Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ttiriru, the French" "fflMeavd" ar having murdered a number >?on??\ l'"f} ?vfUHiMl to make ally ve?% i^i <?? the finding* <.f Mprt? ill liib ?'tl Sf>. ItUt asked permission tO t?X ;<iii:||c ,l"< um'",s ai,(l Wtfte hi* Ikrirt ration and I'etUlou For Charter. gulf of South Carolina, r,.un?y of Kershaw. To (he Secretary of Mutt*: The under, petitioners T. W. Ntarnes, jnv.sl deiit.-'W. I> (iHgMv. vl^ president. ; T. j Boss. fceeretary ?ud treasurer; ?n 0f BUtt*?' *- r- hy fh,H declaration are ds #lK>V?' uh't'll. The 1)9 UK' of till' plopOSed rarp* ruth"' wl?ich ,,u'v desire to form ig H'rt'it'.v < *?>r I i>n Warehouse To. The place at wl)it*h It proposes to have its pfiiK'ipul plgoe <>f business, or to be l> i.uuuey. s. c. The general liaiiire of ( he business which if pro JKKS(>; t.. do is for storing cotton and product The amount of the cap j,rtl siock to tic *2.000. payable within thlrt v day*. The number of shares In. ,,, which apltal stock Is t<? be dlv i< so, of the par value of $25 each Whciefohe, your jn'tlt loners pray that ,l" Sc. rcta ry of State dQ Issue to tbrui a commission authorising them (u OIK-I) hooks of subscription to the capita ) stock of the proposed corpora lion after 14 days public uotice In the CiiBdeu Chronicle, a newspaper pub il*Ml in I he county of Kershaw. And your petitioners will ever pray tjmi said Vharter be granted. T. W. stmiifs W. I). tjrlgsby T. J. Itosa. Sipptcluhcr \ 1^-0. Teacher's Examination. Thp fall teacher's examination will M held in the court hdttae "afTamden Friday. October 1st, 1020. This Is the flret examination to lie held under the now law requiring the State Bourd of Examiners to grade all papers and cer tificate all applicants who pass. The C. COULTON optometrist" Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted 1504 MAIN ST. (Up Stairs) COLUMBIA, S. C. A Good Ba 1 1 e ry Makes A Good Bell npHHSE Columbia Dry * Batteries ere aturdy package* of power espe cially for bells and btu Mfl. They have characteristic* peculiarly their 01 vantage* posst other aoorce of rent; They colt lut long; *sy ut>; not attached other circuhe, and lutely safe. Demand Colureb etery bat the home, $'? ara ord The New Shot No. power) u fy?d pai tee* at For Sale in Camden by Burns & Barrett Consolidated Auto Co. W. O. Hay Kershaw Motor Co. Mackey Mercantile Co. J. M. Stokes ' j Hoard of Fxa miners will require every | teacher to have a certificate either by j examination, pr by diploma. In view of this all tcaohers art* urged N? b*m? wheth er they have a valid certificate . Cer tificate* a Hi generally good for two years only. Teachers are scarce ami every one capable ami fitted to* teach are urged to qualify at Ud* e*au?lita 1 1 - ? ? Co. supt. Education, Nut Ire lo Debtor* ami Credl*^gL All parties indebted to the estatWhf M. O. Collins, deceased, are hereby notified to make paymcut to tbe under signed, and ail parties having claims against the said estate will present them duly attested within tbe time per* scribed by tin- law. A. It. Collins, Qualified Administrator, ruiinh'ii, s. c., September 2nd, 1020. Final Discharge Notice is hereby given tbat Ope month from thin date, on Friday, Octo ber 1st, 1020, 1 will make to tbe 1'rohate Court of Kershaw County my final re turn as Administrator of the estate of |C. H. Shaw, deceased, and on the same Klate I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administra tor. L 0. 8HAW. Camden. S. 0 m September 1st, 1920. Notice to City Water Consumer* Beginning with the bills due Oct.lst the minimum charge for water will be .$1 i>er month instead of 7ftc as here tofore, the rate remaining the same. Authorized by City Council In session Sept. 7th 1920. \V. K. AUred, Supt.. Water and I.ight I>ept. Final Discharge. Notice Is herby given that one month from this date, on Saturday, October 2? 1020, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final re turn as Guardian of John English Nelson he having attained his majority and on te same date I, will apply to the said Court for final discharge. from my trust ns said Guardian. OOKNKJJA MICKJjE. Conulen, S. C,, September 2, 1 020. . Final Discharge Notice Is hereby given that one month from this date, on Friday, September 24th, 1920, I will make to the Probate Court ^f Kershaw County my final re turn as Administratrix of tbe estate of Fannie MeoKS, deceased, and o,n the same date I will apply to the said court for a final discharge as said Adminls tratrir. .IWfSsiK H. KNGLISII, Administratrix, Estate of Fannie Meeks. Camden, S. C., August 22nd, 1920. TAX EXECUTIONS t+mler anil by vli'lure oi sundry tn\ executions to me directed I will sell in front of the court house in the City of Carodetl, S. 0., on the first Monday in October next; being the 4th day there of, the following property, to wit : One lot in the city of Camden and bounded on the north by Rachel Brown, East by Rachel Brown, South by Pub lic Square, and west by Rachel Brown, levied on -and to be sold as the property of C.C. Lowery for taxes 1919. ? Also. One house and lot in the City of Camden, S. C,, and bounded on the North by Julian Chapman, East by Willis Moseley, South by lot belonging to the City of Camden, and West by Market street. Levied on and to be sold as the property of Dibble Hunter fQr taxes 1919. Also. One lot in the city of Cam.dou, and bounded on the .north by Mrs. A. Karesh East by W. 8. Burnett, South by Tena Davis and West by Lyttleton street, levied upon hihK to be sold as the property of the estate of *V. W. Hug gins for taxes 1919. Also. Three lots and three buildings in the City of Camden, S. C., and bounded on the North by Washington and Atlanta road from Camden to Cheraw, East by J. II. Burns, South by Walter Smith, and West by Mill street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mrs. D. I). Parish, for taxes 1919. Also. ? .One lot and building in the City of Camden. S. C., and bounded on the North by F M. Zemp. East by I). M. McCaskill. South by La Fayette Avenue, and Went by Dr. W. B. Tur ner. Levied upon and to ls? sold as the property of S. H. Chewnlng for taxes 19T9. Also. One lot ami building in the city of Camden, S. C., and bounded on the North by Price Wilson, East by Broad street, South by Francis Hart, and Estate of John Meeks, and West by es tate of John Mocks. levied upon and tot be sold as the property of 11. E. Beat tie for taxes 1919. Also. One tract of land in Flat Rock Township, containing Twenty-seven acres, and bounded on the North by Eliza Brown, ' East by Mary Levy. South by estate of Fannie E. Creed, and West by R. A. McDowell. Levied upon and to be Hold as the property of Bin nolle Dnren for taxes 1919. Also. One tract of land In Flat Rock Township containing twenty. eight acres, a!"* bounded on the North by thn eKtatn -rf-Mk "tba Jones, East by Mary I^evy, Suath by estate of Fanuie E. Creed, and West by R. A. McDowell. levied upon and to be jtold as the property of Eliza Br??v u for taxes 1919. ^ Also. One lot and building in the town of It'aney, S. C., and bounded on tho North by T. <*. Sessions, East by Hall utreet, South by Main street and West tiy A". K. Rose. . levied upon and to be sold as the property of Morgan Perry and J. R. Abbott for taxes 1919. Also, Two lots 'in the town of Blauey, and! bounded oil the North by the. estate of YV. J. Mot toy, East by J, s. Ross, South by S.1A. I*. Railway, ami Wost by Mot ley a. ml Watson. levied upon ami to lie sold a a the nroport y of 1,. 11. K*??. sions for ta\e? 1010. Also. I One lot and building in tlm town of 1 Blauey And bounded on the North by Blauey Mercantile Couipauy, East by T. (J. Sessions, South by A. K. Roae uml Wejit by Church street. levied I up<)fn and to t?e told as the property *>f ! Sessions for taxes of 1010. ' . Also. v * Oho tract pf land in Wateree Town ship containing on? hundred acres and bounded on the North by H. II. Pitt- 1 wan. Kant by 8. 11. Ross, South by Gua! Kennedy, and West by T. Q. Sessions. 1 levied upon and to be sold as f>e pro- 1 perty of L. B. .Sessions for taxes 1010, Alto. One tract of land in Wateree Town shU>i oo?t?inlng forty-nine acre* ami bounded on the North by Eatat* of . J, W. Team, East by estate of A. B. Kel ly. South by Eeastly lands and West by est ale of j. w. Team. levied upon and to be sold as the property of the estate of Sainuel Rush for taxes 101ft, 1016, 1017, 1018 and 1010. Also. One traet of land In Wateree Town ship containing forty acres, and ''bound ed on the North by Kafe Harris, East hy Miekie and Burnett, South by Travis Reynold*, and West by J. R. linking. Levied upon and to he sold as the property of Alex Rotan, for taxes 1016 and 1017. Also. One tract of land Id Wateree Town ship containing one hundered and fifty acres and bounded on the North by J, C. Rollins estate, East, by J. C. Rollins estate, South by G. ,H. llinson, and West by B. M. Gerald, levied ujfion and to be sold as the property of T. G. Sessions for taxes 101ft. Also. One tract of land In Wateree Town ship containing one acre, and bounded on Nortrh by J. N. Jones?and East by J. N. Jones, South by S. A. L. Railway, and West by Stine Halle. Levied upon and to be sold as the property 'of Rev. A, 1>- Jackson for taxes 1010. Also. One tract of land In Wateree Town ship, containing seventy acres, and bounded on the North by L. A. Epnl, East by Tillman Rabon, South by J. L. Iljuson, aud West by A. W. llabon. Levied upon and to be sold as the prop erly of Mamie E. Smith for taxes 1018 and 1010. Also. One tract of land in Wateree Town ship, containing forty-eight acres, and bounded on the North by Estate Of Fannie Jackson, East ^by~A^Wt" Rqbon? South hy John A. K{*bon aud West by I laud* of i Ihii's. UrvW'?! upon and ???J lie sold ft (he property of Mamie E. Smith for taxes 1018-1010, A I. so. , One ii.,, i uf land In Walens- Town *, ?bip. (HuiuiuioK twouty three I^rvw.j ami tmunded oil the North )>,v Nelson ] I ?!;<????. K??t by J A. Ki?J>on. South by A. W. Rahon, Mini bV A \V II i j bb|?; levied upon and to bo aold us the property of uiu B. . Smith for taxe* 1018 mix) 1010. Also. One tract of land In Waterloo Town ship, containing six hundred and twen ty nine acres, aud bounded on the North hy the Instate of C, O. Wltte, East by J, Ii. Mlckle, South hy. Southern Power Company, aud WMt by Bauskett lauds, levied u|H>n and to Iho Hold a a the prop erty of l.ila $$. and Mamie 10. Siulth for taxes 1018 anU 1010. Alao. , One tract of land In \Vateree Town ship containing sixty-four ucrca, aud bounded ou the North hy J. K. and Mamie K, Siulth,- Eaat hy Southern Power Company, South by J. A. Rabon, Weat by Bauskett landg. levied u|k>u and to be sold as the property of LI la It. and Mamie E. Smith for taxes 101N and 1010. Also, One tract 'of land In Wateree Town ship, containing fifty-eight acres, and hounded on the North by Southern Power Company, East by A. li. Rabotl, South by A, B. Rabon, and Weat hy William Brauham. levied upon and to be sold as the property of Llla B. aud Matplo 19, Smith for taxes'. 1018 and 1010. Also, Oho tract of land In Wateree Town ship, containing fifty-five acres, and bounded on all sides by lands of South ern Power Company, lvevied ui>on and to he sold as the property of Mia B. and Mamie E. Smith for taxes 1018 and 1010. Also. One tract of land in Wateree Town ship, containing 07 acres, and bounded on the North by Gus Kennedy, East by J. M. Thornton, South by Calvin Brown aud Lix&ie Minis, and West by Jake Moore. Levied upon and to ho sold as the property of (Ins apd Rachel Brown for taxes 1018 and 1010. ? Also. One tract of land in Wateree Town ship, containing 100 acres and bound ed on the North hv Ou? and Rachel Brown, East by J. M. Thornton, South by Si 11. Ross, and the West by .lake Moore. Levied upon and to he sold as the proj>erty of Calvin Brown and Lizeie Minis for taxes 1010. Also. One tract of land in DeKalh town ship, containing 128 acreA, and bound ed on the North , by Cioff lands. East ' *?? Four for 2000 3000 5000 and 7000 pound ??rvlco. Kim option* ?J at (lira coal on *11 Friction-less ADDED power and lower fuel cost is an unfailing result of the Trans port method of reducing friction. Ex traordinary standards of accuracy in measurement, a more correct balancing of parts ? -better engineering ? -mean more perfect equalization of load and driving strains, and less liability of damage* The new Transport oiling system, together with Alemite high pressure lubrication, takes care of all wearing parts,' lessening work and saving the truck. These Transport safeguards mean less cost per ton mile. Over half the lubrication is permanently auto ma tic ? relieving you#of the work and insuring low power coh sumption. Come in and see the Transport. WEST MOTOR COMPANY by Tom Sinclair, South Ivy Tom Sin clair, West by Low-Is Spears. levied Upon an <1 hi be sold as .tjje properly of J. J. Workman for (axes 1010. <}, <V 'WKI.SH. $h<>rIfT Korsliinv Count v. P ? *. ' . '? ,;Z ? - ; ' . ? -f || n There is no economy in buying so?1 called bargains in tires offered at sensationally cheap priced when a well made tire delivers mileage at a considerably lower rate of cost* Add the time and trouble occasioned by frequent replacements and it is; fully apparent why tire users, seeking real mileage economy, are not attracted to very cheaply priced tires. .The popularity of Goodyear Tires, of the 30x3-, 30x3%- and 31x4-inch sizes, is based on the fact that they are built to deliver exceptional mileage at low cost and consistently do so. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, Dort or other car taking these sizes, go to your nearest Service Station for Goodyear Tires ? for true Goodyear mileage, value, economy. Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no more than the price you arc asked to pay for tube* of less merit ? why ri?k costly casings when ?uch sure protection is available? < A cjq 30*3'/^ sire /* wattrftr^fbag I 30 * 3 Vfc Goodyeiif Double-Cure )j'/) 'J 5Q Fabric, All -Weather Tread JL-J 30 * 3'/> Goodyear Single -Cure "I 50 Fabric, Anti-Skid Tread ^1