The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 10, 1913, Image 8
MAHTKJt'H HAMC.
8t*t ? of South Carollua,
Couuty of Ker?haw.
t? tbo Court of Commou I'leaa.
J. Nh holhon unci C'hUtf. S. Nlchol
hoii, A ?l in I it lnf rat or of the Kt?iai<t
of J. N. Nlcholhoiv deceaHed,
I'lulnUff^.
agaliiHt,
\V, (), Nicholson, N. A. Nlcb.olaon,
Sallie Ntcholaou, Kiiiti NbhoUon,
Klizabeth Hainrlck, Hollo Reed,
Sum Nirholnon t? ti<l WiiHnut \l-li
oImoii, Jr., and tjtie Hank of He
thuiie, Defendant#,
lit pU/HUanee of the Decree of
HIh Honor, Frank H, tlary, i>rei?ld
tug Judge, of ? dat o July 10th, lUi:j,
in the above 4*ii t It let! fiction, I
win ucll hi |> u t>l i<> outcry to the
1 1 1 k It <?r t bidder, before t he Court
1 1 otitic dflor in Camden, S. dur
iiiK tin: legul huuru of *ule on the
f I I'M I Monday in November, 1013, be
ing tlx* ililrd day thereof, the follow,
i ii K described tract* of land;
Tract A, ill I that piece, parcel or*
lot of land with hulldlitgH thereof),
aitunted in i h<* town of Hethuue, H.
<\, (lcHcrlbed In libit of waid town
an lot uijmbor five (5) having an
eastern front on Muln Htreet of for
tv-onc till feel, eight ( H ji Im ln'H,
r tiii ii I ii k bark two h tint! red (200)
feet 1 4 1 alley, and hounded on the
Nor'h h> l<n No. 7 and South by
l<?t No 'A, being, i he. lot conveyed to
'he Mild J. N. N'loholnon hy J. M.
t'opehind, A'tigUHi ukih, 1907, and
recorded in Hook H88, page 3'4G?
on the J 4th day i;f Nov. ID07,
Tract c# all that piece, parcel or
lot of land, nituated In the town of
liulliune, Kershaw county, and State
of South Carolina, with bulldlnga
thereon, containing one and thirty
hIx one hundredth!* (1 IHi-lou) acrea,,
hounded North hy Right of Way of
the Seaboard Air Line Railroad,
Maul hy, lota belonging :to J. A. Mc
Laurln, Sidney Harflejd and Hank of
Hethune, South by lot belonging to
O. B. King, and Woat by Walton
Street of Hftld town, being the imino
lot conveyed to me :(J. N. Nichol
son) by J. A. McLnurln by <leed
dated October 10th, 11)05, and re
corded In the office of Clerk of the
Court for Kerahaw County in Book
MMM, p age 146.
Tract D,, ultuated lu K?r#haw
county, H. C? b^woen Hlg and Lit
tle Lynchea Itiver#, containing one
hundred thlrty-?evuu and one-half
(137 1-2) acre#, more or !*##, bound
??<! North hy laud* of 0. A. Mc Outl
aid and Al. K. Yarborough, Want by
Jt*?d* o f M. K. Yarborough, Houlh
by land* of Mr#. K. A. McCa#kUI',
and Woitt by land# of J. T. Ilonlef,
the nam** conveyed to J. N, Nichol
son by Chan. H. Nichol#on by deed
dated February 1 2 1 it , iuoo.
Tr#(jt K. wit dated In Kerahaw
County, B, containing fi vo bun
<i i? ii and twenty iM0) ftGinM i, to ore
or l?-bn, formerly known a# NllftOQ
Newman land# oil water# of K wl Oh'
('ft my CrtMjk, bounded Ka#t l>y land#
<?j VV ( Notion and Align# .lohli
| #011, North l)y Hilton land#, Month
hy 1 finds Of Watt# and yarborough,
Went hy landH of M. K. Yarbonough,
the* name conveyed to J, N. Nlchol
won h> deed of Cha#, H. Nicholson,
dated Kebruary I '4th, lltoo, ?
Tract V,, #ltuated In Kcmhaw
, County, 8. ('., near head of Handera
('reek containing four hundred thir
' y-Heven (437) acres, more or ie##(
bounded North %by land# of J. |).?
Gardner, ICa#t hy landn of Thorn an
Hearon, Hout'li by landn formerly of
Joel bavin, Went hy land of Wltte,
the aumu conveyed to .J. N. Nichol
son hy deed of the Carolina Nation
al Hank.
TerniH of wale of Tract# A andC,
cawh Term# of wale of tract# 0, W,
and l<\ one half ca#h, balance In
one year #ec ured hy bond of purcha#
cr and inort gage of premlHCH pur
chaHed. I'tirchawer to pay for pa
per#. In cwho of non-compliance
with term# hy any bidder,' I will
re-Hell Haute on the name day or
any HubHctjuent Hulesduy at the?, risk
or the bidder, l'OHfieH#ion <>f land
Hold to be given upon production of
the title deeda from the Maater
covering any of the above dOHcribed
tract#, the holder of #ame Hhall be
let into poHKCHHlon,
L. A. WittkowHky,
M timer for Kershaw County.
NOTICK OF MKKTING OF H'ltK K
IIOLOK1U4.
Notice 1# hereby given that a
meeting of tiny #tockholder# of The
Wateree Building and Loan AhsocI
New Goods
We are now comfortably located in our new quarters
the new Dibble building, with a line of useful articles
that you cannot duplicate elsewhere at 5, 10 an d 25c.
WE QUOTE A FEW ARTICLES BELOW:
Men's Work Shirts, O C
50c value for . .
Men s Belts, 25c val
ve, at
10c
Umbrellas, 75c value
at ...
25c
Boy's School Caps, 15c
25c value, at
H ^ Grade Oil Cloth, 23c value, "1 ^f-c
A per yard J1 <i<P C^lL*^
And new goods arriving daily.
W. A. H IN SON
FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY
THE NAME ALLAN HAS BEEN
SYNONYMOUS WITH EVERYTHING THAT IS
BEST IN THE JEWELRY TRADE.
The same lofty ideals upon which this business was
/
established obtain today, namely:
"NO UNRELIABLE MERCHANDISE AT ANY PRICE."
?TRUSTWORTHY GOODS AT LOWEST FIGURES."
WATCl ILLS
DIAMONDS
NOVE1 TIES
SILVERWARE
PLATED WARE
AND JEWELRY
Rt-pnti Department* in Charge of Most Skilled Mechanic*.
Every Job Guaranteed.
JAMES ALLAN & CO.
Write For Free Catalogue. ' CHARLESTON. S. C.
We Pay Highest Cash Prices for
Don't give your profits away ship direct to us by express and get your
money next clay. We pay highest prices for ijreen and dry hides of all kinds
Beeswax, Tallow and old Metals, old Rubber and Furs. Try us with a ship
ment now. Send for Price List.
CAROLINA HIDE & JUNK CO.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
atlon will be held In the office of
The hMrut Natlounal*. Hunk of Cam
deu, H. ( , on Monday, November
3rd, 11*13. at- five (6) o'clock F. M.,
for the purpose of considering the
advisability or increasing the capital,
stork of naid lh*' Wateree llulldlng
A Loan Association from two hun
dred and fifty thousand dollai'H
(?2 *0,000.00) to *lx hundred Uiouk
and dollars ($000,000.00); three
thousand (3,000) shares of the par
>alue of two hundred dollars
(I'JOO OO) each.
VV. J. Dunn.
David Wolfe,
I,. A. VVIttkowsky,
John T. Mackey,
J. J. (ioodale,
Directors,
Camden, S. Oct. Klh, 1913,
4 (I.
FOfti:CJA>Hi UN
? ? N ?
Slate of Mouth Carolina '
County of Kershaw
In the Court or Common Pleas.
The Southern Cotton oil Compnnv,
1'lalnt Iff,
Against
H. A, Vaugtmn, Peruvian Guano
Company, and Leroy Springs ami
J. Shannon, Jr., copartners In
trade as Springs & Shannon, De
fendants.
Under and by virtue of u decree
In the a bovo entitled came luudc by
the Honorable Frank H. Gary, pre
Hiding Judge, dated July 11, 1913,
1 will offer for nale before the
Court Mouse door, in the City of
Cuindon, S. during the legal
hours of wale, on the first Monday
in November, 1913, being the 3rd
day thereof,' the following descrlb
ed property; ?> \
The following personal property;
One ( 1 ) boiler and engine; Two
<2) gins; Two (2) feeders; Two (2
condensers; One (1) cotton press;
and all shafting, pulleys and equlp
nientH for same; together with all
other machinery in buildings on the
pre in lees hereinafter described.
The following described real es
tate; All those pieces, parcels,
tracts or lots of land situate, lying
and being in the City of Camden,
County of Kershaw, and State afore
said, and bounded and described as
follows:
1st; All that parcel or lot of
land fronting one hundred thirty
(130) feet East on Market Strept of
the said City of Camden and ex
tending back West of a uniform
width to a depth of olie hundred
twenty-eight (128) feet, and bound
ed North by lot hereinafter describ
ed and conveyed; South by land
now or formerly of Solomon Deas;
East by Market Street; and West
by lot of James Brisbane..
2nd. All that parcel or lot of
land fronting East on Market Street
of said City of Camden thirty (.'50)
feet and extending back West of a
uniform width to a depth of one
hundred twenty - eight (128) feet
and is bounded North and West by
lands of .lames Brisbane; East by
Market Streetjr and South by lot
herein above described.
Terms of sale, cash. . ? .
No bid will be received, by the
Sheriff until the prospective bidder
shall deposit with the Sheriff cash
or certified check in the sum -of
two hundred dollars ($200) us evl- j
denco of good faith. ?
W. W. Huckabee,
Sheriff Kershaw County.
October 6th, 1913.
FINAI* IHSCH AlMitt.
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Saturday,
November 8, 1913, at 11 o'clock In
the forenoon. 1 will make my final
return as Administrator of the es
tate of E. \V. Eldredge, deceased,
to the Probate Court of Kershaw
County, and apply thereto for a
finnal discharge as Administrator of
said estate.
E. C. von Tresckow.
October 8. 1918.
liOW HOUND Till I* H A TES.
t>|H*n to the Public Will be Made
for the Allowing Special Occa
sions via the Atlantic Coast Line,
Standard Hailroad of the South.
Tulsa, Okla. ? International Dry
Farming Congress and Internation
al Soil products Exposition, October
22-November 1. Dates of sale Ooto
berber 18, 19, 20, 21. Final limit,
November ti, 1913. Fares apply
from all stations.
Nashville, Tenn. ? Southern Edu
cational Convention, October ;>0-No
vember 1. Dates of sale1, October
2S, 29. Final limit." November 5th,
1U11?. Fares apply from all stations
Augusta, (la. Georgia-Carolina
November 1-1 *>. Dates of. sale,
November f? to 11, Inclusive, and for
trains scheduled to arrive Augusta
before noon November ir>. Filial
limit November 17, 1913. Fares ap
ply from points in South Carolina.
New Orleans, l^i. United Daugh
ters of the Confederacy, November
11-15. Dates of sale, Nov. 8, " 9,
10, 11. Final limit, Nov. 19, 1913,
except that by deposit of ticket and
payment of $l.uu an extension un
til December ti may be obtained.
Fares apply from all stations.
Augusta, (la. Negro Fair Associa
tion. Nov. lN-1'1. Dates of sale, No
vember 17 to 2 n , inclusive, and for
trains scheduled to arrive Augusta
before noon No\ . 21. Final limit
November 2:'. 1 *.?!;>. Fares apply
from points in South Carolina.
For rates, schedules, reservations
and any, further information apply
to Ticket Agents of the Atlantic
Coast Line, or write W. J. Craig,
Passenger Traffic Manager, or T.
C. White. (J. l\ A Wilmington, N.
C. adv.
WANTED ? My customers and the
Ladies of Camden to know that on
ln-:rt nftrr Monday .Sept. 2i'nd , I
J w ill be located In my new dressmak
ing rooms at 1103 North Hro.td St.,
at Dr. Alexander's old dental par
lors where 1 will be lad to have you
call and inspect the greatest, display
of fall and winter samples ever on
exhibition in Camden for Ladies gar
ments tailored by men. Just call
me up and let me tell you about it.
Amanda K. Carter. Phone 120.
RKA1/TV THANHFKIU*
Am Hhowu by Uookn lit the
of Ouunty Auditor.
W. K. Thompson to 8. 1*. Tho/uy
2 yy acreB, |1,600.
. Lula II. Kelly to Wra. M. Porter,
I honae and lot In Camden on Fair
ntreet, 1,000.
W. J. Joneu to A. Getty*. 1 lot In
Camden on Uroad Btreet, $610.
I j. 1>. WattH tO JCBBe T, ItOKH, 65
a*?ret?, 1400.
VV, W. Huckabee, Hherlff, 4o K. I).
Iilah' n? > and K. T. ICHtrldgo, 100
u ?!?????, $22 5.
A A' Went to VV. L. Htoke*, 1,. ().
Fuuderburk. truateea BChool District
NO. 4, acres, $5.00.
liberty 11111 Church to trutiteeu
school District No, 10, U-4 acres, $3.
John C. Gilbert to Scotch Manning
4 0 agrees, $5 and other valuable con
slderatlyn.
M at I le NelBon and Fun Ice Nulson,
8 7 acres, 1200.
J. N. Jones to Llla Faust, 2 1-10
acres, $50 and other valuable con
sideration.
Oynthift Jlorton to Kllzaheth J.
Morion, 75 acruB, $5.
Cynthia L. Horton to (i. F. Hor
ton, 0 2 ucrea, $5.
Cynthia Horton to J. M. Horton,
50 acreB, $5.
J. M. i'orter to W. F. Dukes, 20u
acres, $1,000.
Henry Boykln to Tuge WelJa and
Bam Boykln, 20 wich, $ 1.
Dttvid Wolfe to H. L>. Brown, two
lot* In Camden on liamptoa Avenue,
1100.
W. 1-. Del'a?? to G. A. Uultcuai
416 ty acre*. $714 and other valua
ble < oneideration.
T. W. Motley to* <J. M. (Jlover, 1
lot nad 1 house in town of Blaney,
$200.
Win, W. Arthur to Annie Moore
Arthur, 100 acreu, $5 and other val
uable consideration.
W. J. and J. 8. Dunn to J. A,
West and C. C. Llugle, 172 5-8 aores
? 900.
J. A. Weil to C, o. LIiikK 103
acreu, $ 1,600.
JeSHO T. Uosb to I,. 1>. WttttH, 1
lot and 1 house dn town of Blauey,
$400.
J. A. Watson to Laurenti T. Mills,
one-half interest in 1 lot and one
houso in Camden on Lyttleton at.,
$400.
Minnie W. Baruch to Carrie Wolfe
1 lot and 1 house in Camden on
Broad Ht., $250.
Lillian Bush, et a I . , to John T.
Nettlus, I lot and 1 house on Ches
nut streett, Camden, $276.
MONKY TO IX) AN
ON HEAL ESTATE ? EASY
TBHMS
K. 0. vouTrewckow.
Cynthia L. Hortou to Jam** j
llorton, 100 acres 96.
HKABOAlllt A IB UNK.
Arrival and of Train* ?|
Otuudeu, H. C.
(Schedule* effective April 27th
1913. Kastern standard time.)
Northbound.
No. 4- -6:47 a. m.
No. 36 ? ;8:66 a, m4., Now train.
No. 18 ? B.06 p, m.
No. 2- -7:31 p. in.
Houthhound.
No. 1 11:06 a. m.
No. 17 ? 10:87 a. ni.
No. 36 ? 6:48 p. in., Now train.
No. 8 ? 11:16 p. ni.
Trains 17, 18, 15, 3tt local train#
between Columbia and Hamlet, con
necting at McBeo with the South
Carolina WeBtern Hallway. Truln?
1 and 3 through trains for th*
South. Trains 4 and 2 through,
trains for the l$a?t. For detail^
Information aud 1'ulluian r^Horva
(lODl 9*11 on local agent >:r write
C. B. Hyan, O. IV A., Norfolk, Va.;
C. W Bmall, D. P. A. Savannah.
Oa.; or J. 8. Btjchberger, T. l\ a.,
Columbia, 8. C.s
BTOUBN? From front of Chronh
clo office Saturday night, one Tri
bune bicycle. Old wheel with extra
small handle bars. Howard for re
turn to this office.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Q \ E beg to announce that we are giving the Electric Light sit
^ nation every attention in the hopes of reaching a final settle
ment of this situation, which cannot longer be delayed. Mayor Bras
ington'and Dr. Dunn will at all times be advised of the details of these
negotiations. In the meantime the residents and users of current are
asked to be as patient as possible. We are doing the best we can un
der the circumstances.
CAROLINA PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
C. S. CAMPBELL, General Manager
Howe s Great London Shows
CAMDEN OO^J
Wednesday V CI. 44110
INTACT, COMPLETE AND UNCHANGED FROM ITS TOUR OF THE WORLD;
DWARFING AND OVRRgllAnOWINC EVERY OTJIEK TKNTRD EXHIBITION.
The Largest And Most Perfect Show n?,%n Continent
The Travel irvrf Amus emercfc Sensa?lon <g^*Th? Day'*
TheMonarchs
Supreme
In
Realm,
p.
MANY TIMES THH
Biggest and Most
Bewildering
Production
EyerSeen
JN1HIS
k
20
Funny
CLOWNS
boLeapers
100 ACROBATS
ioHigh SchoolHorse^
AND 50 LOFTYTUMBLERS
200
GREAT
ACTS
IOOO
WILD ANIMALS
from all Parts
ofTheTwo Continents
/HE MARVELOUS EDDYS THE MONARCHS SUPREME*
THE ROYAL YEDDO JAPANESE TROUPE DIRECT FROM Y0K0H0NA.
200 European Novelties. 400 People. 250 Horses.
Troupe of Performing: Elephants, Performing Lions. Camels.
THE DUBLIN GRAYS. THE BLACK HUSSARS. 3 BANDS.
ROYAL ROMAN HIPPODROME. TRAINED ANIMAL EXHIBITION..
Free Street Parade, 10 A. M. 2 Exhibitions, Afternoon at 2, Nifht at 8.