The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 20, 1922, Image 3
The SovlH government lant w<vU
(urm?l over ti> the Amvrlotn relief
cowiuIksJou the ?UTO of $10,000,000 VHtto
which to puifehitw American witppiu^
In the fuuiliw* strJcfeoo Volga dlntrirt
Rose-Mary
Tea Room
1 222 Washington Street
Invite* you to be their Rue&i
When U) Columbia.
? >ix'u Fnora 8 A M To 8:30 P M
nwikflust 8 to 10:.'K>
I.uiveh 12 to 4
Dlnmv r> to 8 :i!0
Cl.L'li AND A IJV (Uim;
Kvery Dellcaey of the Neamn.
ROSE MARY TEA ROOM
12JZ2 Washington St.
COLUMBIA, SOUTH ?AROLJNA
-j. : - " . \
FARM WBNT CHKAP
Horsr drought Fifty CfdtN at tinno
wood Bankrupt K?k.
Protveds from the dale of the bauk
ni|it ftiru of J. 1*. Stockman yester
day amottwtod t,o a total uf approxi
! maMy $'2i.\000, it was ntuanmoed M'Ls
utiM-niuK. tlio land ami homo pfraoo
having been bid in by J. IJ. 'Park. at
torney for $17,000. According to nhow
who ii 1 1 t'ik<Jc<i tho sale, iwvK'h of the
livestock aud Ainu produota sold for a
song.. One horse was sold to r.hrb?
Penn for fifty cents.
The first t a'D' head of roKbit**r<Hl
Hereford <oatt!e put up for salo wore
sold l'or an averujje price of $100 each.
Twenty-six head of roistered More
fords wore sold la ;1U, purchasers from
various sections of tho state hi addi
j tiou to local breeders bouwht theiu.'
In addition to tla? horso which sold
for fitlty cents, anotther horse was
j knocked <lo\vn for $1.50. A number
of uiuh%?t-etv sold for prices varying
froiiv $12 to $T>0 each - -(iroemvood In
?h<,v-J<Miriavi
Condensed and Improved Schedules
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VIA THE
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, of South Carolina
i
AND THE
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
VIA SUMTER 1
Southbound (Daily, except Sunday) Northbound FARES
3:25 P. M. Lv. ... Camden ... Ar. 11:40 A.M.
0:35 P. M. Ar. .. Charleston Lv. 6:35 A.M. $4.42
3:25 P. M. Lv. ... Camden .... Ar. 11:40 A.M.
1 :55 A. M. Ar. .... Augusta .... Lv. 2:40 A. M. $5.56
6:40. A.M. Ar. Atlanta Lv. 7 :40 P. M. $10.65
11:45 A. M. Ar. ...... Macon .... Lv. 5 :20 P. M. $10.06
Through Sleepers between Sumter and Atlanta, leav
ing Sumter southbound 9:30 P. M. and arriving Sumter
northbound 7:15 A. Mi *
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For further information regarding fares, schedules,
etc., via the Northwestern Railroad and its connections,
communicate with the local Ticket Agent. Camden. S. C.
TELEPHONE 128
(iiauiher of Com mmv IMiuier
Through Hio courtesy of ->lr. T. Kd
muud Knunhholz, tin- genial manager
of the KirJcwood, the <ttmftors of tUo
ttiwden n ml Kershaw t'ouutiy Ohani.
her of Commerce were hosts to the
Oily Council on Moikluy evening ut
Tito Kirkwinxl ii.-i?>] y
A delightful .six oourae dinner wat?
soryod moat uppctlsiugly. ? The tal>lo
was simply hint tastefully decorated
wilh grCCMlH aanl the attractive umhiu
rants KAV9 JnM <tflie right dlifth of
.color. The keynote of the affair whh
Informal i ty. Mr. llallett, the efficient
president of the Chaml>er of (VMumeroe,
ucted as t ort-stinjist^T and after dhxncr
1 gave a brief account of some of the
activities <?f this very imi>ortant body
and aU<> enumerated some of tlx*
tiling this organisation eould accom
plish with the cooperation of all the
incavber.s. He lKirticularly si i-os#ed
team work, flo then called on several
members from cju li l>ody for short af
ter dinner talks and the fol lowlier re
minded: I>r. W. J. IMuvn, <>ur mayor,
told in ii very pleasing nia niter how
much the city fathers appreciate!! the
courtesy of the i'hamber of Commerce
Mild Imped they wouVd both wovk to
gether for. the good ol" tin' town.
Mr. II. (J. O.trrlson, Jr.. was the
next speaker and he stressed eooj>era
tlon. and ineJ dent-ally wpoke of the
lovely birthday dinner he was enjoy
inn and hoped we would i-epeat It
next year, but we coidd not prom ha
him that our next entertainment would
fall on his birthday.
Other Hj"?ake>*s wet*e Mr W. U.
floimh. Mr. \V. 11. lVir<v from (he
City Con mil. and H?*v. K\ II. Harding.
Mr. It. .M. Keniiedy. "Jr., Mi', \V. Itohin
'/ejnp and Mrs. H. (loodale from the
(NiiiuiIh i- of Cdrhin??ri?e. *.
bast hut not. least was the splendid'
talk hy our popular secretary. Mr. IV
(}. Sanders. lie told of the pleasing
manner In v.tiioli Mr. Krwndiholz had
made it possible to brim; these two
very important organizations together
t <? tn lk over the many problems that
?"suifrontHl them ami a rising vote of
>h inks was given Mr. Krurnhhol/. for
his thoughtf illness in arranging this
delightful entertainment. AnuSng the
ladies iufNvnt were Mrs. t\ P. DuNos.
Mrs.. N. It. < loodale. Mrs. Margaret
Miller. Mrs. It. (J. Sanders. Mi's. J.
IV Zemp. It was regretted that Miss
Minnie Clyburn was -unavoidably ab
sent. ' !
$30,000 FIRE AT U'CKNOW
Small Town Near Bishopville Suffers
Loss From Flames.
llishopville. Jan. 1*2. Luck now. a j
sniuil town nine miles north of this i
p'nee. -was visited by fin* at an early
hour this morning. The total loss ts
estimated at $^0,000 ami may run high
er. The fire, of an unknown origin, j
was discovered about oVloek tills !
morning in the store of -J. 1' Munn, I
which was burned with his etnire st<H-k
of merchandise, u large warehouse, his
dwelling and several out buildings and
the dwelling of J. Iy. RotcHffe.
Mr. Mnnn's loss wiil run up to $2r>- j
000 or more and was partly covered
hy insurance. Mr. Ilatellffe'.s loss ts I
al>out .?5.(KK) with n<> insunnu'e.
TRADE MARK
REGISTERED
f.s.royster guano company
Norfolk, Va. Richmond, Va. Lynchburg, Va.
Tarboro, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Washington. N.C.
Columbia, S. C. Spartanburg. S C. Atlanta, Ga.
Macon, Ga. Columbus, Ga. Montgomery', Ala.
Birmingham, Ala. Baltimore, Md. Toledo, Ohio
IJST IN HI' 114)
i
l* * wea l of Mr. H. G. Sumter*,
(litiiubfr of ('omiwrrr Sttretai)',
Alter i ho pacing of a Merry Christ
mas jukI (ho oft o3Qprt*&<x) wLsh of a
happy Now Year. 1? us all sot out 1
for a ptvuporoua year. Wo uwke
It so by banishing |M?r?ituh?in, pulling
?ml pushing toother and being ohoer- i
ful and emit lug.
Poi-gel tiiiK the 1021 ulajs, trlbuVa
lions that have oouio to us all- -buxi
uoss mtui. nmuufaotiuor, laborer, oiork
- almost ovofy individual la our g-roat
I'OUntrj* , Why not turn our ftnv.s for
waixl to 11VJ2 wlfh a determination to
build .bettor and ?to accomplish inoro
(run in any ,voa r of our history ?
4* hav** all lul<t to in?>rt sov^ro
trials, but tjjoso whoukj only strongth
on ami hot tor fit us to handle tho
nu>ro bivjHn tant piv>hlems ot' business
and llfo.
?Tho (Mutml>e)- of (Vwunoiw has $???
Inferosi of all at heart- So join it
Call at lis off tee. noto -what wo ar*
trying to do, nuiko suggestions, and
'* <*?rry on tho good work ?1
ready < mapped ouit. Sii]?j>orf it in Ltx
of fort m for JH'tHonncnt of Town and
County,
You nood us, and wo m^sl von. Our
hope Is tc oroato a big workfug. olnvr
fu I family spirit. Think pno^x-rltv !
Ia\k prosperity ! And wo wPl have
proMjH'jrity !
Yoiinjj Mdy Gets (turned.
Miss Virginia Taylor happened to
a veyy jtainful aooldont last Suiulav
in< ?i ii intr when she was badly burnotl
?y tailing on an oil stove. Tho young
la.lv was not fooling woH and fainted,}
,i 1 ing .hi t|H> Sho remained I
in that position until she lvgaliied !
??oiiHciouwnovs Ilcr s'do and- one arm
na* badly burned ami sho has boon
Mit.fcring intense p,i? vj,,eo. j.v?. I
tunatoiy hor, fao?. .tid not toueh tho!
jdoYe and there Will |>t. vIs.ihlo s,.lirs |
tort. Miss Taylor U a ve'ry populai |
young ladv ami hor friends regret o\ '
;c-c>.|j.,^ly tho painful dwUloiit that hay
befallen. hor.
lUslmpvllle Man Alakrs Assignment.
I A voln?.f:.r,v , . fitjon in bankruptcy j
was filed in 111,. I'nltVd States l>is-!
trior Court horo .\est"rday b.v IS. W.
I Tis^n l?? a fa nm?r, merehant and dealer
1?? '-otton sivu). at Hlshopville. Lee
C.uunty. In tiho .^?hodule.s filod tile
I total debts of tlio jH tk ionor aro givon
as .yj( M/JK) 7,'{; .,n,| j,jH u.vvcts as
NJU.nn . .\Vodn?'sday's Nows and Cotirl
j or
! :
KKMOVAL NOTK'K.
1 wish a a n<ni i kv to oiiKtmnors a "nd j
i r lends that J bavo movod fnmi M?in !
stroot to Kiitlfihgo St root, next door to !
i Amor loan Kxpros* olllco. Phono 30" I
I "s u^[\] , <;ibbs c. < ';i rtor. "i
| ? J- ? iJK |
j _ _ Nogro Found in ico H?\.
! < ?' roouvlllo, Jan. 1 1- ('<mo.-alo<l in an
j loo box in his pros-sing olnh on ttio I
Parker road, noar Mouaghan Mill, tin
doad hotly of Oscar IIag(?od .':r,-yoa ,-obl I
nogro, was found ear'y this morning h.v j
Deiuity Sheriff J. I.. ( ;ii?iri. 'i fH. <lls, j
eovery hrouglit to an end ;i search ox- ;
tending over twenty-eight hours for rin- '
man. Five nogry^js, one a woman, have '
Ihk}Ii plaeod under arrest ponding re- j
suits of the c-oiYaier's invest Igat ion.
A long ga^h in 'the baok of the no- j
gro's head t.dd the story of murder.
Oincors bHk*ve 1hat tho murder oo
eurro<I probably W<>dnesday night, as
1'he negro had Ix.'on- inl^ed by his
friends sinoo that time. The five
negroes- held aro thought to have l*>en j
hi the pressing eJnJ? rai that night. 1
They it)l stout'y deny iim kuowb^Tgo I
of the affair
St. irts Investigation of Red Tape.
Washington. U. (\ ? Ileoiiuse, ho < I i<I
not have Ilis o<?Uiin i tmciit j/aijcr-s. WaUla i
I). Willis. ;i disabled soldier. u;i h turned '
away from < lovernment hospitals fo I
wander in tlio st roots of Washington
until overeomo by e\j>osure. Rou?*>d by i
Wbllis'< treatment the Anji-riean l^e- 1
gioii !i;is started :i \ i/orou- inv??-tl-j
{ration of nil !.i|m* evil*.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
? TRESPASS NOTICE
All <joon hunters are warned to keep
dogs off of our plrteo or near il n < I
have mit )>oi.?on.
W. M KIKKl.ANh,
Iaigoff. S <*
TRESPASS NOTICE
No hunting of any kind a!io\\< <l on j
aiy I'.o'jnont place 'I'll is )?* for you. ;
Stay out and sum.- yourx If trouble j
Don't a-k for permission.
S F Hit AS I N< iT< >\
January 2, 1922
FINAL DISCHARGE"
Notice is hereby given ihn: oiu
month from this date on Monday IV4?
ruary 20th, 1 922, I will nutke to flu !
? Pnilmte Court of Korshaw County my1
final return as Admitiitntrator of the
estate of W (Jay. deceased. and j
on the same date I will apply to the ?
said Court for a final dlseluirire a>
vfibl Administrator.
\V. N. (JAY. Adtninintr;ilor
Canulrn, X. C , Jim. 17 1922.
EXECl 'TOR'S NOTICE
All parties i ndebUtl to the ?->lat?*
of Miss Eliza Muniu dts-oax-d. are
hereby notified to make payment to
the undersiffiH-d . mid till parties, if,
any, having claim*! r. 2r.iir>?i irx* Maid
estate will present thein duly attested
within the timo projarrilHsl by law.
K. F. Ml'NN. Executor
Camden. S (V, Jan. ITtii, 1922.
TO CONFEDERATE VETERANS
A meeting of all C >onfe<kTato Vet- {
??run* of KersloiMr county and of Camp
? Kk-hard Kirktand wtti l>e held*
I At (he omirt h<mee in Oam?k*n at 11 j
oViook ?. in., Hat unlit jr, January 28.
1HL for the ]>uri>oso \>i ohviing tttN6
i <uifedeiuU< Virtvnftus to coma***' the
honor board of Kenjitov comity whk?h
board has in dMuvd all xnattora pot
.talnlng to petMkMI for <Vnfedero<*
Yoteraus or ttoWr widow*
All inottibers tire miutvtfod to bring
thvh' annual dues, and t hose unable to
dt tOIUl are a?k??d in send same.
All veterans ami w blows of veterans
who wish to get on the (tension roll
for Ib'j'j, are roquewbnl to hand in their
nann\s to the Chairman or tho Olerk
noi later than the day s** for this
nwotlng.
Hy i>i\lor of the Ker.sh.iw < \?imt >
Honor Hoard. NV. F. HTHSKLl^
(.^airman.
\V In McDOWKLU Probate .fudge.
Clerk of the Board,
~T ~ citationT
Stall- of South Carolina,
County. of Kershaw.
*ly w. I Melkowell Inquire, l?robat?
Judge.
Whereas 'l' P. Hrown made suit to
mo, to grant him 1 yi?t t*vr>s of Admilil*
t rat Ion of the Instate of and efftvks of
John M. Havis.
The.sv art> rherefutv tit- cite aiul ad
monish all ami singular t U** kindred
and- ereditvr.s ??f tlu> said John M.
Davis deceased, thai they be aiul ap
I kui r before me, in tho Court of Pro.
ha to, to l>o ItoUl at Camden S. C.. on
January L'Mli next after publication
t hereof, at II o'clock in (she foreu??on,
to show cause, if any they have why
the sold AdiuluKi ration should not In
gran toil.
< Jlven under my Hand. r 1. i?* Hth day
? f ' .la mi d v. A l>.. Itrjj.
\V. U MeIH)\\TU?
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County.
Published on tho Join and 'J7th days
of January lh'JJ, In tho (Vindon Chnjti
lch\ and |Kist?H| at the Court ljouse
door for the time proscribed by law.
COrNTV TAX KKTI HNS
Notiee is hereby given that the Au
ditor's office will he open for receiv
ing Tax Hetnins from January 1st,
1922; to February 'Joth, 1022. All per
sons owning rea i estate or personal
projH'ity must make returns "Of the
same within said period as required by
aw, or he subject to a penalty of 50
per cent.
The Auditor will attend in person
or by deputy at tho following places
ii. the county on the dates indicated
I for receiving returns:
Pd auey, .January 201 h.
ATI persons Qhet ween the ages of 21
and (JO years, inclusive are required to
pay Poll and lioad Tax, unless ex
cused hy law. All trustees, (J-uardlans,
Fxeeulors. Administrators or Agents
holding property in charge, must re
turn same. Parties sending tax re
turns hy mail must make oath to same
: before sv?:iif officer and f|!l out same
in proper manner or they will be re
jected.
W. F. KITSHKM.,
Auditor Kershaw County
<fl or tract of la ml lying. being and
?dtuate In tin* County of Kershaw,
Slate ;i for<?said. containing one linn
died and one aeros an<] )>oi i and
described iis follows, to wit North by
liuids of Tom Jones and tract No. 17
of ili?? estate la ii< Is of I.. C. Iloi^li,
soiilli l.y Little and Savage, east by
J at tit* Hook fi-eek and west by t raot
No. l.r? of tlx* estate land* of 1- <
I lough and iK'ing tlio same tn> i o?"
land that was eonveyed to Lois Hough
by 11. K. Hough and others by d<?ed
dated May 5th. K>1(?. and rei-onhd in
i)>" "O.k".' < 'b-rk <>f Court for K?t
sliaw fount v. in l??M?k "A Q"' at l'age
I'.. I!. clauki:.
.Waste f HoTAVshhrdluu. infm
.Maxtor for Kershaw fount >
.l.i n nary 1*.
TAX VOTIfi;.
< ? f f ? <??? of Treasurer Kershaw County
Cuimlt'ii S. Sept. ?fl, l!)2l.
N. 4 ?t . . ? ? herebt 41V i n l lift! thi*
lm..k- w j i . ti< ? j I >r i he collection
of State, f'ninty .'iini Sohool Taxes
from October loth. JP'j] , to .N I a rr h
loth/li?2'J \ penalty of 1 per cent
wli! I" :i dded io all taxes unpaid Jan
<iary 1-t. 1!CJ: "J per rent February
l?t. 1 ! and 7 p< r cent Mareh loth
If rj'j
t'h" r j 1 1 ? - p?*r ? ?? ? i ? t ? ? t ? ? !'??: K?-i-Ijiw
f -n si i > i ?> a n follow*
Slate Tft\e. 1*
Cond I toads. 2
fouiity Taxes. Ill
If.^pital. *
Sehord Taxc, -3
I ?? Kntb t owt>? r I 3
I >o^ fjj\ $l.i?5 Ail do? owners arc
required to make a return <>t tliejr
dogs to the County Treasurer who is
ry<juired t'r furnish i". tax Aii
do/* caught uifhout the lloen.ee rag
the owners will he subject to a fine
of twenty ifL'OOOi dollar*
The following ?? ooul district- haro
special levies
School DUfrict No 1 21
School District No J H
School Di*tric't No ?'{ . k ... 8
School District No 4 ... fl
Hcho?l I>i?trict No 5 ... 8
School District No fl 8
School District No. 7.. ........ ....... M
School District So. H ... ..i ? H
S<hool District No. t? . ... . 4
School District No. 10 T?
School District No. 11.,, .. 5
School District No. II!....,.. 1*
School District No. 18... 8
Seh(0$l District No. 1*1 . S
school District No. 15 ....? . s
School District No. Id....... ??? *
School Dlutrict No. 17?........ ... s
School District No, 18 I
School District No. 10 .;..- ..... . 'J
School District No. at) ... . *
School District No. 21 4
School District No. 22.,.; 11
School District No. 28... <8
gcbQOl District No, JM H
School District No. 25......... - S
School District No. 26 . . 8
School District No. 27.. H '
! School District No, 28 ... 8
School District No. 28 . 8
School District No. HO >Vl ..... h
School District No. 8.1 ..... 8
School District No. 82 8
School District No. 38......,.,. ... 8
School District No. 81 . . . S
I School District No. 8T? ... - *
School District No. 86 .. . . . *
School District No. 87.. *
School District No. 88 M
School District No. 88 ? r>
School District No. -10 ? 1.
School District No. 41. . . K
School District No. *12 ? ? *
School District No. U I
Xchon* Ittutrlht No. 11 S
School District No. 1? *
School District No. -17 S
The pull tax is $1.00
All iihlc -botliou mute persons from
the ;i?c of twenty one (21) to sixty
(00 i \ ears. both Inclusive, ex'iarcpt res
hlciits in incorporutiHl towns of thf
county. -hall pay $1.00 as a ruml (ax
except ministers of the gospel nc
tually in charge of a congregation.
Teachers employed Iji public. schools,
trustees a u(l persons periua
net t-ly disabled in the military service
of this State and persons who served
I i lie War lletween the States anil
;i . I persons actually employed in the
ipnirunt ine service of this state ami
till residents who may he attending
M-'hool or college at the time when
?.ii'l road tax shall become due. l*er
? ??us claiming disabilities must pre
-en i tifleatos from two reputable
ph.vsiciu.ns of this county.
All information with reference to
tii \ es wiM be fnrnNhed upon applica
tion
?? M. McCA SKILL,
O^uuty Treasuror
STOVES
RANGES
HEATERS
GRATES
Stove Pipe
Mackey Mercantile Co.
FOR FIRST CLASS
PAINTING
see
S. D. HAMMOND
Town and Country Work
Solicited
1008 Fair St. Camden, S. C.
n, r f 11
L?? . v. I . UUVTCll
DENTIST
(Office Over Bruce'* Store)
CAMDEN, S. C.
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
Sash, dooijs, blinds
AND LUMBER
PLAIN * HUwER ST h. Ph?n? 71
COLUMBIA. S.C.
MASTER'S SALE
St .?? t** of South Carolina,
t'ounty-of Kcrsiimv
(.Court of Common JMeas.i
H. S. Floyd. IMnintifl"
o vs.
'I' .1 Mel aire iiii'l F. It I { .* ? v . I
a ids.
l.'nder a decree of 1 1 Ik. Honor, Jame*
10. IVurifoy. Presiding Judge in Fifth
Judicial Circuit. d'afed January l.'t,
1H21!, 1 will sell to the highest bidder
at j >i il ?l i? ? auction for cash before the
Kershaw County court house door In
( -aiiHleii, in said state, during tfte legal
hours of sale, on the lirst Momlny, Ik1
iii^ the (Jtti of February, t.lie fob
UAviug described real estate:
All my right, title, interest ami es
late, tin* same being .(>-7 the who!"
in and to all that certain i?ic<v. oar