The Wateree messenger. (Camden, S.C.) 1884-1942, November 17, 1925, Image 4
THE WATER EE MESSENGER
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Tuesday, November 17, 1 y 2 T> .
LAW ENFORCEMENT.
Those who heard the addresses I
made by the representatives of t h ? ?
Flying Squadron in the Haptist church i
last week, obtained no doubt stronger I
convictions tor the necessity oi' up- !
holding the Constitution of the State
and of the United States, for upon I
their observance the security of the j
country depends. Trample the e< n
stitution under foot and our eoun- ,
try is gone. The Flying Squadron is
doing a fne work by travelling o\v:
the country to help ar vise a sentiment
in favor of law enforcement. The
Eighteenth Amendirtint was one out
of many hundreds of amendments
proopsed that wa- ratified by an ov
erwhelming majority ef the state.-,
forty-six out of forty-eight, and this
shows clearly what the sentiment of
the country was with regard to na
tional prohibition. If tin laws ar ?
enacted which the Fl><:u; .-i|u..d
ron will propose, then . i:
be a decided step taken t-waiv
et '"orccine lit, of the | t> ?>? i I ? : law.
'i y would have .Judges stopped l'ret i a
p.. sing suspended s-uiteinc . ar: I
when foreigners who are 1 1 - > t r uia".
ized citizens violate the lav. the;
would have them shipped bark in
their own country mi the :'.rst stun
they could be put on.
You frequently hear wet advuea'e.
say that there is more h.skey n \v
under prohibition than there wa's b. -
fore the adoption of the Kighteemh
Amendment, but any carefsl student
knows this is not true. Suppose tha"
it could be possible for whiske y to in
sold in any one of the- counties of th ?
State for even thirty days, can't y i
imagine the throng of wets who would
be travelling to that county to get si ?
Then if it is so plentiful now every
where, why should people travel mile s
and miles to get it? Whiskey is sold
illegally and the lignt sentences and
the lukewarmne&s of goon citizens
are responsible for it in a large meas
ure.
BOOST WITH A PURPOSE.
Boosting is all right in its way, but
boosters should always have a real
purpose in boosting. For instance'
right at this particular time there is
much talk about a new hotel, and un
less a new hotel is built it would b :
well to tuke down the boosting signs
for awhile ,for Camden has dove loped
to such an extent along either lines
that larger hotel accomodations are
necessary. With a modern hotel, six
or eight stories high, well furnishe I
and well conducted, Camden could not
have a better advertisement. It is
gratifying to know that some enter
prising, patriotic citizens nri urging
this enterprise, and it is hoped tha.
offiKts will result in getting it. i
the people of Camden want a new ho
tel and want it bad enough they can
get it, and we believe that they will
gut it, for those who are behind th i
movement are urging it with a ue
tcrmination that will win.
BETTER FARM I NO
All over Our Country there is i
growing demand that agricultural
college:; minimize training in pro
fessions and do more training of stu
dents in real farming.
There will always be a percentage
of young people from the farms enter
ing I he professions, but. it should no?
bo the business of the farmer col
leges to train them in that direction.
Norway hn<* <12 agricultural college-?
besides high schools and training
schols to teach farming, all confining
themselves to producing better t iller <
of the soil.
Ohio is providing training school;
to fit. young farmers for doing all the
repairing of machinery and building
work of every description on the farm
Farm colleges in Our Country will
have to make? a better record in thi
direction.
REASONABLE TAXATION I1ASK
OF PROSPERITY
There is a point, in taxation a*
which industry tends to break dour,
nnd prosperity gives place to bar I
times nnd panic. Nothing can pre
vent such nn occurrence except cur
tailment of taxes. That is hard i>
accomplish, because taxes themselves
go to the upbuilding of an army of
government, employees who t an swing
elections. Federal, state and local
governments should be uv ? ite 1
and extraneous and needle s :? t'viti ?<
weeded out. There is no ether vav
to maintain prosperity on n perma
nent basis.
The United States today generate
and consumes more than half of ill
the electricity produced in .he entir"
world. And with only 7 per een t of
the worlePs production, it has more
than 8C per cent of the world's rail
road mileago.
There are two large manufacturing
plants that send us each week articles
telling about their wonderful product
ion, how it has increased and general
ly now tin y are adding to their in
cuir.. Neither of these concerns arc
can,. ;.ny ad\ ertis:ng in our ad
\ ending v'iluinr.a, yet they send in
sonc_ Hints such lengthy news stories
iha'. .1 . -t.- t'.ieia extra .ostage oil
their lil.crs. I he news stories would
iia\i- greater \aluc as news stories
if iiiey were sending in some paid ad
vt rtising a. id less which they are ex
pecting us to run fur "the love of
Alike."
Iladh> v? ill !)?.? rla^sed officially as
a ; ubi'c u..'.iy .\x. \ ?* 1 1-, if recom
mcniiat o: ?> of 'he Department of
t * 1 1 ?. a.-e l-'Uowcd by the Sixty
r.inth C ongress.
Sewnty-fivi years ago the average
i a ultin ..I m ker could care for
? i iy I acres i f crop.-; now, hy the
v > f i owe , tic can care for at lea.-'.
. acres.
I At ptvsent. i'. would Mini tlu* grea"
1 i" ?.t!io g.. : to the wage earners
<?1 thi- e>'U:ili\ would lie in an inielii
1 J,e;;t ? llort to tvdiav the co>t of liv
I '* 'at ! :? than -eeiv aiiiiiiona! income
a t tin- i i- i. . >t (, .'ii ^ * ? m p 1 oy mi r *
1 i. I a:'..' I > c n- umed in 1 .
? '.3 pel" it ?i! : aii I ;,e g. selltH- U - >.
thr t Kit. Star, . ( anada, I'm;. ?!
j 1\ 1 1 ' ? ? i . < it , I- ra nee, Italy at !
h'ur We I ! : . d 1 p nulla
ti'?n a . ,d 1 ..v>t,loi ii a ill mioii.ies foi:
raro ? ? ? ' i ? j .i. ... ;
? '.<?] iiK'iin?:iiu< in all the other
coui, trie- naiiii .!, \\ ,? must mainla a
? "t,r I '1 ?" ' Wi rld's greati-.
"il pi? !u it.g :.a' i :t.
I
j * ( 'a;.t\ 1 1 'in ? i .it a ,\.;v
has reu :ud ;ne 11< w lelt? r:
Che.-ti rtii Id, S. ('.
j Oct. ip, iter..
Dear County Agent:
i hu Pee Dee District Mee' ?
' "I ini' ( oil i n ! ot 1' arm \\ onv. .
Will he held in 1 )ariingt tin, N o vem ?
her 2 1 st. beginning at 10:,'?o A . M.
1 'lease notify all Clu:>
Members to l,e there *wi;h full bask
ets
| Yours,
Mrs. tiro. k. Laney,
2nd Vice Pres. Pee 1 V
1 iistrict.
j 1 he following j rogram will be car
I lied out, and it, is hoped that Kershav
County will be well represented. All
| Home Demonstration Club Member*
;who can do so are urged to attend th ?
, ii. cot ing.
!
Program for Pee Uee district Meeting
"I 'he ( o ii ! le '1 of I- arm Women,
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M . i. . nig, America tin
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Addn s \. . . |>y Mayer.
; I. Resn.ms . i.v . : . . 1 lu<-spy.
, hull ( ..II I \ < i hi i.os and iitir;
b 'r of <1 -legaP ? re ? rded.
(1. Minutes of m?v' i::g.
7. Officers' Pt > i . .
s- Report of : ? \ n?. i Meeti::;
of the St. -.to ( -h;., at Wi- thiop.
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I ' 'vie. .I":-'. (>. Plowden.
I I ah., I.i'.erature in liie Home.
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I,".. Talk (,.? State I 'i ? .-.itient , Mr<
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j or very old. I',. f .t ,? long " ri;.
i ^ h" < anion will !?'? a hundred
years old, and the i < n t is g.,iev t ?
h? made a no-moral. !<? one for I I ??
' ?n.|ia.i. .i'y i, ai.y t'n, Is. ,S,.,
though th- date i, i i,.ltj| April p;.
I ' ' ? ( ? ' !?;?'. it o 1 1 s u ill Ix gin wit a
: 1920.
In honor of ii |,j| i hday The Co
I'anoin w'li ? f , ? y.n next year
t he new low |i|-ii .- ,,f .V > 1 1 u ;>| ;
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.cover ?l?,s,g:i i i.ni;, ,i illustrations,
j new brilliant 1 . Ion- lyo<-, and ove
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I twiios, fjt-a inal ing my Ii i y |.,n
tales of adv.-itnre ! ,ad nd s< a. fh
new "Make It ai,<l I )., |. " p., r,.>!>
game- , I ;il,.| p,,/zj,... ( ,,, ,
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S N Dept., Ihistnii Musr.
Snb?rriptions Rrroived at this o.'lire
K. K. STEV ION SON,
Dent i?t
Crorkor IIM'k. Cnmdon, S. C
CLAIMS PASSED BY THE COUNTY
HOARD OF DIRECTORS, NOV.
3, 1925.
C. M. Mahaffey, wages and
salaries, hired gang ?641.75
Kershaw .Merc. & Banking Co,
?1 k k shovelf 8.00
! I hreatt-Carson Co., supplies . . 168.90
| L. )?:. Bill-field, road work ....... 6.75
IS. R. Kirkland, blasting 8 da.
, (\ ?3.00 .18.00
i G. K. Ilinsoii, costs, etc., case
I Wayne \\ . iirowti y4.61
i W . A McDowell, blacksmith
1 tJ w??"k 18. 15
Hammond ^ oung, 2 pr. ove; -
I alls ar.d 2 shirts 5.50
; W . K. l)a\is, 23 bu. 30 corn (li)
I 28.75
! I>. 1- . Gregory, road work
j Clones U,.au i 22.50
iC. A. .Johnson, road work, drag
1 girig road 28.5m I
\\ . C. Candy, road work .... 7 1.0 ;
I '1 he Kershaw Era, printing
bridge books, check hook, el/. 68.7~>
| Blaney Mercantile to., sup
! pi it s n.red gang 230.4-', I
j \\ . W. Cauthen, blacksmith v, ? U 20.5.1 1
K. (. Bennett, biacksimth .. . i ,
Donald Service Station, ga
i ( arid ? . i 1 27.1)7
i S. I!. Kirkland, salaries and
; v. .iv.es hired gang 528. U0
R. I- . Gregory, salaries road
I n.a.tiU aance . . . 227.00
I., i. luM i'.sby, salaries sell an :
Lewis Thorn 17f).00
M. II. Deal, .salary road and
I uige foreman 125.00
>? ? ?" S .. ? < ?'.? > , o!' inditing ::e
enUrll 500.0'.
vii'.u l ; ? ? 1 1 ? . . r I _i Company, gi.s
:"i ? 2<?r. . :?
><-w i li. .'>200 brick (a
? . . . 4 I On
>. h. . ? 1 1 1' !\ i ( ? , salary October 12- .0"
? 1 < ?> \ , .-am : ics supi. .ii.i
t <i ?i7. i,
B. tvar.e Merc. C ., supplh -
_t i ? i ; = ai d p?.?u .... .7 ,
i,v ? ..-.v Ai- ai M.uki'l, pe< !
? '< Msiad v-haii. gang 7 p
'? '? i i?r os., Inc., supplies
i !ia.n gang . 218.4 i
Ri i i .'s? Inc., supplier
a I'd on press 21. <0
! ? u.f. y, . epairing at ("our*.
. lb.u-e 1U. .0
/? . i ; > and Do Pass, supplies .... 11.30
'>:.ri.gs Hk:-.-. & More. Co., pipe 33.00
, n.'l .\. Nicholson or lu-ar
? !'. salary phone calls .... 76.05
Vanciy lir others, parts & Mip
p os . 3.52
At.i.l.Uc Creosoting A; Wood
? ? ; ? v.-'.': \ ':g \\ oi ks, creosot -
id1 lumber and piling, Inv.-.
? >.) 14, 4'J 17, and 4950 2,308.28
?1. 1 1 . Mci.cod, salary and m i
109.00
>. .w. Mos. ley. salary and extra
, . ' 120.00
' S. v. . iv'-si. , sv> \ ,ees as brid-e
I m keeper ? loo.oo
! K ii/abe! h DuB. Boykin, sal
ary aid travel . * 136.36
... Sanders, salary and ti ael 83
j i he Bank of Camden, drafts
! _ paid, payrolls, freight, .... 084.8')
[Carolina Motor Co., Inc., ga ,
| oil, parts 8J..S?
Dr. I), M. Clay, medicine for
mules 2.50
I W. K. li ussell or bearer, salary
j coroner 41.60
; Tc>wns?ul Supply Co., sweep
I ;::k compound and pump 10. -11
tiuif kel'trung Compuny, ^as,
' oil, and grease 116.15
Park View Filling Station, gas
j. ?'?'id oil 0.0 1
i .dr.-. V. . Mayfield, Chairman,
! _ Apprup. Co. Nurse 500.00
j I . M. Ilarvin, M. D. exam.
I M iss Murray B. Moddox .... ;',.u0
:->pevdv. ay l-'ill.ng Station, jjas
| and (?il 101. i>2
D. .1. Aic< askiii, salary, preni.
i n In.;, co. vouchers .... 1,327.05
I. Mills, poor fund,
salaries Clerk and County
At tor m y 350.00
pe a.- vs I. ..,.00
.' . I*. Wa'kins, .salary and ex
< u t l 'ouse 10. ou
v> alter .Jacobs, salary janitor
l-i >.ir!vvay (Jarage, parts and
.-upplie
? 1. B. .dcLain, carbide and burn
' er ;it bridge 1 "?.10
I. Al . Clyburn, bridge iloonng -.13.8.
K.ei.no M .i nu facto ring Co., 1
| 00 gal. drum Gormo 13 1.75
Spn-ii- ,V- : h; innoti, Inc., sup
i t Jdies . lOo. SO
j ?' ? lean' 'I'-'K;, salary supt.
"I I'M., : lamps, etc., ?llx.<il
( .'linden vV bolesii le Grocery,
'?Pi'""
G. < .w ish, salaiies sheriff
?;? t ; a i * . e"y, etc . . '.1 l.K".
W . I- Stokes, salarj ar.d ex
( I ' "? ' 1 .>5.00
B- I'- ?' >al.'iry and post
: _ age . . (JO
^ i low e||, salary and
luuai v 10. f.'.
? A * 1 1 ? ? . .? ? , - alary t racU>r
, i 100.00
j '' ? )?'!.' i t or ( o., 1 ne.. parts
1 " lies p.i.j .i
| ????'<"? .. . . rrcantile Co., sup
| P " hardwar <? I0S.1 >
^ * led Sernpor Com
{?'?.?. " >? s Mid points 27.20
i ? i . < Inn.. '2nd half
ap; op. Miller Bridge Con
st i oct ti >n 2r>o.ou
j I. I!, t igboi n, services bridge
| kee| r \ _ 100. DO
nan. one lent.
. 1 >' _ 1 25. 15
Station, tire,
a: .i| r.O.O ?
I - iV i'el . ( !<).,
ai and extra
I ' ' Ml. I >l
< > ? I ' gasoline and
? i ' ' i <? ! ! s i'!
{ 1 " 1 .ill:. I' ai.Min . . . . ?i. ,.J
W. Ilnggiris Son, black
smith uik . 10.50
I h" K I I'rya n ( sup
p!i<; lovs. *300 /v. 355 45.00
I' 'ii :? 'ion & Brass Wks ,
j.. |M ' ? " bv. kets 2 ,.00
I * I li O tiei , salary 3rd rjvin r
> t'-i ? i holding impH'Mt 58.50
Garfo <1 Motor Truck Co., I
I d i i i e i 1 1 1 ' i : 1 1 i ? ; i r r ! r i I ' 1 1 7 .">
J \!'>nroe < aU olat., ng Machino
! . ( 1 'd marli. 225.00
h'eisl. ? , o.'i ?'d y, (? >pt-i?p: ati^n
h'l-ieiw <? .aids 200.00
Bew ! Cm ist mas. groceries. . 187.77
A. T. Unci tiee, hla.'ksmilh wk. . 7.8't
\\ Ihinrdeiitt, salary, ex
lw " ????? 1 28.06
M. G. I'ursley, lumber 23.78
Logan M I g Co., g qts. wem
, PjUf-h 7.00
.1. W. A. Sanders, M. I). exams
Mary Parker and iiouvonia
SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE
State of South Carolina, |
County of Kershaw. I
IN THE COU ivT OF COMMON '
? . m. Vleas !
Corrie Tjllman,
Plaintiff.
r,, , against
Flanders Tillman. Mack Tillman, War-i
wvn- atkins, Emma Youn-, Marie
Williams, Lorenzo Watkins, Ei<;
Catkins, rhooil,..t. Watkins. Blake I
\Vatkins, Rosalie Watkins. Sant
\)--m k|ns, Camilla W atkins, piK
\\ llliams Camilla B?yd. Scrim'.
Iillman, Janie Deans, ami J
iillman, C. B. Cook, W. J. Johns, n.
Kuniers and Merchants Bank of
Iv lu^t'W a> , nnd J. C. i'homus,
i , , , Defendants.
Under and by virtue of ( p. : ?.
i tin- 1 it tli c ireuit, i>t dale Oeto'vr
- - .n, \[,p i win offer for sale '
front ot the Court House cU>r. i,; the
Ci.y t amden. on the ;irsl M, J;t v /
in , i, , -ember, hen,- t}u, 7,|, <l;lv ,,
?'t. di.r.nK the l-.-al t
? ho 1 : -.he st bidder !'m the follow
'V, st'i ib? ,| t. u ts (.f | i'id :
?h?'sf panels of i,,'s of land in the
t ouiil\ ol huskaw and State of Staph
M Z'i r'n J"'K lands of
'! i !:aM; ' "u deceased, and ha -
? .iivif!:-! ;:I his heirs and
I described a n follow? ?
1- 'J'.aer allots ,i ' to Mary Walking
< U'Cv. ;i j j,
AM that piece, parct 1 or tract of
I ^>i?:ite. lyinjr ami heintr in Kei
v'u\ 1 State afore.-aid, tract
, 1 JI.II.J2 acres, more
a t.< ? ivu.-o , >ti ilu. north !? v laid
"t < iu< ;? Johnson; south |,v \ |( K<1
rYt ' i Vi 1 !,y tni''1 X"- land> of
' ' ' ?l!,a.m/ ;,f is s'1( 'u n hv plat o:
,.M\e\ mad" by James F !?urdo(|, sur
,'rn") esint.. .Mack Till
? i i or Mary Ann Walk ns. d .j
' tin- tract cot.voy, d to I'mma
\ .tiK-ns. et al. by S,n,;, Tillman. - ?
I > ; neii ;.et ,| is ivt ordt-d m tk,- , ffu...
of the (Jerk of Court for Kershaw
? > ' ' 'i> ,n l5"u'k "A1 ;'t pa-e
|-' lracts of Mao}; I'idn'a:"
All that ; iece. pared or tra.-:
V-f lyinir and bein-r
Ker.-haw ( ounty. Mat, afor, said
tract Xo. u, coutainn, y l ni?; net..,'
more or less, hounded no. tl, by Smvr
na iu.ad; south by A. U. Kenned v
V! h.V tract No. 7 land of .la-'-c
! ?<;ans: west by tract \o. f>. land' of
? I landers Iillman, as shown hv nla*
of survey made l?y j . '|\ Jtarde'I <u' "
1 veyor, cut off from the e,;at. oi 'Vl-u
I '?ai|. deceased. f,.r Mack Tillman'.
I rr * 1 1 li pl "pert y (Oavevid lo Mad.
Iillman by Flander.s Tillman. , \ ?
|whah deed is recorded in the office
of the Clerk of Court f..r :<ersl.;?w
|t Ollllty 111 Uook "AK" a; |V:;-o i'J
iof(l>.m ,A1! th;" ',arc,>i < '? tract
(of land situate. and b- \?K in
Keishaw ( ounty, State af.o-es.Jd. con
ItainiiiK 111 Use 11 1 1 -? ) acres, m re or
'ess, bounded nortii bv Bra wl'
^?iith by lininia Tilmian- ?. ? bv f'.
K. Sessions; a- ?i ,aM |,v S. ivl.a YiU
(man. lnis bein^ trac* X ??. ;; as i>
;shnwn hy p'at of .survey made bv .!. T,
i.urdell. Surveyor, and being: that
tract conveyefl to Mack iillman l.v
' amdhi Boyd bv d.cd ?f d..ie Feb. 1 r.
, v V,(-h '?" ? scored in the of.
j ? je ot he ( lerk of Court for Ker
l^baw C :j u ; 1 1 y in Book -AC" at pave
Ot),
^?) All that piece, pared tract
of land, situate, lyinjr, and hcin<r in
Kershaw Countv, State aforesaid
?tract. .No. K. coillfiininy an<
more or Jess, bounded 11. bv'iaie-'
of Melntyre; south b> A i? Kc"nV\ ?
east by tract ?>. p. land of Mar". '
Watkins, d<'e<a>ed; on the we>t l?v
tract No. 7 la: d ut Jan-.-v Means as
,Miowr. by plat -,! survey made by -I.
'f ?-itlV f \t* 'l|l'V-,VH1'' "iT ??'?'???" til"
' VII u' n- illnrin, d< ceased, for
ji.Jla Williams, and bcinj' that tra ?'
emivoyed to Mark TiMmao bv Ella
10 . -I r .,v of l-"fh. 17.
Vvl'"'h deed is recorded in th<
of rice ot the Clerk of Court for Ker
j-haw County in Book "A<; - al
j.T Tract Allotted to Isaac Tillman:
I Al that piece, parcel or tract of
f ind, situate, lyinir and h i>r- in K<
shaw County. State nf .reS?id. tra.-t
au,,,r?,r 1,:- ""op. more
" '"-onded on the n.,rMi bv tract
>o 2. I '1 ihIs 'j! Emma Tdlman; south
!:V h,; 1 ? ' ? So-si.,,. ; e 1st |,v
I r,nr' V and ? n tbo west 1 v
I land.'- of It. Sessions a- hown bv
I su.'vey made bv .1, T. Burdell. Sur
! f""i the- e tat- of Miu-.i
! 'In M ,|!';v'a t''1- r'"' 1 nar Tillman.
; n; bem/r that tract convey, -d to fsajl .
. ' V? "V 1 ;v 1 'dman. et al, by
doe of , i, <> March 2, I ;? i J, Vvlii< h dr I
IS 1 ceo rd d 111 t lie office of the Clerk
I ;;ui lor K-adiaw Count v in Book
A!' ,it |>aee <t|.
'?I. 1 ra t Alio- 1. d to Serena Tif.n a 1;
\ 1 1 1:1 I' 1 a cel. or t met. of
bind, si uato, 1,11 c and beinif in Ker
shaw < Munty. State afo.c :ii,|. tra,"
' <-?m?ainMjr fift?r.n (|:? mn-,
pore or h ? . bounded on the north b
I inds Ol I h- e- ' ate of Jam r. IJraswel,
soulh by tract ,\o. o. l?nd, of Emma
,Vi! I,v tr:,c' ?">. lands of
1' <an " 1 ' 'r wfv;? I, V t f nf f. \*r.
I '. . ? . ( ar.nilla Brow n, as shown
hy plat o. sin vev made bv .1. T. Bur
(Mae > I :Mim;.m, de-eased, for Seren ,
( I illman. and b< n^ that tiact conve
Jed to .- re,, a Tillman by Mack Tdlma-'..
et al. |,v d ed ,.f date M in h |P| ;.
y deed ,< recorded in 1 he ffi.-,- . f
! '? iV of 1 r,?- Kershaw Co,,,,
\ I" I tool; ?' A |- a ' | ,,a <'e <|()
, 1 allotted to Emma Tillma/,,
| c ! < ? c f Jis^d . *
All that piece, parcel or tract of
bind, itmife, lyintr !ir)<| j,, Kei
sbi.w ( ounty. Stat,, aforesaid, tract
N" . containmir UO.Iliy acres-, mor ?
'V*'"' I'- 'inded on ?he north I,
" n,,!; I. lands of Car mi I li
I. -own and Sorona Tillman; on tb ?
east bv Smyrna Rnnd; and on tb
west by 1. ( Xessionv as jM shown hv
olat or survey made bv -I T. Burdel!
. urveyor ..cut off from the estate of*
Ma- k Iillman. deceased, for Emma
I ill man, and heinjr that tract rotiveyed
to I n, ma Till,,,.,,, bv Mack Tillman,
et al. bv deed of date March UH2
| which deed is recorded in the office ?V
the ( lerk of Court for Kershaw Conn
t.v in Book "Al*"' at iv vo W,.
Tract Allotted to Janie fleans:
All that piece, pv?rco|, or tract of
Itnndolpb . JO.OO
Biiuns nnd Barrett, supplies . . ,KC>.33
TOTAL % 1 5.722.35
L. T. MILLS, Clerk.
FARM GOSSIP
For Sale: One misused idea thu'.
?'book-farming won't get you any
vsere."
Too many Southern farmers still
treat the small grains like red-head
id step-children.
A Tar-he. 1 fa/mer says that $l'i i
worth ol* clover seed was worth a<
much on His farm as !?100 invested in
commercial fertil. /.ers.
Like charity, marketing should be
??in at home by supplying community
and local town demands.
1- aimers who have to buy butter
don't know which side of their brca 1
is buttered.
M AS r Kirs S A tK !
I t
State of South Carolina, ]
i, I
County of Kershaw. | |
cM'IIT OF COMMON PLKAS
The Enterprise Building and Loan
Association of Camden, S. C., i
1 'h.iiU if i
against,
Nnn-ie I*. IJr-'Un, < xecutrix. A. C.
15' 'ah. : i v. ( i A tg^:- Uis C. Br '\:i.
otherwise k n> >vv n a> Blease limwii,
Defendants.
Cnder an order of Court herein
dated Noveinhi i i. 1 1 will sell t >
the hii:'::- -t l.idder at vubltc auction.
f<>r t-ash. ! e f < ? ! e tin1 Ki rshaw Couni'
Court lli'i:.-'.' dot r. ,n Camden, in sai>:
State, diii'itur :hi Ufa! hours s : i ! .
< i ? !? s" y '.day. \ eir ir the 'even'li
dav of De;'embt r, r.'25. (he fo' '< '\\ i !".r
rit -it !? d |k r.Mmal property and real
estate:
shares of toek in th> four
teenth (Mi series i.f The Enterprise
huiMii:'.' .:"d 1. A--"?'iati n of
Camden, S. (\
" Ms >. all that naf'e! or lot of land
in t he Cii\ of C. linden, in the Count;,
of Ker-haw, and State of S<>ulh Caro
lina. < u the si nth side of Yuri; Street
Mid fronting twenty-five (2f>) fee*
north <'ii said York Street and extend
ing hack south .if a uniform width t>
a depth vf one hundred fifty ( 1 "0 >
ft-it, more or less, and hounded as fol
low.-: on the forth hy York Street, on
the ea>t hy land of Geo. T. Little, hut
being conveyed to said Arthur C.
Brown, on the south hy premises of
.1. A. Pettigrew, and on the west hy
?I. A. IVttigrew."
"Also, all that parcel or lot of land
in the County of Kershaw, City of
Camden, and State of South Carolina,
on the south side of York Street and
fronting fifty (.">()) feet north on York
Strc-1 ar.d extending hack south of a
u: iform width to a depth of one hun
dred forty-five ( 145) feet and is hound
ed on the north by York Street, on
the east hy Ed Carolina, on the south
by lot number sixteen (1P>) of said
i premises, and on the west by prem
ises of J. A. Pettigrew."
Any person desiring to bid at said
sale shall first deposit with the Mas
ter the sum of twenty five / $25.00)
dollars, cash or a certified check for
a like amo.unt, as evidence of good
faith.
It. II. HILTON.
Master for Kershaw County.
November 1 1, 1025.
i land, situate, lying, and being in Ker
shaw County, State of South Carolina,
I tract No. 7 conta:ning 21 ll'i2 acres,
more or less, bounded north by estate
i of .1 nines Braswell; south by A. 1).
'Kennedy; east by tract No. H, lands of,
'Ella Williams; west by tract No. (5, ,
'lands of Mack Williams" west by |
tract No. G, lands of Mack Tillman, i
i cut off from the estate of Mack Till- j
man, deceased, for Janey Deans, and
[being that tract conveyed to Janey
(Deans by Flanders Tillman, et al. In
deed of date March 2, 101.!. wli . h need
1 is recorded in the office of th > CVrk ef |
Court for Ke.shaw County in Hook
, "A 1"' at page 2S7.
Any person, desiring to bd ' :aid
'sale, shall deposit with the u" ' r rn- I
jed, in money or certified chi n
I some resiW'tisible Hank, the s n of I
! Fifty .0.(10) Dollars, a< a pledge to
liake food his bid if accepted.
H. It. CLARK. Esq.
Special Master 1
MASTER'S SALE.
Statu of South Carolina,
Count} of Kershaw.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia,
Plaintiff.
against
W. J. Brasington, and the Watereo
National 1-arm Loan Association,
ana Leila ii. Kirkland, Defendants.
Under an order of his honor, T. S.
Sea^e, dated October 20, 1025, I will
sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, before the Kershaw
County Court House door, in Camden,
in sa?u Male, during the legal hours
of sale on the first Monday, being tho
seventh day of December, 1025, tho
following described Real Estate:
"All that piece, parcel or lot of land
situate, tying and being in the State
of South Carolina, and County of Ker
shaw and in Flat Rock Township, on
the waters of Flat Rock and Granny's
yuartc.- # Creek, containing sixty-live
acres, more or less. The said
tract oi laiui is bounded on the North
oy lanus it L. L. Clyhurn; on the
Fast by lands of J. Boyd Magill; on
tiu South by the lands of Sallie E.
Sill and J Clin Catoe, on t lie West
t>\ lands oi Sallie F. Sill and John
i atoe. The said tract of land is ;he
>ai..i oil plat oi 1 homas J.
'Kirkiand, Surveyoi, bearing date
Maun 20;h, 101> and is the same
conveyed to \\ . ,1. Brasingtoii by ueed
of Lena i?. Kirkland In-aiing date
. laie.i L'Ui:. L'10, and filled for record
in the eiiici of tl'.e Cierk of Court for
.vcrshaw County."
The successful bidder at said sale
."?halt he lequuvd to immediately
thereafter deposit with . Master
tt.e slim of one hundred ($100. dd)
v; 'ilars, i-it iier in c...ii or b}> certilied
viii'-K, the same to be applied on his
t>id should ik comply with the same,
nut should he fail to so comply then
it <ii:'ll oe fori i :ted and the premises
i ? - > o i d on tiu same day, or on some
coin enient sales-day therea.ter at his
; R. 11. HILTON,
Master for Kershaw County
,x. M lube.' ] I, I','!!..
M ASTER'S SALE
State of South Carolina, "]
County of Kfi'shaw. |
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
R. L. Hilton, Nettie Neal, Kthel May
Housar, Sarah Neftl and Ida Hilton,
l'laintii .s.
against
.lames H. Hilton, Maria F. Hilton,
Mary E. Hilton, Willis 1). Hilton,
Helen L. Hilton ami Thomas W.
j Hilton, Defendants.
L'nder an order of his honor, W. II.
Townsend, dated November 11, 102 ,
I will sell to the highest bidder at pub
lic aution, for cash, before the Ker
shaw County Court House door, in
Camden, in said Stf?te, during the ie
gal hours of sale on the first Monday,
' being the seventh day of December,
102."), the following described Real
Estate:
"All that tract "f land situ.' te .n
Kershaw County, South Carolina, con
taining two hundred and eighty eight
1 2XH ) acres, more or less, and bound
ed north by Hanging Rock Creek,
east by land.-, of W. II. Young, south
I v lands ?.[' L. L. Clyhurn, and West
by lands of L. L. (lardner, and b 'in**
known as the Caston lands. Se deed
from .J. J. Phillips to B. A. HiUon of
October 10th, 1010: Deed Boo';
, and de"d from M. A. i'lt.on
to the parties hereto, January 6th,
1 02.'5. Deed Hook B. G. Page 2 ?
R. H. HILTON.
Master for Kershaw County.
November 11, 102a.
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neglect news <>f agriculture for new.;
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McCormiek's county song is n >
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Autumn certainly has spread a
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