The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 12, 1920, Image 12
B?dly Hurt k> Auto Wreck.
A young white man Iii company
with three other ?oen w aa badly In
Sunday nl|bt <>n t he Dti)lnftoo
road about Hght miles oast of Camden
wle'ii l be uuto la which be wax riding
went into h ditch. It wiim at ftrtt
thought bin neck wan broken. The man
was ca rried to ltl>diopvlll" and w^ bavy
?lot heard w bit t was the < ?ut<-? of
tiiit iujurb's. n? was attempting to
pans a ear driven by a Mr. McCoy when
Mw accident ba |ip< immI Partis
th* accident state that the foiir ihmi
In I In* wpvked dfr liad drinking
and this doubtless account* for th?
accident,
EXECUTION 8AUi
Hta'?* of Houfjt Carolina
county <>f Koirahaw
( In the. Court of Common pleas i
I,. 10. Ki.I' v. Plaintiff
?- ----- : against
W. It. lloUKh and H. L, ??u?gory,
^ w Defendant*
Ctul*r and b.s virtue pf a writ of IX*
Million to mi' dlr'vti-d in t b?* above
entitled action in purauance of .which
I have b'\ I'd upon tin-' trfiet <?r land
-herein aftey inscribed, subject to tin
lien of fh<* judgement In said action I
~"wlll offer for sale at publio outcry be-;
fore the Court House door in Camden,
South (Carolina oil Sales I>ay in Decem
ber next, being the sixth day thereof,
within the bgal hour* of sale, all that
piece, panel or lot of land altuated,
lying and being In the State of South
-Carolina and County of Kershaw, con
'talnlng 2.'U 1 acres, as shown by plat
of 1(. W. Mcechaui. surveyor, the said
tract ofjlaud having boon formerly a
port Ion of tin- cstuP' of Moses . HuUgh.
deceased and being bound ax follows:
north by binds of \V. H, Mangum. cast
i >y lands of It. Ir, llough, known as
tract No. 8 of Paid estate, south by
lt*Hl Onk Camp Creek anil west by
in lid-- of Oacar stogner."J
Terms of sale; OASH.
? ru c. wklsii.
Sheriff of K<'rshaw County.
l>a.tc: November 11th, 1020.
PREPARE FOR "FLU"
Is Doctors' Advice
?Avoid Influenza by keeping the liver
ami kidney. x in perfect condition.
Thes?* organs curry oft the impur
of the system. If they do not
function properly, InHuen/a or oth?r
diseases nr?' liable to arise.
DR. HILTON'S LIFE
for I In- liver and kidneys will' nir
r<'ct the disorders of Unssu organs, j
rid you of eonxt'pation. Indigestion j
mid biliousness-.
For treating lnlliieUKu we re?*?un- |
mrnd Murray's llorehound. Mullein
ami Tin: in euiijunetlon with I>r. Mil
ton's Life.
Yt>U i' druggist will supply you with
1 1 1 remedies. It' you arc not fully
satUlh'd with r?'sul'.x, he is instruct
?*d to refund ><?ur nion?*y.
Manufactured- h.v
MURRAY DRUG COMPANY
COLl'.HlilA, S. Cr?~
VITAL STATISTICS.
Number *of Death* and Birth*
Registered for Past Month.
Illrltis in Camden.
Sept. 1. Hoy to Mr. hiuI Mlv, W, H.
A II red
Kept. -H*?y to Mr, Niid Mn. W, II
A lluil
S*4?t. l.-~Ho> U? Miv iiii'l Mr*. Hand
o|?U w KirklMlltl
lk>jil, 5. Ulrl (0 Mr. uiul Mr*. K. M.
I ';i h in
s> |d , I : ?> 'n Juiui't w ml ei.ir.v
K- IV>
S?'pt. 7. (flrl it) Mr. noil Mrs I. like
,\i 1 \V IUM II.
Sept, 8. Hoy lo ltolM-'i'i ami Kline
, Sept. K, Hoy to , lolls HU'l Julia
, Si t il flWii,
i. Sept. 0. Hoy lo l.?'\\'N uiid Mofiio
. \\ l,i(.v
i Sept, II.- (Jlrl to Mr. him! Mis. FJot.
'eljer .1. Tldwell.
' Sept. II,- (Jlrl |o H'U Mini I Mil i)t
I ?a vl
Sfjit. rj. < ; ? ri i.i Mi . and Mr*. (
I j juu'l Dixon
Sept. 12. (Jlr> to David and Nannie
, I 'nglish.
i s?'pi. rj. 01 t*l (i? Obnilif unci Mot
IUl1* June.
Sept, I >1 . - ll?>\ i?? Mr. Hint Mrti, Al??*
?:. n?ddi<k.
Sept. II, ? Boy to Mr. uinl Mm.
j I In niy .1 . Hlnnop.
j ?Sf?pt. 10. <3(rl i<> Mr, and Mrs, Wal
liu'c w. Horton.
i s<pt 10. M<>\ i" t 'Imp ami DrMa
K lio.X,
Sept. 18.- Hoy. to W'HHe and Ha'lie
DijHoho.
Sept. 2r? -Hoy lo DpKtth' and l?unra<
Fur man. 1
Sept. 27. (Jlrl lo MaUult ami Hettio
(?rlffen.
I Sept. 20. ( ? | i*l in Mr. Uinl Mrs.
Lewis 1,. Young- #j
Itirths in DfKulb Township,
Aug. 2. Hoy i<> CharTc-a and \\uvm
WlUt-ttltt-!.
Aug. in. Hoy lo lluykhi find l.otfcie
W :1 Hants.
Aug. 20. .(Jlrl lo \. 11. and .Maria
?whatn.
Vug. 2."?. Hoy to ll^nry and flattie
Anderson.
Aiii;. 2?V Girl to James and Mai'y
i Aiisl in. f .
' Aim,- Hoy io Levi and *5Ua Haw
kins.
? Sept. :{. <;irl lo Mr. and Mrs.
I.ownian Polsa.
' Sept. 4. ? 'C31 14 to Shadriek ami Mary
. Murphy.
Deaths in Camden.
Auk. 0. ? Died, John Wesley itrooks.
Aug. ". Died, Martha Carter.
, Sept. 16.- -Died, Sumler Flicks.
1 Sept. 17.-? Died, Jimmic Hrlsbanc
j Deaths In DeKalb Township
I Aug. 11. Di?Nl. Mr Arthur ('. Don
ton.
i Aug. J't.? Died, Mrs. Susan Myvanna
j Sji uders.
' Au>r. 1!!.? Died, Laura Davis.
A use. 10.? Died, Jltumie Stewart. Jr.
Sept. ? Died, Margaret Aiken.
Sept. ?. ? Died, Starling pa it lu<r.
Sept. Died, John Reynolds.
Sept. i.'?,.: ? Died. Martha Drown.
S?'pt. 15. - Died, Eliza Deas.
S'"pt. lil! Died Elijah Jenkins.
Sepi; \Dikii. Mm. tiertrodc f I ? ?l -
I la ml. \
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One of the l.argcst land deals ever
1 consummated in Nebraska was that of
' Mary W. Ilea, who recently took title
to 1,400 ai res of rich land at a eo<t of
$,">00,000.
HAL SCARBOROUGH KILLED
| Five Other Young Men Injured lit Auto
utohll* Wfek.
I ?
n.?l s. m -l.-irnnali. Mgetf tu < nl.v "ur
! U1U.I 4 mQU of UW litl" 1-ttpl,
I Harry W. Nea rlmrough. Atlantic
! J. trio i'nndjiif"tflfr;" who sud
; . I ? 1 1 ' v ?.i? hi v ii j?iii, id Iteiu'ni. about
a month wm Wiled mimI five othwr
i young men m?uy or le*s seriously
J wImmi rt big. bitflepoWred car
which lli'.v wrc riding overturned,
on Jjic I ?a i llusion n-ad near 1*0$ Dec
fnlr grounds Jute Tuesday afternoon.
The Injured an- Manning Saunders.
J??e I.ucax and Harris, df Flor
ence, and C. A, Outlaw and Claude
IK>yie, of Darlington. All of the young
meu figuring In t !??? tragi4' aocldent are
well known. That oacaped the,
fa 1 ? of their unfortunate companion,
young Scarborough. i* donated yiira
euh'tis by those who visited the scene.
Due to tt?** suddenness <>f the a col*
dent, and the fact that the occupant*
??f the car were da/*'d t>y their In*
jurte* it. has born difficult to obtain
an ??xact story of how it occurwl,
From all that can he learned, how*
f?voi\ It seenis that the young men
wore returning to Florence from a
pleasure rido over a newly-built road
way between Florence and Darlington
ayd wore driving at a high rate of
f speed. It was alleged that LomiJe
Harris, the owner of the car. saw a
?car approaching and in passing it
swerved too far to the loft with the
result thnt the front wheels of the
nuichlnc straddled Hi*' ditch. It Jjj
tibl thought that the real* wheels left
tie* ma 'n road.
In the effort to right his car. it .Is
stated that Harris gave it al3 the
power it could stand with the result
that It leaped the ditch and then
turned over, /.possibly twiea Young
Scarborough was caught underneath
the car and was crushed beyond re
cognition. Both of his lege* were
broken. Ills death must Have been In
stantaneous. (
Claude I >oylo is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. K. Doyle, this city, and bis In
juries are not serious, his wound
having been comparatively n slight
one. He is doing well and will prob
ably be out again In a few days:? 41>ar
lington Press.
A Wise Man
Insures h is cotton, cotton seed, dwellings, barns and out
buildings before he has a fire. Too late to call an agent
after property is burning. We "Rave many of the very
best old line companies and lowest rates. It will not cost
you much to insure against loss and be safe. See us and
let us write your policy before it is too late.
Camden Loan & Realty Company
Miss Ethel C. Rodgers, Manager.
Telephone No. 62.
JUST RECEIVED
LARGE SHIPMENT OF
English Walnuts
and Apples
?
Winsap Apples, dozen
Grimes Golden, dozen
MCLEOD'S
GROCERY
Wants--For Sale
vSKKI) OATS FOR SALE? Hod Rust
proof and Fulghum. Home raised,
?*xtra heavy; and clean. Price
is right. It. II. Roykin. Rovkin. S. ('.
:i2?3
LOST ? On Tuesday, Nov. J), one .small,
brown, school sack lost somewher1'
on Lanrons street . Finder please
return to Chronicle Office.
RROOl) SOWS FOR SALE? tirade
Durocs, bred to thorough -bred boars.
Apply to Henry SavnjfW. t'amrtcn,
South Carolina. 32tf.
WANTED ? A Cooking Stove. Must be
in good condition. I'hone Cam
den, S. C. 3 lip.
Face This Fact
Squarely
? * ' ' 'V ' ' 1 .'.A- * .. * . i
IN ,V PERIOD OK DEl'RKSSION WHEN THE
BUSINESS WORLD IS UNSETTLED, WHEN YOlitt
KSTATE BEING KEPT INTACT DEPENDS ON YOUR
living, When if you should die ? your wife
AND CH1DLKKN OR EXECUTORS WOULD HAVE TO
CLOSE OUT YOllK WORLDLY GOODS AT A SACRI
KICE TO MEET YOUR OBLIGATIONS:
YOUR NEW YORK LIFE POLICY GUARANTEES
TO YOUR LOVEI) ONES AND YOUR BUSINESS A
/
CASH ESTATE THAT WILL MEET YOUR OBLIGA
TIONS AND ALLOW YOUR EXECUTORS TO HOLD
YOUR WORLDLY GOODS UNTIL THE MARKET IS
RIGHT TO DISPOSE OK THEM.
IT IS THE MOST VALUABLE OF YOUR ASSETS.
THEREFORE DON'T LET ANYTHING INTERFERE
WITH YOUR PAYING YOUR LIFE INSURANCE
PREMIUMS, THEY ARE THE ONE OBLIGATION '
THAT GUARANTEES THAT ANY OTHER YOU MAY
HAVE WILL BE PROTECTEE .
The N>\v \wk Life is Specially Qualified and Kquippcd to Handle fids Class of liu*4n?ss.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO
L- C. SHAW, Agent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ? Dwell
ings and residence Iota, business
projierty located- in Camden and
farms in different sections of county
for sale. For locations, prices ami
terms' see uu\ 1 CV Hough, Camden,
South Carolina. 32-3-1 pd.
FOR SALlv ? K>n<' black, saddle mare
for sal<* at a bargain. Suitable for a
lady to ride. Apply Henry Savage.
Camden, S. C. 32tf.
WANTED ? Live wire salesman for
Kershaw County. Will give exclusive
County rights to capable man. Must
have a car and good references. Ad
dress "F. W. S." S04 Calhoun St.,
Columbia, S. C. 32pd.
WANTED? High class insurance man
for Kershaw County. Experience not
necessary. Must have a ear and a
determination to win. Address "Dis
trict Manager," Three Friends Har
bor Shop," Columbia, S. C. 32pd.
GET INTO BUSINESS? Watkins 137
products soli to every farmer. If you
own auto or team can give bond,
write today for information where
.von can get territory for selling
.products of largest institution of kind
in world. Twenty million users. J. It.
Watkins Co.. Dept., ill, Winona,
Minn. 32-3pd.
COTTON STORAGE? 1 am now pre
pared to store several hundred bales
of cotton ;it old ic<? plant J. B.
Zemp ? 30tf.
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Attention?
TTn(it further notice we are offering
our entire stock of Springs anil
Storage Batteries at 2f> per cent dis
count. W. O. Hay's Oarage, -So.
Broad Street, Camden, S. C.
FOR SALE ? Hot air furnace for sale
at a bargain. The Kirkwood, 31-88
FOR SALE ? One live passenger Mitch
ell car, in perfect order. New tires.
.Run less than 0,000 miles,. Price
$700.00. Ilenry Savage, Camden S.
C. 30tf
Carload Carbide Just Received ? All
sizes for gas generators used in this
section. I am selling tills carbide at
factory prices plus freight charges
to Camden. T. B McClain, Camden,
S C. 27ff
LOST ? Due Boston Bull Pog, brown
with white peck and fee t. Reward
if returned to Chronicle office.
LOANS ? on iifiprovpYT real estate, easjr
terms. 10. C. vuuTresekow, Camden,
S. C 45
BRICK FOR SALE ? <{,000 new brick:
at $20 jkm- 1,000. Cajnden Commi-'
sion Co., phone 18tt, Camden, S. C,
FARM LAND -For Sale ? 154 acres
land known as the Whltaker tract.
One mile from Lugoff. 75 acres
under cultivation. Price $75 per acre
C. P. DuBose & Co., Camden, S. C.
24tt
FOR SALE? -Dry stove wotxl, bothoakrj
and i>!ne, cut into stove length. Act
ply to Henry Sniyr), Can try S. C..
phone 2102. :Wlf,
STORAGE BATTERIES RECHAKC
EIK? If your battery IS not good <knrt
buy a now one until you see us, wt
ean make an exchange with yon tot
will save yon?money. Batteries re
paired and rebuilt. Agent for Prest
O-Lite batteries. Beard's Battery
Service. Camden, S. C. Phone 118#.
BEAVER BOARD ? Have just retired
a large shipment of Beaver Board.
J. L. Guy Lumber Cx>., Camden, 8. C.
.... . ^
FOk SALE? Laths for sale. Apjiy
Henry Savage, Camden S. 0. tf.
- v, ? ? -
STORAGE BATTERY REPAIRS-We.
can repair any make storage battery
? Don't- buy a new one until you a?4
sure yours can not be repaired. Ex 1
a mi nation and test free Beard's Bat
tery Service, West DeKalb Street,
Camden, S. C. Pbone 118 J.
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AGENT WANTED - For Worttaw
V Hair Preparation. See or call ?*
iladaai K. E. Bel ton. 1718 Gorjw
Street. Camden, S. C.
i -
MONEY TO LOAN? On approved raa)
estate security. *Long terms. Mj
interest. M. M. Johnson, Oamdeo, 8.
a . WW
Hold Your Cotton and
Rates Are Especially Cheap on Lots of Ten Bales or Less
WE CAN INSURE YOUR COTTON JN THE SEED, BALED, STORED OR IN THE OPEN
WILLIAMS INSURANCE
The Oldest and Strongest Agency in the County
R. M. KENNEDY: PRESIDENT PHONE 52 * j. k. SHANNON. MANAGER I