Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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For Infants and Children Mothers Know Jhat Genuine Casto'ria Always / . Bears the /)( JT Signature /j/, ]r Cftv/ of Wrapper. Ilormitaue Mjll News. ?Ian. H< ? Tho folks in our .vlllugu were given n treat last Friday night wheu a mass meeting in interest of Night ?Schools waa held at 't'Uu t.'oltago. I!r. It, H. Pitts opened the meeting and introduced the speakers, tin' first being Mr. Laurens Mills. Mr. Mill* is by no moans a atrunger to u a and is; very popular with all. lie gave us much to think of and made his points ho plain und forcible that they will remain with uk a long time. Mr. Ilomer Young, War The Hands of Your Watch 1 ><> i hey >fi v?? you iIh; in form a lion that (hoy .should? I* the inforiuulion reliable '! ?Our minute late may faumi you t'uitold trouble and cxpenne. . 1'hc.v Should Tell The Truth Hut. tlp\v ?'an't do that if _the mechanism behind Uhmu in out of order. That's our business ? putting and .keeping your watch in perfect ruu niiiK order. firing your watch to us if it doesn't tell you the absolute truth. \W will cure it of falsehood. m: h. heyman JEWELER and OPTICIAN CAMDEN, SOUTH CAROLINA Chiiip Community Sing organizer, sta tioned at Columbia, entertained and charmed the audience fyr a whiln to such mi extent t tint 1m* ltatl most of us sing ing; bcfo to ho stopped. Miss Wil Lou (iray, I i t > I < 1 worker in the Illiteracy Cam paign. next shown! numbers of lovely, Instructive and interesting slides. She is a mo??t Interesting talker and in a; talk given at the close of the evening brought . In-fore all those present the ab solute need of an education. All three of these, visitors will long be remembered' by all. We are expecting unusual suc ct ss with our night school this year. Night School opened Monday with a faij- sized crowd of earnest, enthusiastic people. Mivs Wilkes, principal of the Mill School and Miss Jones are the teachers In charge of the school. We expect quite an increase Thursday night. We are going to keep the progress of this movement before the ryes of all, because, we want to feel tluU we have the interest and best wishes of all the surrounding immunities. Miss Wil Lou Gray,. of Columbia was the guest- ? of Miss Jones last Friday. Miss Jen Taylor who has had influ* enza for some days is reported to be considerably improved and expects to be nut soon. Mr. Homer Young, of Columbia spent I'riday night with Mr. A. P. Ilriggs. We are. glad to report that Mr. IS. S. I.egett. who was taken to the Columbia hospital Sunday is resting an> well as can be expected. U is mother ami sister of Kayett ville, X. are with his wife at prevent, so as to be near him. Mr. Steve Gardner, of Massac hussettfc i? at home visiting bis parents Mr. and M r?. Jim Gardner. Mr. K. K. Reeves, president of .Hunter Valuable Farm Lands for Sale We Offer for Sale the Following: 2?Hf> acres woodland, situate tiv* north of Mothunt-. between Hethune-Kerflhaw r\>a<l and road loading from liethune to JeflVrson. lu ? 12 ? id Hps fruiu ? Kerwtm w. W*^? ar^?off^riug thin trnet wt ? tlx* ri<lio uotwly low figure of $10 p<m- aer?>. If Hoared up and cultivated it will produce u bale of cotton per h.my. Adjoining landx ure producing mng nlflcent crops and cannot bo purchased for prr acre. This is n splendid proposition for stock raising, running stream throng the plaov another running stream on the wonthern boundary. ?I 2Ti acre*, more or less. situate four miles north-coat ot ft y??it JWder cultivation, 12f> acres under wiro for cattle KtronuiN <if water, 1XX) acres more of place ?tanom dwelling, three tenant housed, two larjre HU buildings built upon brick pillars and in Ib listed at $-J0 per ncre. t of- llethuno, woodland. Thi.s is tand pasture lnnd nt $12 p?n land, one S room dweU Haot house, one 2 room mm. fib x 10 with four and 2 wjjon^ Br OS place to culti ft Zlon Church tivated. one 3 Hty for *ale Company Manufacturing and pMBQlMOP Oii of New York/ mhIcm agent* for the mill wan, i visitor in CmukWii last week, stopping tt the Kirkwom). He wan by Uri, Jteevea. I'KLL IN i t: \u fUVBB j Army Aviators l^t Utir- Uvea WteB J .MaHlll^ NN t ul I tow II I ;i v i-tt villi*, N. <\, Jan. 8.? It i* be* Moved two nviiitorb lout their Hv en wbeu an airplane l;i which they were flying 'andyd in Cape Fear river near here IukI tiljclit. . The machine wn? obaerved lly :<k over FayettvlUe about 7 o'clock last eveulng and It wan later found half Uliik en ill the river, and it U believed % % w the occupants were dfowued. Np oue here knows frouL. whence the airplane him, but it in believed it in an annjr machine. Fflforts are now being made to raise the airplane and tiiul tin* bodies of the aviators. W, A. Holmes, who Uvea ucar the river, ?uys that last night bo heard A noise ax something crashing Into a tree mid about five minute* later he heard cries fur help. He ran to the river and Just as lie got there an airplaue plunged into the wator on the west side of the wtrearft. Ah the machine struck the water there was an explosion like a report of a pistol and all was silent. The ahlp settled down In the wa(cr and floated across the stream to the east Sunk where it struck, but it was im posaible t* fret at it. Holmes in coufl lent that the ship# first fell into a tree is be beard a% crash and limbs and branches of. the tree arc broken and ileces of the machine are hanging to It. The spot where the airplane landed s about two miles south of Fayette ille. ' Fayetteville, N. ()., Jan. 8. ? Positive ?Icnti Mention of the occupants of th?* teroplnue lost lant night in the Cape-, 'ear river near this city was made this ftehioon on the arrival of Lieut. L. R, Miller, of I^angley Field, who said that the pilot was Lieut. ITarley IT. Pope, f Bedford, Ind. and the observer ser geant was Walter W. Fleming,, of Provi dence. It. I. Notice To Fanners. I will be at Kershaw, S. C, January -<S L'.'t and 'J4 to take applications for titrate of soda and the balance of the 'ime I will tnke applications at my home. W. J. Marifcum. -TAX , NOTICE. Ollicc of Treasurer Kershaw Couuty. Camdeu, 8. C., Oct. 1, 1018 Notice is hereby Riven that tho ho<>ki a ill he oppn foj- the collection of State, luuuty aud School Tuxes, from Octobe? I nth. 1018, to Murch 15th, 1019. A Sonalty of 1 per cent will be added to til taxes unpaid January 1st, 1010.; - tor cent February 1st, 1010, and 5 per ?ont March 15th, 1010. The rate per centum for Kershaw t'ouutv is as follows: 1 " v Mills Slate Taxes, ? ? ? - S ^ County Taxes ? ? 1 ' > Special Taxes ? p 1"^ (toad 'faxes - ? r\- ? ? School Taxes 3 Totnl --- --- - - - -4 12 The followinc School Districts have <pecial levies : School District No. 1 a. ? School District -No. 2 ? - - 4 School District No. 3 --- 4 School District Na 4 - v. ... V. School District No. 5 . --- ? - School District No. (I . .. . .1- .. - - A School District No. 7 - ? ^ School District No. 8 - -v- . - - ? District No. il . ? ? 4 School District No. 10 - 5 School District No. 11 5 School District No. 12 4 School District No. 13 ? ? ^ School District No. 14 3 School . District No. 15 3 School District No. 1(5 ... --?* -- *1 School District No. 17 -- 3 School District No. 18 ? 4 School District No. 10 _ ___ .... 1 School District No. 20 __ 1 School District No. 21 1 School District No. 22 ... ? 11 School District No. 23 2 School District No. 24 . . 4 School District No. 25 __ 4 School District No. 20 _ _ 4 School District No. 27 6 School District No". 28 0 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. 36 . .. . , . ? 4 ? School District No. 3V : 7- TT School District No. 38 . .. 5 School District No. 30 . . . , 5 School District No. 40 _ 11 School District No. 41 . _ ? 4 School District No. 42 . . 4 School District No. 43 - _ 8 School District No. 4?> .. .. . 8 School District No. 47 _> 4 The poll tax is $1.00. All able-bodied male persons from the aire of twenty-one (21). to sixty (00) years, l??th inclusive, except residents of incorporated towns of the county, shaH pay $2.00 us a road tax, except ministers of the gospel actually in charge of ? congregation, teachers em ployed in public schools, school trustees and persons permanently disabled in the military service of this State, and per sons who served in (he War Between the States, and all persons actually employed in the quarantine service of this State and ail residents who may be attending school or college at the time when said road tax shall become due. Persons claiming disabilities must pre sent certificates from two refutable phy sicians of this county. AH information with reference to taxes trill be furnished upon applica tion. 1) >f MeCA SKILL. County rPres?ur?r I 1 ? Whole Family Wiped Out < i nVii vvtt' nl, Jim. 12 Of tin- many death* from 'iuflurusA in thia *ectlou that (Mf the praertMl MttllCtiOB of one family ha* excited moat comment. On >\'e*lticncJ|iy night at thf Greenwood ho* ,l?itul Mrx Hen WilKtrd' and hfcr two iiitli* daughter*, Kutli tt imI Lilly, aged and four yenrx away. Next light at tlu* hoHpital the husband ami fuih?i\ Mr. How W1I|hhI, died iu the n spital. They had developed iniiuenxa u one of tho milt \1 1 1 :??<?? . Their home yah at Ware HhogU. All four, blllr .i nd, wife and two ehildreu, were hurled it the name time, 4 o'clock ywdorduy t 't^riioon,. at Mount Oli/e Cemetery In .aureus county. ? ' ? -v . - V ' legal advertising. niKHI'AHH NOTICK 1 ivnn? *????? All j??rli*?H are hereby forbidden to trenpttMH oil my lands located near Cantey i Hill, known us the "Cyplea PUet , one vraet of eleven acre*, another tract of 27 acres. No hunting or trespassiug of any kind, Partlea disregarding this ?."?tice will be dealt with according (o A DIME WILSON. January 11, 1910. . mil I" CITATION State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. ?. Jiy W. L. McDowell, Esquire,, Pro Hi te Judge. Whereas, J. L. UinKon made suit ;o me to grunt him Letters of Adinln stratlou of the Estate of i^itd effect? t?f /alter Hlnson. The.se are, Therefore to cite and nd uouitth all and singular, the kindred ud creditors of the suid Walter Hin ion, debased, that they be and appear efore me, in the Court of Probate, to held at Camden, S. O. on Jali. 28 next ; f tor publication thereof at 12 o'clock i the forenoon, to sh<n>\. cause, if nay hey have why the said Administration hould not he granted. CiiVeu under my Hand, this 14th day T January, A. 1>. .19.19. mv, l. Mcdowell, 'mlge of Probate for Kershaw County. Published on the 17th and 24th days f January, 1919, in the Canuleu Chronicle and posted at the Court House 'our for the time prescribed by law. CITATION ~ ~ finite of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. liy W. L. McDowell, Esquire, Pro Mite Judge. * Wlj/rrcas John (1. Richards made suit o mo to grunt him Letters of Admin U ration of the Estate of and effects of. Stephen >1. Richards. These are. Therefore to cite and ad nonjsh all and singular the kindred i ud creditors of the said Stephen M. tiehai'ds, deceased, that hey be and ap pear before nie in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C., on Janu ary 28th next after publication thereof, it 11 o'clock iu the forenoon, to show ?nuse, if any they have why the said Ulministrntion should not he grunted. (3 i ven under mv. Hand, this 14th day X L 1 V kjl uauuuijt a/. jLiiit;, , w. i j. McDowell, Fudge of Probate for Kershaw County. Published on the I7th and 24th days f January, 1919, in the Cnmden Chronicle aqd posted at the Court House door for the time prescribed by law. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF. State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. Court of Common Pleas A. L. McLeod, Ava K. Arrants, J. M. McL^kJ. M. L. McLeod, Laura Barnes, >v ) Plaintiffs vs. \ddie Tix-dule. !??. G. McLeod, Wilson Mcl jeod, Sullii' Goff, Ilosey Truesdel, 1 1? Price, Ashmore Truesdel, Btin uie Truesdel, Laura Truesdel, Perl Truesdel, Colsie Truesdel. and J. II. McLcod Admr.- of too estate of Ed ward M. MoLeod, deceased. Defendants. SUMMONS. 1\? the defendants nbove named: Vou are hereby auminaned ? and rc piired to auswer tho Complaint in this iction of which a copy is herewith serv ed wjKin yon to serve a copy of your inswer to the said complaint on the sub scribers at their office in Camden, South Carolina, within 20 days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the ?oruplaint within the time aforesaid, the -daintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the com plaint. KIRK LAND & KIRK LAND, Attorneys for Plaintiffs. Camden, S. C., Jan. 8,. 1910r? To tho defendants Addie Tisdale and IIo?ey Truesdel : Take notice that the summons and complaint in this action were tiled in the office of the Clerk of Court of Com mon Picas for Kershaw County this 9th dav nf January 1010. KIRK LAND <& KIRKLAND, FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on February 7th, 1910, I will make to tho Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Kxecutor of the estate of Rosa Fried, deceased, and on the same "day I will apply to the said Court for. a final dis charge from my trust as said Executor. JACOB I1IRSCH, Executor. Camden ^ S. C., January 8tJb. '1010. CITATION State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. - By \V. L. McDowell, Enquire, Pro bate Judge. Whereas, Alexander Boone made- suit to me to grant him letters of Admin istration of the Estate of and effccta of Joseph J. Boone. These are. Therefore, to cite and ad* moftixh all and singular the kindred and creditors of the saM Joueph J. Boons, deceased, that they be and appear be fore. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Camden, S. C. on January 20th next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock In the forenoon, to show cause, if any'tbsjr have why the said Administration should not be granted. Given under my Hand, this ftfh day of January A. l>. 1019. * ; \V. L. McDOWELL, Judge >>f Probate for KvrihfeW County. Published ou t lie 10th ami 17th day* of January, i!>. iu the Camden Chron jehi and posted tti the Court House door fur the time prescribed by Uw. V FINAL DIHCUAKCity Ndtitt is' hereby given t hct t qm month from this xjate on February 8th, 1019 l will make t?> tlx* Probata Court of K < rshaw County my Haul return aa Executor- of the estate of Miss Flora ltoykiu, deceased, anc.l on the HHUie day I will apply to the said Court for n inal discharge from my trust as nald i x ecu tor. It. B. CLARKE. Executor. Camden* s. c., January Nth, 1919. ^ FINAL U18CIIAIU1U Notice la hereby riven that one month 'rota this date, on January 24th, 1919, I will make to thd Probate Court ot K?i>haw County my final return as Ouardlan of the eatate of B. Mortimer liw.vkin, and on the aame date I will apply t<> the said Oourt for a tiual, dis charge from my trust as said Guardian. TOWAHI) m. hoykin. Cnwdcn, S. C? December 24th, 1018. TAX RETURNS Auditors Office, Kershaw County. ' Notlca is hereby given that the Au ditor's office will be open for receiving Tn X lift in us from January 1st, 1019 to February 20th, 1010. AJl persona owning real estate or pors<Hial prop erty must make returns of the name within said period, as required by law, or be subject to a penalty of 50 per cent. > The Auditor will attend in person ?ii' by deputy at the following places in the County on the dates Indicated Str receiving returns : Rower's School llqiuse, January "17. Kirkley's Store, January 20# Kershaw, January "21 and 22. Westville. January L\3. Liberty 11111, January 24. Rlnney, January 28. All persons between t the ages of 21 ind <10 years,' inclusive, are required to >a.v Poll nnd Read Taxv unless excused sy law. All Trustees, Guardians, Execu tors, Administrator* or Agents holding property In chnrge, must return same. Purties sending tax returns by mafl ?mist make oath to same before some flicer and till out aame in proper man ner or tliey will be -rejected.', W. F. RUSSELL, Auditor Kershaw County. Camden, 8. C., Defc. 17, 1918, NOTICE TO DEBTORS All parties Indebted to the estate of Mis. Mary J. Turner, deceased, ere hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned. S. R. TURNER, Executor. Camden , S. C? Dec. 27th, 1918. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICK All partlen indebted to the Walter J, W?'Mt, decerned, ur? '^h noticed t?? Ui&kc payment to [\lt* drrsigued, and all partieit if uny^ ^ lug fUllUM UgHUHi t liO Nli.| iHtutl. , pr< ?nt t)j?*in duly attested witit|u 1 time prescribed by law, 8. A. WKST, r ? V v Administrator, Camdeu. 8. V.., January Oth, l^lf, FINAL DISCHARGE^ Notice i* hereby given that one tt0, frow thla date, on January 31m, jij I will' make to the Probate t^mrt Kershaw County my final return u j roiulstmtnr of the eatat* of Mrs, jj uie F.' Heyman, deceased, umf 0? , Hume dato I will apply to the tMiid Co, for a final discharge hs nuld AM vintrator. , MAlilON II. HtQYMAN, Administrator Camden, 8, C,r December SOth, 101& FINAL. DIHCHAHOE Notice la hereby giveu that one tiom thiH date, January 3Ut. 1M9, will make to tho Probate Court of K< Hhaw County my final return an Uuir lan of the estates of lfiMeu J. Stone, u Womicc J. Stoue, minors, and o* t| hi \me date I will apply to the d Court for a final discharge fwm , trust as said Guardian. MR8. 1>EI>IB 8. 8TONK, Guardian. . Ottmden. 8. C., IHcMQber 2Htb, 101H.I f FINAL DISCHARGE Notice la hereby given that month from this date, on Tuesday, || ruary 4th, 11)10, X will make to th? p( . bato Court of Kershaw County iny (ft return as Guardian of the estate1 Mrs. Mayftawars, now of Rer^li Florida, and on the same day 1 ? apply to the said Courf1 for a tint) M charge from my trust as said Ginmijd r- AMOS G. HALL, Guardian Camden, 8. C., January 2nd, 1019. , FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one moel from this date, on Monday Feb. 3r 1010. I will make to the Probate Cou of Kershaw County my final retwra j Administrator of the estate of Q, 'j Hortou, deceased, and on the name <U I will apply to the said Court for final discharge .as said Administrator. 3 jack HOUTON, I Administrator de bonis non of the <*U of G. F. Hot ton. Camden, 8i C., December flist, 1918. ? ? -A - FINAL DI8CHARGE >'v Notice is hereby given that, om WMHi from this date7 on Monday r Feb: 3r 1010, I will make to the "Probate Cow of Kershaw County my final return i Adminstrator of the estate of J. i Horton, deceased, and on the same da 1 will apply to: the said Court for fiual discharge as said Administrator. JACK HORTON, Administrator estate of J. ,G. Horto Camden, 8. C., -December 31st, 1918. A Man . ? ?? j _ ' - " " ' ^ . c ? , ... Anct His A checking account is a modern necessity to every man in business. It is a . greqt convenience to em ployees and to women. e . . v - - ' i . ' ? . ^ ? r It affords you the greatest element of safety and f ? : r? ? ? ? t \ ' ~ is an exact check on your expenditures. *'''?? ? ? ? "i . : v . .. This bank invites you to open an account. Make it your bank. Loan & Savings' Bank OF CAMDEN. S. <Gf Sharpen Up . :jV **?' Your appetite because here's where you'll ??* good things to eat. . , When the clock strikes on the eat hour you'll make an unusual rush for the table spread wtth ottr groceries. . . The merit of our goods follows to your v$ry fork, and you're life customers -after the first trial giv?L_ _ . _ ? ?. ? j . * " I | ./l . Mr. ? ? ? . a. II . . I ? I ^ ^ X ? ? our merchandise plus service, c,/ . r "."V -*r -? ' " ? *" -? ' "C' * ' ' ,