Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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kkksiuu nkwh N0TK8<r Era of Thill Kr.'in I Ii*t Wfek'x lki?|MM > Hh.VOK to 1 V j?Nr \Vivk ill t<? ? HH'SXUgo Ji.um-ii'1.' >< ''">?* ItylMNM ,?f hlx i t] ?t i" :l i??,si?lul 111 (,'al ?'?>? There sflW? iiiinrpYCIIin'1 in the condition j to* tirotli' i when 1>I". liny.* i. Hu n id Ikh???' l' u Hart on, who was ii rooming of cinpiuiv II. l?*f?4iy, ftth division Jnhc n'tfiilur army, landed in the "good jj Static" January 5th after an Lm moil tits' wtay ill Fruncc, ami rt.. i,'i, in . I home ll"' l^tH ln^t. l??-nriiiK with jjjm an lumorabl* dlpK-harfo from tln< Kllt'ii t\ Manic! left Monday for , \i? n<l. <1 visit to relatives in (JoorgVa IB(I Florida. % ^ Little Mi?s Sara Jomi Uitrhey, of fnuiilt'ii. ,v visiting at the 'home of her p nMim. >tln t Mr*. Mollic Brewer. Mrs. O. R% Wager, of Jacksonville, ffcrm 'N,rH* O'liourkv ami jhr?'?i children of Atlanta, (la., a if vitdt inf their |? renin Mr. and Mi'?, l>. M. Kirkley at Kirkwooq Farm. ('orporu! IIimmI Williams, who wan a mrtirfwr of the .'I71?t regiment American troops in France, ami which arrived at i'ainp Jackson last Week ha* jfiHvtvwl an Uounrtibl* discharge front the army una euine home ye*tcr<Uy, ||ood wtt*. ill M?tne at iw *Wke*t of tta1 tighttiig an it tvpar* a t^rur (rum a shVU wound. Mrs. JuUii S. Truesdel is hi retvjipt .?i a h'tti'p her husband, twporal Mm H. Ti , of the tOlitU ammuul th>U Irani. Co. K. uln.lt i- the ?>!?! South Carolina OotntHtU.Y <i.. otltli ilivis lorn, written from Uinvnucouvt,' Ki'iUff? , January '27th. wl.il. ? ? -, > 11 1 i 1 1 ?*? I in a hos pital hOW injuries I ii r I \ ft I \s Inn t ill' ti.M.p (rain w?* wivrk.'il while his regi- 1 Uient wax mi it* way to embark for vo tuni to tin- I'nited St ales. <W|M>ral Tni' 'Id Inn I been to loixoinhur* an<t had iviiuiinl tu France only about ten j ?lays before receiving hi* injuries, Quite a iiuiuhcr wwe killed and about wjihty injured in tin- wiwk. 1 Trursdel writes that In* does nut understand haw lie escaped being kilted. as he was itt t Ik* forward part of the train where th?* ooltbdon occurred. Tin* division pro* on it- journey when t he track wa* clt?n red. it nd Corporal Truesdel w4k loft lit tin' hospital with the others ?f the. j pitt led until in was aide to travel, lie, therefore, was unable to say when he would be permitted to return to the] States. Frank II. Flynn. president of the Mo* CormivU Mining Company. with office* , at tjicenwooil. .after making several visit*! Red Cedar Shingles LAST INDEFINITELY : ? WE SELL ONLY THE BEST ^ ANY quantity ? AT LOW PRICES SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED DAVIDSON & COMPANY TELEPHONE 104 "The Middle Town Yard"~rMaio Street, Next to Court House. No Jewelry makes a showing that is prettier, or ..if.-/* ?: ?. .? ? . ? / .'????. i ? ?: in better taste than the inexpensive Waist Sets, Bar - ? ? : ? 1 y ' ? . Pins, Cuff -Pins, etc. , that we now have on display. Designs are new and artistic, and just the simple jewelry a woman wants to wear with. a summer frock. hero t<) iiisjMHi ihil WUH- a Iitl miiiiitK pr,v>|?.H|> ?ui l?r. K. t\ llnmiugton'# plantation, about ttve miU'x from Kef *fiaw. ii? 'ItiVPIt'diuiiit rittUVK *isnton. h*? tttkfii ;i working lease upon the mining Interest with (lie Option of pur<ha>dlig it. tugrthtM' with about two humiiv.l leNi of I. oi<l, for liis coiitpjMiy . It will take I he in\ .'vtnn iit ?.f a Mi ?)!<!<? nihil' HUD) of money to Muk*- a thorough of tho mineral value of tin* mine,, but therr U good ri'OMiit to .believe that it can he much' a profitable investment. and If tfo' prospect can bo tnutlo a rv**lity It will upvui a fOOtl addition to tho enter* prison in tho vicinity of Kershaw. Friendless Woman Dies at <?affi?ey. (inflin y. March 'J. Tin- woman. * ' I > i v - i?*' I Hilton, who has been In tho local lio?pi(al for siinii' <lay>, whore *ho had beou removed from the <<ounty jail, suf fering from self-inflicted mercurial poi soning. died at tho iuKtitution ye-sJerdaj .morning and wax huriod at Oakinud tVini'tory Unlay.---? ?'.& . ? : Tho poor woman was anxious before she died to have tho crimhyil charges against hor diwontinmd and although ovory effort was math' 'to tbis end, it was not flojie. A* soon a* tlu^ g^nnl women of Uaffuoy found that tho wo man \v*4i h frjondlo.sM and ahmo their sympathies became aroused and ?vw#' thing was dono to alleviate her suffer ing. Nothing was loft undone also by tho at the hospital to help hor, but from the thne *ho waa taken thoro it was seen that her Condition was des perate. It is plain that the woman wan a kleptomaniac for the reason that she took things which were uWerly without intrinsic value to her* / p L ? lingular aeroplane passenger and light freight; service Nrw Yi>Tk jjlty ami Washington will bo begun about the middle of February- by the Aero Develop / ? ' *V . inent ev<mpauy, poeooding to statement* made by the organizer' of the company, Joseph M? Kwlui. The rate for passenger travel between Xew York City ami Phila delphia will bo $15 a trip, to Wnshing tou $25.' Contracts haye already boon made for carrying lig'ht freight. Death of Mr. Lewis Cole. . **.' *?' , ?'r- - ? *?- - . ; ; v - * Mt. Lewis T. Colo of Ileuth Springs, died at Iiit-t homo early Kuml<ay morning, as the penult of a stroke of paralysis which he suffered the Sunday previous. Mr. Cole was (W years of age and 1? survived by his second wife who was a M iss Reckhnm, . a%id a grown *on and a daughter, children of his first wife who wtas a Mltfa Mobley, being Mr. W. 1*. Cole of Pleasant Hill and MVs. R. ft. .Tohntfon of L/Ugoff and a sister, Mrs. J.- P. Rogers of the Unity* section. The funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at four o'clock in Pleasant Hill A. li. P. Church, of which .deceased was a member, by the pastor, Rev. W. W. ftoyce, and interment took place in Old Sal mi cemetery.- ? Lancaster Citizen. ' . ? i ? : Resolutions. Whereas, Almighty God, in nis in finite wisdom has deemed It best to take from us pur highly esteemed brother J. E. Campbell. Therefore we, members of Magnolia Chapter O. K. K. of which he was a faithful member, pay tribute to his memory, ftnfell though It may be, by offering the following resolutions rof respect: 1. That while we bow iu submission tn the will of our Heavenly Father, yet we mourn the loss of our dear brother. We extend to his bereaved family upon whom the' grief Has fallen greatest, ou* deejM?At sympathy. ^ 2. 'That by his' death the Chapter has lost a faithful member and a true fol lower and the world a ?yal citizen. 8. That hi order to perpetuate, tiifl name we dedicate to his memory a page in our minute book, inscribing these resolution*. 4. That we publish these resolutions in the county newspapers and seiyl a copy to his grief stricken family. May if. Barnes^ > ? Lueile I j. Barnes, Mrs. IX M. McCaskiil. w. 'd* wm raff! k uenza 'in y:. " ?'?i -"? ' ' ? ? i v; i o*"-.' - * - ? rJ ? v W ? ? A ' 'Js " May last several weeks yet. * ' *"? * *? ?* ? ' >' ? it ?'?.???" ' ?"<> '/> : j' More people have died during the few months' epidemic of influenza than . * N. were killed in the four years' war that has just closed. j-' >_ ? -7 ' ' ~ * ? ' ^T_J X j I if so, how about your family ? s * Let us fix up that LIFE POLICY today. ' "?? : ''' , ? '??i. *+-^ v'/i. v ? -.v? ??V ?/V - . ?;. ' , \ ? : . -r-d^ry. : * . - - s ? > \ - *.jtv ? ./* -> ~ V>? y ^ r- sM* W*4 OWIOKK8 TO SHOW MWVHT* Amount* ?f .Hy** HlM* Tu He Open -?-. < T uruWIr. The house Thursday passed to third reading hy an hyer.wheUnl*ig majority (w<> bills to require all county officers to keep itcniucd statements of all fee* >Mi<l costs collected. These accounts ore to be open in public inspection. Pu'Uire to keep such aceouuts Ih to be put)lsh able h.v a hue of not less than $o0 uor more than $200 pi* imprisonment not less than two months nor more than six month* or both, in the discretion of Ihe * ' ? court. The law has been ou the statute book* since 1U11 but as a tyovision 'was then ambled so that the- law was not applicable to Newberry, Htuuter.l l<exlngton ? and Hevkeley counties, the general law vCuh rendered unconstitutional and thus a dead letter on the statute books;-~< hie of the bills |h t?? amend Meet ion 5.H7, Volume II, Criminal Code, 1012, so as to eut unt this provision, and the other provides for tl^e punishment for viola tion. Cq The bills caused warm debate 6u the floor of the house. Opposition to 'the measure wan voiced by Mr. Owens of the Marlboro delegation aud Mr. Hughes of Marion. Mr. Owerts contended that those who wanted to know now hoV much salary county officers were receiv ing might gain this iuformatiou by a close scrutiny of all the papers handled by these officers. Those inj favor qf the measure argued tlu\t the average person did not have the time or the inclina tion to examine hll the papers and books of any office to uncertain just the amount of salary any county officer might re ceive. ^ Mr. Crews of Itichlund County offer ed an amendment to* exclude Richland f is on Hie provisions of the.net, but the bouse was in ho mood to tamper with the constitutionality of the measure which was being' passed on yesterday. The two measures read : ? He it enacted by 'tbe general assem bly oT the Sfrj\t0 of Mouth (hirolma? SeKion 1. ^Tbat Section 081 of the Code of La^s'of South Carolina, 1012, Volume 1 requiring county officers , tfl keei) itemized accounts of, the moneys received by them be, and the same is hereby, amended by striking out all after the word "kept", on line ltt of said section, so that Said section, when so ^amended, shall read as follows: \ "Seotion Kiic.h eounty officer shall be required, to purchase and keep In his office, opeu. to public inspection dur iiiK i tiiicc hours, a book in which s^all be kept au itemized account of all mon fyfi received by or due to him, whether received by him or due to him as salary, fWs or Costs, or in any other manner, as ay to hjm for. his services by virtue to his office : Provided, That nothing herein contained shall be constmed to require any officer to demand the pay ment of hlsffas and costs in advance. At the close of each fiscal year , each county officer shall transmit an itemized copy of paid account, under oath, to the office of county suifrryisor. The county supervisor, in addition to other books kept in his office, shall keep a separate book, in which he shall ? enter upon his books the total a&ount.of each amount so furnished, opposite the name of the officer furnishing the .said ac count, and file the account in his office as other county records are kept,".../ Sec. 2, This act shalj wT into effect immediately upon its approval by the govftnor. * j ? ? Be It enacted by the general assem bly tii. the State of. Bouth Carolina : . Section 1. That 'Se<*tion 537 of? the Criminal Code of Houth Carolina, ,1912, is hereby amended by striking out the provjao at said section, so that said Heotbm, when ?o amended, shall read as follow* : "Section 537. Any county officer neg lecting or refusing- to comply with any <jrf the provision* of Section 081 of the civil code, requiring officers to; keep an itemized statement of fees an'd costs re ceived, snail be deemeo guiity or a mis demeanor 'end, upon conviction, shall be fined not less than nor more than *200, or imprisoned in the county Jail jicrt lees than two nor fiore than Hi* month*. either or both, mi the., discra tion of the court." Bee. 2, This act shall go into effect immediately upon approval by the gov ernor. O >.( ? . ' . ? ^ Cassatt News. t'assatt, 8. C., March 3.?-Rev. M. M. ' 4. ** *" t ? ? * "The Rmmob Why." ? & A. Thomas Stock Remedies are the best, they are scientifically made and all medicine. They keep the health up, and the teed bill down. There is a .a cause for every effect, remove the cause and the effect removes Itself, v The Poultry Remedies are especially made to relieve all the diseases In the Fowl family such as Cholera and Roope and makes the Hens lay. The Hog Remedy will positively keep off the Cholera, and If gifen in the first stages, will core 90 per cent. ; v Don't forget to keep on hand a bot tle of karris' Colic Remedy for Horses, It Is so simple with dropper, that a child can give it. Also a bottle of Fer> ris' Henlintfr- Remedy for Cuts and Bruises on man j?r^b?ist They never These remedies are all guaranteed to yon by your deafeftLto givo satisfac tion, or your money back. Made by Old Kentucky Manufactur ing Co.. Paflneah. Kentucky^ For sale by 8prings * Shannon, Cam den, 8, C.? adv. June 8. ?/= t -- * i - n Satisfaction for the sweet tooth. . Aid to appetite and digestion ? benefit and enjoyment In LASTING form. . And only 5 cents a package. Sealed Tltftit Kept Rlgfit WRAPPED The Benstin of Camden dined with Mr, and Mrs. T. N. Langley Huuday. Mi*. Lawrence Jones spent nt.urflay and Sunday .with his friend Mr. Iloyward Langiey. Misses Batelle Langley and Janie Stew art of Caoidaii apent atnrday night and Sunday at the tfoun.tr? %om? of Mr. and Mrs. T. N. 1/ungley. Miss Eva Ruth Kaiser spent last week end at her home in Lexington. - Misses Mary and J^oulfte Kaiser, two ' attractive girls of Lexington .apont th?i week end with their sister Mish Eva Uuth Kaiser. ?'? Miss &elma Parrish visited Bearer Dam school Moaday. Messrs. Leonard Rcheiifc, Mendel I a Smith and* Clytmrn Taylor motored to Caftratt Sunday/ . ^ of living 'i rr-:) ?w&$ ' T>; ..'? COME HERE A*JD FORGET IT i??wf??S Wm mM mmBUHB Foodstuffs are high everywhere, but at some ^ ? ? - ? . V? 7, scores they are higher thajt others. This is not one of the "some stores". , < I- ? ' :'V ' J ?-.;r".yv We just buy our godds at the lowest possible nrirp for Quantity and cash, and Heir them to vof at a bare giving profit.