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INSURANCE HEALTH FIRE LIFE , ACCIDENT Real Eatate and Loans CAMDEN LOAN & REALTY COMPANY Office Man Bid#. 1 A. J. Beattie, Manager Telephone 62 KKKSIIWV NKWS NO'I'KS lnlrm'>liiiK ll?*ni*? (iHthfivd I' ronl I In* I'.'ra of Thai I'larr. t 'ha . 1 1 ? lii'l N cii in. i k uij4 lit- li< .f0?> .1! 1 'In-raw f"i 1 l"iu' r i me. : ??! 11 ! IM ' ! I ? tin* home of his plllVu!-. M II: ? Mis ' ' M Will'*! Hi. nt'iil |\er*haw 1 >' week w lii 11 In* will rem. 1 in I" i-niMUe in farnihiU I In* JIH'MMll \e.'?t III* W.l> il < "I'l 'III | >H 1 1 i < 'll :<> |< ?? 1 ? ha w t ?_? hi- hroi her <1 I" V\ ??t son. who - j h ? 1 i 1 1 he i\eek fii 1 1 with lii I >11 routs Stuv 1 ' 1 1 i : 1 1 1 - son of Mi aii'l Air- ' \V. K. I'liili ip>. ami Mi<i Nellie Hoone, ? hiuuhtoi Mr. ;i 1 1 ? I Mrs. I'atrlek ItooiM' ill of Jefferson Here luarriofl Snmlajt I fit IT l?> N . . t ; ? t I'llMie W I Ai m mil in ' tin lust Sa I ur l.i \ ;i H rriH m hi. Ki?l> - run r\ the )i? >im* of All ami Alr |{. I,. 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( .i.ijili'i. .spi'i.L ia.st v\ i*i'k in Ker-iiaw With ;!?i I a ; t . ? r - i.tii.t- 1 ?: . ? ii-.l VI i- I K I lave. ? I. I'. . 1 1 'Me-, wlin i - ' i .i;i i.ee! ei I with ?III 'Jmslotlli-I -I lee ;i ? ('atli|i H.'lll ? "i k. A ii'_'H-t a , < i a . - j h ? n t -e\er;il ila.v i ? i Kershaw hi.-t week vi-itinu: hi .. i e!i : ^ Al ? .!<:?! Mi- I '. Al .1 1 ?in'? Count \ I niou To Men. I1.' hie < 'oilllt \ I ill fit I - 1 I'jiioti w.ll in-.' i? ; S;i'uri|a> Ala reft _:'.rl at Ml ??ii\et Hii'ti-t ("liureh in Kefsjiaw ? "iin< , I ] v i ? ?? s 1 1 1 1 e inxiteil in it 1 1 on ? 1 ( \li-> Al'i : t ii I ? 1 1 1 M . 1 1 J 1 1 < ? \. ., \oijii? hi. in : ie Alili \ i !?:??_: ? in '-reejvi.li .'?.??k t rei ? . i i 1 1 - "t hi ? hinriijo "f i ? 1 1 ? r . ? i i r \ Safnnla.v She ? I ? ' - ? 1 '? ? ? I - I ? I'll I 1 ie . r A 1 . 1 V n ' ll\ TIIK NEW IMIJiOT \ustralian System Applied to Towns and C'Uiefi. Section I Tim I in e\er> primary election of thi- Staio there shall be I?r<?\ ided ,i ( each polling precinct one booth uu rac'li 10*' enrolled voters or 1 1 j ; i j 1 1 r 1 1 > fraction thereof- The booths -hull be made of sheet metal, or anv other suitable substance, shall not he less than .'iii inches wide and inchc- deep, ami six feet six inches liiiCli. .-hall he provided with a curtain hanging from the lop it) front to with in tlim- feet of the floor, and shall have a suitable shelf on which the voter can prepare his ticket : Provided, TIi.it the provisions of this act shall not appl v to rural voting ^irei-incts outside of incoriHuated towns and ejf ies. See. 'J. The (Ndling praces shall ho provided with a table for the man agers. The polls shall be provided' with a guard rail, so that no one ex cept as hereinafter provided shall ap proach nearer tlmn five feet to the booths in which the voters are pre paring their ballots. Sec. The ticket- -.hall be printed on clear white pai?er in the usual ma Mini, but -hall have a coupon at the top. On the coupon shall be .printed "Official I fa Hot." "Clul? -, Ward , No. ." The num ber- shall run seriatim for each club. There shall he per cent, more bal lot- than there are voters enrolled at ? mi h | tolling place. Sec. ,l The managers shall "he re ??] loiisj hie for ;i.!l ballot- furnished. When a voter pre-eut- himself he -hall he given a ballot. The manager ri charge of the poll list shall enter the u limber of the ballot next the mime of the voter. The voter shall forthwith retire a loin; to one of the boo i lis. and without undue delay pre pare his ballot by scratching out the names of the candidate** for whom he d.K'.- not care to vote. No voter -hair remain in the booth longer than five 'minutes. After preparing -his bal lot, the voter -hall present himself to the manager. His bailor must be folded in sueli .1 way thai the num ber e.-in be -ecu and the cotii>on can l?e readilv detached by the manager without in anv way revealing the printed porlio.i of the ballot. If the \"ter is not challenged. and takes t lie pi esi'iilH'd oath. the manager shall ?ear oil the eoiipou. put it on file, -tamp the ballot, and the voter shall depo-jt hi- tit ket in the box. and shall iuitiicdiatclv leave the {tolling place. If i voter -hall mar or deface his bal lot. In' mav obtain one additional bill I"! upon returning to the manager in charge "f tin* ballots the ballot so marred or defaced, with the coil [ton attached The manager in charge of tin- poll li-t -hail change the number of the ballot on his poll list, and place I lie defaced ballot on a tile. No voter -hall lie given a -??cowl ballot until; lie ha- returned the tir-t "in- with coupon attached. Sec. .". No per-on -hall he allowed within hi- guard rail except as here inafter provided If a voter can not read or write, or i- phvsjiallv dis-j ahled. and bv reason thereof diil not -ign his enrollment book, he mav ap- ! |M*al to the managers for assistance, and the chairman of the managers may appoint two ?>f the watchers to assist him in preparing the ballot. Provided, After the voters' ballot has been prepared, the watchers no ap pointed shall immediately go behind the guard rail: Provided further, That if there l?e no such watchers avail able. the chairman may appoint two bystanders who arc qualified electors to assist the .voter in the preparation of his ballot. S<h*. 0. K r??m the time of the open ing of the poll until the announce ment of the result and the signing of the official returns, no jwrson shall !*? admitted to the polling place ex* J ccpt the managers, duly authorized watchers and challegers, the chair man of the executive committee or mcml?cr of the executive committee appointed in his stead to supervise this polling place, jxtsous duly ad mitted for the purpose of voting, i>o lt?*~ ndieer* admitted by the managers to preserve order pr enforcing the law : Provided, however. That can didates for public otllce voted for at such polling place may be present at the canvass of the votes: I*rovl<letl, Canvass of the votes shall be oj>en to the public. See. 7. If the watchers or officers of the law who are admitted to the polling place by the managers shall interfere with the managers or ob struct the voting, it shall be the 4luty of the managers to suspend the elec tion 1111 1 i I order is restored, or as may he provided by the rules of the party. No |H*rson shall be til lowed to ap proach polling places within lliT? feet while polls are opened, other than the persons herein provided for. Sec. S. Upon the close of the elec tion managers shall account to the executive commit tin.* tor all ballots de livered to them, and make the follow ing returns: (a) the number of ofll cial ballots furnished to each polling precinct: (b) the- number of official ballots spoiled and returned by voters; (c? the number of otlicial ballots re turned to the executive committee: < d t the number of official ballots ac tually voted. ? Sec. !?. That all acts and part of acts in conflict with the provisions of this act are hereby rei?calcd except an act to' regulate the holding of all primary elections and the organization of clubs in cities containing .40,000 in habitants or more, approved 10th day of February, lOir* which >aid act, shall remain in full force and effect. Sec. 10.. The State executive com ' in it tee provided for under file laws regulating primary elections in this State be and they are hereby author ized and empowered to make such regulations as may be necessary to provide for the nerollment and voting of citizens of this State holding po sitions under the government of the I'nited States, or any branch thereof, and residing temporarily out of the ; State, hut wifhin the I'nited State*. Sec. 11. That this act shall go Into ! effect upon its approval by the gov ernor. Little sun of Joseph Camp. o|)erated <>n at Ciaffney for appendicitis, several days ago. was found to have a rusty pin in his appendix. How About Your Insurance Roljcy ?0 *V. ?>> * 'Vo'v, Mr. Policy-Holder : In ?*\ ent of your death. if your wife invested your life insurance immm v at ('? per cent, per annum ? and didn't lose any portion of it ? she would receive follow s : an iiicunif a < ?. < ?i ? >. ? h ? h i >!' ? I (?.. < >( Oj. ?j 1 1 ::o ? <>. \ ."V \ On th<* pare w it'll < K M I j II i] i < V . IMHI | m ? i j t \ I X H I ? M 1 1 i . \ t M * > | ?? ? 1 1 ' ? V I HH I JM i] i? ? IK?I IK Ml |.. Nt<-J ixm |M(ii< y ikni poli.-y KNI JX>iilV basis of what it <>i $ ."i | nt month, or 1 ? ? |ht month. ? m l."? fn-r month. <?r -~t |mt month, or .V> jx-r month, or T."? fx>r month. ? >r loo f*?r month, oi 1 r?0 p4-r month. ? ?r !_f< W> p? ? r tuonth. ,, . ??- ' J.~?0 |??r tnorrth. lh<? insurance you are carrying, how does the above costs your family to maintain themselves to-day? ? >i i i JO | Sit . X) i U * t lull I J?*> 1 .S4KI J.400 (MM) ? ?< M l>? ? J |wr ]??( | ?^r !*?r JIT per ji^r J**r .1 ! 1 1 1 1 1 111 . ,hii num. :tnnom. annum. annum. annum. annum. .i unimi annum. annum. income com I.. ( . Ml \W. \fienl N ??w York Life In>?ur;inrr Co.. with C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY REAL ESTATE CROCKER BUILDING INSURANCE PHONE 43 Ufli COl >T* NKW8 Itriiu of lutcrwt (i?Unffd From IHab opville Vindicator. Mr. Norumu Arrant*, who dlud j the hospital in KlOhmoMl, was taken there for a .second vi^'ra I it?n foi can cor on tho arm. Tin* first time hlsj hand was tukrit ? ?iT ju*>t above the wrist ii lid It healed all right, but j broke out afresh- The second opera- , tlou ttH?k it off between tin? elbow and; shoulder, but 1m never nvovyred, as, tho jiolson >ix?n reached hi> In-art. 1IU body reached hurt' lust Saturday. Mr. Arraiit.s was one of our hard-i working, successful farmers. Mr. \V. K. Mat hit liad a horse, bug , gy and mule stolen from him lit"' ! week Tlit' thieve* cu\ercd up their j tracks so well that no trace \\a- left; for detectives to work on. Ho\\e\er, i Sheriff Scarborough telegraphed toj a T I surrounding points and In a day or two he received a telegram front the Sheriff i?f (ieorgotown to eoiue on down and get the hor.se. mule and buggy and the thieve* as well. Sheriff (Jrahain of Williamsburg arrested one young white man, <\ J. <"uthe>. at Klngstree with the mule and the poliee of (Jeorgetown arrested Tom Wingate with the horse i}ml buggy. Sheriff Scarborough went at on?*e and brought the stolen things ba? k and lodged the young men in jail hen* Both of the young men lived not far from Mr Ma this' home. | I.lttle llattle Alexander, tour >t-ai , old ward of Mr. and Mrs. l>ra\ton. was hadly huriied one da?\ 1 ii - 1 week Itelng left in the room for a few minutes, the little girl commenced to play with the lire. Iler clothing caught lire and were soon in a blaze, burn ing her shoulders, chest, arms, hands and face. Ituth. her twelve year old sister, soon put out the tlnme? by throwing a laprol>e around her. and though very painful, the burn is not thought to be >erlous. Mrs. I.ula Lucas, wife of Mr. Henry Lucas, died very suddenly at the home of her brother-in-law. Mr. .lames Lu cas, at MeBee lufst Thursday night about X o.. 'clock. She was just twen ty eight years old and leaves three lit tle children, the oldest just six and a devoted husband. Fver since her mothers death she had the care of her t wo younger sisters. The funeral was held at Bethany Church eonduct ed by the i>astor, Hev. (iardner, as sisted by Rev. Mr. I la i ley of >le Hoe. both of 'whom made appropriate re marks and paid tender and lovinu tri butes to her Christian character and noble worth as wife and mother. Mr. and Mrs. .1, Manly Smith an nounce the mariagc of their daughter. Helen, to Mr. Frank Bullineaun. on Saturday February Hi. at home. Bisli opvillo. After spending a few days in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. Itilllneaun will be at home to their friends in Bish ANNOUNCEMENTS KUK MA 1 UK 1 take this method of announcing myself as a candidate for Mayor n f the City of Caittden al the primary flection to he helil in March. S. l\ liRASINCTON. For Mayor. To the people of the city of Camden: I hereby announ<*e myself a candi date for the offifv of Mayor of our City in the coming municipal election, and if honored with this office I pledge you my best efforts towards a co.imt vative and progressive bushiest ad ministration. W. ROBIN Y.KMV For Mayor. At the solicitation of friends I here by announce myself h candidate for the office of Mapr of the City <?f Camden in the coming municipal elec tion and if elected promise my Ix'st efforts toward a business administ ra tion. W. .!. DUNN Alderman Ward 1. I hereby announn: mjself a candi date for re-election to the office of Alderman from Warti 1 for the city of Camden. in the next mtininpa! elec tlou. c W. I.. JACKSON. Alderman Ward I . At the requewt of friends I hereby announ?-e myself a candidate for tlx office of Alderman from Ward 1. in the timing municipal election. prom ising to abide flic result of said elec tion. ?I. F. SMITH Alderman Ward 2. I hereby announce myself a candi date for reel<?ctioii to the office ?.f .s Klennan from Ward 2. in the inm uig election for citv officers. R. S. WIM.IAMS. Alderman Ward 3. I hereby announce mysejf a eandi date for the other' i?f Alderman of the Oily of Camden from Ward X. in rhe coming municipal election, and if ele**ed pledge my best efforts toward a progressive business administra te m . W. H. PEARCK. Alderman Ward 4. I hereby announce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Alderman from Ward I. subject to the rules of the next municipal elect ion liKnlUiK A. RHAMK Alderman Ward 5. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of A l derm an from Ward 5 of the city of C<imdcn. in the coming municipal election. C. r. DuROSK. .Alderman Ward (. I herrtiy announcr myself as a can didate for re election as Alderman from Ward (J of the_ritv of Camden at the coming prima rj. W R HOOOU. opvillc. The old colored sexton at Hh* rre* hyterlan Church. Tom Brown, says the winter was n fo|?l one, for oil 1 the niu'it of I ????*. II (li, 11*17 wo had the flr>t snow ami if never entirely disap |K??i ????*! from tht> roof tftiffa f?u the Chuivh uiiiil .Iannar.\ tf{nl. IUIK. when the Mann rain accompanied with thini der iiml liithmiin; washed if awa.v. When tin' Ht'u minn-a month .Jaw j?oe* i iifo r fleet .March 1 < ?. I'rohafc Jnd^'t VI Sinitli will retpiire applicants for \\hi<kc,v permits to show a doc tor* | -i i'Si i l|?t ion. or certificate to the I'ff) 1 1 th.jt rhc stimulant i>? needed fur mcilii'imil |iiir|?o>es iMihrtaimnriit af Cassill. < 'jivsjrr. s i lei. j.'s/rhr piiUl it* ixc ordiali\ inviled in iilicinl I lie |?l?\ <?1 tilled "TTVc Swce( Family"- and "The \?u'io .Minsin-l" u'lvrii at <'a**alt rural m lii'ot .>ii I'ridav rM'tiiiix' March I. at S < ?dock .V small admission fee of "J." (?Mi> .nut 1 *? cent* will he charged lor t Ji?- I ? 1 1 ? * l i I i?I tin- school What > llic n<e of ItciliK I'lilc ! Cuinc r.. us .ami wc w ill help you. We'll -_r i \ ? ? \ ? > 1 1 something (<? lauu'h nhom So \ou'll have n<? need io |xnil ".Ma Sweet will introduce Jo von llci daii^hicis >o fair and line. We'll >ho\\ fo in u oil i iniiist el line Win- will in their diad\ color -hine Nolle*' of Farmer's .Meeting. Tin- A 1 1 r i ? ?* 1 1 l< M il l f.i niM'i-s -rrivt [ i.nioti "I l\ri>!i;i? rount.\ will ; inert S:i t u ?? I m > M.M' Ii It at II ji. U?. in WiM'tlm.iii 1 1. 1 1 1 . .Malh-i^ of tfi'eat i in | >(>rta ima' will I'c discussed vital to llic u'?iM'!al :i~>oeiat ion ><? ;ili other a>*<??iat ion< air 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 '*? I ami uracil to M'lul ivpiv-entat i\'?*s I" this meeting. If your 1 ? it -?i ! is not in working ? ? rrl *?r m-ihI representatives any way. i:. I >a\ K Not ire to Debtors and Creditors. All parties indebMvl to th?- estate of \V. Katclifte, deceased, are here to aotiiieil to make {Miyrueut to tJie undersigned. and all pa rt ies. if any. havinK claims against the *aid estate wiU pr??U'i?i them duly nttPKted, with in tho time prescribed by law. W II. ItATVMFKK. II (' HALL. Qualified Kxceuiors. Camden, S ( February 1 St It. 1!>1S. Registration Notice. Notice is hoivlry given 'that tlx- hooks of rogNt rat ion for flic couuty of Ker shaw will In- open nt the Court House on the first .Monday in- each month. All voters of tin* county holding old regis tration i eititica tes are required to re rej?is*ier this year in order to |>ortici pafe iti future elections. ttr>AKI> OF RKISISTRATIOX F??r Kershaw County. I < *a union. s C. I>h. 7. 101V ^ LOST CERTIFICATE. v Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned is the owner of three (X) share* of stoek iu the Ninth Series of the Enterprise Huilding an l^^n As sociation of Camden. South Carolina, Xo. 11(?. Notice is hereby given that said YertilVafe has t>een lost or de -ti'"y?il. and the undersigned will np 1?: > for ,t new oortiflcate of flix'k in place of vaid rert ifieate of -.took which ha? Itccn lost, or dest roved. MISS St V. Vol NC. February (I. lfllS. Notice to DeMero and Credit*. All partlea tndwbtrd to the ei*t? * Mr?, Mary A. Hough; dfcoe*^ * hereby notified to make puyq^v mtv, and all iwrttea (If *uy) claim* ak'uhiHt tfc? wald estate will J!: #e?it them duly attested wltUlQ time preacribod by law. JAMiOH L. IMltJUIl, Kxt^-utor raiudeu. s .February uoih, 19^ CITATION ^1 State of South Ottrollna. County of Kerahavr, H> \V. L. MoUowtll. Ks(|uire l.iitr Judge. WliciriiH, Jack Morton made ^ u inc to grunt Uim Let torn of Ad?i^ (ration do twmln non <?f tin* Kittle* ami effect* of fl, F. Ilorton. These aiv, Therefore to flte aud monlsh all unci Hlugnitr , t?. and creditor# ot the wttol (i. K. n0rtyt tUHVttaed, thttt they In* and app^r ^ fore n??\ in the Court of Ikrobat*k In' held at Cumden, H. C., on ,2nd next after publication theiwl at l\ o'clock in the forenoon. toj^B ? a use, if any they have, why the Administration should not Ik* RranWl Otven under my Hand, this I6thi of February A. 1>. 11)18, W. U MilH>\VKU? .1 iidue of Probate for Kershaw Coiu^ Published on the 2-rul day of Ity, ruary and 1st day of March, ijjj in the (Jainden (Thronkle and pong ai the Court Ilouw door for Iht tl* prescribed by law. FINAL DISCHARGE ^ Not ire is hereby given (hat ? month from thlft date, on Momk Marrh 18th, 101K, I will make to t) Probate Court of Kershaw County i linal return as Kxecutor of the ot llardy H. Hinson, drccawd, u on the same date 1 will apply i thr said eourt for a final from mv trust as said Kxceutor. JOHN L. HINSONi Executor. Camden. S. C.. Feb. llth. 1018. IjOSY cbrtikicatk 1 Notice is hereby ftlvcn that tbeti drr.slKned Is the owner of five ( shares of Ktock in the First Serin the Camden Bnildinpr and Ix?n I sociation of Oamden, South Garofli No. 105. Notice is hereby given Q said certificate lias been lost or I Rtroyed. and the undersigned villi ply for a new certificate of stock l>lat<e of said certificate of stoci tU has been lost or destroyed. MRS. CLARA M. LATHAM. January 31, 1018. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice fs hereby given ? that i month from this date, on Wednwi February 27tli, 10V*. I will mate the Probate Court of Kershaw Cm my tinal return as Executor of 1 estate of W. J. James, deceased, I on )he same day I will apply ? said C-ourt for aflnal discharge a*! Executor. All parties, if any. having cbi against the said estate will pra them duly attested on or before A date or be forever barred. C, S. JAMBS, Kxecutor, - Estate of W. J. Jaroe?. Camden. S. C.. Jan. 24th, 1918. HAY FOR SALE WE HAVE 100 TONS OF HAY NICELY CUR? FOR SALE AT REASONABLE PRICES FOR CASH L. I. GUION, Lugoff. S. DOES YOUR POCKET BOOK ACHE? Cxive it a rest ? it needs relief from the pressi ot constantly increasing prices. We afford that relief at this store by keeping oU^ prices down to the very minimum. There is nothing so satisfactory as first-hand ev dence. therefore we ask you to give our store a tr and then compare our goods and prices with th< of other stores. You will win. Springs & Shannon The Store That Carries The Stock.