Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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? ? ? ? ? ?" ?' r-,- ? . ? ? / BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS CONSTAHTLY The Beauty of Nature Heal beauty of f?ee and form can only lw? attained through perfect liiHlth. I'oor health impair* bounty. Your Prufflfit has the proper rem* edlen for keeping all the body or-, gaua tn perfect working order, innur ing Natural Heauty. l.ndifM, eoaio to uk and we will help you to iiiakt> your beanty more than nkiii dftop ? make it a part of yonr life of buoyant health. ?' -Jl ?' -Y: Zemp & DePass Call or Phone No. 10 DR. J. W. SHARP Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist I make a specialty of Surgery and ltontal, Surgery. Office rhone 16# CAMDEN. S. C. V FOR BUTTKK ECONOMY TRY "Kingnut" ~THE WONDERFUL NEW NUT-BUTTER BRINGS A NEW BUTTER j ECONOMY TO THRIFTY # HOUSEWIVES OF CAMDE&. Price 40c Per Pound* . Kb v ... - ? ... ?, . . .. Da You Suffer from Eye Strain? ?/ . . Twitching of eyelids, occa sional spells of dizziness, nauseau, constant headache, * etc., are symptoms from which to judge. OUR GLASSES quickly relieve such troubles. Call and get fitted. M. H. HEYM AN & COMPANY JEWELERS and OPTICIANS CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA I'HIZKH OrrKKKI) III IIm VarWm PIumm Um Boy*' Ag ricultural Work In fMltll CmvIIiu The following are the official Mate offered lo the various project* of tie Ito.vs' Agricultural Cl.it. Work la South Carolina fur tin- year tt>M, u? aeat out I > \ Hi u I ?? Agent I. ! /. Huker from lll?h? opville. S. C The lto>V Coi n ('lub. I ii I A solid gold watch, value $30, offfm) by the W. II. Mixwm Seed -Co.. t 'harie?ton, s. c. Second Three War Saving* Mtampw. value (ilfcwd by the National L?mn A Hxehauge Wank, Colombia, H. (f; Thiol A Pair "f Solid Uold Cuff Hilt loii k, offered Uy Sylvan Hroa., (^oluinblai The Bo>V M| Club Work. j First- 'IV u Dollnri< in Hold, offered by T. H. HtackhotiM', Columbia. Fifty < li.J 1-u IM In W?r Savings HtainiMl, offered b.v the American I>uroc Jersey ' Swine Ilreeders Association, Chicago, 111., provided the prise in' won with a l>uroc Jersey. A ( Jold Medal offered by the National Ihmic-Joraey Record Association, Peoria, Hi., provided the prize t* won with a I ?u roc-Jersey. in addition to the above, the National l>uroc-.)cr?cy lieeord Association, IVoria, 111., offcres live dollars to the next live hoy* making the highest retordl with I>u< roc- Jerseys. - Second- Three War Savings Stumps, value $15, offered by the National I<oan # \ Fxchuuge I ?n n K . Columbia. Third A Scholarship to an Agricui tural Short Course at Clcinsou, value flft, offered by S. n. McMaster, Columbia. T The noyn raff Cft?l> Wwrfi; ? Three Hundred Dollitf Hull, offend (?> the American Short-Horn Jtreeders Ah "oclflttoft. ChlCago, 111., to the boy rqali ing the bent record in' the. Calf Club Work The Hoy a Wheat < 'lub Worh. ?A Twenty-Five I?ollar Cheek, offered | by the H, 1$. Ivirkland Seed Co., Colum J bin. to tiie hoy nifl^ijlg the htfftFHt i' cord in Hie .Wheat Clutf Woi'kt ( ?rand Nwecpsfakea I'rlxe, To the hoy making the highest number o.f points I ft ttfo'or more projecta, a one year ' Scholarship 'lvalue $.*110) tot ho llal ley Military Institute, (Jreeuwood, offer ed by Col. F. N, K. Hailey, Hupt. II. (1. Hastings Heed <3o., Atlanta, (Ja., , donates one hundred dollar* to the fur* t Iterance of the Hoys Agricultural Work in South Caroliua, which we propone to use toward defraying expenses of a trip for all State pme winners, details of which will be announced later. The, Hoys Agricultural Club Work is eonduetcd ufider the ausplcett of Cleruaon Agricultural College and the United States Oupartment of Agriculture coopers Ing. The followlngnnrp *ome of its ob ject#: To improve farm practice* by instruct ing boys in correct agricultural methods. To furnish an exteusive.ly organised means of effecting permanent improve ment. in agriculture and rural life. To put into practice the facts, of aclon titlc agriculture obtained from books, bul letins,^*. Sow Wood's High-Grade Seed Wheat For Best and Most Productive Crops. : Our Virginia-Grown Seed Wheats are superior for the South?make larger yields and better quality of grain. Write for "WOOD'S CROP SPE CIAL" giving prices and Information, ?bout SKID WHEAT, SEED OATS, SEED RYE, BARLEY r^ul all other Seeds for Fall Sowing. T.W.Wood & Sons Seedsmen. Richmond, Va. Sow WOOD'8 EVERGREEN LAWN QRA88 for beautiful, velvety green lawns.. Pall I* tho best . time for seeding. Special - Lawn Ores* Circular mailed free upon request. No Wasting of Bar Soapt NO? decidedly no, when GRANDMA * around. No bar soap lying in That's the bit accrct Too list . out what you and, co Sprinfcfr ft in titt tafe? and -W ?? rnagtr, iMtnin atf aiiiii? *. diMlaK Midi la an riftn Cbatcvar htng To asalat In the 4e?*U?pao*t ot thr ?pirlt of cooperation ia~tb? family and iu the community. , , To dignify and magnify the vocation of the farmer Oy demount rating that la bor intelligently applied f> to farming brlugx satisfactory To enlarge the vision of tbo boy and to give him dottnit" put )).?>. .H at ?u ImpO) taut i>eriod of kie life. To furuUh to the rural schools and teachers object le?*oa? whlob may be u?ed to help them iu teaching agricul ture. ? To make rural life mor<< attractive by providing organisation, which tend* to diminish isolation ami develop ; ehthlp. The department I* uow cooperating, with approximately .1,000, rural boy* iu the Various clubs, who, in addition to the valuable lessoha they are obtaining from the work,' tare iaUlug pig* and Valves, ami producing eoru, wheat and other valuable crops, thereby imteasiug large ly the State n supply of food au*l feed, which in no necessary in the winning of the war. To Publish The Nanus*. According to a statement made Friday by. Kdwln W. UobJ^rtson, chairman of the Mouth Carolina Jdberty Loan com mittee, only one-sixth of the $32.4ftU,000 allotted to thin Htate ban beeu subscrib ??(!. And the drive is entering on its last week. The Mtate and district L?b erty Loun committees at a meeting held here today, adopted a resolution intro duced by Uobert A. Cooper, Governor uomlnate of Houth Carolina, the purport of which is that all who reftjae to sub-, scribe to the loan* will haVo their names printed in the newspapers. The reso lutiou require* the county committees to "Instruct their canvassers for miI> scriptions to re|mrt the* n (pines of every, person who is. solicited and who refuses to purchase boudgu and thut a li?t of snch ? persons be published in |he coun ty papers.^ The resolution said: that the (oiiinilt tee feels sUCh H step Is fully justified nud that "those \vho are kIv 4ng? tibrrirlty of thMr means an<t fhos?? who are offering their liven are en titled to know who the slacker is." |p|sal bills are n Iftrtfe part 'of your living expouHes wliiw both by using Col?s i lot filast llcaters.- adv. LEGAL ADVERTISING. CITATION. V.' ;vvv .v - ' Htate *?f South Carolina. < 'oinit.v of Iverghnw ? 1 By \V. L. McDowell, Est)., (Probate Judge. Whereas, Camilla Benjamin made su it io me to grunt her Intern of Admiu-" iMt ration of the Estate of and effects of John Benjamin. 41^ are, ^therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of .the. rfaldil Johft Benjamin, deceased, that they be and appear be-" fore me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, H. C? on October 26th, next, after publication thereof,' at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the saldl "Admin iHtration should not be grauted. (liven under iny Hand, this 12tb day of October A. r>? 1018. : W. L. MoIX)WELL. Judge of Probate for Kershaw County. * Published on the 18th and 25th days of October. 1018, In the Camden Chron icle and posted at the Court House door for' the time proscribed by law. Notice Debtor* and Creditor*. All parties indebted to the estate of Aliss It. Sophia Zeinp, deceased, are here by notified to make payment to 'the un dersigned, and all pafciieR, if *ny, hav ing claims .^against the said estate will present them duly attestd within the time prescribed by law. KfttTKWNH T. M I hlA, Executor. ' Camden, "H. tV, Oct. 17, 1018. , ; I''.' MASTER'S SALE. StHtc of South Carolina, County of Kershaw In til** Court of Common Plea*. L. A. Kirkliind. I?lolnt?r vs. It. E. Sill, , -v - Defendant. M ' ' * . I'n?l??r and by virtue of n decree of Ids Honor Judge W.'H., Townsend, Cir cuit Judge, of dnto the 9th day of July 1918, ?in the above entitled action, I will offer for .sole nt pu\>iie outcry be/ore the Court House door in Canujeu, 8. Cn with in the legal hourH of sale; on the first Mopday in November next, being the* 4th d^>- thereof, the following described tract of land : . ; All that piece, parcel or traet of laud situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw, and on Urnnny's Quarter Creek about iiffyen miles north of Camden, containing sixty live (05) acres, more nr Jess; bounded on the North h^ lands of L. I>. Clyburn ; Kant by lands of Magill ; South by lahda of Snllie K. Sill; And Went by lands of John Catoe, Sr. Anyone desiring to bid at thtf said sale linil in -.1 deposit with the blaster the sum of $100.00 as an evidence of good fsith. Term* -of -wale cash. h. A. WITTKOW8KY, , Master for Kershaw County. October 4tli, 1918. FINAL DISCHARGE. ? Notice Is hereby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, November 9th, 1918, 1 win make to the Probate (^ourt of Kernhaw County my final re turn as Administratrix of the estate of Mrs. J a uo Bronson, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administra trix. SALMI-'/ niSSBtj* Administratrix. Camden* 8. C.. Oct, 4* 1918. ' ?? ?- ? 1 ? - FINAL DISCHARGE. Notice is heret^r given that one month from this date, on . Friday, November 1st, 1918, X will make to the Probata (Vmrt of Kcrahaw County my final re* turn as Administrator of the estate ?f English Brevmrd, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the eaid Court for a final discharge as said Ad mi niatrator. UPWARD R. ALLEN, /, ? * Administrator. Idwfe., ?? fe 8.pt. SM. MS mxuwmw wants pkack 3 ; H?y? Is At IV Kod of Her ? ? rjuia Washington, (Kt, lfV~luternal m) condition* In (Jermany and po??ibly in Austria-Hungary, an well hs tin* mill tary ?it nation on |b? w?*t>-ru front, are expected t?? determine the nature and time * " ' ' ' W' of tin' < leniuin i epl.v to I'rrsjdent Wil I moii'm communication <?f ye#|<<rduy, . | ? 'i f nitel.v do*lng tin* door t<> peace ru'go Hutii lis' Witb fO#rn)IH ttiili'fiaiy . Tin* President's not# probably alicudy tins i " in in < I JierlLn through tbt Hwlaa I oillce. I Iteports reaching Washington today ('through official mmrm by tin* w?y of I linitial countries not I ? 1 1 1 > i I i ? I i ? -u t ?'tl t 111* existence of almost craotic . J in the Central Power*, but also Haiti that it wa# Field Marshal von IMndeit I burg himself \yho was responsible for j the flerntan ftoveinment accepting the President'* peace tpnutf ftud an I immediate armistice. I It WDh said that at a recent meet I i iik of the military leaders ami (lie heads J of the parties in tin* Reichstag von 1 1 i n - I denburg btddly declared that (icrruany I null have peace at' Mine at the beat t<'i ins she COUld Ret. JIt? said the hi | . ''"ft lilies no longer had the necessary urn nitious and materials to continue the I ntruggle, nor was there atiy sourer of I supply. In the light of this situation the lield I marshal said lie felt tin- time had come I to try lirst for an armistice and tlo*l? I for pence and he urged that this could bj' put yj the, light of a concession to tlu'rfaemandv of the Socialists and paei | rtsta l.aTiii i ninny, Princt MaxitiiiliP] the chancellor,- KTVe|M>rttrd--to have strong ly opposed such a course, dreading a reaction against "the Junker element by the Socialists, but imperial apiiroval was I given von liindeuburg'H plans aud the request for peace followed. I t No indication 1ms been given as to I .. i " j ? 1 ' i ? ?? , FINAL DISCHARGE. I Notice is hereby. givru that one uionth from this date, oft Monday. November I 18th, 1918, I wjll make to the Probato tViujrt of Kerahdw County my final return as Administratrix of the estate .of Jamos to. ciiilton. deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the aaid Court for ? a . ti??ul dlncbMi-gfl us BHlfl AdministmtH?. MRS. KATB O. WALLACE^ Administratrix. Camden, S.*C.; Oct. 18, 1018. ^ .. .. I ?? I .#11 i TAX MOT I c tr~ Office of Treasurer Kershaw County, Camden, 8. G.> Oct. ?1, W? Notice. in! hereby given that the books] will be open for the collection1 of State, Oountv and School Taxes, from October 15th, ' U>18. to March lBth, A penalty of. 1 l>er cent will bo added to all taxes unpaid January 1st, ; * per cent February lnt, 1010, and o per wnt March IBth, 1910. ? The rate per centum for Kershaw Oouuty iH as follows: Mills State Taxes. ? - - $? ^ County Taxes ? ? Special Taxes ... Road Taxes ? - -- ? School Taxes ? r-*- ? ? ? ,J ToUl . _ _ 1 >A 1-2 The following School District* have special levies; School District - ? ? ' School District No. 2 ? * School District No. 3 ? ? . 4 School District No.~4 .,r?. -,4 ? School District No. B --- 2 Sfhool District No. 6 i- --- 8. SclK)ol District No. 7 ? - r? . 4 School District No. 8 4 School District No. 0 --- ??- 4 School District No. 10 B School District No. 11 ? * & 'School District No. 12 ? ? ? 4 School District No. 13 H School District No. 14 ' ? . 3 1 School District N?. IB ? ? ? 5 School District No. 16 ? ? _ ? 4 School District No. 17 ?J ? 3 School District No. 18 4 School District No. 10 * School District No. 20 ? * School District No. 21 ? 1 4; School District Nol 22 ? ? 11 School District No. 23 ? ? 3 School . District No, 24 4 Schpol District No". 25 ? 4, School District No. 20 ? 4 School District No. 27 ? 0 SchoOl District No. 28 ? _ ? <1 School District. No. 20 4 School District No. 30 ? 4 School District No. 31 ? 0 School District No. 32 ... ___ 8 School District. No. 33 ? 4 School District No. 35 ? " 8 School District No. 30 a 4 School District No. 37 2 School District No. 38 ? 5 School District No. 39 5 School District No. 40 J_ 11 School District No. 41 ? 4 ? School District No. 42 ? ? -r~ 4 School District No. 43 ? 8 School District No. 46 8 School District No. 47 i 4 The poll tax is $1.00. ? All able-bodied male persons from the age of twenty-one (21). to sixty (60) years, both inclusive, except residents of incorporated town* t>f the county, shaH pay $2.0o as a road tax, except ministers of.. the gospel actually In charge of a congregation, teachers em ployed In public schools, school trustee* and persons permanently disabled in th? military wervice this State, and per sons who served in the War Between the Stated, and all persons actually employed in the quarantine service of this State and all residents who may be attending achool or college at the time when said road tax shall become' due. Persons claiming disabilities mnst pre scat certificates from two reputable phy sicians of thie county. AH information with reference to taxes will be furnished upon applica tion. ? D. M. McCASKILL, Comity Tieasmig. WIM'II I I'I'IM ?-? n Ml v- V? i - . Witaou to the AuMtriw}/' ?n4 Turkish appeal* for jmhm*. Ik understood rh?t there 1? no grouttdf or tb* appie heutdon which h?? ariwn iu > Austria that t lie IVealdcutt would refu?t< to r?# ply to IJr?t?l?r BuHauV appeal Iwimw of hte mil. m i mi it- character of thi A us triau UovcrupKut. ;.lt was *aid that thl* might- well figure iu tl final peace proposal, but would 4iot operate to pre ' vent the consideration of un armlKtico which Austria seek*. . Tlh' muk' is true of the -Turkiah ap peal, and, while not officially atatcd, ?It I* believed that the prime reason for delaying replies to both these ap plication* id to afford time for the Pres ident's ffapunae to Germany's peace prof* 'fer t<? filter to the uwHsva in Austria and Turkey through the rigorous censor ship that exist*. Iu tbe meautlme, attention now ten tern tp the military situation, and re* newed effortat o furniah the armlea ejoa lug in on the H'eutral Fowera all the nu n and muterial to uchlcve a military ?vHofy,4u the field. ' ^v; Traveler (ieta In Hud, ? i +wt ? I. ; II, K. lugler, of Ohio, fell !nt<? the clutches of the law Friday afternoon after having hla automobile run into by another at Cane Creek, anil besides forfeiting Itln ear to the county was required to give bond in the sum of $400 for bin appearance at the Murch term of court in this city. It ?U came irlmut through Mr. lugler, who was ??M bin way to Jacksonville, l<'la., having more llqupr iu the eai* than the law ??allows, more than ii \?? gallons Jieing dis covered by the officers. The coUiityw^Ul _*idi the en i- a^ aucllglit Mrs. Ingler and a young daughter, who wei-e* with" Mr. lugler iu the car, were xilghtly In jured iu the accident when a car driven hy a Mr. Davis, of Charlotte, rair into l hen),- -- -Lancaster News. +L. ? t William 1-Yior, manager of tli?" Cleve land Hotel, prftbably the. largest and most Up to date hostelry in the State, located at Spartanburg, was Friday found guilty of the food administration law*, ahd particular cfiarge beipg that he bail in his possession an excessive quantity of sugar. The hotel man more sugar until further notice, or td pay the sum of $1,200 to th?* American Hed Cross. Ho ehoso the former. ' ? u^ys?v-' < k ?t i ghoe hi itr.** | $** ? . v ?.?? Wbil <-au be More And U 'i tlimgecAUK, But. oil! 80 ea?ily rmi Jfuhl Htep Into my hImu tlfta made wiUoHi " your ,wty rejoleiug. I C.C. WHIT, B. A. "The Reason Thpmtfj IjWfcfc the bo#t, they are sclent artd all medicine. They up, unil the feed bill down, a cause for ?very effect, causo and tho offwt remove ThotfPoultry HemeUle* *1 made to relieve all the " Fowl faulty such asUhoL and rankest the llong lay. The Hog Itcuiedj will kwH? off the Cholera, ana the flrat stages, will cure ? Don't forget tto keep on * tie of Farrit' Colic llcwedy U ia ho simple with <lr< child trail give it. Also a rls' Healing Remedy for Bruises o? *?an beast, j . These remedies are oU amv?? mhivmivo ait; (111 f\] tpyou by .your dealer, to give titm, or your money back. f Made by Old Kentucky Um lug Co., PaVlucah, Kentucky. , For sale by Springs ft Shai 'COLUMBIA LUMBER, MANUFACTURING 0 - ' ? ? " 111 1 ? MILL WORK N SASH, DOORS, BLINt AND LUMBER PLAIN & HUGER STS. Rh?* COLUMBIA, S. C. .*? ' ? v.'-.1 DR. R. E. STEVENSON DBynCT? ? Crocker Building Camden, S. C. Your money can never find * safer place tjian in his They will pay a fair icetnrn for your iinmey. while "wutr is backing the boys over there. Buy all you are possibly able tb carry. ' Be ready to sign us when the committee; call*. J We invite you to subscribe through oqr Bank. ~ ? ' ? tzrzTT^:'. : f ? X TT-.?. ? . ..i, ? ? ? ? ? - . / V ' A*-*, OF CAMDEN, S. C. in ** Her Business The proof ofthe pudding is in the eating, and \t 1 cook . knows her business we will guarantee it ? right" when it is made from ingredients purchase this store. We sell only the kind that DO eat right* Our highest ambition is to have our store known the home of .Quality Groceries. ^ * Quantity without quality produces only xullnea often without satisfaction. >> Quality insures satisfaction ? solid comfort. Be good to your digestion. Make it last a life for it iar the only one you will ever have. >,AaHk You protect your digestion and build up your ?e when you feuy PureGroceries.