Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J ANAMAKER ' { ~, PASSE$ A.WAY, AT M 4N Philadelphia Dec. 1t-John Wan ,'{ iaker, aged eight-four great mer And former postmaster ral, died a his home here today. Hehas been. ill since hearlye id November. Mr. Wannamaker. was active ini i business until strickeI with cold at s country home. He spent the iunior at work, except for occasional trips 'to 'the seashore., Daughters, Mrs. Barclay H. Warburton, and Mrs. Norma MacLeod, were at the. bodside! His son, Rodman arrived after his death Signs posted. on his stores here and in New York said they would remMni closed until further notice. The funeral will be announced later. His life was insured for over three * zillioi dollars. FARMER AND WIFE MURDERED - Middlotown, Ind., Dec. 2.-Wit liam Sehaffer, a farmer and his wife were found murdered here today. Tho woman's head was cut off and the man's' split, apparently with an axe. In London a mafi and woman were married twice the . same day. The strange part is they married each *.. other both times. NOTICE OF SALE State of South Carolina, Clarendon County. Court of Common Pleas. Notice of Sale. J. T. Stukes, Plaintiff, vs. J. J. Thigpen Defendant. Under and virtue of a Decree of the Court of ommon Pleas made in above entitled action, I, J. E. Gamble Sheriff of Clarendon County, will self at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash,.in front of the Court House door at Manning, S. C., on January 1, 1923, being salesday, within the legal hours for sale, the following de scribed real estate: All that tract of land in Clarendon County, State of South Carolina, con taining fifty-eight and one-half (68%) acres, more or less, being tracts num bers 2 and 7 containing, respective ly, -twenty-two and one-half (22%) acres and thirty-six (36) acres on plat of Paul B. Hodge lands made by D. W. McKenzie, Surveyor, dated September 1919, which plat is record ed in office of Clerk of Court for said County and State in plat book number 2 on page 8 and said fifty-eight and one-half acres, more or less, is bound ed on the. Northwest by tra2t number 1 on said plat; on the Northeast by lands of J. J. Britton; on the East by tracts numbers 3, 4, 5 and 6; on the South by tracts numbers 8 and 9 on sai.dplat; and West by tract number 1 on said plat. Purchaser to pay for papers. J.E.GAMBLE, Sheriff of Clarendon County. r . DI ] J. C."glish and ger Enlih, De fondants. Puruant-to a Decree of thq.Cota4 of Common Pleas resno ditn the abovedtatdd uetion . X, . .''amil Sherift of ClarenIdont ouity S. C. will sell to Atlf 'highest bbidir- fox cashnht publiot outcry, in front of the Court louse Door, in Manning, S. C. on Monday, the 1st day of January, A D. 4928, behig rskleady,' within legalshoursuforjudiciahsalej, the I4 lowing described real estate: All that certain piece, parcel. oi tract of land lying, being and situate in Clarendon County, South Carolina containing nine (9) a(res, more or less, abourided onthe NorthvbyaiPlaw. den's Mill Pond; East by lands o1 Toni Coast; South'+by latids 'df *IiEwi -Francis- and, on. the' Wemb.bydandse Frank Francis. - Also, all that piece, parcel or trhci of land lying being and situate in Sumter County, South Oarblina econ tainmg three (8) acres, ioe 2r less bounded on the North by Clara White East -by lands ofHarbyi&'.Ootipany South by lands of -Euglsh- and .or the West by lands-of John ennings., Purchaser to .pays for-papers. J. E. GAMBLE Sheriff of Clarendon- founty NOTICE OF -SALE State of South Carolina, Clarendon' County. Court of -Common Pleas. -Decree. Burke Watson, Plaintiff, # vs. D. M. Jones and Merchants- & Plant ers Bank,. Defendants. Under and by virtue of a decree o: the Court of Common Pleas- rendored in the above stated matter I will -sel at public -auction -tothe -higheltbd. der for cash in front of the Cour House door at -Manning, S. C., o Monday, Japuary 1, 1923,I0being sales day within the -hours for judicial sales the following real estate: (a) All - that- tract oK parcel 6: land situate in-the County4f . Claron don State of South Carolina, at Tur beville, with the dwelling and improve ments thereon, containing sfour an< nine-tenths -(4 9-10) :acres, bound< North by land of rJohn Green- "Eas by lands of M. J. Morris' Soutfi by s Street in the town -of 'iwbsville, said parcel of land composed of tw< tracts of land conveyed to me by W J. Turbeville by his deeds ::dated De cember 10, 1915, and recordedi in ibool K-4 at pages 761 and 762, respective ly, in the office of C. C. C. P. C. fol Clarendon County. (b) ' All those three lots or parcell of land situate in the town of Turbe ville County - of Clarendon, State o: South Carolina/withtthe'uldi tgsnani improvements thereon and designated as lots numbers 80 81 and 82 on pla made by Joseph :P'.almer, Surveyor KSO T P A 0 - - Neckwear'in 'Boxes . 'Silk: and WooIenMuff Bed %Room Slippers . Cdllar"Bags "Clff Links 'Boxed Auto' Gloves Jos dated January 26, 1911, and recorded in the Clerk of Court's oftice for .said Con in ':PJat lBook tNo.52 'at (pag 105, ' being he ' lots of .lard !conveyed to D. M.. Jones and. D. McElveen by - D.'E. /Eurbevile , Jr., :b his deed dated July '18, 1913 and January 15 1915, and recorded in C. C. C. P. C, office for said County in books and es, raepettkvdiy,' K-4' ?tripage3.598j - and R-4 at page 286, S. D. McElveen having heretofore conveyed hi. inter est Therein to ime. .Pareal >df ladd herein above referred to ,-s No. 1 is - delineated on a plat' made by Mc IPlveen .& Balmer. as Numbers 6 and I t7dated tSeptemberl13, 1918. Purchaser to pay'for papers. J.E.GAMBLE, Sheriff of Clarendon County. / ' [DRIJ Xinas.G High grade Hand Tail $15, $18 Young Men's 2-Par :$30A00 TO,$ Christa -- ....75c, $1.00 to $2.50 lers. . ..- $2.00. to $4.00 $2.00, $2.50 to $3.50 -- --- - --$1.50 to $3.50 ----- ..$1.00 to $2.00 --------.$2.50 to $9.00 SE ARE THE GIFTS TI eph M SUMT BANKRUPT NOTICE In the ' District Court of the Unite+ States for the Eastern District o South Carolina. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of L. A. Broadway Bankrupt. Notice of Sale. Pursuant to an order of the Honor utble Robert J. Kit k, Referee in Bank ruptey, dated November 1st, 1922, any made in the above entitled mattes notice is hereby given that I will offe for sale at public outcry to the high est andi'laat bidder therefor, for cas1 subject to the approval of this Court at the Home Place of L. A. Broadway We have gifts for "HI store your Christmas sh and worry which usually A visit to our store wi] abundance here which ar ~'of such gifts is a markc giver. The following suggest of' our stock. You'll hay are showing~ in Holiday Smoking Sets Picture Frames Card Cases Conklin, Rexall ar dred to select fron Thermos Bottles a White Ivory in.Se Dolls ) G ST eM. Dinkins, k) Also all ofle fi and equipment n e ining Oil )red Suits and Overcoats,Plai $22, $25.00 TO its :Suits Boys 35,00 $6.50 School Pants. 90c TO $1.45 ias Gifts! Dress Kid Gloves . Bath Robes-......-. Indian and Cowboy Suits. Initial Handkerchiefs -Boa .Silk and Wool Hose .... Boy Scout Gloves ... IAT WILL PLEASE HIM . Chan ER, S. C. the above named bankrupt, near th Town of Paxville, in the County o Clarendon, in the District aforesaic I on Thursday, the Fourth day of Jan f uary, 1923, at twelve o'clock M., th following described personal propert to-wit: Five hogs, thirteen young pigs, ow Fulton Truck, 2? bales long stape cotton, eleven bales of short stapl cotton, stock in the Bank of Paxvillk - S. C., of the par value of One Thou - sand Dollars, fourteen mules, fou I two-horse wagons, chattel mortgag , of Isaah Cummings, same being ap r praised at Seventy-five Dollars, on - lighting plant, one stalk chopper, on , mower and rake, three weeders, fou , two-horse turn plows, three two-hors opening plows, five one-horse har LET , TOG! DR or for "HIM" and you w opping headquarters you wil -attends this period of gift-cl 1 answer your gift-problem, e always appreciated gifts, a >f refinement and thoughtfulh ions will give you but a small e to come in to fully apprecia Goods? Bibles Clocks Sewing Sets id Edison Fountain F ~1. Lnd Kits E ts and Odd Pieces Emas Stationery OREZ Page Three W hile! n or Sport Models $40.00 2-Pant Suits TO $10.00 --_$1.25 to $2.50 - --- $5.00 tow$1O.00 - $2.50 to $3.50 ed --- --- -.----$1.00 ---- ---..0to $1.25 .-- -----..75c to $1.00 BEST dler rows, three distributors, five planters,' r six one-horse turn plows, eight plow stocks, one lot of old plows, scrapes, etc., and all other personal property of said' bankrupt, except such as is Scovered by the mortgage of the said bankrupt to the First National Bank of Manning, S. C. All of said pro a perty to be sold subject to any out standing liens or encumbrances there on, and to be sold in such lots or par cels as may apepar to the' Trustee to r be for the best interest of the said estate, with the right to the Trustee - to withdraw any portion of said pio perty from the sale. Further information regarding the i. above may be obtained from the un dersigned trustee at Sumter, S. C. - A. S. Merrimon, Trustee. 'S GET ITHER! ill find by making this I save much of the time loosmng. for there are things in nd the delicate nature less on the p)art of the idea of the completeness te all the good things we Leather Goods Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases 'ens, several hun-. Xmas Candies rnpty Holly Boxes Fire Works