Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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"Well! Strong!" Mr*. Anna Clover, of R. F. D. ft, winfteld, Kans., says: "I began tp suffer tome months ago with womanly troubles, and I was atrakl I was going to get In bed. Each month I suffered I with my head, back and sides?a weak, aching, nervous feeling. I began to fry medicines as I knew I was. getting worse. 1 did not seem to find the right remedy until someone told me of CARDUI The Woman's Tonic I used two bottles before I could see any great change, but after that it was remarkable how much better I got. I am now well and strong, I can recom mend Cardui, for It certainly benefited eie." If you have been experiment ing on yourself with all kinds of different remedies, better get back to good, old, reliable Cardui, the medicine for women 'about which you have always heard, which has helped many thousand* of others, and which should help you. too. Ask your neighbor about it; she has probably used it. l or sale everywhere. Married. ?Mr. ( li-oi <?.? l.'rnnhain, ;W Lutfoft, and M i -s .. A ! m.*i .Jordan, <?t Minify, ?<?? ?.< married in '?( ^a md.ru tin April 7th. J'robivtc .ludgr Mi I ' ofiU-ialiiitf. (i. .1. ( REED ( ienerul ( on t r act or L\stima*os Furnished :;i 1 { )e K ; 1,1 1 ? I'hone H)2J CAMDEN, S. C. sf T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian ? \ H I. Km Si / Phone 1 1 ? CAMDEN, S. C. DR. G. C. FR A NTH AM DUNTIST First Moor, Crocker Building PHONE 450 Dr. C. F. Soweli DENTIST (Office Over e * 5 Slure) CAMDEN. S. C."j COLUMBIA LUMBER & MANUFACTURING CO. MILL WORK SASH, DOCRS, BLINDS AND LU.Vr.KR PLAIN Sc ii- l.t\ ^ ; i (?>.'*? 7 l c 'M8:a, > ? DR. R E. STEVENSON ( r ? l:i. i : ( i'i'.ifl. < DRFKNP/VNTS NOT Cl'U,TV. Another Hunch of Murderer* (?o Fi;et? At Mariun, Illinois. iMui'tOli, III., April 0. --AII six of tho defendants in A ht\ second llt'i i in riots trial were found not guilty after tho jury had deliberated rtix hours and 55 iniimt. Word that a verdict had been reach ed was received by Judge H art well shottly. after ,11 o'clock when the s(|uai't< about the Williamson county coil' t house wan dark and deserted. ? Within m few minutes the attorneys and defendant* tiled into the court room- A score of spectators were in the room. "Have you reiitdu-d a verdict, gen ilcmen?" Judge Hartwell asked, h Foreman .1. C. Caiighlin silently li t nded a sheaf of paper to tho' judge. "We the jurj linil the defendant Hugh Willi: not guilty." Judge Hartwell read. Similar verdicts were rind fo^ each of the other defendants, James Hr.own, "Oscar II 'ward. Philip Fontannetta, Otis Clark and Hurt Ci rate. Tin* proceeding consumed less than oii:ht minutes juul were received in ten i silence by the audience. Ten minutes after the court had opened the verdicts not a single fig ure was to be seen on the darkened public square. Delos Duty, state's attorney, and Mr. MiddlekaulV refused to make any ?ntemcnt but indicated they would have, one tomorrow morning. Defense attorneys said they might have a statement tojyorVmv too. The jurors rc.ftt?cd to discuss the \erdiot but said they had taken vnlv one ballot .on ? ach defendant. The trial began February 12. the jury being completed three weeks later. The taking of evidence began March 2. The defendants were charged witli the- murder of Antonio Mulkavich, one ! of i he J'J non-union men slain during the i ifKs last J line. j . - ' * " - Thomas. S. Hr>an Dead. TTyonias Smith Hryan, president of the U. L. Hryan company of Colum bia, the oldest printing, book and sta tionary establishment in The south, died at his home, lJlf> Marion street, at ;>:lt) o'clock last night, following a* brief illfto.s... Mr. Hryan, who was ?><> years old, I ad been in good health until about two months ago when he suffered a stroke of paralysis. From this how ever, he recovered and a few days ago returned to Columbia following a ^hort vacation and rest period, spent at Camden. Monday at noon, while at his office, lie suffered a second stroke and. unconscious, was carried to hi- home on Marion street. He never regained consciousness, dying last night. Wednesday's State. .Mi.-s Cornelia Nelson spent th" week end here .with relatives, return ing to i i.i 1 1 >\ il!e Monday. Reliable Drugs \\ i ! ? ? i ! \ < ? 1 1 r pre *. ? r i j ? - : i</ii i - ( ? < > 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? i i n i i t ? i } by i ! - \ nil ;t :'i' <?!' ? > < ? 1 ; i! < : > ? ' ? ! i ? ( ? 1 1 < ? i ? . \\ ? ' I M? n l i i\ lilc VT i M 1 1 i ? :'>n>! ? .h I ri j ? t i ? ? k : > ( ? h i ? ? is ? ?? i ' ? c i i ;?!'?'} i;l . r. - i i ! I * * * i . ^ ) i i" i ! ? ? ? ? ? W II Htm"; I : ? ' ! If" ,\ 'K ?-.?? H . liohin Z/cnips Druff Store ['hone MO Delivery. CAST UK) V CO/, (MAS and DOOR SILLS V. < : \ i ? ? ? . i : i ? a s! ? > iv I m 1 1 . l (?"!.*? i ?' i m ;? ' ? ? : ? ! - 'Mi ? i ? i ; fi". fi ; i r m ! ! )<?<??}? >, ! I t yr<l !}?>;. I ?<> v < <?!(, n: n - ? ;; ? jo' j (i " ! ? ? j ; y . I a ( t ! " . J >r pt /. 1 li . I i i j i K f n ! 1 ? 10' 10' ! ' ? n ?_r Far. ? f)cptn 1 Thickness 1" i ? 10' C" I ? > r s . 1 !. ? i ) |)?'j?th 12" Thic k i Door Sills ? 1 -7 ?> \ 1 l '? | \ \ i ? ! ? ? ( )\vi a 1 1 I ? -r SL'Ml V' Wi (it- Overall ( ;::i ^aw \ "ii from S 1 "O.dii t'? $1">0.00 on Front. Columbia Supply Co. 823 W. Gervain St. Columbia , S. C\ **"?- ""' ? 1 .J.JW'111 I upitm ??. t.. .LI. "I'll pay you when I can" with many pornonn meant, "I'll pay you when I have got m<n?- m.?n<-y than I LEGAL ADVERTISING AN ORDINANCE. An Ordinance To Amend An Ordi nance to Levy and Enforce un Am* KettHjment upon Property Owner* of the City of Camden for the Pur pone of Paying for Certain Im provement* on the Street* and Slde walka of the City of (Camden, Ap proved on 3rd of July, 1822. <v STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF KEKSHAW, ( ITV OF CAMDEN. Be It Ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen of the 'City of Camden* and by authority of Mime: That said Ordinance entitled "An Ordinance tu I^evy and Enforce an Assessment upon Property Owners of Jhe City of Camden, for the Purpose of Paying for Permanent Improve ment upon the Streets and Sidewalks of the City of Camden," approved 3rd of July, 19$& be the same and is here by amended by inserting the following in lieu thereof, so that when amended said Ordinance shall read as follows: 'AN ORDINANCE"4 "An Ordinance to Levy and Enforce an A^serttment upon Property Own ers of the City of Camden, fqpr the Purpose of Paying for .Perma nent Improvements on the Streets and Sidewalks of the City of Cam don. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF KERSHAW, CITY OF CAMDEN. Re It Ordained by the Mayor and Al dermen of the City of Camden, South Carolina, and by authority oi the same: Station 1. That to provide for the payment ot' the costs of permanent improvements on the Streets anil j Sidewalks of the City of Camden (here is hereby levied an assessment) ?>r tax upon abutting property for the purpose of making permanent im provements on streets and sidewalks, or streets or sidewalks, immediately abutting such property in the Cj.ty of Camden,, such assessment to include cost of all taps and connections from the sewer and water mains abutting such property in the City of Camden, and such assessment, levy or tax shall constitute a lien upon such property next in priority to the lien for Coun ty, State and municipal taxrs, arid is enforceable and collectible in the same way as other taxes, fines and as sessments: Provided, That said im provements be ordered only upon the written consent of two-thirds of the owners of the property abutting upon the streets or* sidewalks, and upon condition that the corporate nuthori I ties shall pay at least one-half of tin cost of KUeh improvements, except that the abutting property in to bear all the cost of the sewer and water tap* and connections, or sewerage and water taps. Suction <i. That such assessment on the property immediately abutting on such streets and sidewalks, or parts of either, so improved is pay able a? follows: To the City Treas urer of the City of Cuimlen, South ( 'aroliua, one-fifteenth on the 1st day of April," li>24, and one-fifteenth annually thereafter for fourteen con secutive years from the said first day of April, 1924, together with interest from the flrBt date of such assessment at the rate of six per cent (<J per eeht.) per annum. Section 4. That the amounts of money raised by such assessments, toother with the amounts of money added thereto by the City authorities from the City treasury, shall consti tute and be kept as a separate fund, to be used only for the purpose for which it was raised, and appropriated. Section 5. That the assessment as laid shall constitute, and be a lien up on the proj>erty so assessed, and pay ment thereof may be enforced as the payment of City or town taxes is en forced: Provided, That such assess* ment* be entered in a book kept by the City Clerk, to be entitled "Assess ment Liens", stating the name of the owners and location of the property^ and the amount of the assessment and time or times of payment: Pro vided. further. That such lien shall continue from date of entry on such book until the expiration of five years from the date, when final payment is due and payable, unless sooner paid. Upon default in the payment of any installment or deferred portion of any assessment, at the time and in actor- j dunce with the terms and conditions I fixed by ordinance, the total amount j of any such assessment then unpaid J (including deferred installments or payments and interest) shall immedi- j ately become due-mnd collectible as I City taxes are collected* and with such j penalties and costs as are now pro'vid- t ed for the paymcnf ol' such taxes. That it, shall be the duty of the! City Clerk to make an entry of satis- j faction on such assessment lien as ? soon as full payment is made and the j lien ohall be thereby extinguished. j Section <?. That the City Council i of the City of Camden is authorized j and empowered to issue a certificate J of indebtedness, showing the amounts j of money due to such City by property ; owners as deferred payments or in - ! slallments ? upon such assessments, | and to sell any of such indebtedness : certificates or to borrow money by , pledging any of them a*s collateral ' secmitv for the payment Of such! del>T or debts, and in either event ofj sale or collateral "'pledge of suc h cer- I tilicates or ::nv of them, to pledge the j faith and credit of the City of Camden j for the payment thereof, and to guar- j antec the payment of same for and in the name of the said City. That the grantor or grantee or i grantors and grantees of any proper- ! ty, or part of same, sold or transferr- j cd after such assessment has been laid thereon, and before such assess m -nt lit ii has hem extinguished, as provided heroin, shall file in writing: with the City Olerfe; within ten (Wj daya after every sale or tranaier the name ?>t Mich grantor or grantee, or grantors or grantees, an accurate description of the property sold or transferred and the dato of such salo or transfer. That all ordinances or parts of or dinances inconsistent herewith arc hereby repealed, Ratified in Council assembled, this 2nd day of April, I92.'l. H. (i. CA RHlSON, JR., Mayor. Attest: , '? H. C, SINGLKTON. Cierk. BANKRUPT SALE. District t.'ourt of the' United States. L' Eastern District of South Carolina. in re, Abe Lodinger, Hankrupt. Under and by virtue of an order of H. N. Kdmuuds, Referee, herein, of dite March 1M, V.i2{\, 1* will offer for .sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder for cash, at the former roaU deuce of said AIm- Lodinger, on Lyttle ton street. Camden, f Kershaw County, South Carolina, during the legal hours of sale, on Saturday, April I I, 1023, the following described personal prop erty: I Velour upholstered Settee. 1 Velour upholstered Chair. 1 Velour upholstered Hocking Chair ?1 Mahogany Table. 1 Keed Table. 1 Reed Chair. 1 Keed Hocking Chair. 1 Keed Table Lamp. 1 Walnut China Closet. 1 Walnut Buffet. 1 Walnut Sewing Table i Walnut Dining Table. 5 Walnut Dining Chairs, 1 Walnut Dining Chair with Arms. I Double Bed. 1 Vanity Dresser. J Chifforette. 1 Night Stand. 1 Straight Chair. ) Rocker. L. A. WlTTIvOWSKY, Trustee in Bankruptcy. NOTICE Rules and Regulations (loverning Auf tomobilcs and Other Vehicles on Streets of Camden, S. C. SPKKl ? 1 "> miles an hourr with 5( miles at crossings and curves oh cor ners. . " TURNING. ? All turns to be made at intersections of streets and not iiu rrrddto of block. J PARKING AND STOPS.? All cars; to b" parked at curb at an angle of 45 | 'U-grocs with driver's RIGHT hand) towards side walk. LEAVING CARS.^-Cars must not J be left with engine' running with no [ one capable of running same. DRIVERS.-^- No one to drive a Car; under fifteen years of age, and then j they must be able to interpret the j i ulf.s of the road. MOUTH.? -Cars must, carry head lights mid one rear Hifht- J"1 be able to (Jim lights when inew?* other vehicles, arid not run u? IS light at Mny time. ,pgl HORNS- Drivers must ?ouml th? horns at crossing* ami turns, J pausing other ears and not us a* meall to eall peonle from houses ot ** nounce their arrival. DRIVING.? -AH drivers are cxd*i ed to drive to the right, except pacing a cur from the rear, Ww; they pass to the left. RIGHT OF WAY. Cars running up and down the avenues, (or NcrJ and South) holding right of wayW, ears riming streets, (or Kast ami West.) Cars backing out frym t? curbs must wait on cars running' or i|4 motion, to avoid accident. LEAKING.-- AH carf leaking Kaso. line or.pil must carry eatoh pansM* der engine to protect the streets, All parties violating above iuk* will be subject to fines or impri8on; ment. A. G, WHIT.AKEIL Chief Af Police Camden, S. C? March 27, l?)2jl. ~~NOTlCK to creditors 7"^ lit the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Soutk : Carolina. In the matter of L. A. McDowell, trading as The Cash Store, Bank- \ nipt. Notice is hereby given that the 1 above named bankrupt has filed a pe tition for discharge, and that a hear ing has been cfrdered to be had upon the iiamo. on the 18th day of April, A. D. 192IJ, before said Court at Charleston, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time and place alt" known creditors and other persons in interest may appear and show cause if any they have why tjie prayer of the said petitioner should not be granted. ? RICHARD VV. HUTSON, Clerk. March 12, 1923. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All parties indebted to the estate of J. A. OiitlaWrcleeensed^aie hereby notified to make payment to the un dersigned, and all parties having claims against the estate will present them, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. (Signed) Catharine Outlaw, Administratrix of the Estate of J. A. Outlaw, with Will annexed. March 24th, 1923. 3t FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Wednesday, April 18th, 1923, I will make to the Probate Judge of Kershaw County, my fyiaJFreturn as Administratrix of the estate of S. M. Hough, deceased, and on the same date I will apply to the saijl Court for a final discharge as said Administratrix. M. A. HOUGH, Camden, S. C., March 15, 1923. The New FRANKLIN $19 50 New Body New Motor This new Franklin has remarkable ability and good looks. The greater power and speed of the New Six Cylinder Motor are fully expressed in the New Body. It is longer, lower, roomier ? more snap. And the new pressure air cooling system guaran tees perfect motor performance under conditions that would stop any other engine made. This is the safest car on the road and the fastest in a day's run. No other rides like it, handles so easily, stands up so welll, or is so economical. Five passengers. Aluminum body. Finest leather and curled hair upholstery. New instrument board and fittings. New demountable rims. The greatest mo tor car value and jhe lowest price in 21 years ? $1950 f. o. b. factory. GEORGE T. LITTLE, Distributor Kershaw, Lee and Sumter Counties H:ll DeKulb Street, Camden , S. ('.