Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

NKTIII NK NKWS NOTKS. A Chronicle of Vlu|ijM'iiiiij(fc front Our ICc^utiir rorrespoiMleiH ? Itethun.e, S. < *. , .1 ii l> III Misters I .?? | l'ujr ] >a v . Jr., am! i'h'ttrlea Un^owe, *?f < ?: < 'amdcn, bnvc ht'vii iik l-lie week ! lit tin* Mm- lit Mi \\Y M Steven*, *i Mis* I .in't 1..1 1 1 < li t i ? ifiuined to, hei- home near < 'Himlen Moll (in > ti f to i' vis- . itiiiK fur " few Oh.v# ?it I'Im' Iiujiii' .?> f lu'i' i brother. fl >r. A. W. Humphrien. Miss .Stj'l.ln ttelhulie iiMi(ni'tH) lit 1 1 ii 1 1 ^ ) villi' lu#t Thursday iiioriiluK. ? VI r mid Mi*. H'MiKh (Ui*t lUlli*! daughter. of ly'rshnwf Kldpitcd oyer in J lo\\ II In, n -In/i'l wllile'oll their W a.V In j Ilia spriii^ ^ TUuMma Then \\ ;i - ii i to w d (it both ? ?f t In- ! MiK Spring awiiniiiijij; po?*|s on tliej fourth. A g rf?? ( number uf ViMtUfB tltt well a* town people 'were tlioro, Mud a I ferry was I'Un bock uud fori Ii aeroHN 1 1i?* j river ertrrying tlir crowd* from one j Spring to tin- i ?t In* r. lulling the moniinj; flu- larger ifii^il WM lit the Mavuard - Splint;. 'nit in tin* afternoon tin- nowd drifted over tb the old Spring conducted by tin* lied t'n.KM, It i* Maul that the lied ( 'ni.i.v cli'iini) alioili thirtv dollars on ttirit dn.v. M f, iiml Mr>. \Y. M. MtvYollii and lit'j . tl?* daughter, Harriott, Hpent Inst Thurs- ' day in Kersluiw lit tin1 home uf Mr. John | Strvent M(>s Ailccu Mcl?uwe|| i* visiting nt > tin- hot m? of be r sinter. Mrs. I,. A. Mr Dowell in Camden. Miss 'Nell Hinds,, id Simm-cu. S. < pi-lit several diiy* 'of this week with Mrs. J t I'arker in town. Mr. and Mr'., Mnlloj and l>r. Mat thievVM. >>t l !"ik"n I." \* i i . the guests of .Mr. Mall.o.'i rtuiighloiv Mr-.. \V. M. St ?? y'CUft, 1m**i ShihIii> ? ? " ? Ml . Hlid M I n. .1, I:', Parker, aeeolllpll nied by .Mrs. Parker'* mother, motored to Pagelaml and Jclfi'iiKviii nnoj day last ' ? f" v,v ' , W?M>k. ' MiHK Annie Kershaw , of l,,\ tielihurg. Vii,. if. spending sometime at .tin* home of her aunt. Mrs. < I,. .Mays. ? .-r' ... '? - ? HHwWk ' " Miss < iirtii' \arm-ough returned Satiir day from ? visit to her brother, Mr. < ' Leonard Varhioujjh in Harlsvillc. Mr. I.. < >. Johnson went nver to ( 'o I il in b i ii .M ? >n da a and uiotori*d hni'lc in his new car Miss .MarevJiiii' IJstridjii' is sprudjiiK somf time Villi relatives In Kersh'jiw. Mr. and Mix A. 11. Mrl.anrin ami little daiiKldi't*. aeeouipanied h.v Mr. and Mrs. Jiio. ? Mel>onaldt left \N'ednesda> in Mr. Mel.aurriiV raj for Appb'ton. S. ' where | he.\ will \ t r l al the Uoiim- of Iti'V. apd Mrs. Joe tlnihaiii l/itlh- Mis-?. .Mi riii in \:irlu"tinh, of Hartsviili*. is spending a while at the home of her ki "iidparrnt s. Mr. and Mrs I ?. T Viirbrou^h. |{ev Ititniwell t'astoii amfVliildreii. t'roui 1 1 "it r KershaW. were in town, a few hours \foitda> afternoon. Mr. and . Mr". John I'arker. and Mrs. SjLra ot' Mi.divh^ WJ '. wore \ i?? ito|-. al I lie lionie of '.Mr. ,J*. t '* I'arker last week. I ?r. .and Mrs \ \N lluinphries spent Momln \ in i 'ninden. 'Mi 'rhiirsda.\ . .Inlv |s, (here, is to be bijc piente and roildte spoakinp at the l!i^ Sprinc whieli is innnaRed by the lied < 'ixiss. of Kethiine. Il is hoped that (?ov MnniiinK w ill speak, and also other well ' now n speaker?- The I'uihlie i- ? ordiall> nvited to attend. .Misses I ,ou I'sther Ma.xnard and Mar ?ra ret \Vntt?. of < Mievaw. were visitors at ?he home of Mrs. W. M Stevens Wed nesday. Mr. 1.. W. W<'st motoii'd io Hurts ' die Sunday. Mr Ihirgan t'lyKiiru, who has been ?' nrkinji at the bank of llart?ville for ?iiietiiue is in lowti now w.vi i:iu:i; mim. vitU6K notk.m. ( ' , 1 1 ? i ? 1 1 1 1 , s. i *. .1 w i, \ 10 Tb* ?>< m?i health (if our village Ih ttt thi* writing. lliis*' only a t<w on tb^ lick ,, i \\"..ik i ii it n i hk' KAOd> f Ih <?( \ li.'ih ganHitt* and I ha housewives ure liapp> <?VCi' I I" fi" I "I himi,iK of Home gr<.?wn Vegetable^ frcnh from their KMi'tlcns In Mipply their 'I'Im- I'-lllltll Wlf- I ' ll'lu iltl'.l !???!?? Ill Ml ii..u- \s ii > ; ..Mill 'MM | ii * * 1 1 i ' 1 inutile, bill! game.*, wiinmiiiK ami (lancing, The Ki rsluiv. hall |e?(u wa? )ir|T Utid fought ii bard bin He which wit* won by a woiv ,,t !? I.I I ill favor. Iif Wateree in the I tig, niiiJ 1 1 I" 0 fii favor of Wii t. ?. r j : i ill. i vi nlim Thr weather Wtt? 1 1 1 1 * * it 1 1 1 1 t.lit* garni'* yi't'i'D witnessed by a huge crowd iiicluiliiiK several earn from K r i - |ta w . t '(lit) labia anil < *JI III |? Jackson A f i i-i- ? i In- uaf,uc- quite a number gathered at fliii dull 1 1 1 * n v i ' and O|iji))'ofl a (llCQ thjmre ii ii I il a lfl.tr hour, Mi, .1. 10. Robinson ami family, Mr. .1. I>, Kbuw and f ii tolly, ami Mv?. Jaalo jhnl>( spent ibr Fourth in Columbia* making the trip b.v nult-iuubiliii. Mr. and Mrs, Herman Martin, ? if Nhuw in hi v Alii ?Vy vhvUlu* pcJotlvw in tbo village* Mr. \\\ I,. Hinder* ami family spent >**veral ?Im,v^ hint Hwk witb relative# in i ? reenvlllc. Mr. \'. Mcheod uml family spent the Fourth witb relative in Columbia. Mr. Herhy l.isinhy, of ChCMtoriield, <| i?*ii t the Fourth with bin aunt, Mrv. M. 'I'. Hancock. Mrs. <it'i>rgt: Mullock uml , family am visiting fflalivrs In Humfe*. Mr. .1. I ?. Shuw w?n in < *?>| nm bin last Sal ut ility on bivsiiH HH, * Mr. ami Mrs. \V. M. Knight autl Mm. .1 aii if Mavis spent last week-end in Co? luiiibia with rclallvi'H. Mrs. f|. M, I'imbi'L- if? visitinf; her ilailtrlitiT. Mis. I.. I-iziub.v, of Che*ti?r? lit'bl, wbn is weported to he quite sick. Mrs. M. Co\. of llitrtsvillc, is visit or! ?r brr .Ton , Mr. tf; CrtJT o~f the village? Misses Vo'rgie Annis uml L lz?{? Mar tin. of ('tiluiiibia, spent last work rial Willi Mr. ami Mr*. NV. 'I'. Player. Mr, \V: H. I ?aviw fflTlt soli. Itfcstci', of I 'oJumhiu. spent last week end witb bin Miit, 'Mr. < 'luis. I ?a vis. Mrs. .lobn Arnrtt and children arc vis iting relatives at i( 'assat t . Master Herman Maker. of Hrthmie. >p.otil several tluys last .work with rela tives in llif village. Au old time square dunt'i' at the vil- ? Jage club bouse last evening was enjoy ed by a g'jjpd Crowd, Tben- is In In- an a|U'on party at -the el lib house on Next Saturday nightt the prizes will br given to the two young men who make the best apron. The "('beer All Club" will meet ' on l-'rida.v nitfbt next. Members are asked I.I pleii.se lie oil t iuie -?7 o'eloek. Ite.j < 'jmss workers w ill meet on Mon day nijjbt next at 7 o'eloek: iit the work I'.IOIIl. Suinla.v 'Seliool next Sunday uiortiitig at P? o'eloek. An Apprerintrd Lptti'r. \ foriuer eiti/.eu of t'anidrn now re ?iilitm in l lie southern part of the State in writinu t.i know if bis subscription had expired, has t br following nice thiiiKs to say of I'be Chronicle, which we liigbly appri'eiate. We don't rare , how iniiny hard knocks we get sinre we get a letter of this kind occasionally : "I read "your paper from week to week, with inueh interest, and want to eon yralulate you on getting out uneh a newisy . interesting and riT?t ruetive publi cation. "Kvery week I see items of interest iu yniir paper, that I ea.nnot find elsewhere. "I trust' that tlwy good peopb' ?>f Cam den ami Kershaw et?unty.-fu|l.v appreciate live Knoil work you are doinu for them," No. 9083. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, OF CAMDEN at Camden, in the Stale of. South Carolina, at the Close of Business on sfune 29th., 1918. Resources ?i . i ? f I. ('Mi- .Hi'1 1 1 2: Tnl:ii ? l \ ? rs|| ?? <? I r< M 1 1 m ( : i 'i i i i >a r vulint I mill l!"inl-. 1 1 1 1 j ?>? ?? J ir? ?? I . 1 | ? >? ? - 1 ? :i ??? I I |?r rt l.il'ti'y ln.iii 1 i : i : i I ? :?ii I'. . ?!- ? ? i I il* r iicii; I ^ | ? j. ii i ) ji ! v i lie - ? il:lft /.r .?til it i Ii ? | >i i. ii ? ipioi.it r\i I : i < 1 1 ?? t I ni lulls | in \ .i 1 ? 1 1 1 > ? 1 1 1 I It ? Ti ? -I :? if ! ??( ? : lull I - III i'nr|i>i | ;| I I ? ? 1 1 ? I ?? M>'l !"? ? I ? !? -? :ii;n <>ll< \ I ,ir iht I , I ? . t-? ? llum lllli1!' \ cao' f 1 1: : ? 1 1; i :;j. ?; i t ?J. 1 1 I !? 1 ;,l II K Mil Nl ."?< I.I N M I (Ml 1 1 v | _? i 1 r.iNMi.iMi ?Jli'J "ill ?J I II M I I K ' ,~I,IH>|).IIU i.t>? r. i'.i. Till lnT ?III! ,f xl|l.v.li|ltl<lll s'<" k <-? r I i ? 1 1 f i i -i ? V ; I 'in- ??!' 1 I.I 1 1 1. . ' U I ? 1 1 ?? l'tirnituM> and tivtnrc ri'??-ivi- w ill. I'i'i Irt.i liisi-1 \ . i nt. < "n - : ? ui \iiiili : i ti<l i i i : i riii in i? Mir if N.viiiiniil I Sunk* \ ? :i r 1 1 1 ? n 1 1 1 (It. !? lii. iii I. .ink- :n ii ii.i ,k < " - ? t; - . t tii r linn's- it t ? . ? .".i <ii\ : . ? ? i ?v ropnrt inu hank v 7s k.'iT I six 1.00 7 -1 7 ii!' Hii.i l i.6!' ?j.jr?r>. o-i !? I ,s( u*i.H7 i ;< i , I JiKUVl i .v. ( Mi! -i'lf i'IiCi I Jll.ll I'tl'iT ?;i-h If. Ill I ? ? I ??!? 1 1 ? f i ? ? ? i fninl \\ ill. I 1'iiM-iir. \\ II S:; \ , , .. i t.i . -tin k | ?ti ill iti . ? .. Shi pin- fnno^il I udl\ ill 1 1 :i I ?li (i<.-. nlijrii in i In" ( Vrf Ifh'd rliciv t .^hier cltfi k*. mrrsta iiiMhk 1 1 ill : i wj tiii. i K - ; ?? >it v. Tune tu,i">*:''v I 'n->t ji I N.i x uiu- I i . < >1 lit* i" I inn* deposit ?? ToJ.'il "f tinir depi ixil. ftilln I'll \ ?t I >i her tunii witli l'l<i.il K Total ' _ J.'J 10.80 ?J ?H?.40 1 M'.c:.0^ri.30 $:"?0.(HK i.OO 10,(K>0.00 IM.0I7.L'.*. TJ 4t'.l.V?.53 |?) (KM).OO 1 1*2.50 :.70 00 1 (L'lV.lt I IMI lrtiMk'tO 77 .. H.ii.k . r-vjjS2 HU? msT.26 Jil iKKJ.OO SUt-V^STi^O t^tnte of South Carolinu. County of Kershaw. I. John T. Markey, CaHhior of the a hoi ft naiui'tl luink, Uo s<?l?'Uinl\ sweur that tho hIhivp Htaternnnt In true to the lx*st of n?y knowledge and belief. JOHN T. MACKKY. Taslil^r S\jh?crn>etl and sworn to l*rf< r?' me ihi^ <>th day '?f July, lftl^ <'orreet ?Attest : t ? NV s Hurn??f. .Notsrv I'nf.Mc J. Shannon, -^v M. ff. Herman IMnx^or* f}*>. T IJttle . - ? - (AMDKN NKtJKO IN TIlOllll.l Umii Over Mild Killed White I J*d In ('a lumi.it l.?*l Tliur*dji> ori>. \??l. a I J v, mi i.M white litt), UvlajK tit N?i, 1 1 ? muff I toad, was run ovi-r and killed \ i ?- 1? I a.> evening b.v (nil automubilo Im intf driven b\ Fermll |tcl tun, ii negro chauefTeur. The tragedy oe ? u? i ??? I on th?i Ithiir Hoad opponitc the fair ground* race iru?-k u( 7 : 15 p. m, !*-> *? witllOHMCH Hay tluit (he lad WNh Oil the . ?dde of the roadway when a touting < a r coining toward I li?- city s\\ uug I a Htuti?.n. r\ 1 1 nek and strmk the ly?> . Mis head wan crushed ami (lie fiody was -??lit about ?"?<> feet iron tlio point whyre ;.H v\uh"M(nirk. Tin* uut?. mobile graft traveling at a high rate of speed accord mg l<> witnes-es. some evpiessing the opinion tliat the speed rxcwdMl It) miles an lioii v. The lM?y went to bin death nil iiiiiidful of approaching danger. .1. M. I'olatly happened to l>c near (be *cone and realising tlie feeling anions (In1 people who gathered hurried the ne gro to (In1 county jail. Ileltou said he livid at 1B10 lOlmwood Avenue and was driving a ear owned by Will Xuve.ll, of 1 <? It ? Lincoln .Street. Mohc Dixon, a negro, wan arretted af (er (be aecldeut and take.n ti? tbe city jail for safe keeping. lit1 said be was riding beside tin* driver when tbe ma chine bit (be boy. >, Young Neal was n snn of Mr. ami Mrs. II. A. Neal. Mr, Neal. is a farmer and bis sou . worked with biiu ali day yesterday. Tbe lad bud finished bis du.\'s work and was Hearing Ids home when be stopped at, tbe rare track fence I" watch tbe, inotoievch-s race llrouml tfre TPOTfnw rr?. WU^ .there but a VfaoH time when be. was run down by the motor car. J . ' - ? .. Helton was bringing in a oienic parti when the tragedy happened. A large crowd gut bored on the road side. Recorder Kimball was among those who saw the results of the collision. UHicers Cunningham and L. C, Knox were in charge of the boy's body which was lying on (he side of the road cov ered with a coat.--< 'olnnihiii State, .lul.t 4th. The negro referred (o in (he above in ''count was a native uf Camden, tba son of Richard Helton, a colored carpenter Of (his city. He left Camden only. a few mdntlfc ago to work in Columbiu. The coroner's jury ordered the negro held for murder and Solicitor Cobb prepared a warrant Monday charging the boy with murder. Hermitage Mill News. ( 'ainden. .July Hi.? The Fourth was in deed a (|iiiet but happy day in our vil lage. There were many seining parties,.' who Cat mo buck with a large quantity of li.'b. Those w ho spent tbe day at home had a quiet peaceful time it floes one good l( have some times. M iv-.es Iva and J.ula Hell Stolcy, -of Kershaw^ spent the Fourth with friends in the village. Setgeau( .I. ( >. Kim Ore. 'of Camp Se- ? \*ier, paid bis friends n visit last Thurs day . ? ' Mr. F. I.. Still spent ias( week-end in 1 Lancaster with his homefolks, Mr. I.ee Ilelk paid a visit to friends, in Lancaster last week end. Miss Margaret Mayer, of Charlotte, N. ! paid a visit to her sisters, .Mrs. Fan nie .loncH and Mi** Marra Mover, the past week end. a Owing to fact- unavoidable, the date of' the Ha by Contest has been changed from, the sixteenth to the nineteenth of this' month. i John t'ato. <>f ('ani|i Jackson, paid his; mother ;i short visit la*t work.. Mrs.' ItrigK* received u telegram .vox- j terda.v calling her to the bed of her, mother, who is in a serious condition at , her home in Kiiohh1, S. ( ?, Mr. Briggs t ami his family left in their ear yesterday afli'rnoon expecting to reach there some- j time in the early parr of the night. We! trn*t Mrs. Itriggs will not timl conditions. s.? I >n ? I when she grtH there. ' Stockton News Notes. , ! Moxkiii. .fitly ??. -'L'he Fi?urth-?was spent i \et> ?|iiietl.v in this neighborhood. Kv ??rybody enjoyed the first watermelon. Mr. I.andy llneknhee from Kock Hill] ? I"'"' Thursday at the home of Mr. and *Mrs. I)avid (iillis. Miss -Sailie l'earce spent several days last week at the home of her uncle, Mr. ! .1! ? '. Humphries at Sumter. Miss 1 thane tialloway spent the week ? ?ml with Miss Jezebellc Shirley at Ouu- ' dell Mi^s Kate Turner ami brother, <?eorgc. -(???nt last week-end at the home of Mr. ? anil Mr-. T .1 Turner at 1'isguh Mi. \ it. t'4arkson spent Suuduv with iiiv hrother at l.ugofT. who we are very : -urn to learn has had hi-* lej: broken. i Mr I tarn well Itlaekwcll. from l>ar-j tm^t'Ui \ i i t < ??] at the home of hi^ uncle, j Mr 15. M. l'earce. last week. Mr. and Mr* It. M lVurce and chjl ? licit Kugene and t'hapman, spi nt Wed- j n?? da\ visiting relatives in Oarlinctou. . Mrs. i'. V. (Jallowax and children, and .Mivs Jczebelle Shirlev -petit Sunday ; a I Hurts villi' vPHjiiik relative* and 1 1 icnds i Miss Jezebel le Shirle> has returned lioine after two weeks -.pent h? re with i I., i uncle. Mr. < V. (J a I Iow a. r Mr. and Mrs. Larr\ Smith and little, ita.ighter. I'velyn. and Mr, Smith's moth- J er Mrv Jasper Smith, spent Sunday at I I lie home of Mrs. Sinifh'* pjirent*. Mr! and Mr*, .lohn ( iillis here Mrs. N. It. Workman from i?eK?lb, is sp? ndiiiK a few days at the home of Mr. ! and Mrs. K .M. Workman here. Master Hugh Humphries, from Sumter, i? -pending a while .at tin- home of bis 'i n '?!?? here. Mr. It M. l'earce Card of 'liianks. To the Kditor : Pleas*- allow u." space in your valuable paper to express our' thanks t>? our many friends who were J so kind to us during the sickness and ' death of our dear little darling who pass ed p way on the evening of July .8th. Mr and Mr*. W J. Langley and Family. ; Negro Soldiers Cited for lira very. t With t ho American Armv in Franee. j Sunday July 7.- Henry .Johnson and j lt?>l>ert Uobin*on, negro -oldiers from : N'c* York-* have been cited for bravery while light/tog with their unit in a sec tor of the French front. They put to flight In No Man's T?and n party of Her man* estimated to number forty. The citation come? from tbe French command. Mil. HTKVKNNOK WNOt'MKS. I I'.. ( lit I >? iium'i a ; i?' Voters Of the I . Kirili I >Utr!ot : I revert fully u*k t?< Ih* renominated and reelected to Con* ;ir? I I < ? 1 1 1 I I ? i -H I ? i 1 1" i? ? i auU lljflte to ' abide the ri'Hiiit of the'J>eiuoo ratio j llrlumry Kleetlon, I will ho aim (n -tiend ihiit'lf time in the District ; ihjs 'summer. because of I lli* *4 1'fll I UlllOUht of t in j ?? ?i I : u ? I legislation K r< ? w - iujr wiM tlio vV?r situation. but will i MU?-||.| Jiift ( in;4- til tUf \\ lion ? 'ever po^jble. It Is al?s<>lutel\ essOU Hill fOT < 'oimre^-'incn to be III theli , | ; | 1 | hi* Htno W r. StCVCHSOU. j ??? ? * ? I- 'OK STATK SKWiOl^ I hereto ;i 1 1 1 ; < ?i 1 1 h mywlf as a ean (lldtHjEi for State Senator from Kershaw (kmnty, Huhjool to I ho rule* ot thr i i ?oniu< iaO? urituary, p.. v., clakki:. 1 ma a euiididatr fur Statu Senator for Koi-Hliaw County, mihjeet to the rales u.i\ ci niiifc Hi.- hi'iinH iiiiir primary. .J COIMOI.AND M \i&m . TKK.WSI KKK ? I hereby announce m.v.M ?!.' t,> a ;.mu . on la to for (ho ollU'lr ? 1 1" Tivusiuiv of J Kershaw Couilf\ in the OomliiK pri mary alocf ion. \\ A. SIIAW. I hereto ;i nurvtuieo myself as a oandl 1 1 ; 1 1 < > for I III- otli.e of i'rcitHtlrot' for Ker-haw iMHlht.Vt sebjert ? to iho rule-* of I ho Democrat If primary. I{. It. wij.ma.ms. I herwhy aUJiouucc myself a eundl ?If* It* for reelect ion to tin* otlleo of Tu'iisuivr l\?r Kershaw county, subject to tho rule* of. the 1 1 n m ^ j ^ VWi'-' i i*1/ * rV kmc stiftBiiy ? To tin- ^Democratic \"i?l ?? r-> of Ker shaw County : 1 Iw.reb.x announce my self as a candidate for the otlioo of Sherlfl.' Kershaw County, subject to Hit' rn Icm ta^eri ?h<iir tho Democrat lo I'l im.i i \ . 1. ( JH M'<!ll. I hcroh\ announce nVysclf as a ean ? I !<):* tt* for tho olJtcc of ShorUT of Kor- 1 sliaw County, In *tlie coming primary election. C. It. NfOTTI.F.S. I hereby iiiiiiiniiiiT myself as u candi date for tin1 ? illifi* of Sheriff of Kershuw ('oilllt\, subject to the rules Of I lie Dem ocratic Primary. s ? .1 . ItnitV ItrCKAltEK. I hereb.v announce myself as a can ?liilatv for tiio oilico of SlicritV of Korshaw 1'ou.nly, <-uhjo? t lo tho' rulos l 1 (ho ! >i inoi,r.u io primary. m:\ iv. iVLoAciiiv. t horch.x auuouiu'e my>olf n ?ainll 'late for' tho offic<* of Sheriff of Ki?r siiaw Connfy. subject to tin- rules of the Democrat i<* Primary. T WDI.SCJI I liereh\ antioiincc uiysMf as a can- 1 WMatc for i lie otlioc i>r Slicrifl' of Kcr>lia u < *oiint> ai li I fomncratic Primary. It. 1?. coll'. _ j, 1 hereby announce/ in,\ self a c.in.Ji Mate for the otlii-e of Sheriff of iver .-haw fount \. siitije?'t to the rules -of (he IVinocrn tic primarv. MAN VAX I;. Tlll'MSnEIX. ^ I hereby announce myself n Candi da le for tin* otliro of Sheriff of Ker shaw County', subject to the rules of ill" Democratic Primar\. .1. IV SINCLAIK. rOK AI DITOK. I hereby {innouuoo myself a candi date for ro'i'leclion to the otllco of Aud itor for Kershaw county, subject to the rules uoverninu Ihe T"?eniocuatic l*r 1 - niary. W. V. IUJSSKI.L. FOR JHM.SK OF PROBATE. To the Democratic Voters of Kershaw County: With deep gratitude for past favor*, ami with the consciousness of having done my duty faithfully, I | hereby announce myself a candidate for . reflection to the oltlee of Judge of l'ro- 1 hate of Kershaw County, subject to the ] rules of the approaching primary elec-.} lion, assuring you. one ami all. thatj ^?our support will he heartily appre ciated. Very respectfully. \V. I.. MeDOWlCr.l.. | F^K .M.\(ilSTR.\TKF. 1 hereby announce myself a Candl-i dale for- re-nomina t iuii to I fie oliice of Magistrate for l>el\alb Township. Ker- ! shaw County. subject lit" rules of 1 1 1< ? 1 ?emocraiic I'ritnarv. s.\\iri:r. v nicih h.son I herebx uutioutu e myself as a candi date for tin* oliice of Magistrate of De Kalb Township, subject to the nibs of the I ><-iii"?rat ie l'arty. U. M II N<| IKK. f hereby announce myself a candidate f.?r l !??* ottiee of Magistrate, f ?? r the lip- ; per l>i\i*ion of \\':U'T or Township, '?ill) ject to the rulf. ? ? ! tit.- I )einocrutie pri- ' in a r\ .1 I',. N ULSON. Tin* friend* of Mr. I.. 1* Thompson, of Kiherty Mill, wi-h i?? fttttiotmee his name ' as a candidate for the nlBce of Magis trate for I'lut lt<nk Township, subject io (he rui< - of the I ???iiuM'ta t ie primary. I herebv announce myself a- a candi date fur tin* oflice nf Magistrate for I >e Kalb Tnwiehip. ?>ubjee| In the rule* >>f the 1 ?e|,|,,crati?- primary . 11 \V RARNKS FOK KEritKSFMATlVK To the 1 Vmoerntie \oters < >f Kershaw < "oimty : 1 hereh\ announce myself a candidate for nsdection to the House, of Representative- si:bj?s t to the rules i f the Ufinoemtie primarv. Respectful) v . NORMA N S. KICIIAHDS. .\1. M. Johnson i- hereby announced as ? a candidate for the House of Represeti- ! ( ii ( i \ es from Kershaw < 'oiinti . -subject t< > 1 thi- rules and regulat ion* coveininc the* Democratic primary I herein aunnnuec nivself a- a ?.andi date for the House ot Representatives from Kershaw County subject t?. tl?f rules of the Democratic part \ . I> I IH.ACKMoN. Tlx- friend* nf Mr. I ' (J 1'erry. ??( l.iln'rty Hill announce 1ns name as a! eandidftte for the House of Representa- j tives from Kershaw county. subject to ? the rules of the l?enx>eratic partv To the Voters of Kershaw County: In ; answer to yonr many request* 1 will of fer my candidacy for the House of Rep resentatives. I will abide the results of the Democratic Tart*. I M MARTIN. announcements AdvUrd lo <?o to llokplUI. IViumMnvIIN', July 0. John 1.. Mi' I. Hiwln n-at hi d Ht nni'ttMvlllo this even in* ami Dr. W. J. Cropland, his physt fjttll, ta(>'l tlfnl li?- i" and lu?-* l???u for v.mi u <?< k' sufforiiiK froiu neurltl* ? ill Ills right unn u ml that impd>diiikiiiK V.id gesticulation uKgruvatea tne trouble. I'M*. Cropland ha* advised Mr. McI?uoriii to go to n hospital for treatment where in' cum Inivo xiXH'in) elis't ric {iml murage ! NwMtftoti ttatttxdit TUbu*tt, Wa-WnftOD. June &- Kvnntor c A. Hwnnwrn, of YirgiuUu.. ehu t<Ml ilialnnftu of th?> nlVniir. cominlttoo by the to |J tl>?- Me Senator Tillman of kJ]J] <-iu..iii?u ll?' luis for ye?rt Uyn inK lty?w**ratir th?> ntvtly: liin, *?? 'in mi 1 1?'?* ami luis |?? ?||^ "< nitv ill appw?yfi*tl?u i>uu on tb* .?f |V h?miU1o when Koimtor 'ftlhatB tS i, m? ill <?> do No. 318. statement of the condition of LOAN & SAVINGS BANK Located at Camden S. C.,N at the Close of Business Jmj 29th, 1918. . Resources. i aiinnpiM -limit* I K ?'f<l r.( l'i - Momls. a ii'l Stock** Owned by the Hank Furniture anil Fixtures ............ Duo from Hanks ami Hunkers Currency ?? ? ...i ;..... <?0|?! .'. Silver mid other Minor Coin ( 'hocks and Cash Items ... '*1 J:. Tola) Liabilities. 70,07 mn.on Capital stork I 'a ill In ....' * .. ... Surplus Fund ... I'udlvidcd I'rolils, loss Current Hxpeiises uud Taxes l'uld 1 >tt?' in I tn nk and Haokcrfi Plvldcnds l'npaid ..,u Individual Deposits Subject M> CUeek.. - 107.JM.'?.tlS| Savl utr^ IK^tOHlfs .t - ??nilHrtfr Time < Vrtifirali-s' ol Deposits - Ccrtiiiod QiipCk.s ?Ciralrtor^"'tifiiK,k8 Hilh |ia\nltlr( iucliidinR certi lie-ate# for money borrowed. . _ Itesorve Fund mi (Jon. ludnvldlial or Savin#* kedgov Total " i-- ? _ j:'4:--? - sj ale <>f -SonHi Carolina, County of Kershaw. Itefore mo cauie John S. Lindsay, Cashier of the above named hint who. being duly sworn, says that the above ami foregoing statement I* n true condition 'of said bank, as shown by the books of said bank .JOHN S. LINDSAY. V Sworn to ami subscribed before mo 'this 10th day of July, 1918. Correct Attest: k. A. Kirkland. Notary I'uldlc Kirkiaad ? ? - Titos. .1 T ].. Little .M. l'anirli I H rectors. STAT! No. 22. EMENT ?F THE CONDITION OF ? BANK OF ( A.MDH.X Located at Camden, S. C., at the Close of Business on June 29th, 1918. .1 -..vr.* .* ?' t Resources. " ; Loans and I MscflHMs - ....... - $il0,9u0.2l Overdraft? - .-0,763.11 Bonds and Slocks owned by the Bank . ..* - 110,060.00 Furniture and Fixtures - ? '2.688.75 Banking House . vmm Other lien I testate owned '31m Due from Banks and Bankers - - - -- Currency ? ffli Gold : : -r? ? Silver and Other Minor Coin H .. ? 2?** Checks and Cash Items it. - - - 2,45Mi T""" " **^3 Liabilities. v Capital NUm'U paid In : 100,000.00 Surplus Fund ... Undivided Profits, less Current Expense* and Taxes Paid 63?71MI Due to Banks and Bankers ? - / ? Dividends Unpaid . 0A?8M Individual Deposits Subject to Check.. -..220,000.75 nnl>0 Savings Deposits ' . .100,572.88 o9'J, 933.68 Total - ... -. . ? ? - $002,i27JT ; ? ?.;*? .- ? . ' - ----- - ? ? State of South Carolina, 'Couuty of Kershaw. Before me came C. II. Yates, Cashier of the above named bank, wlw, being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of s;iid haulc, as shown by the books of said bank. C. n. YATES, Cashier. Sworn to Mini subscribe! befoiv me this Oth' dny of .Tuly, 1818. II. O. Carrison, Jr., Notar.v Public Correct ? Attest : ' V II. (I. Currisoit '? A Uliflim- j ?ir<?ctors. W C \Vil>..i. Bank No. 235. V STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE BANK OF BETHUNE Located at Bethune, S. C., at the Close of Business June| 29th, 1918. o Resources tS# . ;:/?00 00 . 1,375.00 1,010.00 .140.00 147.? -juiii ? ?\ iT?lr:? fl - ".. . . . - - I ? nU Mii'l Stork* < ?w i I ii\ fhc liaiikw ... _ -?* - -- I nruiture ami Fixtures I '.Milking 1 1 ;; * ?!ll?T r.S|ll|)> I )\VIU*f| I 'Hi* I' roll i Hank*- jiri'i Ihmkrrs _..u- ? ( 'nrivney _ ?. <;..m " ' Silver n in I < >thor Minor Coin - Ch??eks and Cash I trills ? i 15,000-2 Liabilities 1 'apllil! Stork I 'si 111 III r_ , ; S'" pll?> ^ 1111(1 ? ? . .. ?> 313.I ? I T'ndividod Profit*. less Curront, Expanao* and Taxes Paid I Mi*> Hanks and ltrtnk<?r*i . _ L ,* I 1 ? Individual Deposit- Subject to Chock.. 48,34L87 Tltu** ( Yrtifieates of 1 _ J.!W,850.3] ru?hi?.r-> ciWks " . . 840.70 pm Total ? ^ ; _? 'J. J ^ - ... > l .\ Ih <?F s?M "I'll CAUOI.IN'A, County of Kershaw ^i r.oforr mo ( .1. C Parker, Cashier of the AboVC flawed bank. W '^jl inir dul.x sworn, Kays that tho above and foregoing statement lfl s triio <?f snid hank. u> shown by tho hook* of said bank. . <wLi#r. J. C. Parker, i sworii to nM?l Milwrihod before in** 'bis Mb day <*f July. 1018 H. T. Gardner, Notary P1?" < orrw-t A?to>*t I->. T. Vnrhrouch . . z. . i - ? 1 ?? * !<? I M reetorH. ~ B. Kioc

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, July 12, 1918, Image 8