Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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iNi?t Contents 15FluUt Prae.hm? -aiunog* AVi^i-lnblc h-cparal?on^ uimilntin^UieFooti Unit the Stomachs and lto*etM* Thcrety Promoting Digestion ChcerfuJncss and Rest Contain* neither Opium, Mof^phliie nor Mineral. Not Narcotic /kefrearvkUkX* VMMtMBi J*nmjJUn Smt k ?Ux Srtuta \ Ar/U.U> 1 An/tfSmi I 4?s?t?. ) , hkrm Jtmd ? (WW tiyar JiBiAiynM Arnr t A helpful Remedy for ConntifmVonaiHlDiarrtioei; nnd icverishncss and j Loss of Sleep ncsuttin<M^rffro?B inftifenty /ftt S/mile Signature of The Cpw? un Gohpaw NEW: VOH IV V xact C.o^y of Wrapper. For Infants and Children Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always / . Bears the /V Signature/ It I < . KOIUU.IU AT AIKI'N Thl< ?v??s' l(ol? Whilmy lloiiu' of Jewell > Tallied al $50.04)0. A i k ? ? i j . j'VU. . *7.- A '>v<i>u(|--.t<?r\ " l< ( 1 1 i ? ? I" ? * i j t riM I l lie elegant Whitney ltoi.ui1 'l'in?H*oiy \\ liijf the hostess, Mrs. WllJnhl Whitney Straight. jiml guest* won- tixM'tn'hleri ni (linni'iu ami got away with jewelry aiiMUitting in value be-' fwern. $10,000 nn?l !j."?0,000. Tin* jewel ry eonsisted ?>f (liauioiiil ring*. iieeklaees. nnd brooehes . belonging to Mr*. Harri* Where are My Reading Glasses? MiM'hicvoit* <Ui iijjlt I 'M' ha* pieki'd Daddy'* pivkrt (i ml vvatrhos him Klot'fully us ho seurcboH in vnin for his reading Rinsae*. If Daddy worr I\r.vptok ulassos, h?* wouUl 4w> i r*??d fr.nu tli?> "off-and-mi'' nuisuncc of t lit' tuD-puirs-of-iclasses hoth?M\ lu'cans<> Kryptok* ( prom?nm'<*d | Orip->tooks I would jrivr him. in oue ! pair id' itlasM's, tin- iiooi'ssury ?H>rree for l*?<h Ttjndi?ij( mid distant***. ? THE INVISI&LE BIFOCALS M. H. HEYMAN JEWELER and OPTICIAN smii Tweed and Mrs. Arthur Swaiin, of NVw ViUfk.'" Mill! Wtt?- -IttktMl -ftHHH? - thtt* lOOtlls of t )l?* gllCstS lit about 7.110 o'clock. Mrs. Straight had locked the door of her room before golntf down to dinner, n.ud b.v the net saved much valuable jewelry. - , ? . Thin is the third robbery which has occurred among the. winter tourist colony this season. Flonie time ago Mrs. Josef Hoffman's boiitewn* entered and about ?ft.iMIO worth of gems taken. Iwidy Kemp, the guc*.| df Mrs. I*\ S. Stevens at Sand bur-t, also wiis the loser of valuable jewelry through tin* act of a sneak thief lost month. Sheriff Howard and Chief Cleekley have warned the people through the local newspapers to be more careful in hiving valuables around loosely, as it Is believed Sonic "first -class" crook has fol lowed ui> the winter colony from the North. Notice of Election. State t.f South Carolina. Comity of Kershaw. A netition. signed by one third or more ot i lie qualified electors and a like num ber of the resident freeholders of the age of twenty one years having been filed with the County Hoard of Kducatiou ns'king for an election in school district No. 47 tn determine whether an addition al tax of four (4) mills shall be levied for school purposes in said district. The petM.ion having been granted we the undersigned trustees' will hold an election at llethel School House Friday March lltli. IJ?1?. Polls will open at N a. in. and close at I p. m. ? Those who resi#' in the district ami present their lax re ceipts and registration certificate* will be a. lowed to vote. L'.lection will lie conducted saute as a general election. K. T. HOHTdN .1. I?. HltADI.KY I.. I> VINCKNT Hoard of Trustees. Valuable Farm Lands for Sale We Offer for Sale the Following: , In Nft. Zlon Church cultivated, one 3 23 fi acres woodland, situate li \ ?? miles north of H*-tliuro>. between Bethune-Kershaw road and road 1 ? ? ? ? I i 1 1 k from Bcthune to Jefferson, lo cated 12 miles from Kershaw. We are offering this tract at t ho ridic uously low figure of $10 per aero. If Heared up ami cultivated it will produce a bale of cotton i>er arn1. Adjoining lands are producing mag nificent crops and cannot be purchased for *.">0 per acre. This is a splendid proposition for stock raiding, running stream tbruug the place another running stream on the southern boundary. 11. 42r? acres, more or 1?>>s. situate four miles north-east of acrea under cultivation, 1'Jo acres under wire for cattle failing streams of water. 200 acres more of place rot?m duelling, three tenant houses, two large All buildings built upon brick pillars and In {fact" is listed at #10 por acre. west of Hethune. woodland. This is rming and pasture land at $12 por ? - il & waste land, one 8 room dwell tenant house, one 2 room 2 story, 30 x 40 with four "s. I mules and 2 wagons f.abor on place to eulti I. . , ! now to FIGURE INCOME TAX Squarely Up to Every Individual to Get Busy by March 15 * or Suffer Penalty. "Don't wult until the final ijue date, Mmrii for paying ,vo\ir income fox awl jiialviii;-, your return Avoid kt lit! lust mlllUlO ,XM.V p?IMOn Call tbfUtV out hlo liability today a* well as In* mil next week. and If lllW'ulK any I Kiln t no which ho needs advice ho can now get in ' ,v' ? ^It'll " UQVflUUe man. This "word < it ... \s from Duncan (?. Hoywtml, Oollector; of Internal Hevoiltie, < 'oluiobht, who Ih I'lill^ciiUI flu* Income Tux in HoUth ihtroHna. t'olleclor I ley ward is giving wtthput ?barge owi\v aid of his office and his anlatSed field forw to help. the people *ot rholr payments and their returns in bji March irnh. Unt the Income Tux men will not Hi II your door-bell or your- coat-tails, iccordlnff to the Collector's announce nent. It It squarely up to every indi vidual to flyrtire out his own case and .o get hysv if he comes within the icopeof f it<9 new Heveuue- law. Did You Earn This Much.' Every unmarried person who re eived Income averaging $l9.~?r> ? week luring 11)18 and every married couple Vho jointly received income averaging $8.50 a week should secui'e> at once irotn the nearest Deputy Collector or ,he nearest hank a blank Form 10-10 A. rhn 1 . form coh I a 1 n s the Information ho jvJll need t < ? enable hltn to igure his ?orreet net income and any ta\ that he ?>wes the (JovOrnhient. The law requires that every unniar fled person, who Imd a net Income of M.tHH) or over and every married per son who?e net Income was $2,<MK) or ?ver (IncliidhiK the Income of husband or wife and the earnings of minor ?hildren, if nn.v) must make a return on or before March 15th. Ami this re? rpiirfHnem, does ;iot hinge on wliether ihe pevs/?i. owes *\ tax. Taxable Incorie. An .individual 'must lutludc under 'ross income all gains, profits and In come . derived from salaries, w.ageH or compensation for personal service of whatever khwl and in whatever form paid or from professions, vocations, business, sales or dealings In property of all kinds, interest, rent, dividends or profits derived from any source whatever. Very few items of Income Are exempt. Deductions include ordinary and nec essary business expenses, -Interest paid or accrued on indebtedness, taxes of all kinds except Federal Income and excess profits taxes and assessments for local benefits, losses actually sus tained, debts ascertained to he worth less and depreciation on buildings, ma chinery, fixtures, etc.. used In business. A further deduction is allowed for con tributions to corporations oiwrated for religious, charitable, sclentitlc or edu cational purposes or for the prevention of cruelty to children or animals to an amount not exceeding 15 per cent of the taxpayer's net income ns computed without the benefit of the contribution deduct ion. The taxpayer Js not allowed to de duct any personal, IIvJjjk or family ex pense, any amount spent for improving property or making good Its exhaus tion for which an allowance is claimed tinder depreciation. Figuring the Tax. Before figuring the normal tux the dividends arc tied tic tea ns credits from net income, together with the personal exemption. As in previous years, divi dends of domestic corporations are ex empt from normal tax when received by the stockholder. The normal tax rates for citizens and residents an,* as follows: On the first Jjtf.ttoo of net income in excess of the credits the rate is f> per cent : on any further taxable income the rate Is lli per cent. .The surtax rates :?< pi> r ? > net in comc of each IndivlMiai in excess of The persona i exemption and the dividends are iioi deductible before computing sururv. In the cu?e of re turns by husband and wife, the net itM'oto** of oHett is consitlw^'d ^oprtrate ly in coiuput I ig any surtax that may be due. Form i O-lf) should be used for making rcturT.* of net income exceed ing and the instructions on that form will sho\<- how to figure ihe sur? tax. Business House Returns. Kmployer* and others who paid wages, salaries, rents. Interest or sltn llar determinable gains in an amount of S 1 .(KM) or ovk during 1018 to any person must flic an information return with ihe (fovernment. Blanks may be secured from the Collector. livery partnership must file a return showing its Income and deduction's nnd the name and address of each .partner, with hi* share of the profits or losses during the past j ear. Personal service corporations will fi:e similar Informa tion for 1 r? 1 s. income tax 5 ays FOR PU9UC BENEFITS. in Vr largest arid tni?*>?t sonse. fl.o payment of fn\fs Ih payment for benefits \ i?? I or oxp?**(???l. Only from n nnrrow nnd ?^sentlnHy srlflsh and shortsljrhtt^i viewpoint enn the Individual C*-oposo to him self the evaalo". of tax liability mm h desirable '^i.irse of notion." ? !>anie| IUpcr. < 'ouimlMlon pi* o* internal Kf?v?'iir?o. rie??*ut iirove Item*. 7 ? ? * "^i Mr. and Miv s. i,. Thompson and } ili-jj, <\ I.. Modulrt s|?,nt Mir in i of Qu %mk wUb relatiyea lu Lanca'de!" Mr. JituK'H Mak?>r and family hav?* n> veutly inhretl Into t>ur community from FilS and we rxtcnd 't? th^m a (oliliul NM'lcolIM'. Mr ) i i.i stmjM-i* aiitl Colli* llrUBn, of Vim \\'.>?-k, made ;? visit bar* Monday. Mr. K*el PdauU is home for u ft>\v day vi>it t<>* his pnn'ntK. v \ play ? Tin- old Maid* Triumph" will Im* given ut our school on Frjday ii Ik lit March *21. We hOpe to have a aijjc attendance. Y l'??ll.?vvi?iK i* tin- li .noi roll of RUWWUt . . \ Hchool : Flint jcradi' <Jay Hlackiuon, I*ottje Peach, Hroudns IVach, Hoyd IVaeh. Si'<n<| yrad? ? 4'araou GUiott, l>. T. I m-kumu, Jr., Hanunie Peach. Third grade Marvin Elliot t< Maxwell Thompson. ' i-iitii trad? "Fennel! IVaob. Seventh trade ? S5ulee Walters, Qui) Walter*, Ft hei l'each. < 'la mic ?hompt??ttt Fighth grade ? Fiskiue Thompson. LEGAL ADVERTISING. FINAL DIKCIf AK<iK Notice is hereby given that, one month from tUfsflate. on Saturday April 5th, 11H0, i will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my HumI return as Administrator of the estate of XV. .1. l'crry, deceased, and on the same day I will apjdy to the said Court for 41 linal discharge as said Administrator. K. I j. PERKY, Aihniuistrator. Camden, S. C.t March 3th. 101D. cItation^ ? state of South" Carolina, County of .Kershaw., ' By W. 1/. McDowell, Esquire, l'ro bate .Judge, I ? Whereas,- Maud Bracey made, suit to ine to grant her Letter of Admiuisl ra tion of the Estate of and effects of Dock Bracey. These are therefore (t?? cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Pock Bracey, de ceased. that thev he and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, t.o be held at Camden, S. "C. on March 12th next after publication thereof at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. (iiven under my hand, this 20th day of I'Vbriiauy. A. I). 11)11). w. ii. Mcdowell, Judge of Probate f?>r Kershaw County. Published on the 28th day of Feb.. and the 7th day of % March. 11)11), in the Camden Chronicle and pouted at the Court House door for the time prescrib ed by law. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. Court of Common Pleas Then Enterprise Building and Loan- As sociation of Camden, S. C., Plaintiff. against Matilda .Miller, ? ? . Defendant. To the Defendant; " Yon are hereby .summoned and requir ed to answer the domplaint in this notion, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve, a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscriber at his office at Cam den. South Carolina within twenty dayH after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service ; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action wilt apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. W. M. SHANNON, Plaintiffs Attorney. Dated at Camden. S. C.. February '26th. 11)11). To t ho Defendant, Matilda Miller: Von will please take notice that the Complaint herein was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw Cou nly at Camden. S. C\, on Februarv 215th. I DID. W. M. SHANNON, Plaintiff's Attorney. NOTICE Pursuant t<> a resolution of the Hoard of Directors of Camden Wholesale Gro cery a meeting will be held, of which meeting notice is hereby given, of the stockholders of the said Camden Whole sale Grocery, at. the office of Kirkland and Kirkland, Attorneys, in Camden, 8. on March 10th, A. I). 1010, for the I mi r | ?< ?m* of considering a proposition to increase, the capital stock of the Com pany to the maximum amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) said capital stock to be divided into ohe thousand shares of par value of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) each. F. M. WOOTEN. President and Treas. U L KK'HHy. Secretary. Camden, S. C.. Feb. 11. 1010. 44-5-0-7. CITATION State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. By W. L. McDowell. Esquire, Pro bate Judge. Whereas. Hattie Rutherford made suit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of the Estate of and effects of l>ave Itutherford. These are, Therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Dave Ruther ford. deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the. Court ??f Probate to he held at Camden, S. C. on March Kth next after publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to ehow cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted, Given under my hand this 22nd day of February. A. D. 1010. w. l. Mcdowell,. .Iiwltr<> of Probate for Kershaw County. Published on the 28th day of Feb ruary and the 7th day of March, 1010, [in th*> Camden Chronicle and posted at tho Court House door for the time pre scribed by law. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given thai one month from this date, on Friday March 21at| 1010. we will make to the Protate Court of Kershaw County our tiual re turn aw Kxccutors of the eatate of \V. C, Katotiffe, deceased. and on the same 'lav w.< will apply to tha said Court for a final diM-lnnge friin our trust *.n Maid Kxiu'u(orn. v V W. H. uatcmi i i:, .11. C. HALL, I." :jT ftxerutors. <*., February 10. HUM NOTICE Notify in hereby given that there will t?e a meeting of tlu? *tock holder* of The Carolina Credit Corporation in the office of Ktticj Corporation iu Cartiden, S.O., oil Tuesday March 25th, 1,010, for the purpose of considering tho matter *>f the ? li niniidit of the corporation. L. A. McDOWKLL, Secretary and Treas, Camden, S. C? Feb. 20th, 1010. . V SUMMONS FOR RELIEF State of South ( 'nr.. linn, ' (Vuiut.v of Kershaw* 1 In the Court of Ootuluon Pleas j Simmons Hardware Company, Plaintiff, against W'., H. Pearoe and W. M. Young, eo pHi-tnerH in trade under the name of Prarce-Yotlnf, It. .NJ. Penrce- and -8. M. Young, , Defendants. Summons For Belief. (Complaint Not Served) To the Defendants: You are hereby cumraonod and requir ed to answer the complaint iu . this action which has been tiled on Janu ary -Othj 1910, in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the said Couiiiy, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint ou the subscribers at the office of W. M. Shannon, in the City of Camden, 8. O., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of eucb service ; and if you fail to answet the compluint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff i?t this action, will? apply to the Court fur the relief demanded. . Ill the complaint. Dated Jan. 20th. 1010. Camdeu, S. C. W, M. SHANNON. ' LAUHKNS T. MILLS. Plaintiff's Attorneys. . To tho Defendant. W. M. Young: Please take notice that the Complaint in the above action was filed in the of ficc of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County, at Camden, 8. C.. on January 20th, 1010. \\\ M. SHANNON, LA C HENS T. MILLS, ? ? Plaintiff's Attorneys. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF State Of South Carolina, ?County of Kershaw, In the Court of Common Pleas Heck & Orcgg Hardware Company, Plaintiff. against W. H. Pearce and W. M. Young, co partners iu trade under the name of Young, I 'Summon* For Relief Complaint N\?t Her veil Tu the IH'fendantrf: You arc hereby nupmioued And r.-oU to dUMwer the complaint in thin at which will Ue on Jmii. 17. 11*10 tilvd u? office of the Clerk of Court ofJLWi Pita*, for the #aid County, aud to ? u ropy of your answer to the said ) p)uiut on tin- aubaerlboVa at the ? of W. M. Shannon, in tlie City of <: den, S- C.p within twenty dayij after service hereof, exclusive of the <Uj aui'h aervice; and if you fail to aa< the complaint within the time afor? the 1 plaintiff in thi* action will a to the tjoyrt for the relief demai h\ the Complaint Hated Jantfflry 10. 1010, Camden, 8, W. M. SHANNON, V! I AVUWNH T. MILLS, l'laintiff'H Attorney To the Defendant, W. M. Young; IMeuse take notice that the Cooapl in the above action waa fljed in the lice of the Clerk of Court for Ken Oonnty^at Camden, 8. C., on Jam 17th, 1019. W. M. SHANNON, LAUUKN8 T. MILI inalntlff'a Attorua SUMMONS FOR RELIEI Statu of South Carolina, v ( 'oiuity of Kershaw. In the Court of Cotqtnou Pleaa . ? , Simmons IliinlUiur Ooiupauy, l'laii against \V. II. Pearee and W. M. Young, partners iu trade under the nami Pearcc-Young, IV M. Pearce and M. Young, Defcndi Summons For Relief. (Complaint Not Served. To the Defendants : ??tt *re hereby summoned and req ed to answer the complaint in nctiou which has beeu filed on J( ary 23rd, 1910, In the office of Cle*k of Court of Common Pleaa the said CoUnty, and to serve a eopj y?uc- auawei^tfl the said complaint the subscribers at the office of W. Shannon, in the City of Camden, S. within twenty days after the an* hereof, exclusive of the day of ^ service; .and if you fail to auswer complaint within the time aforesaid, plaintiff iu this action, will apply t he Court for the<* relief demandeij the. conipluiut. Dated Jau. 23rd, 1019, Camden, 8, W. M. SHANNON, ? LATJItENS T MILLS >,.?? v Plaintiff's Attorne To the ? Defendant, W. M. Young; Please take notice that the Comjl in the above action was filed in /he litre of the Clerk of Court for Ken County, it' Camden, S. C., on Jam 2?rd, 1010. W. M. SHANNON, I/AUItTONS T. MILLS, Plaintiff's Attorney* There are No Holes in this Bank U" -7.-; HOW ABOUT YOUR POCKETS? ' ' Pockets are a convenience and practically indis pensible. A bank is a necessity and absolutely indispensible. Pockets leak ? Banks don't. '1 f We're looking for you. 1 Loan & Savings Bank OF CAMbEN, S. C. There are Goods Canned and There are Canned Goods We've never had to do the former b^cjause our goods are too good to can. ' " t ' . r a.vr? *? * . " V* Our Canned Goods including fruits, vegetables, soups and pickled dainties are the real ingredients of the quick lunch. Our dairy products are always fresh. # Eat Wholesomely and Economically by way of our Caterings - ? v '? ? '-vi 'r*"*Tl A."';'?'" " ? rHONE 6?