Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f H- McMASTER. Fiti Hugh McMaster is Commit loner of Insurance in South Carolina. It has had many important questions 5 confront him sines the passage of he LaneyOdom act during the last tgislature. ALVA M. LUMPKIN. Mr. Lumpkin, of Columbia, was re cently elected Grand Chancellor of the South Carolina Lodge of Knights of Pythias. T elephones on Farms at Low Rates If there Is no telephone on your farm write for our Free Booklet telling how you may get Service at 5 0 cents per month and up. A postal will do ! . Addvess: Farmers' Line Department. SOITHERN BELL TELEPHONE ANDJELKGftAPH COMPANY FOR SALE . Pure Bred HEREFORD Cattle "The Kind That Pay." We are offering for sale 50 head of big bone bulls breeding age of big hest quality and breeding. Camden Beef Cattle Farms I LGOFF, SOUTH CAROLINA. F KK?> E- PERKINS-,- Special Partner HENRY CUNNINGHAM, Mgr SALE 100 acres of good land, four miles from Camden on Public highway. 75 acres under cultivation, 25 acres of woodland. Good stream running through. Good bui Well, with good water. Fine location. Price on aPplication. Terms, if desired. A. J. BEATTIE Camden, S. C. SPECIAL ATTENTION given to the making of our Ice Cream, #nd we can say that it is the best that can be made, un trial win convince you that it is more like genuine cus tard cream than any. to be found as it is made with eggs.. ,Ve us a trial. Crosby's Ice Cream Parlor ^ *or Ben't Delicious Candies and Damfty Lunch Cakes. WHAT! Wlfey Henry, Uu> doctor said I wuh going to got nloasles. Hubby? llo did? Hu shouldn't bo cmkiiiK rush promises. \ ACUTE HEARING Wifey ? Our new maid has sharp ears. Hubby ? I notice that tho doors are all scratched up around the keyholes. A STEADY ONE Mrs. B. ? Woman's work la never j done. Mr. 13. ? Well, she ought to be glad to have a Job. THE REAL THING She- ? George, you certainly look likfc a waiter in that full-dress suit. George ? I feel like one, too, after waiting about two hours for you to get ready for the theater. ACCEPTING Hiram ? Did you hear about young Barnyard gettln' encaged to Jane Spin ster 7 Sir am ? Why, Jane's in her declining /ear*. Hiram ? Ye mean her aoceptin' o mm, 4oo't. J?! U, CoU man. (if <lroon\ I Ho. freight , <?* * ji* on tin* lMedmont and N' ? ? r * I ? vru railway, ?1h*l Ip (Jreonvlllo rrhla\. of injuiie- h?- *u?taii>VMl ill the railroad v i I'm- ai I lei i < m w IH'H ho leaned l'?'i v> . i 1 to ? "iijia- aii ail hl'tike ami 'lest In - t- ? la ?A NotU'O of Mooting. Stale >1 South < 'a I'nUi.-i I * in * ? I! K< i - 1 1 , ? \\ \ . >? i- tt? ivl>\ unrn I'.tl llii'l'C! wv '?? . tti.-.-fi., the -n ? Uiioldoi - i < I t'iiii'.ii-u I '? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 u and l.i'.r.i Anmk'I ,;ii ..! ! In* director*. r??mu of l.<?aai ?\ > a \ "l I'.aiiK. ('a i inli 'it. J* C, ?'i I'lif >i ? llli'iT lolli i HUH . Ml i v ? i ?? A M l"i i r ilir purpo?o ? 1 1* * * " . ? ? I . .1 ? V h|\\ - I'll'! I i Ilia 'I I l'? ** I ' ll"- M lal Mi1' i i ? aiiil |. l ho 1 1 .llKai 1 it'll ??! ;mj i 'I . I |?t ?i\ : 10 I >11-1 lit'--. .1 S. I .iml-a> .1 l\ I .owl . I !. N Mr I >ow ei J. II. Clvhurn. I.. A Kirktand luM ril of I \?rpi 'i n I r r MASTER'S SALE. St it- a Si i i i i li < 'a roiinn C. niiiv of Kershaw Court uf IVinnion I'.ra i? .XI. Kennedy, Plaint ill . against < i : idrn Mule Companx. M. A. Cornier, ami Krai! IMlosplm le Company, 1 >ofemla ut -. I mlei ami hy virl no of a deeroo uf hi- honor. Mendel I.. Smith. of ? la t *? I In- Kith ilay of July. A. 1 >. llUH. 1 wiil i *11 Vr for sjilo t?> tlio highest bid der for eash at public niitcry, before I In ? Court 1 1 1 nisr door In Camden. S. C. witliin me IrmU hours of salo on tlic nrst Monday in Oetober noxt (l!)K?i iH'inir tlio 2nd day thereof, all that pieee. parrel ur tract of land in the Cit.v of Camden, County of Ker shaw and Stato aforesaid, fronting XYe-t m llroad Street of said city, ,i:nd known a- "L'.'luun Staihles". an. I hounded \"ith by p!'o|?oi'ty of XX'. J. 1 >nnn : Kast li\ property of T. .1. Ar rant- and Coodalc : South hy proper' v of Kiihanl Hallo: rnd West hy i'rotid Street. Said probity herein Ordered sold i- the same e? nveyod to ('aniden Mule Company hy x\". NX". Iluekahee. SlirrilV of Kershaw < '"Uiy v, and l>y snid Caimlen Mule Company eouveyivl to M. A. Condor. f. L. A. XX iuU.Av sky: Master. Sept. mh MlHi ? MASTER'S SALE. Stati* of South Carolina ( 'utility of Kershaw Court of. Common Pleas. ? John II. I'm Kit. Phiil.lt *7 against \V. !?. Shadhuru ;? 1 1? ' .1. Li >s Shad hum, trading uihI't the tirm name! ? >f Shadhuru Prothers. P.cnJ. P. j Cnimp Company and J,c\v'.?> Condor. j I >efendn lit s. I ndcr a ii< I I >y virtue of ;i decree of his lion* r, Mendel I.. Smith, of i In fi* j tin* l.'JIli day of .Inly, A. J ?. 15)10. 1 : will ofl'cr for sale to the highest Mil-: lie!* for cash :it public outcry, before i ilu* Coii'-t House door in Camden. S. , ( '.. within ill - legal hours of sale on! the Jir-* Monday in < >ctohcs# ne\i ' i 1!t|i|i b?*lng the "Jnd day tin-* if. all that rertain piece. pau-el *<r iol ofliitd.1 hing. being and >:ii;.iti in T 1 it* town >f ; Kershaw. County .?t' Kershaw. Stat-.' j aforesaid. fronting \*<?r i ? n Manon Street of said town :ifty fe??t and run ning back South one hundred a'nd six !\ ; Kill) feet to 1 ? ?? mvnr I ! > \ .lo'm W. Ingram. and honiuh-'4? to v- it : Nortii b\ >ani Marion. street: ?outh hv iot owned !>y .'John V*' In-; u'l'iiin ; Mast . |>y lot owned hy C. It. 1 C4??k. former \ of Mr- .1 >1 Hilton:} ;i'id West h\ lot of s. I ? Jardiier .Hid Camilla Sowell and * ???! I ?_ the >ani .? iot conveyed to L-mI- ''.aide:- l>\ Abintta Kce by deed dated May Pith. i!)Hl. .Mid recorded in the oi!nc <f Clerk of Court for Kershaw Count \ in !?.-ed l'.ookq V.Y.Y.. l'au'c L. A. Wiltkow sk,\ . M-ij>ter. Sept. 14th 11?lt>. SHERIFF'S SALE. State of South Carolina County of Kershaw Court of Common IMeas. Henry Savage and Ceo. T. Little, Plaint ill's. against K. A.^Vaughan. Kate Watts. Peruvian (iuano Corporation. I.eroy Springs and- C. J. Shannon. copartners in tm.de as Springs and Shannon, ^Southern Cotton oil Company, L. Sehenk and G. II. liauni. co-part ners in trade as L. Sehenk & Com pany, (Jus. Ilirseh, Jaeoh Hirseh and L. L. Block, co-partners in tmde as Hirseh Brothrs & Company, Phillip lioj'd Publishing Company. Defendants. I'nder and by "Virtue of a decree of his honor, Mendel L. Smith, of duteJ the 13th day of July. A. I). 11)1(1, I will offer for sale to the highest bid der for cash at public outcry, liefore the Court House door in Camden, S. ('., within the It gal hours of sale on the first Monday In Octol>er next (1016) being the 2nd day thereof, all that piece, par<vl or tract of land sit uated in the County of Kershaw, State of -South Carolina, -lying and being on SantUa'H Creek; <-oiibtining nineteen (19) acres, more or less, commencing at corner on Oum Tree on S. E. edge of Vaughnn's Mill i>ond ? running thence S. 44 30' E. five hundred and three (503) feet to a corner on pine tree, tbence 8. 00 30 fifteen hundred and forty six (1546) t^et to a stake corner, thence N. 1) 30 W. to comer in run of Ha id Sanders Creek, thence by the North .edge of Mill Pond to Joint of commencement ; bounded North by lands of R. L. Huckabee; East by lands of R. A. Vaughan ; and west by lands of Ross ; and South by lands of said Henry Savage and George T. Little. Also the right to back water on balance of said tract owned by Henry Savage And George T. Little as high as may 6e necessary by theraistag of the dam on said Sanders Creek. W. W. Huckabebe Sheriff Kershaw County. Sept. 14th 1016. - JAMES B. BAKER. James B. Baker of South Carolln; Is secretary of the Senate. He is i graduate of law from the Universlt; and was librarian of the Senate fo some time before beino elected m> secretary. will ? llt'lk, a whlto man About it l*i > w u* KIIU'il in < 'hwttoiileUI > diiiii v SahH'.lii.v liv tin unknown n?v an, who hits not htvn m ptmvd. Wnnil^DescriptiveFall nUUl) 0 Seed Cataog just issued, tells all about Crimson Clover, Alfalfa and all Grass and Clover Seeds for Fall Planting. Wood's Full Seed Catalog also gives full uiul complete infor mation uhout , Vegetable Seeds that can l>e planted to* advantage and profit In the late Summer und Fall. It Is altogether the most use ful und valuable Fall Seed Catalog Issued. Mailed free to Gardener*, Market Growers* and Farmers on request. Write for It. T.W.WOOD & SONS. SEEDSKEN, - Richmond, Va. COTTON v ^ ? ' 1 We are actively in the market ' for cotton this season, and will pay highest prices the market will permit. Show us your samples before you sell- -it will pay you to do so. -: SPRINGS & SHANNON The Store That Carries The Stock. United States Tires "R" Tread AT REDUCED PRICES 30 x 3 PLAIN TKKAD 8.55 NON SKID $8.95 30x3*a PLAIN TKKAI) 11.10 NON SKID 11.65 32x3*6 PLAIN TKEAD 12.75 NON SKID 13.40 33 v4 PLAIN TKKAD 18.20 NON SKID . 19.15 34 x4 PLAIN TKKAD 18.60 NON SKID 19.50 WK HAVE ONLY A LIMITED N1 MIIKK AT THE ABOVE PRICE. ACT QUICK ISEFOKE TIIEYAKE ALL (iONL. _ Lewis & Christmas, cash grocers A watch is intended to tell you the time of day. Unless it does this accurately it is worse than useless, for it is like the man you cannot depend upon. Many a man has twenty-five or thirty dollars tied up in a watch which is worthless when if he would invest a dollar or two for having it repaired he would get the full value of it. Often a watch which does not keep proper time needs regulating for which we make no charge. If ft needs re pairing our prices are more than reasonable/ and our work is guaranteed. G. L. BLACKWELL Jx o Jeweler and Optician ?x Camden, 3. C. y'