Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

GKJOIANS MAKE GAINS L llriliHli Outnumbered Cmu. " ?' to (Jivr (> round. .,riVit military muuhiue full motion along I he -Am lie ih? Al-ne river He<Xor l?e \ai:i\ ami Horry An JJae, and, umbered, the British ami v ? lioir are giving ground. to i lio (?crmuii ottk'ial . m liiiuictvuM towns and ii, lighting y.<|no ha>e I In- ent?iny and I ili'oud^ hate Ikhmi made 4 itM'lliajtS WOI'O l?ack (lie <|?? Vosle river. which tilio Aisne, aial a i had reached positions J?-i s l1-'1 ,.ml i i ii, 1 1 in- i In* \ esle * a lie,\ l?lM. ,.j? .-it-i \ ?* i- l?elng curried out ih< -'re; it?v?t rapidity for the hivrii ?*oiumand evidently is t' i ho fact that General . have l?eeu ivihhUhI to rapidly t?/ reinforce tho l.ritidi a ltd French, who llantly against tho ter ;i ml making \va ve u]h>ii enemy pay dearly in eas t IrniM'i lit ;iW i ll > n >?-i-w (\viiiiii y\ |irr>??*d , liifhtii'- va lit- l*'''" of r f..r \ or.v foot of ground thc.\ Iw ?? Utii lain ;0twi(ti-i Hiding tlio rapidity of tho V,. ;i u< t tho law4 numl>er of tho ?iu\ ini'^-Ninit it ? some unotlioiai ;ini;iit- phn-e tho numi>or of shook l.iiif at L'."> divisions, <>r about pi* ktil moil ? tho alliod front tui n been pierced. hut under ,iii^:,i> ha- I k?i 1 1 hack in |>or m.ii. and all tho time giving (M* ? tt'tl''" t Nr Willi -w.'h precision lias tiio retire ,?l Utii conducted t'hat both tho iii>li a 1 1 ? I tho French have been ,|t. to carry l?aok with them all of ?ir >iippliov mid trims or to destroy lew tlu*> wore not able to handle. At pro-?*iii it i- ii?|M>Kslhle geogrftphl lh r,. .lepiei tho oxtenf of Mie (ler ii ii uain-. but it wouUl seem evident iui the doi'i*'^! salient Mioy have ivcii i? iii tho region due oast of ill* ;ii? -in fi^rh t miles. Ait)i?'tiu'h thi* (ii't'iuans, for the mo ?n t .it 'ea-t. ^M-mingiy nro having ?i r * >\\ 1 1 \va\ "ii the southern part ? ?f ? line in I- '-ra nee. on the soetors Hill ii 1 1 .Montdidler and southwest of [j?r?? (!??> a i'e being sorely ha cussed Tin- A meriea n and Hritish and 'oil- Ii Si. iiih "f Ypiv- the enemy ni-eived H r?i u-.i-'f .ii the hands of the Hritish : ? a<t of I >i< kobuseh hike, nl. i > : lie ( icniiiins in an at - iUiii '.'I'ounil. Starting im al'li r the train un.v made, iml I'roiieh In 'pin eounter i ? i !'i > i 'bcr?' k li.t-l iiviiat" i . I'iti in It :.i' k.? i. :i ' riidoavor to wijH- out ?apt iiri ?.! -aiiont and Tuesday siu* i'?-lii| ii mpletHy nuilifyiim t'ho liM'iii > - ina ii?*ii \ er. which hail boon a "it: w i t h extremely heavy los< bV I! Ii' ill-' Italian thoater. the Ilalinns ."??pin:; up their otTensivo against ii-:r*ian- on various sectors in the lai!: ti'u'iiHi and aloti^ the lower ? t the IMa\'o river. At Cais? ?a' tin- Ailriatie coast, the Ital rated the onomv lines to a ? f aieie than 7."i<> .vuimIs. i m fli <-t <m I ..ii- ea-ua It ios. took ]irisoiiers i ii r? . i four trench mortars, 10 _ n:- -e\eral huiidrisl rifles * ; : ' ' ; f ? ? - of a nimiinit'ioii n ml V-'. _ .1 I ' < .< -riiM ti< have endeavored .in ;iir raid over i'aris. if 1 1 1 ;t i -I i i lies succeeded in -nbui'hs i>f Mm; French ? IroppiiiLr several bombs, defences kept I'heni f roil i oit.x itself. The ton# ranjre ? con tin lie fTT" Tiurl pro jec '!'? . : ? ? ; . 1 1 ? ? ha<* been carried out A nit i i'-:i ii Ik >? | ?ii a |n behind the ? , ? .??! in.ii i a I mien. Severn I .. < ! t'w i] >] h m 1 i it'ii i- t ln> Imspita I. :. !_(? \\ ;iv done. Ii is officially ? 'ill similar raid- ca rried -? liritUh lioopitnlv resulted ? . - in I ie- anions sick ami . ' . :na t Ii :.-h <-.i Mia It jes reported in \\ ? t k | \ I >ii Dot in an1 irivon M i~ .iL'aiiisi 077 tin- i?r** ! . _'!i! i nu in t lie \ iriii it \ <?f v. ;!! ma rk an epoch in t In1 i- American t roop> arc lb-re m an attack t hey !ir-i vi llaL'c ? ( 'ant iun.x ? - .i fln?rt ili?ffa ncc 1 1 1 ? r l !i M? ?: ! 'I i MitVerod severe ????it killed nf wounded a<sid '?ft behind them '_'<?(! men -? "-I", anions them two ofti Amcriean casua>ltic? wore ? i ? ? i The Gorman oilieial ? i !:? -co i ..?? taking of Aineri The report from Aniev ? i ' i r ' < ? f - . however. shows ?i ?siu^, one, in l'ieardy and ~ '? i!i'- I ,n iic\ 1 1 !c sOtTi.TT. 1 : i in 1 1 1 . .f .1 oh 1 1 1 { . Tin n ii p - ? ? - 1 1 a 1 1 1 . was closed. Pri !:<? manager refused to t f- 'in the hill of fare iie ih.- voluntary agreement ? i : . 1 1 -_r 1 1 ; i iii restaurants. I>e - H.'fo placed over the front ddii: and some of t lie crowd la ma; THTThT XV a: ?f'*d ; 1 1 1 < \ ! n re h> T. .1 Siuvrl. chief eon i.il'les made a raid oil w his the Itonnottsville uelgb d;i> mornim; and seized 'I'tnriiiL' Wesley. Steen. Wil ? ." id John Willie (Jui'-k. ? i liad jn-r tiiiisliod an eight '? i e in KlofOliee jail for I -oaky Shoe ?mi a "Leaky" Day ^Imi i .in Im- more annoying? \'iil it > dangerous, too. ? 5ui <>h' s<> easily remedied. ?Iim >t rp into my shop and have ? I" m made water-tight, and go on way rejoicing. C. C. WHITAKER KAIIJiOAI) KATKN KAISKI) I 3 CVnls IVr Mile for rafesrnjcrrh unci 1 25 Per Cent Intro*** on Freight. Washington. Miiy 'J7. - To umti xxage increases and higher cost* of coal and j other supplies this yon i". l?lrceU>r (irn [ oral McAdoo today oixlcml railroad i freight rates in tin* I tilted Stale* ! raised ?T? | k* i" conl. and passenger fa i t's Increased to throe cent* a tulle t'rom i t ho present basis of about two an<l i a half ivnts. ll is estimated I tin I I lie program uul ' hiinii betXXlVIl ami y.HHl, Mi.tHMi more rcvt'iiiits tu Hit- railroad* It hill the no\ I >eai ll represent* I ? \ far Ihc biggest rate lin-rcase in the hlstor.x of railroad* Kxaininat ion of IMrcctor (o iicral M< Adoo's older raising freight rates oil a basis of 'jr> j ?? ? r ' ecu I and passenger fares to three ?vnts a mile. and abol ishing U.ll lower intra State freight and passenger rates, indicated that the average Increase will be higher than ?Jo i>er eont. Many readjust un-nts win be made hv liir railroad administration, either on its o\yn initiative after receiving sug nest ions from >dilpi>ers and State or l< km I authorities, or l?.\ order of the Interstate commerce ?vjm mission, which has |h>vxci* to rex iew and modify tin* schedules. This will not prevent tho no xv rates from going ini^elVist. passenger fare.-, .lime lo and freight tarifts Juno for the commission to day gave it*1 approval to the rate or dor xxithout hearings. ? uc action \sa> perfunctor.x at.d is not iniended i.> cut off later complaints and hearings on t In in Sonic Automobile History. The first Now York -how was lu 19(H). Ill 1808 pa saline solO for l> nmh a Kill lull. Thi' first folll" c.v Under cai ? ??> brought out In 11KX). Ill 1S00 Ha I'll lllil A: Hailey ;i nnoUlle ed that thej would exhibit throuph out the couutrj ;i "horseless vehicle". Ill Jul.v, I N9*. tlif now- is ^ i von that, a plant would ho I ? 1 1 i 1 1 to turn out '"'one motor earriapv h week." (it'll. Nelson A .Milt'*. ( ' 1 1 : 1 1 1 > i ? ' \ M. ami John .tit cob A - 1 ? ? i xvere Ju Ipes of tho second automobile run to he bold iu this country. I* ls> hard to conceive that iu 1*90 f'?oic- were but four automobiles in tho Fulled States. Thomas A. Ftllson. the ??!?*? t rica I wizard, was the tlrst well-known Am eriean to prophesy that the automo bllo would revolutionize transporta tion. Nearly twenty-live years apo tie Is quoted in tho Now York World: "The horseless vehlelo is the eomiup wonder. Ten wars from turn we will be a bio to buy a horseless vehicle for what you would have to pay today for a wapoii and a pair of bor-es. The money spent iiTti.e upkeep of the horses will ho saved: A proat inven tion which facilitates oouiiuoree en riehos a country Just as much as a discovery of pold." Looking back ; from the pinnacle of 1918 automobile | development it must be a source of, Kroat satisfaction t?? know his predie- , tioii was conservative rather than radical. H. II Kohlsaat. one time owner of the Chicago Times-I lera id, was one! (>f the first public men in this eoun Iry t<? Interest himself in tin- auto-! mobile, and in the summer of 1895' offered prizes for the purpose of "pro motinp. encouraplnp and stimulating I the invention, (lev 'olopmont . iierfect ion j ami peneral adoption of the motor ve'j hide." Ho oll'cred prig's apprepat inir ! $Ti.(HHi. and the prize* were based on; the following: praeiieai construction.! "speed." ToelT ' conoini . uonora! ttp|?ea r- - a nee. In motors it was fij-^t sin^ie ? > .in i ili'K and then in <ii'vesv|, >u two. four, j .six. eij-'Ut. aJnd tvvoivV Stoc.v aikl \ alloys were substituted for baser met j a!s. JJeariiiL's wciv improved. 1 <iu'iis were simplified. Hofiiicincuts . were main In the niatter <<f bod.v . I? s i irn much has been done I nsight | ly bodies- pave w aj to niniet ri< a I | lines nio?t p'ea <dn l- and harmonious ? I 'plioisp-riii^ wa? imi?i'oved l)< pi ml abilitv became an assured fad The tiiM long distance four was] made fl'oiJi Cleveland to New York. It took from July 2S to AnniM 7. I The lir^t trans-continental run w.i^i not made until 1 !???'!. and took over two mouths, from Mav to .Inly I'd. The accounts of the first trials pive one a pood idea of the imperfections ! and crude desiirns that were common , in 1 s!i;, and 1*90. Leonard I ? . ?? 1 ? I . 1 1 1 ? I \Vait? i Si, vc.i , -on were haiiped iu the coiintv jail' vard at I 'alia-. Texa-. Frida.v f..i: i li.-i r ass.-i nil on a young woman in .lune. 191 7. I 'odd. in a final effort to d> feat 1 1 m ? hnmriua n. took poison todav < during religious ^-rv ices Held for the condemned men He was discovered. 1 however, and prompt action of phy sician-* prolong his life until hi- paid! the pciiiltv for 1 1 i s crime WINTHROP COIXFC.F Fxamiiiat ion For Vacant Scholarships To Be Held Friday July 51 h. The examination for the award of ^ vacant schola r-hips in Winthrop < "< ? I - 1 "lope aTTH frrr ? rhr ? rrdtn i ?'?* ion ? u ? ? no>v_. students will l>e hold at tho County Court Mouse ?nt Frida.v. .Inly "? at 9 a. in . ami also on Saturday Julv at 9 a. m. for tho.se who wish to' make up b\ examinations additional units required for full admission to the Freshman Cla-s of this institu tion. The examination on Saturday. July (J. w ill l?e used oni.v for makinp admission units The -cluda rships will 1m- awarded upon the examination held on Friday Jul.v ."? Applicants must not be less than sixteen years of ape. When sehola r?hips are va cant after Jul.v iliev will be awnrd et| to i ho-e makiiiL' the highest aver aye at thi- examination, provided they meet the condition*. _'ovcminp thy award. A|n?IU*ant>* for -*nolar >Hips should write to l'resid* nt John son for <*duda r>ihip examination blanks. Thes?? blanks. proj?erly tilled out by the applb'nnt. -houhl be tiloi vsitb President Johnson by Julv 1st.. Schola rshljrs are worth ?l<Xi and free tuition. The next .session will open SeptemlMM* IX, 19lv l'or fur ther information and catalogue, ad dress I'resiflent l> F. Johuson. Hock Hill. S. C.- adv. Charlie Watson. a I'nlluiau porter from Fort Worth. 'IVxns, while at t<Mn | >t i iiu to boa r<l U;*> otwoli <?n an <Mtipt v ><?ii(hlx>uiul train, fell (tenon th the wheels and ha?l hl> le? severed Vt'-t Ik'Icw i li?* Kiun' Momla \ inoiuin^. a t Clinton LEGAL ADVERTISING. t M.a i N M m , S l'. Mav 'Jo. IPls Naldtur\ Water Analysis No. IWJi ? ?I wain 1 e* vi ved Mas "J." t . Ihls I rom Mi .1 \N WiNnii, I lea It h (HHii'I-, ( >i (id !? it , S I Maikt-tl No Stand |.i|K i No '?ample - ul uti i 1 1 i'i I I .. i i Item lea I aha l\ - 1 *?. i l.iHitCKil Kaoterla! iinli* ? 1 1 i*?n> <>f contaminations Negative Kfin.t rU.H Ana l,\ <??>? Indieiile water i ? ? ? " lift- fr?uu cout annual Ion Ue-|uvt fully nl >in i t inl. I\ l!. Parker M l? < ii.i i It-^lt.'i.. S i'., Mav IHls Siiuua r> < Water Analysis Nt?. IDL'O <?f water rt'ft'l \'4 ?? I May MMV Prom Mi .1 W. Wil-oii. I It-all h ( HMwr. ('aiudeii. S. marked No. I Spigot. (No sample submitted for ehemWal ana ly>U. i Itaetcrial Aiial.\>U: lUifti'i'lal iinli ration- of toiitainiiiat ions Negative. Keimirk* : Aiia-lyM'x indii'afe \vater t?? in lire from o'litamhia lion l{e<?ptvl fully submitted. I I. Parker. M l? Not irt? to Debtors and (Ywlllor^, All pa it i*"- indebted (o tin' estate t'l Kuvm II A. ln^rim. detvased. art1 here in iiotitii'tl t<> uiakf pa \ uifiit to tlx' undersigned. and all partlos. if any. Iiavim; elaiuis against tin* said estate will prf.MMit them tlnl,\ atU'xtod within tin- time pri'st'iilK'tl l?y law. tiKOltCK W. NOWKl.l.. MK11AM < 'ASTON liM't utoiN Instate of UussHI A Ingram ('iinnltii. S. i". Mav 'J^tli. I!UK NOTICE (II fcl.KCTION Stalf of Soiit h ( "a i>>lina I'oiinl.v of Kershaw A |H'iiiion having hern tiled with ilir County Hoard of Kdiiratlon. signed li.\ at lea-t < 'lit' tliinl of t he resident freeholders of tin* age of twenty one u'.ifs of Cassati Sohooi I ? i - 1 rit-t No. 1. asking for an c'lettion to he held lo determine whether an additional sjM'fial lf\\ of two i 'J i mills shall In1 made on t ho property in said | )is lii"t for v,||, it. I purposes and the ( 'oiint \ 'J'x?inl of laim-a t ion having ^ranted said |>etition. notice is here hy given thai an elti-t ion for said purpose w ill he hold at ('assatt S?*hoo| House on Friday .luin' Hit* 1 Ith. l'.lls. Foils to opt-ii at s a. in. and elo-e at I i> in only tpialiticd eleetor- re sidiiiL' in lite hi-t'rirt presenting their i a i ion rertilieatos and tax re reipts will l't? allowed to voir Flee t ion will I i* I in *t ?*t| a- a general fieri toil i ?- iT\ui;i;ni k k \\ 'I' MAVIS. I I Tni'iri'. ( a --at t I V ? I i in u. dis( ii \K(.i; 1 1 ; i \ ?ii'_: made mv liiial return as A ? ! in i n i-t i 1 1 ri \ of iiu- e-liiie of Kdgar S VatlX. dci e.tNi'd. not iii' N- herehv ?_'i\on that oin nioiiMi from this datr. n. 1 1 1 1 r I \ on tlir jsth day ot .lutii'. 1IHS. ;it 1 1 -n i In i o'clock A M I will appl.v to thr I'rohair .hid-'" f ? ? i Krr>haw ('mi i\ for a linal di-<-ha r_'r f:oin ni> Iiu-' a - -ii'li A- 1 in in i-t la I ri \ . A I I ??'.! I '.KSI .V Ad mill i-t ra 1 1 \ Ailniinisl rat ri \ (vnm Tr-ta niriit o Annr\o ? ' . 1 1 1 1 ? I r ; . . S (V. _'s da \ of Ma\ l'.?|s TAX EXECUTIONS I 1 1' In .Hi' I it\ \ ill iir of \;ir;oii-? i .1 \ i?stied l?y I ' ,\1 M<*( ':iskil I. ? "??nut v Treasurer. and ? I i r? ?t*t ? m I ! ? < the Sheriff >>1' Ker-haxx < "? ui 1 1 1 > I have i? \ i i 1 npvit tin- irai-r* of land l.eioxx de.-?i i iiifii all .situate in Ker*haw Conn t .x . S i'. and will ? ? 11 ? ? i i Ik- same for sail* mi front of the Coiirl House dour in ( 'a unli'ii. S ilti rintr tin- leiral iioiir^ <>f - : i , * ? oh tlx* J i r- : .Mmdax in .) 1 1 1 ? IHIS l.i'inu 1 1 1 1 1 llni'l 1 1 : i \ 1 lie re "f I lol. jn-.| north of t i ?? - ( ' i I V i i 1 1 1 i t - of t 'a 1 1 m t* ? 1 1 . in Si'houl 1'Ntriet .N i 1, I ?? ? 1 1 1 1 ? I < ?< | Nor 1 1 1 1?\ lainls of A I i ? t ? J'.ox kin: l-'a-l 1.> land of Knfn,- <>'a>kin: South l?\ laii'K of J'ho- ('antex ami 1 1 \ hum*, of Aliir I'.oxkin l.e\ : . i .ipoii. ;i!nl to he sold ;iv the | ?r? ?| ? i-riv of Tahitha i ?? for tin- \ ? ?;i i - i ?. ? i*r? i! .i mi i; - A LSI ) < 'in- ' >t of land and three l'iiildiii;_'> i < ' i I \ of t'annlen. fronting 1 To feet , \u-i "ii Mi. I Stn-et :i 1 1 1-111 width to a dopilt of ;;<i7 feet. hounded north 1 ? \ I ? 1 1 ? 1 1 1 1 ?' "t M nl;-'onn r.x : ea*t l?> 1 ).|o|m rt \ formerly of llenrx Savage ; ! nili 1.\ !.<r formerly of 1011a ?. Work man; w ??>' ' I'.x .Mil! Street Levied il|i<i:i . i r ? i'o|?ert\ of SI 1 1. 1 1 : ot in ? r.- for :,i\r> for l'.UU A LSi i < Mie ;ot and hllildili^ ill < it x of Camden. hounded north h.x lot of .Jen kin*'. ea*d hy T. Arrunts. south M Tin is. I>uron and we?*t l?y Itroad >tr?"'. Levied upon and to be M?ld as the I >r. >|n-rt x rrj Tan i i!e I ien Mm ? f"i' ? I. C. HOUGH, Sheriff Ker?h:ix\ County. I .m.i \ it;, mis. I'INAL I)IS( ||\K(.L Noli,-.- i- hereby ^'iveu that one month from this date, on Friday. .Tune 7th. 1H1S I xx ill inaki- to the Pro hate Court of Korshaxx C<?unty my Una i return n< Kxoeutrix of the e ? fate of .1 S. Trantham. deceased, :.ml oi tin- same date I xxill <- > y t" | the %aid Court for ;i tinal diwhn r^; from mx tru^t a* -aid K.xeetttri\ CAKIJli: !?: TIL\ NTHAM. F.xeeut : \. ? .1 Ifeh li. s. C Ma> it! Ii mis. .ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ! All JKirfies indebted |o The estate | of I Ce . 1 1 m ? 1 1 W.mmI. dei -?'a ?ed. are h*?rf I 1>\ notified to make imunin-t to the | undersigned, and all partis. if any. j having ehtitn* against the mid esl at- will [in^nt them duix attested within the time |?n*ferllH!?l h.x l?xx T< ?.M WtKlJi. Admini-f ratoi. Camden. S C, Max 17fh, 15>lv. HKHMIUOK miii \F\YS Mill Ixtsts Two Vwluttlile Kiuulo)ty> r?kr?i in Sdttllu* Draft, I .. i t 'ii in ? Ifii. ?? (', May .'III Mav Flid.i* ni^ht. the selmol tlilUiru ijave J 1 1 I ? ?n ? I \ < f la "A I ( ? ?~i? I Mvani", ll wii> iiist .is iwi'ii a*, isiii'ti l ?? ? ami most ? r.ditalde. I. \Mle Samlri-v ? pla>ed tin- part of I itlh the I lo.sl splemlidl.v '|\ie p. hi .'I i lie 1 l '?i 1 1 > oueeu wa- | m >i-( ra > ed l?\ riies , it'll*' 1 1 ? *i I . I it -k ii i Iw 1 1 1 > ma.lt' a ; t *n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lit l It * 1 1 1 1 \ ?> Mj Thiinih w ) t ? ? t '^uitlttl 1 ii ilt? I C 1 1>(? i liroii^'h lit-r iitilt' llosehud. V.-liii' (Sard i n 'i was xii s\\ eel , t nit' iii^i wanted in hu_' hoi 'I'lif iJivat i i i a 1 1 1 CorpM was a is,, pivs.-ut Airs I'airlfs, lovely , i'iw'\ .mil viuii'v flvt's all attended ilit* ' creen I t.v ret pies i w,? win i?'jK>at t Ills I Friday night. 1 Tin' I 'nril Kixiiii einplov t't's present jvetl Mi Fred Still, former uvt'iMii j of this 1 1 ?? kin w lio Iffi fur ( 'a nip .laifk I sun Naturdav with :i safely I'd/or and a etiuifoi'i kit. as a man I festal ion of their ii ?'ar<l aiitl friendship Although Mr. Still had lieeiuliore hut two months lie had \\<?ti a warm phttv in ma 1 1 y a lieai i 1 1 ? ?t ? ? 1 1 ! \ in bis ow n room hut in tJi? whole village. lie is n voting man >f e \i 'I'pt itiiia I ahllitv ami held ii UK'-l re?-|Ki||*ll?|e |H>*itioll. I'verv bodv i. -.:ieltei| to have him leave hill sent It; m oiY Willi man v L'ood wishes ( Wi teirivl 1 1 1 1 >.s t deeplv the toss ot Mr. .1 inline ?h?odale. mir mosi e|Jl fient I till ?? I lei U who left this week t": ? .i m j ? .luekson. We le.illv feel as I hi i we ean't yei along wilhoill III in I' present. Ills pi .sit ion will he .'Hole halt hard to till. ' Mi-s Svtiii Adams daughter of Mr. ?. N Adams, was sHeeted l>\ Ml-s . .?m i> - ? *? ? ' Final IHsrliarKe ami Nolirr to Drblors. J NoLl' t' is herehv given that one i month from this dale, oil lridav, Mav | .".1st. I!M\ 1 will illlike to the Probate) Court of Kershaw County my tliuil re 1 turn as Administrator of live estate of Mrs. Dean Imitllli. deeeilsetl. and on I lie same dale I w ill appl.v to the ssaitl Court for a tinal diseharge its said Adiiiiuist rattir. All parties, if any. having elainis against this- estate will present them ? | ii | \ attested on or hetore that dale or In forever harntl. \V. C. T WITTY. Administrator j Camden. S i' May -J. 11US. FINAL 1)ISCH\K(.F. N'oiiee is herehv given thai one. month from this dale, on Frhlav .luuej 11th l'.ils. I will make to the Pro hate Court of Kershaw County mj tinal return as Adininist ra tor of the. Cytale of Margaret .1. Holland, de- ' eeast'd. and on the same date I will appl.v to the said Court for a tinal d i**e 1 1 . i r ire as said Administrator ISAAC I' IIOI-I.ANH. Adinin ist ra lor < "a in S. ( . .Ma v Nth. IPls. PROBATE COURT SALE Stat ? . 1"* Suiil ii ( 'a r.dina . t ? ttnij of Kershaw In (lie i ?f I ' i ? ?l >;i 1 1 Il'-ii.i Meek a> Administratrix of lln ? ?)..!?? of John I] Mt'l'k. ilti'CJlM'il, , IMaint ill'. a ?':i i 1 1 ?1 ; < 'i:i i"* ? 1 1 ? - 1! Meek. .1 ? ? n i i i ? ' I' Meek. .M inuta lliih Meek. en\Viih .Meek. .1 i'lii tn i?? I. .Meek.' Mil. la .M. Mivk. ilalii.' 1! Mock.; II I S? *li |i ?-! hi r aii'l Joseph She I M'l'Tl I M'feiida ii I - i iiilcr .iinl l.j \ il l in ? ?.f a de.ree , ; : i the above ? :i-.* hearing date April lMh. IPlv I will . >ll'.r To i >a!?* !<> lit.- liijih.'^l I >i<l< 1?t in front of tin* j Court 1 1 ? us.' .luor in tin' .'iij of Cam , den. I'ountj "f Ker?d,aw* aii'l Slate ' Soiilli ( "a ii'liii.i. ? 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 I he I.-jtji I } i ? -ii i ? ; of sale "U Hi.- lirsl .M . ? 1 1 ? I : i j in .1 ??in**, l ! ? i s. i??*i iiir ill.- ::ni daj tki'ir ! ?? [In- f.?l!.?\\ in-.' <|o?> i ilx'.l r.-itl <? \f licit lot ??f la iii roi't of t in > i'.ij of Cain.l.'ii iii tin- .'ouiiij of l\"r-liaw in iii.- State of South Cai" ami li.'i\ iii.' a frontage on Clnir. it ? ?! r.fl of on.' liumlr.'.l tliirtj two i I - .'I . I Ii i rt j nine . .'!!? ) f.'.'t ofi I lit' , ? 't tli. tii etui of i in- x a i ? I frontage < \l<'inl< l.a.-k ea<twardlj of a uniform; wi.lt it of Thirtj Nine ?.".!?! feet lo i .l.'iiili of Two || 1 1 1 1 ' ] re. | SiMj Four i ._'(?ti feet, half waj of said ??|Uare I lirt j Thr.e i of the southern j e'i.i of said lot extend* l.a.-k ea-fwar<i of ,i uniform width of Thirlj Three j i.'uli feet to a depth of Two lluii CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears tho Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTQR IA Exact Copy of Wrapper. -lie, I S I \ t\ CJ(U i feet, half way of said Mpiare. The remaining in i?l?l l?* jm r I it'll of ? ; i i ? 1 fnnilJiK*' of said lot. Si\t\ ((KM feet. extends hack east wurdly of a uniform width of Sixty itiui fori to a ? l<*i >t 1 1 of Three Iluu ilml Sixty Nino (,'Utth fret. Said lot ik Wounded on thi- north hy prop irty formerly of W. .1 Dunn, IV II Witt kd\\ sky and others. now of A .1 Meat tie. on the oast h.v property formerly of W. .1. l>unn and 1'. .11. Wlttkowsky. now of A. .1. Healtio, and pro|M*rly of W. .1 Munn and I.. A Wit t k<?S\ sU \ . and h\ p rop? ? r I \ of ^aid John 11. Meek, on the ^oiitli hy property of John I!. Meek and others, and on t he west h\ Church street Ti'mi- of ^ale cash -Purchaser to I i \ for paper**. w i. M.-i ?( ?\\ i : i .i .. ?I udu<* of Prohate Kershaw C-ount?\. Camden. S. Ma\ i'th. PUS. P R O B ATE COURT SALE S; a lr of Soul h < 'a r< ?! i na . ( oiint \ of Ker>haw I it T'no I 'rohalo Court II A Kahon. 1 >a nuii- Kahon. a*> Ad iiiiuixt ra lers of the estate of A \N . Kalxiii. d?'ir;i>('c|. and i nd i \ idua li \ . i I ' ! a iut ill ^ against William Kahon. .liminii* Kahon. Min -?nil' H-H-'iold. .Ma^uif I { a I ?oli . 1 a I d I e Kahon, 1 tannic Kahon, la nn ie Tori I. Leoua ril Kahon. Leslie Kahon. < ? ? * r triiito Kahou. l-'.va Kahon. Alice K.i hon. Ileiir\ Kahon. Anna P.elle Ka l">n and Katie KaT?on, I ?et eiii hi nt >. I U'le! Mild h\ \ i I" 1 1 1 1 ? o| ,i dee Ice <-f ! lie Prohate Court for Kershaw CoiilitV ill ! lie aho\e elltilleil action. 1 will olTer for sale at puhli-- oiit<*r> hefofe the t'oltri I lollse door in'f'atn deu. S C. lo (he Inches) Idihler. with in the 1 1 "_'.i i hour- of sale, on the first .Moiida \ iii .lime ne\I. Ikmiii; I he .'!rd ? 1 . 1 \ I he I'ei ?l . I he follow illU' described i r.u i v of land . ? All that iraei eontainiiu: in tin a .'resale 17 1 acres. more m less, in i he Stale and County above m-i forth . 1 1 . ? I on the Western *? i i h ? of* the Wat ii'ee Kivcr about PJ utiles from tin* * * i I > of Cainden. eo!iiposi??| i.f I hi* fo| ???wiui: pa reels; <?ue tract eojit.i Initio one hundred lift \ i I ?">' ? i acres, limre ?.i ><?--. and houlideil oil i he North h> lands of HaiisUett formerly of .1 K Sniilli Mini .1 A Kabnn. Soinli hy I.iikI of A l'> Kabon ami (lie piddle roa I a i ii I mn\ or formerly of Austin Ar !??? lvr?*. l'.a?t 1 ' \ la ml of J. A Uaboii. South b\ plantation ro.nl ami b\ liimK of l? II I la\ on. ami on t ho West l.\ la ml of A \\ . Kabon. Also one other truot oontainiim twelve t I ? aoiv*. more or less, ami hounded on t ho North 1 ? v land of .las A Ha hoi i on the l!a*?l by Caimlen Koad on the South by Smyrna roatl ami on tne Ui-.i 1 1 \ lands of .binms A. Kalwui. I'h> ^inl traei of laml is ryvured lii in- 'i I ua je Im-I'I 1 1 \ I'.xa Kabon Raid three pai'ee|s |,i |.e ; | 1 i sohl as olie I rai l . All t iia i I i a ei of I.iikI e.?nl a i liiliU M I t notes. inon; *i le-s. in the State and ("oiiniv abo\e set forth. lyin^j on the South side of the mini from |{|<l<;o was to ( '.nation. hen m led a> follows: North I ? \ sali I road. South ami Ku?l I ? \ lamls of Mairirle Kabon ami on the Wi'vi hv lamls fotinerlv of the ' estate of A \V Kabon ami b\ pa reel a b??t tei I to Aliee ILlbon by wax of "lower ill the estate lands of A W. Kabon. i h ?? -i ;i vim I All that panel < mila iuiii^ "Jo aeres ~oTi TTTe I !a <-? i ? It* ? of ? ( 'a inilen ? I ,011;: i own IIo.nl. hounded North ami Kasl b\ land* of Smith. South 1 1 \ lamls of l',?l I '.a rlii'hl \\ es( h> t lie i 'a III 'h i i I .onflow 1 1 Koad. All that parrel font. lining b ai'tes, i no re or !e--s on the Western side of tin- ( 'a union l.onirtowii Ko.nl. Iinllllil i ?> I North bv lamls of Kiehard \\ I. l!a?t b\ the saiil load. South bv lands of .1 I.. Iliiisoii. foruieilx Wllltnm K.rbon. \V'*?*?t b> binds of \\'ifn| and .1 1,. Ilinsoti. A j>ortion o| xjinl | >'i i*i 'i ? I of laml is suhjeet to a iease in the life ami in favor of 1 "lieu 1\ 1 1 \ and a portion of the same fo a lease to I lie Farmer's ( nioii for i pe r i i h I of 11 yea rs Ternn of s;i'e cash An\ one do -iritis io bill ;it sai'l sale sha II j first deposit with the Probate Judge,, a eert i I led ehei l? or eadl for Hot thai S 1 1 K l , < M i as an e\ ulom-e of ???od l .i i f 1 1 \\ i.. M. i )u\vi:kl. , Probate JudiTe for Kerdiaw C-oiiuty. j < 'annh ii. S. May 1 ftli, 1018. INSURANCE! INSURANCE! When in need of any kind of insurance call on us. We can write it for you in good, strong and liberal Companies, at lowest possible rates obtainable. HOW ABOUT THAT HAIL INSURANCE? Are you going to be ^covered when the first hail storm arrives? Or are you going to suffer the loss which is almost certain to occur? Call on us and let us cover your crops for you in the Hartford Fire Insurance Co.. one of the oldest and most reliable companies in the I'nited States. AUTOMOBILES INSURED against loss or damage* by fire, arising from any cause whatsoever: theft, robbery or pilferage; tornado or cyclone; earthquake; lightning; hail, flood and explosion, all under one policy at the following rates: Models lising $2500 or over 1 per cent. Models listing $1000 to $2500 i 1-2 per cent. Models listing under $1000 2 per cent. Klectric ears, all models :?-! per cent. Remember us when in need of any kind of insurance. THE CAMDEN LOAN & REALTY COMPANY 1015 1-2 Broad St J. LOCKWOOD MURPHY. Mgr. CAMDEN. S. C.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 31, 1918, Image 3