1 1 1 e 1 1 . 1 1 ? rf nr t ? I tills eountrv than the
Cerni.ius CatTney Letluer.
\
I'. i Chapman, a !'? year o' l youth ?
! M s In en soiitelii't'd t>? < 1 e; 1 1 h ill New :
York for h:i v i n _r eonitnitted murder ^
the i obi n't v .'f a I'rooklvn stot't^ last .
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t ?. -T ? .Cer.
liKNKKAIi NKWH NOTKS.
? ' '
A mad dotf wu* fclllwl at N'owberry
'JL'ucMhiy after It had bltKm four niulos
and a ccw and probably other ani
mal*. '
Charles (''msUt. a \wll known youu?
Spartanburg man, l? held III Jail be
lli;? < harmed with tin' murder of hi*
wife of one year. vy
After citiV.eiis of Columbia luni pro
le-tcd ay a Inst the 5<>o fare* for trans
fer i'lty <<01111011 pla?*ed fli?* faro at
the ?>M rati* of lTh
Cot. T. 1$. Hutlur of UatVney, h?*t
a valuable cow this week^ and after
Iwintf ( 1 1 ssiH't ej I by a veterinary it was
found iliat the animal had a wire nail
through its heart. ^
.1 i in Mr.l llhorroii, a neuro, who whoi
and k 1 i U>( t two .men last Friday and
probably fatally wounded another was
burned at the stake by a mob at ICs
telle Springs, Ton 11., Tuesday.
Alexander Merkman, anarchist, eon
vleted hi New York, hut reieamxl on
bond, has lM*en sent to Atlanta t<>
serve two years for al(toui)>tl'iig !<?
obstruct the rtoUictlve draft law.
( It. (iary.'an insurance eollectoi
of llatTtioy. was held up and robbed
Jusi outside < ? t' the rily of (lalVnev
l-'rhiay night h.\ two ne?r<? hiyhwn.x
men. The robbers Hot ^11 In cash.
.1 1;. Ilarrell, an Atlantic ('oils:
line roadma.stcr. was run down by
a passenger train Monday iifternouu,
uinl iiistautl.x killed. Ilarrell was trav
! eliuvr on Ids "motor ear during a dense
fv^ and tin- train was on him before
lie saw It.
\Yn>ne S. Hell, of .Marion, and Al
bert S. I lucks, of liranehville, respect ?
ively. sergeant and private in the
Twentieth Mutineers, and \V, J. Stuck -
ey. of l.amar, ami. .1. Nelson, of Scot
land. both sergeants in the HMMh aero
squadron. were the only South Caro
linians oilicially recorded as having
been on hoard the Tuseania. All ex
cept Nelson have l>een officially re
ported as rescued and there i* a fair
chance that Nelson's name may be
found 011 one of the li'sfs of survivors.
REALTY TRANSFERS
Sarah Patterson to \V. It. del/ouch.
20 acres .$54 1.
Susanah Lumpkin to Mira Pickett,
50 acres
r,. M. Kst ridge to L. .1. liakeri 113S
acres $15,000.
Kstridue and Maker 10 .1. F. Maker,
1 ! rj acres $*%oo. *
Kstrhlye and ltaker to \V. F. Ks
t ridge, ."VI acres $545.
Kst ridge and Maker to T. S. Wil
1 la ins (?." acres $lii50.
John N. McHeod el al to \. C.
Mel, cod 'JO acres $5.
IvolH'i't < 'la rkson to ?! . S. I!, ('lark
son 1.'!7.'{ acres.
Kdward Heed to Varis Williams 1
lioiw ;i ml lot SI 10.
W. <V Hay to Fa ni lie A. .lohtison.
I iloll^e and lot $.'?55<i.
11. Holland to T. 75. Hlyther and
1 .. A. Shiver 1 .*17 'acres
.Mary 1.. Hoodale to M. C. West 1
house ami lot
< ieo. T. I.lttle i?> W. A. Sanders |
h,?t in t'aimlcli JflfOO.
II. I.. Robinson to P. UuMose
L'imi acres $5<H>.
II real estate owners in Kershaw
County lo Palmetto Power and Light
Co. right of wav through their land
I
for tower line.
THE DIRTHDAY OF GEORGE
WASHINGTON.
LAL down your tools, ye toilers of
the land;
Make holiday! I?et fires be banked.
unfann'd
To flame this, day; surcease
The anvil liant;; in peace
J-et upper on the nether millstone
r.-st.
Nor let the shuttled woof athwart
the warp be sped
Rest from thy work, in sweetest
?n? m'ry live,
Acclaiming birth of him ^ ho birth
did Rive
To way of life unbound
Hv precedent, new fotntil
In \ iston <>f the /"Ifiht of man, iin
press'd
So deep that It will live when tyr
anny j|s dead.
NMlOl'Ul! there remains within his
silent bed
Hut dust, though slow corruption
e'en ha t h fed
Oti (hat ureat brain, and wrought
Its dlssolut ion, thought
Ai.d knowledge wYih Vi V rough lilm
had birth, dcr.iy
Ne'er see, for truth hath lived and
lives eternally.
Taught by the law which ordereth
m:<nk;nd.
He struck the s!. u klcs from the
trammeled mind
Of centuries <uid nought
The right in that which ought
To be, nor looked for guidance In
the way
The past had ruled the llfo of frail
i umaniiy.
ui;Klv not to bind the import of
his birth
With any thong; nor height, nor
depth, nor girth
Hath possibility
When mind and thought are free
Krom thralldom ?>f the post. t<?
learn the plan
" Of lif?* by metk attnncment to di
vinity. ?
llreat was (lie part It played and
playeth still
In that \ast evolution of the will
Of God in this our world.
His destiny unfurl d
The fla* of mind's dellv'rance from
the ban
O I ages and rehased It to infinity.
-A. C. llopktnson.
Valen
tines
AT
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Telephone 30.
Hermitage Cotton Mill Nfwn.
Camden, S. C., Feb. 13.? Nftt
urday 11 ik lit ithoul Kfivpiilyttvt' of "III
folks enjoyed an old tlliio molasses
candy pulling al tin' community cot
Itlgo. While souh? ??r the ladles made
t ho I'M ll< I. V the lost enjoyed tfanies of
every description. H very body entered
into t liese with a vlm/1>ut the uuist
fun ca mi' when the caud,\ was brought
liu and t here was no time to lalk or
.play, we cmu assure you. All pres
ent mi id it w as ccrta Inly a jollx eve
ning.
Miss Selma Pa rrlsh met with "The
Little Stitchers" at their regular meet
ing last Thursday afternoon and save
them an Interesting talk on the culture
or t lie tomato |?lant. Tho children
showed their Interest by their atten
tion. She organized a "Tomato Club"
of twenty uirls. We expect good re
Milts from this rlul?. The mill has giv
en them very choice land to plant on,
After visiting each home in the vil
Ulge llils week, we are ?hld to state
that ever famll> Is expecting to outer
the army of food producers and have
a "War Harden" this spring and sunr
| liter. Without one except Um all ojf our
peoph* are of this intention. So we
have the out look of "pleuty to eat" In
i>iii \ lllnge this suiuiuer.
There is |H'actically no sickness in
the vi Haste we arc glad to Hole.
.Mr. .1. T. Hradley had the pleasure
i Sundav of a s isit from his two sons
and a friend, all of Columbia. They
motored here.
Mr. Martin Langford was called to
Columbus, i Monday to attend the
funeral of his father. Mr. Langford
has our deepest sympathy.
Stockton News Notes.
Itoykin. S. <\. Fein. HI. ? Mr. and
Mrs. .less Pea roe, <?f Cleveland spent
Saturday with Mr. Pearce's father Mr.
' ft. M. IVaree.
Mrs. Annie Hell liuckahce ami Miss
.launita Young ? ?f Westvllle spent a
few days with their sister Mrs. l?avid
. i Jill is.
Mrs. J-'\a Irhy is s|H'iidiiig a few
days this week with her parents Mr.
' and Mrs. \V. K. Heasonover.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Costin from
[ I la rtsvllle spent a few days with AT i*.
'and Mrs. 15. M. Pea ret*.
j Miss Ha Heard^n spent the week
end visiting friends in Camden.
Miss Jezebel I Shirley and her two
brothers Hal ford and Hiumoy of Cam
den siK'iit the week end with Miss
lthane Calloway.
j Mrs. it. M. IVaree and little daugh
ter Ulizaheth sjx>nt last week end in
Chestertield with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Tiller.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith of Prov
idence visited in this section last Wed
nesda \
Mrs. .loiin Cillis and son spent a
few days hist week with her daugh
ter Mrs. W, Hush at Lu^ntV.
Mrs. John Htrtii|ihrey of Sumter
s|)C]i t Sunday with lx?r sister Mrs. P.
M. IVaree.
Mi. Haney Calloway spending a
while in Clinton.
Mr. H. M. Pearcc and Mr. J. K.
Pea rce s* j m * 1 1 1 Sunday in Chestertield. ;
Telling Things.
William I.. Saunders. vice ehairman
of the Naval ( 'onsult i n.tr lion pi, takin-l
his cue from Congress, has eniha rkeil
,ni the en t erpr i so of revealing some of
t he things the < iov eminent has been
, doing in tin* direct ion of winning the
? wHf, for "hi* fan conceive of no rea
} son" wliv the information In- has math'
i { iiihl ic should nor have :>cen forthcom
ing. Army ami ^avy othcinis in Wash
ington arc ? I isj ?< #s?*? f to "deplore" tin'
I discussion ' of devices that have been
1 ami up* I M?i ntr develo|>ed. but Congress
It'd tin4 w.'iy ami miiiic officials arc in
, dined to follow. Seeing no reason
why hr >4iniild not talk, therefore. Vice
I Chairman Saunders proceeds to tell
i how American renins had dcviseil a
i plan who why a torpedoed vessel will
stay afloat, no matter how hadly she
may have been wounded. One ship
' yard has fitted out a ship of this un
| sinkalde nature, and Mr. Saunders be
lieves the enemy should he informed
of tlfe trfck this country has invented
| against his submarine. lie e\Vn de
i scribed details j.i minutely that if
jtiermany may be <"?rspos?*d to equip
I her own ships in like manner there is
no reason why she may not do so.
[ The ship is made un*dnkable through
the conversion of that part of her
j hull below water-line into a complete
system of watertight compartment*-, s'o
arrange! that ;t hole like that which
; was torn in the side of the Titanic
' by the iivlierg would l)<^ se.nd her to
the bottom. The tmns]>ort so wound
' ed would simply float around like a
lose. That :i vessel eoiild be thus <M|Ui]>
1 mm i is entirely imi>ossib)e. and that
the tr:insjM?rt of the future N to v-n
safeguarded i> ;i matter of much re
' assurance to the American people. For
this reason alone. j?crhaps. the divnlg
i'iki' of what is going on might have'
been justified am) Mr. Saunders bad
probably considered if in that light
li would better, probably, to* let
'iennaiiy discover what we are doinfi^
m other directions through pruflicjil;
demonstration of our inventions. \*z\
discovery come with experience, lkith )
War and N'avv 1 >epnrtments are evi
? lentlv anxious that this might be the
policy, for in addition to the things
which have been divulged, they hint
of other devices "of which nothing
! bus b#?en said." and of which nothing
'.should 1h- said. The public ought to
t !*' satisfied with the assurance that
? >n r War fJovemment is. alert and is
diligent in the application of inventive
genius for the overcoming of the en
finy^ II manifestly ha-+ ft few rrmntTl
iujr -??< r?-is which should Ik- guarded
Cattle relish the sweet odor of
wet Buckeye Hulls
BUCKEYE HULLS/ after being wetted down for ten ?
or twelve hours, acquire a taste dr odor similar to
the succulent ensilage odor that cattle like so well. -tf
Simply feed
(ftAoi MAKK
HULLS
LINTLES3
properly and your stock will like them better than any
other roughage. Once they are accustomed to them,
they will not be satisfied with anything else.
There is every reason why your qattle should relish
Buckeye Hulls. They are all roughage; no lint that is
worthless as forage; no dirt, trash or dust.
Other Advantages
Buckcye Hulls cost much less per They take less space in the barn,
ton than old style hulls. They are sacked ? easy to han
Buckeye Hulls allow better as- die.
similation of other foot!. They mix well, when wet, with
Every pound goes farther. other forage.
Mr. L. R. Farmer, Louiaville, Ga., any a: %
that he has used no other hulls but Buckeye for the past
year and gets good results. Cows have not been both
ered with cough since using Buckeye Hulls.
To secure the beat results and to develop the ensilage odor, wet the hulls
thoroughly twelve hour ? before feeding. It is easy to do this by
wetting them down night and morning for the pext feeding. If at any time
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only half as much by bu|K ?? of old style hulls.
Book of Mixed Feed* Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used irf the
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye Hulls and gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill.
D?pt. K The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. Dept. Z .
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood , Little Rock Memphis
Amemrta Charlotte Jachton ' Macon Smlma
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(,H\NI) AM) PETIT JURORS
Drawn Tuesday to Serve For March
Term of Court.
(?rand Jurors.
1-Mrst -i\ names arc hold over from
last year.
I ?. K. Yarbrongh. Hethune
.1. W. Owens. Westvlllo
.1. II. Catoe. Jefferson
II. I.. Smyrl. Cantey
Fddie Uahou. I.ugolY
I.. W. Hrauham. Hlaney
H. F. Kohinsnu. Camden
1 >. M. .1 ones. Cantey
A. 10. I'll is. Hethune
F. II. Arrant*:. Camden
.1. I,. Hlaney
I ?. F. Owen*. Wc?lville
\V. ( '. Kin ir. Hethune
U. M. 'I Milkwort I. Cantey
\V. F. I'.ivis. Hethune
W. I >. M.'l >owell. Caimlen
.1. S. K<>ss. lilaney
John A. McCaskill. Hethune
First Week.
\V. A. Hyatt. Cassatt
T. M. Maddox. Hlaney
I,. K. Clyburn. Westvillo
H. T. Mangum. Hetliune
A. K. MrJ-aurin. Hethune
V. I >. Fst ridge. Hethune
H. F. < Injury. Kersnaw
W. It. < iregory, Kershaw
C. K. McDowell. Wostvlllc
C. \V. Sowoll. Kershaw
J. 1. I/ovett, Hlaney
It. H. ?Humphries. Kershaw
Frank McDowell. West vi Ho
C. H. Spradley, Camden
C. W. Bireluuore, Camden
.1. S. I'.arfield, Kershaw
A. M. ltodgors. Camden
.1. T. McOiskill. Hethune
.1. II. Ratcliffo, I/iK*now
S. H. Truesdoll. Westville
D. F. Hilton. Hethune
tJoorce A r led go, Lugoflf
W. H. Illnekwell. Camden
W. II. Collier Cassatt
A. -I. Hunter, Hethune
W. <!. Adams. Camden
I ?. .1. Clyburn. Hethune
Jame> Ralnm. LugOff
H. Smyrl. Cantey
It. H. itoss. Camden
W. T. ? Young. Weetville
W. M. I.ollis, Camden
W. J. Stoke*, Taieknow
Amos <?. Hall. Lucknow
S. C. West. Cassatt
H. H. Hunter. Camden
Fire at Oswego.
The general merchandise of
< M. Mc( ?>y, :if Oswego, wis burned
la*t Thursday night, the origin of the
llm being as .m l undetermined. Noth
ing was saved from the building and
Mr. McCoy's h>s.s i* estimated at more
than $4,0<>o with only partial insur
ant'. ? Sumter Item.
against the Insistence of meddling iix
ijuisitors who are hanging out around
Washington. So far, enough fur has
lioon let out of the bng to Indicate the
nature of the vat within. _ Tb&QMr
Itsfaf. shrsuld sHTT T>o concealed from
fiennan eve* ? Charlotte observer.
Wants-For Sale
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FOB SALE ? Improved Pulluot big boll
live look cotton seed at $2 per bush
el. Apply to M. W. Hough, Camden,
S. Route 3. ' 44-iS-pd.
FOR SALE? T wenty thousand good
bricks for sule at my late residence
at $f) per thousand. \Y. It. (Jordan.
Phone No. .'H5. ltf.
FOR SALK ? Baby carriage, practical
ly new. Apply 502 Chestnut Street.,
or phono .'*>2-\Y. lpd.
.NOTICE ? For a nice. cheap <*ottiin or
j casket call at Billing's Bros., Ar
rant'* old stand.
I LOST ? one bull p?V]?py. black si>ot on
ear. Mack sjH>t on lxack ; also one
brindle bitch, answers to name of
"Brownie." Reward if returned to
A. L. Watkins. at Parlor Market,
C-amden, S. C.
AITOMOBILE OWNERS Attention?
Having sivured several more me-'
ohanics. we are in better ]>osition
to serve you than previously. W.
o. Hay's Oarage. 4ti.
FOR SALE ? ( Jen tie young mare. Ap
ply to "X" care of Chronicle, lpd.
i ^
FOR SALE ? Baled scrap jntper? Fine
for startlfig tires. 50c per bale, as
many as you want as long as thfey
last.. Apply at. The Chronicle office.
| FOR SALE ? Shetland pony, 3 years
old. Beautiful little mare, gentle,
! kind disposition, no bad habits. Also
j pony-curt and liarness. First class
<-ondition. Price reasonable. Miss
Elizabeth English, Rte 3, Columbia,
| s. c. 42-6.
FOR SALE ? One pure-bred mammoth
bronze torn turkey, two years old at
$7.(H). Two one y?>ar old torn turkeys
at $<i.00 each. Mrs. M. W.. Hough,
Camden, S. C. 42-3-4pd
AI TOMOBILE OWNERS? Wo have
in stock a most complete line of
automobile supplies including, Wil
lard batteries, United States and
Fisk t,iiw. Geunine Ford parts. Ti
tanic and Vulcan springs to tit most
all ears. Our repair shops are sec
ond to none, even in larfcer cities
j and we make a s]>ecialty of Ford
! parts and repair work. If you have
any overhauling to do, now is the
j time while the roads are bad and
our shops are not so crowded. W.
o. Hay's Oarage, Canulen, 8. C.
43-4-5-0.
1 TO THE PI'BLIC? 1 Will 1>a ve a new
wood saw rig in operation very
soon. If you have any wood to be
sawed notify Box 221. Yon will re
I t-eive prompt attention.
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FOR RENT ? Desirable office rooms,
over Bruce* s store for rent Apply,
to (J. C. Bruce, Camden, S. C.
j WANTED ? Old false teeth ; don't mat
j ter if broken. I pay $2 to $15 per
I set. Send by parcel post and receive'
check by return mail. F. TERL, 403
N. Wolfe St., Baltimore, Md. 34-44
FOR SALK ? Four weeks old hand fed
heifer calf. Mother 7-8 Jersey now
milking four gallons a day, also Mv
eral two year old grade Jerseys...
Mulberry.
WANTED ? Cook for boarding house.
Address "Cook" care Chronicle 42tf.