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RVJCHY VBIDAT -BY? WJO* Hat?i Oo? y??r , $1 ,*oJ uth?, 75 cent#} thre* mouth*, 46 ? local*, 5 cent# p?r line ewb ta li ? Bit' Q*rdi tor Cottwtr ofllcM ? grtttlonal fio.oo. ktoatioitM will be published when *e the gone-vl public un?i detawetory nature. No re bllltjr wljl he ?tHb)inj(?(l I or the #r -'MtrMpondeutH. rou Adv?*tjoino Ordinary ?Bi#dTertian>?ntH, flratlnsertlon MTfquare; each ? ub?equent iu. I 60 vents per square. ncue by chucks, drafts and pottal r order* ahould lm madu payable W. L. Mcdowell, Oemden, H. O. CAMDEN. 8. 0.. OCT. 9. 1908 ROADS CONVENTION. Cttll Ikbu?m1 liy llf-lir^Nontntl v??m | r ? , UlcbHi dH And Sin i t li . ? L Tto Tb? Psoplo of Keuliaw County : r In the recent cowpaigu in tliiw County we stated at meeting j that if ' wo wore honored l>y t?>o i-'Denoooratit*' voters with Ihe n'miina. tion for the Mouse of |{?pr?sunta * tiv?*# we would issue n call for a mass meeting of our white citi/.enH who were Interested in good ioiuIh. with a view of having u full and fr?o diwcubblon of thin great question and formulating some plan whereby . we hoped to work an Improvement in our public highways and the preseut system of maintaining the Having been honored with the nomination, for which we not. only deeply grateful, but shall earn y and conscientiously endeavor T to el ?ow our gratitude hy our works and loyalty to tho people*' inferest, vro hereby call a convention ot our Supervisor, Township Cocmnihsio"* erf. old and new, other county otll dale and all other persona who are the least interested in the Hub jFjsctof good roads, to ho held In the \Oburt House, at Camden, Tuesday. ".'Nov. 1 7th, 1908, at 11 o'clock a. m. We have reached a period wh<M) something must bo done along thin ; line. Wo aro willing to do what we can. but wo want tho assistance of r the pcoplo. Wo do not bciiove that more importaut or urgeut conven tion of our people cat) bo oalledtn this time. Nothing can more deli nitely contribute to tho i r milust^.a! and social wellurc than good road a In a recont communication to one of our papers in thin stato, Mr. IV g W. Flnley, President of tUo South | em Kailway Company, who is well informed and has made a carelul at ud y of tho sub J act, say" : ??The construction of good roada leading from a market town l\aB praotically tho name effect a* bring* ^Jtlflfctho farms nearer to tho town. It extends hy several miles in ovurv di direction the area ot territory \n which farmers c.An profitably engage in mar H'ket gardoulng and dairying. That - ? thin is true has boon efi'ociivoly dem onstrated in those localities in the jj -goqtbom States and in other see ra tion 8 of tho country where road im TTferoVfriientB have been carried out in telligently and Systematically. The cost to tho farmer of hauling rr bis products over poor roads is not always appreciated, for tlio roanun ? that it in rare that a farmer payN for having his haulbtg done I li ? I ni ? ted States Department of Agiirui v- turo haa made nn investigation ?>f Entitle matter, however, ami the results h| show the ooat for cotton for instance ~ to bo an avorngo rnto of twenty sev ^ en cents per ton per mile f"r an av erage haul of II H milts. Tliat roavl - improvement would materially re v.. duce this cost is shown bv tho fol ? lowing striking statement in tho ;2, Year book of the Agricultural IV* r partment for 190G : ?l' 'If it wcro possible to increase the L.averago woiuht of a wagon load of ? Cotton in tho United Staton from ? three balee, aB it now iH. to four $ bales, without increasing the cost of hauling tho load, tho saving on a &-crop equal to the ono picked in 11)05 _ would amount to $2, 000, 000; and ifj :?!. the nverago load of uhcat, now 55 t bushols, were increased hy 20 hush els, the saving effected in hauling a Crop like that of 11)05 would he tuore - thsn |6,t)OG.ooo; ?? We want' everybody who can to be present at tho meotiug) becausu i IU 8UCCfe68 will depoud largoly upen its representative character. If you have a plsn. or liavo given the mat ter any consideration, come and give the benefit of your ideas. Your -may b? tho very thing we want. on live in the remote parts e County you will only lose ono In view of tjio importance of occasion ax?d Its intense interest,1 to soe one of *he largest, sntstfvORd public spir the history of our Richards, Jr.. ; 8mith. itativss. v ' ' Camden Am A Vftrktft. No other town to BoavU CarolU na offer* greater opportunities for ib? marketing of til kind* of p ro? duoe a* d?>ea Oatodeu Willi bar population cofiftaolly growing and bar enterpHaea broadening, the de mand for couulry ptoduca increaa ' The farmer or truck gardener ttud* a ready maiket for every veg etable ilia* he can grow. The peo ple of Oetndeo ere never fully aup. pHcd with chicken* and egg*. The beef mat kel? are forced t<*yfd*M from other market*. Krulta are ?hipped here from other section*. So the local aupply I* not equal to the local demand. The farmer* of Kerahaw cowuly have the opportu nity to furniah to thi* market the produce that the town population never tire* of conautning. The town people like egg* a* well a* do the folk* In tho country. Kgga bring from 20 to 30 cent* per dozen. Why, can't the good housewife of th? faruier devote ho uio attention to till* lino of farm product* and thue not only aupply tho local mar kola ut n reasonable pi ice, but increase the income of the farm? Camden grocery uier chante Had n ready sale for chick en* and especially friem, but that palatable dish h becoming a rare articlo in Homo homos for two rea< son* ? chlckon* are scarce and pri ces are high. Good, clean, freeh butter bring* a fancy price, and ie a necessary dish to all classes. But ter in north 2.r>c nnd 30o per lb. 1'othtoce bring a. good pi ice. Think about (i farmer growing from 50 to 200 bushels of potatoes on one acre of land. Toe question id must he grow -cotton or grow polatoe*?. People must eal all the time, and meat they mnat have. This question confronts tlie fanner in his own Iioiiio wlirn hn Iiiijh the westorn meat* evfry year. Tol* product the town people want and they want il fresh from the farm. Our cotton huyern pay tho lop notch for cnttou uml thou Camden maintains the reputation of being a oplendid cotton market. Stic hns apleudid wnruhoueo facrlitkft and accommodating weigher*. Executors' Notice, mi it... t..?? \t.~ Mnrlha Te am will please ninkn payment to the underlined, and nil parties hav ing claim- ngainat lit r >,r i.er eatnte will present ?lu! aaino duly attested to the undersigned f"i i>avu;ent. JOHN I. OK IT VS. LATH l-;N>> T. MILLS, Kxocuturn Kstate Martha Team. Sept. 21th. 1 90ft. Teacheis' Enamination, The next regular tonchcra" exami nation will h? held Friday, October Ki'li, beginning at 9 o'clock a. in All who wish to tench Una winter anil have no certificates ahould take thin examination VV. H TURNER. Snpt. of Kd. Oct. 7th lflOS. Bankrupt's Petition Foi Discharge. In the I'inlrirl Court of tho United Slatt's for tho I ?i?tr i nt of South Carolina. Levy, Bankrupt. atpcy To the Honorable W M. H. UK AWI,KV, JiuK-c ?f lln* OlMric.l Cuiir' of tho I'r.itwil States lot the District of South Carolina: Nathan Iiovv, of Camden, in the Conntv of Kerehmv "nil State of S. C . in 0 a i ? t District. rcMpoet(ull v represent.* that on the loth 1 1 a v of AnguKt*4au?.t past, he w 15 duly adjudged Bankrupt un tier the net? of Congress relating lo Bank ruptcy; I hat he has dulv surrendered all Lis property and rights of property, and has fully complied with iill the require ment* of mid sots and of the order? of the Court touching hia Bankruptov, Wherefore he prays that he mar bfv do. creed by the Court to have a lull dis charge from nil debts provable ftgain.it his eatuto tinder said Bankrupt Acta, ex cept tuch debt* at are excepted by law from audi discharge. Dated this, 30th day of September, A ORDER OF NOTICE THFREON. DISTRICT OK S. C. ? bb: ()n this, 7th dav of October. A. I). 1 008 , on reading the foregoing petition, it is ? Onloied by the Court, that a hearing be had upon tho same on the 19th day ol October, A. T>. liK)8, before said Court at Charleston, S, <\, in said District, at II o'clock in the fon-noon; and that notioe thereof be published in The Cumden Chronicle, a newapaper printed in eaid District and that nil known creditora and other persona in interest- may appear at the said time and nlaee and show cause, tf ?ny they flare, why lb? prayer of the eaid petitioner should not be granted. And it la Further Ordered By The Court, that the Clock t>ball send by mail to all known creditors copies of said pe tition and thU order, add meed to then In tho Matter of Nathan D. 1 008. NATHAN LKV Y. Bankrupt. Notice of Election. SHU? of South Carolina, County of Kershaw N?tire ig hereby Riven thai the Gene* ?I HlacUon for State and County Officer*, will be held at the voting prvcincta pre scribed by law In paid Courtly, on Tu??? day, November S. lttOH, seia day being Tuesday following the first Monday Iq November, a* prescribed by law?-'s At (be said election separate boxes will be provided at which qualified clec toja will vota upon the adoption or re jection of mi amendment to the State t'onMitution,. a* provided in the foliow intf Joint, lteaobuion : ? ? ? No 712. A Joint Hosolutioti Proposing To Amend Heet!on7, Article VIII. of theOonsti tuition, Hula ting to Municipal iionded Indebtedness. Section 1. Be it resolved by the Gen oral Assembly of the Htate of Month Car olina, That the following amendment?. to the Constitution of the Btale of South wnrolins he tmbmltted to tlie qualified e.U<'tor? of thontata at the next general ejection for Representatives. and if a ma jority of the elector* Qualified to vote fnr members of tbe General Assembly vot ing thejeorr shall vote in favor of such amendment; and a majority of each branch of the (J Altera I Assembly shall, after stich election, and before a not her. ratify said amendment by yeas and nays, that Section 7, Article V 1 1 f relating to bonded Indebtedness, be amended by ad Jing at tlio end thereof the following words : Provided, That the limitations imposed by I In* Section and by Section f>, of Article X. of thiw Constitution, ah nil not apply to bonded indebtedness incur red by the town of Gaffney, in tbe Coun ty of Cherokee, wiien tbe proceeda of raid bond* are applied solely and exclu sively for ttie building, erecting. eatab lishing. and maintenance of waterworks, electric light plants or sewerage ayatein, and where tpo question of incurring such indebtedness ia submitted to the qualified electors of said municipality, hh provided in the ('oust itution, upou t he question of bonded indebtedness. Approved the li7th day of February, A. |>. itfUK A Ji.int Resolution Proposing To Amend Section 4 of Article .XIII of tbe Con* Oatitutlon of the State ot Konib Caroli na, relating to the Officc of Adjutant and Inspector GeheraTT Scctiop i. He it resolved bv the Gen eral Assembly of the Stale of South Car- 1 olin.i ibat tfie following amendment to the tronatlMilica of . the Stuto of South Carolina. be submitted to the qualified electors of the State at the next general election for Representatives. and if a majority of the electors qualified to vote for member# of the General Assembly ?ot in thereon, hIihII vote in favor nf aaid amendment, aid u majority of each branch of the General Assembl) Bhall after ^uch election, and before another, ratify the same amendment hy yeas and navfl. Section 4 of Article XIII of the Constitution of the titate of South Caro lina. rehuiiiK to "Militia." be amended by .--inking "lit in the flrvt line tbe words ' and inspector' ; ho that the auld Suc tion. a* amended, shall read as follows: 't here shall bo an Adju?r.n? Geuei'ul elected bv l '. ??? quulhied^cTeclors of the State at the "imn time, and in the same manner, as othoi* State officers, who shall rank as brigadier General, and wli. be duties and compensation <?hiill be preacribrd bv law. Sec 2. That the question of adopting the amendment proposed in the forego ing Section shall be tnbmitted to the electors as follows : Tbosfi In favOr of tbe ainendment shall deposit a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon : "Constitution*! Amend men t to Section 4 of Article XIII, Vusj*' and those opposed to auid amendment bhall east a ballot with the following words plainly printed or written thereon : ' 'ConMiiut ional Amendment to Section 4 of Article XIII, No." Approved thu VtUh day of February, A. 1>. 160*. There shali ho separate and distinct ballots and boxes at thin ejection for the following officers, to wil; (I) Uovornor mul Linutenant Governor; (VO Other Ktalo Officers: (8) Members of House of ({epresontativeH ; (4) County Officers. On .-.which nliull l>? the nanio or names of tho person or persons voted for as such otfi ce s, re'pecti vely, and the office for which they are voted. Before the hour fixed for opening tho poll* MamiVHis nnd Clorka must take and hiii/scribe tho Constitutional oath. The Chairman of the Board of Managers cun administer the oath to the other members and to tho Clerk ; u Rotary ruhjir must administer the outh to the Chairman. Tho managers elect their Chairman nnd Clerk. l'olb at each voting place muat be opened at 7 o'clock a in and c lost tl at -I o'clock p in , except in the city of Charleston, whoro they ahall he opened ht 7 o'clock a m. nnd closed at tf p in. The Managers lmvc the power to fi'l a vacancy, and if none of the Managera at tend. the citixena can appoint from a:u<mg the qualitird voters, the Mana gers. who, alter being sworn, can conduct the election. At the close of the election, tho Man agers and Ulerk must proceed pub licly to open Ihp ballot boxes and tii-f; ballots therein, and contin no without adjournment until t}i? Puma In competed, and make a atate tnent of the result for each c -fli "o and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, tho Chairman of the Hoard or someone designated by the Hoard mubt deliver to the Commissioners ol Election the poll list, the boxes con taiuing the ballots and written slate moots of th<" results of the oleotion. Managers of Election. Thn following Manager# of Eleo tion have boen appointed to bold the olectioo at the various precincts in the said County: Camden Opera Houao ? J E Alex ander, Q 8 Hipgins. W K Russell, Jr Rubon'e X Roads ? T M Smith, R A Jackson, H T Mickle Blauey ? S Ifi Rosa, J W Wood, G E Unison Lang's Mill ? W L Kmard, George Arledge, J M Porter t'Bethnno ? D M Bethune, S T Gardner. A H McLanrin Weatvlllc ? J A Mopowell, D F Owen*, E J Oatkin Buffalo School H??u*e ? J Q 80 well C R Pitta. M A Shaw Brewor'a Store? T J Willi' ms, B H Tmeadoll, J O Rowel I Liberty Hit! ? H B Jones, J B Cunningham, F B Floyd McLean's Branch? T \ $(**!*, H HWi*,W?Wt* A Mouiit Zu,i. Cbureti ? W 9/ Uor ton, 0 li Kprtdlty. K T McOo* Htoekton J K Fe*ro#i 0 W Am more. J G IJoiupbrie* fUiigin^ Hock ? M B Taylor, J T W?M?. n N Juutt#' Klrkl?*y'? 9tor#i? II T Ilvrtou, A K Yoltntf, J H i0?t ^ Htokc'd' Bebool Home? K L PaU?, J W &lo*. W V McCftfckJU Hlioyioi"# Iltll ? R L 8wyrl, It M JJrakoford, 8 VV H<>rn?by |{<tl? y'u Mil! E h C?U>?. J It Mnuit, M L lUley Tta? Msntgers ?t cech prccluet named above are raqn'ated* tn dele gate ?d? of tb*ir number to eecure boxe* nnd bUnke for Ibe election, from tbe Auditor' ? office on 8*tur day, Oct. 31, 1908 J S Browu, W '0 CiiuMiij'.riui.i, I) G Fletcher Cowroigtiouera of Stale and County Bleotioq for Kcrahaw County Oct. 8, 1908 Notice is hereby given thai the General Election lor Presidential and Vice- Presidential Electors and Repre sentative in Congress will be held at the voting precinct* fixed by law in the County of Kershaw pn Tuesday, November Si, ilX)8, said day being the Tuesday 'following the first Monday, as prescribed b/1aw. The qualification* for suffrages are as follows : - Residence in .State for two years, in the County one year, in the polling precinct in which tho elector offers to vole, four months, and the payment six months before any election of any poll tax due anil payable, provided, That ministers in chargen of an organ* ued church and teachers of public schools shall bCentitled to vote after six months' residence in the State, otherwise qualified. Registration? Payment of all taxes, including poll tax, assess -d and col lectable during the previous year. The production of a certificate or the re ceipt of the 'officer authorized to col led inch taxes shall be conclusive pr.oof oitfie payment thereof. Before the hour fixed for opening the polls Managers and Clerks must take and. subscribe to the Constitu tional . oath. The ? Chairman of the Hoard *<t Manngersican administer the oath to the otlier Managers and to the Clerk ; a Notary Public nhist adminis. ter the oath to the Chairman. The Managers elect their -Chairman and Clerk. ' Polls at each voting .place must be opened at 7 o'clock a* in., and closed at 4 o'clock p. m., e$f;ept in the City of Charleston, where tjiey shall ho opeped at 7 o'clock a. in., and closed at six p. m. Managers have the power to fill a vacancy ; and if none of the managers attend, the citizens can appoint from among the Qualified voters, the Mana gers, who niter being sworn, can con duct the election. At the rlose of the election, the Managers ami Clerk musf, proceed to publicly open the ballot bo*es ami count the ballots therein, afiddbh-j finite without adjournment until the same is completed ; and make a state ment of the result for each office, and sign the same. Within three days thereafter, the Chairman of the Hoard, or some one designated by the Hoard, must deliver to the Commissioners of Election the poll list, the boxes con taining the ballots and written state ments of the elect jpu. Managers of Election? The follow ing Managers of Election hav.e beet) appointed to hold the election at the various precincts in said County ; Camden Opera Mouse? J.J. ffoodale, K. H. C'ureton and T. H. Bruce. Hetlmne? \V. ri. Marshwll, K. T. Estridge and J. N. Nicholson. West vi lie ? T. B. Clyburn, J. T. Owens and II. J. Munn. BufTalo School House ? J. A. Shaw, R. F. Mtingo and W. C. Iloherts. Kirklej's Store? T. K. Kirkley, II, 'J\ ilorton and S. A. West. Brewer's Sfore? S.^N. Hammond, G, F. Hammond and p. B. Jphnsoi) McLean's Branch ? J C Price, W IJ Collier and Alex. Shaw. Mt Zion Church? Itufus Moseiey, W B Lee and W I. Stokes. Stockton ? PT Bruce, W It Gardner and B M l'oarce, Jr. Hanging Kock? L C Hough, 1 It Hayes and F P Triiesdell: Liberty Hill ? OR Clements, W K Thompson and It C Jones. Kabon X Roads? Papnie Kabon, J M Mickle and Win. Kelly.' Lang's Mill? W II Tiller, A K Ken nedy and A L Kinard. Blnney ? J G Kelly. , Arthur Simpson and .1 M Thornton. Shaylnr'4 Hill ? L II Oglnirn, Henry Drakeford and Lewis Young. JWey'a Mill? M W llougb, H T Johnson and Jos. Baker. Stokes' School House? II 4 P^jte, T W McLeod and W W Hopkins. Manager* at eaoh prccinct named above are requested to delegate one of their nurab&f to atSflure - boxes, and blanks for the election. Joe Hough, J. A. Qrigsby, Commissioner* of Federal Election toT Kersbaw County, 6. G. i * ? 7- " .w .25 ?. NOTICE OE ELECTION. Static ok j-'octji Ua|9iina i County of Kershaw J THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY OCTOBER 8, 9 & 10. ? ' . . ' ' ?. ? ? " V ? . r The curtain will be drawn on these days for exhaustive exhibit of fash tollable Fait garment s and fabrics and requisites. We have assembled the latest stocks of the finest, most stylish, most fascinating merchan dise during our number of years of retailing. The store is in gala attire and stocks are attractively arrang ed for your viewing. Your presence to the leadine- stvle . function of the year Is cordially requested. We await your judgment, The new Milliner ?s bewitching. Our showing is a revelation of the season's most' approved New York and Parisian style ideas. Miss Jes setnine Arble (in charge of millinery) has excelled herself. "Completeness" is the keynote in every department. Every good garment style, every promising color and weave in fabric, every fad and fancy and staple in re quisites await your viewing ? and your purchasing, if you choose, at surprisingly low prices. Thifirsday, Friday and Saturday are the three days. We hope to see you here. You will be equally wel come whether You buy or merely come a-sight seeing. Let us disclose the new Fall styles to your view. HIRSCH BROS & CO. R. M. Kennedy, Jr. OOTTON BUYER/ INim renting tieorge II. McFad4ett. Oftico In Hour of Singleton's Old Bakery. lligliwt Prices Paid. FORECLOSURE SALE. Suti? of Sou t-b C'ar-i 1 u t lie Court olinr, / of Common Oouuty of KcibIjuw.) l'lea*. // (7 Carrison, Plaintiff A'j'iiiixt Frank Phelps, John P Phelps, ChnrU-H Phelps, Annie L Pi^s, lilnltu Phelps, M C Went, An thony Bensky, und 0. U Aixun "ley, Executor of. the lust IVllt and Testament of J. B. Phelp , deceas- ? e(i Defendants, Under ami by virtue of a docreo i" the above entitled ease, ma?l?? by tl?? Hon (itiililo Geo. W. (ia^a. Judire IVefilin# in the 6th (Mr. nit, and Inuring d i?? 'be 2 1st day of .SefXetnb'ij ItfOtf. I will offer lor sale in front of the Court Uou?e door in the i:My of t'amdeu, in the county and Slain nloVeHHt.1. UuriiiK t ho legal b)'JM of sale. on the lira Monday in Novum bor , I nf?8 . iifxt. being 'h? pocond day thereof, i ho following parcels of land:-? All Mint ftioco, pare*) or lot of land in i be n'v of Ctniden in tbc County of Kor?bittv and Hint <j i f South Carolina. ?i:d l.eiiifr a ('art 01 fho.se town lot* hi. own ii& ? i/iPuyelie Hflli" property, plal of which in on record in Hook I). I). I) , pp. 640 and 511, in the office ( f the <Morl( of Court for Kerjhaw Cou.tr. SiMil lot is hounded on I e North by Li t'ttvftie Avriine, on thp K?st by the re mniniiiK portion of f,ot NA. 3 of th'fl' ha I'ayptte H mII property lots, on the Somh tiy the Coitniy jail premise*, on the West by the. remaining portion of l?ot No 4 of l<ulr?)y?tte Hall properly. Iota. Uaid lot coiftisiR of a strip of Ave (5) fpet of the cxire.me R stern poition of lot No. ?, and of li/tv live (fj5) feet of tin- Western por tion of Lot N<> 3, of thp ?ai<l LaFayette 1 1 h ! I proper) lots.. Sad lot herein dp 8crii>e<l has a uniform width of sixty (GO) tent and n rtrpth of om*~btin<}rpd sml-fli*? ly four ( I ' > -I j ie-'t, mrre or |e??, and is I hat lot uenxeved lo the late J. 11 I'helpe hv Isabella Mathis. Ala^, (All that panel or tract of land in the cA>u?i . y and Slate aforesaid, containing one hundred .rni'l sixteen (116) acre.*, known an Myers land, -and l.ohndeJ on the North and Kast bv Hnds of S l(, Adim?, South by the Chrraw lload, and Wot by t lio Mill pond of s?id 8 U. I Adams, ni)() b? inj; that Innd convpYed to the lu'e J Ii l'helpi Ly Anthony Beunloy by do-d dated April Gill, 1904, and recorded in t he office of the Clerk of Court of Ker shaw Ooiinty i.i Moot I . I. j.f nt f-.nge 452. i'lio ub.ive dnciibed tracts of lind to j be sold snpaiatuly, *nd the lot in Camden to bo sold firBt. Toruin of sale, rash in each CA<0. Pur chaser to pay for papers A:: v Lq !)*?' itm ?ni.* of ? it, "her of tlu above described parcels or lots of laad shall llr#t deposit with the M.v-tur in e.iph cr-.JO the sum pf l>q Hundred I) dlar* ($?00 00) in cash op ecr, };rted check, as a pl'dge to make good his bid. ? ? li A- WITTKOWSKY, Ma tor for Kershaw C* unty, Oct. 'Jih, Ui&3. FORECLOSURE SALE. Sfalc cf South C .. ruliiia, ) Court of Ooni County of Kershaw. | mon Pio\?. J'ta Jl. Uurirs, plalntijf u yulrtut ^ JLt'llie II Benton and The Enterprise ! BuUHimj >tnd Loan Association, Defendants. Under u?l br virtue of T^oSSfi in the n!nvc rj?o made bv the Honorable Krnest Clary. Judge of the 6th Circuit ?ii.l in tin s:M mu?~* bear Mg date the lbh day of A??uflt, 1 DOS. I wi'l offer for snle In front of the Court House door in the city of Camden, in th.i county anil St'te aforciald, during th? legpl houis of h&'?. on the flret Mon day. in November, 1908. next, being ths second (2nd) day thereof, the following parccls or lots of Und : ? All that piece, pare ?l or tract of land with, buildings thereon, almaled in the County of Kershaw and State of South Ciirulim, containing s<Pdy-?ix (fiQ) acros. * nioiv or leis, bounded Iforth by Ch#>tftt* : field Ko*d. East by lan*'s of 8h?ornt (South ty Inndi formerly of Jame* Moore . nnd Higgim, now \V. 11. Roborts, and Wot by Uii<la of .buries Moore and Mo. poh l^ri^, nov Winklar, being the laifd conveyed to tho late Ann C l^ovelij^ Kmtni C. Uolerta. The trael of land' aboya dogcrlbtd ho ?old drat. AUo, All that piece, parcel or trM land wiili building thereon #ituat#i the city n( Camden, in the county of | thaw and State of South Carolina, a$i Northweit corner of the Interaction Lyttleton and Kulledgc Streets, consi irifc of three poitioss of town lots, fr<x inp one hundred and Qv?(105) feel on I.vttleton Street, and extending Wft with a uniform width, one nn dref) j^nd nii,oty fiu/ft' (198) feet on R ledge Street, and goundou on the Nortk'7^ by piqperty ho# or formerly of 8. B. t<a- ^ tbam, K^st by Lyttleton Street. South tyy y U utUdge Street and West by properly "> now or formerly of S B. Latham- 8fli<ji lota buinK tj)o juoperty of tho lftp | C. Love. This parcel of land in thpk' . of (/.imdcn in to he sr>ld in tliree (8j ? ami* lots ; one lot fronting fnrty-ftv< feet Ka?t on Lyttleton 8tre?t %r ?/f\ ningback West of n uniform widt' ltj_ depth of One hundred and forty (' )T? one lot fronting sixty <(10) feet "1 Lyttleton Street and tanning t Pch{ along Rutloijge St rout, of ? Af width to* the deptlj of ' one'ht forty (140) feet'; %nd one Jot 'f T0 ty.seven (6?) feet Pouth r ti L htreet and running hack Nr A?T form width to the depth of /_ and live (105) feet accord I' vfM* I the said lots to be exhlb1 ? ?ale. f*bJt Terras ot-?ale, cash i' ^*6 j, chascr to pay for pa ,4 desiring to hid at said r r fjpaU.Wtlh-tho ^id tho I wo Hundred Dollar Bm - the country tjrect of oft * o of 0?e HandretJ /?? V the aale of each of ' t, Camden, in mor.?] ^ a pledge to mt|ie i ^ Maate Oot.tthltOt.