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LEGAL ADVERTISING MASTER'S SALE State of South ( )h rol iiiM County of Kerwhaw (Court of tX>mmon Pleas.) 4. K. 1 4Pg, lMahitlir v?. Edward Be) ton, OtbflfWlM* known as K. I>, Helton. Defendant. tinder decree ' of Tils Honor, I W. Howmnu, presiding Judge, 5th .Judicial circuit, dated .October , IfoJl, I will ? ?11 to the highest bidder at public nuction for cash, before the Korshaw County Court House door in (?amdeii in said State. during the legal hours of sale on Ihc <irnt Mondu.v (being 7t.fi) of November, 1921. the following de scribed real estate : All that parcel or lot of laud, situate, lying aud being in the State of South Carolina and iu the County of Kershaw, on both sides of Sa'iulei'H (.'reek, about Ave (5) miles north of the City of Camden, /renting west on i he Lancaster ltoad. containing h 1 x t > UK)) acres, more or lass, bounde<l on the North by lands of Shannon, ti ml. estate of Joseph Helton, Kast hy lands of Shannon and lauds ol' Moore; South By lands df Moore, formerly Villcptguc. diul West byoi)ufl>ll<? road mentioned The said 'it-ad of lund ia the same conveyed to me by deed of K. S. Vll-r 'i.-|.jgue, of date May UOtb, 15)11). Also. "all that piece, -parcel or lot of lund situate, lying and being in. the State and County aforesaid, about wight (S) miles North of the City of Camden, containing fifty-two ( fSl! > acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by lands of the estate of <?uy Alexander, Mast by lands of the estate of Joseph Helton, South nml )Vest by lands of White, formerly of Turner." Also. "All that piece, pa reel or traet of land, situate, lying and la?ing in the State of South Carolina, Oounty of Kershaw, about seven (7) miles North ? ?f Camden on the I?ookhart road, con* raining by resurvey, one hundred eigh ty two and one-fourth ( 1 Hil 14' acres more or less, ltouuded North by Lock hart rood and lands of C. C. Whi taker, Fast by lands ef Schenk & Co.: South by lands of Moore and lands of Wyatt Hanks, West by hinds of Kdward Hel ton, for a better description of the 'above tract of laud reference is made to a plat of same made by It. W, \tifch am. surveyor. of date. March -If h, 101C, and of record in the office of the Clerk of Court for Kershaw County." The real rotate alx;>o de?cril)ed will he -old in three (.'{) separate ]mi reels, each -parcel separately, in the order which they are described above. Anyone di*sitjng to bid at the sale .herein mentioned shall llrst deposit with the undersigned. Master, the sum of $20().<Ht or a certified cheek for a 'Ike amount, a* nn evidence of good faith, ami as a guarantee of compliance with the terms of sale. Any sums so deposited will tic returned to the un su?t:essfnl bidders at the conclusion of i he sab-. H. H. CLAHKK. Master for Kershaw County Hated October 2(X, H>21 MASTER'S SALE State of South Carolina . County of Kershaw. (In the Court of (Vmniuon I'leu^.i W I. Klackniou. I'hilntiff ?VS. Harriet Frevhtey,. II. M. Freshley, <Va Freshk-v. .hv-cphene (iuiney, Fannin.' Fresh lev ?. < !eo, W Fresh ley, Theodore Frcshlcyr- Walter l^ee Freshlvy, and WW He Fitness Fifsbley nnri Robert . I*t? Kl'ctdllcy, Defendants. ??/ t VlMlw decree lit 11th Honor, I, W.' Uowumn, presiding Judge in 6th Judi cal Circuit, dated OctiUbor, 1021, I will sell to the highest bidder at puftklic auo lion for casta, before the Kerahaw County Court lionet door iu Oumdon, in Mailt StHtc, during tho legal hours of sale. on tho first Monday (being the 7th.) of November, 1021, tho following described real est a to: AH that certain piece, parcel or tract of la.nd lying, tie lug ami situate in tho County of Ker shaw, Slate aforesaid, containing 875 acres. more or less. bounded North and lOnst by lauds of J, tf. Oaraou; jBouth .by lands of 1'. h. MoNoughton ; \Voat h.v lands of T, F Horton, and being the saiuo tract of Jam! conveycd to .T. W. Freshley by J. M. ('arson and T. F. Horton, b.v deed dated March 2nd, 1007. K It. i i \ ic m : Master ( irlohcr' lv, IlL'i MASTER'S SALE. ; ? Slate of South Carolina, t ?>ii n t > of Kershaw. (In the Court of Common Pleas > K. 10. Stevenson, Plaintiff, '? VS. An?l^i Arledge. A. -J. lliuson, W. R. UlUNon, and H. U. Schiosburg. Defendants. I'nder ?decree -of Ills Honor, W. II. Townseud. Judge 5th. .Judicial (circuit, dated July 25.1 fc. 1021. I will soil to i lu> highest bidder at public anetion. vbefovo (he Kershaw Comity Court House door iu Camden, In said State, during the legal hours of sale on the flrt*l Monday ((being I he 7th) of No Vein her, ,-,10-1. the following described real estate: All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and being in the State ..f South Carolina, County of Kershaw about, ten tulles South-Knst of the City of Cnuuleu and lying between the < 4niu<|en- Darlington and the Camden Hlshopville ltoftds. containing one hun dred thirty-six (1801 acres, more or less and being bounded on the* North by la ndft of Knglish. Uodgers and by bunts formerly of Duulap. later of John Hinson; On the Fast by Intuit of Harrows, Fngllsh. ltodgern. and by Jands fornierly.^?f T. S. Dnniap, later of John Hinsou.-ou the South by lands ? if Reuben IlltKOn and by lands of T. A. Collins, and on the West by lands of Barney Stokes, Reuben Ilinson and by lands now or formerly of Gardner. ? Terms of .sjiIc. one-half (12) cash, and the balance upon a credit of twelve mouths, the credit portion to 1k> secured by bond or note of purchas er and a mortgage upon the premises sold with Interest from the date of -neb sale at tin1 rate of seven per rent p -r annum. B IV CLARKE. Ma ster. ( >i tober 4tli. 1921 MASTER'S SALE Siate of fcoutli Curollnrt. "County of Kershaw. (Court of Common Pleas.) Tie mas Anorum Trustee. Plaintiff Vs. . .1, HVstle.v i<aley, and The Jefferson Hank. Defendants. ; Pnder decree of His Honor, I. W. Howman. Presiding .Itidge, 5th. Judi i iu 1 Circuit. dated Octdber 10, 1021, I nil) sell to the highest bidder at pub !i<- auction for cash, lH*fore the Ker -hau , County Court House door, In Camden. in said state, during the legal hour^of -n le on the first Monday (be ing tho 7th > of November. 1021. the following de>cribcd real estate: All that piece, parcel or tract of land Mtuut'Hl. Iving and being In the Couuty nf Kershnw, .and' State* of South Oaro CL ikttth tkdt&uj, at a JLoio&i (dtietf for Ford?, (iifvrolfii, Ov*rland?. r?rtau> nxxlf U of Rmct, and oilift (tn and Inwlit Better than Pre-War Price! REST - O - LITE made a ten-strike with that second reduc tion. Think of being able to buy a genuine, high - powered, high quality, long - lived Prest - O - Lite Battery for as little as $23.50, in exchange for your old battery of whatever make! Less than the pre-war price! Motorists have been quick to recognize this genuine price-reduction ? Prest-O-Lite's second contribution in a year to the lower cost of motor ing. Your battery is here ? come get it. Tell your friends. < \MI>KN r \ n Kin * \ i i.< \mzim. WORKS \N ??<?( I >? ? !x .1 III v Camden. S. ( . Jh&U-Odite BATTERY START Right with frieU O-JZbt! Pull up ?t??M yOUWCtbtflfaB Otkrr Frut?p' Lit u in emmet ,iz* f- 9vrj rmmke of c*r. p ? ii ijd ? ? ^ I Rev. Sfr\rnsun Not tjullty. lUnniiiKhutu, Ala.. Oil. til. -A vor diet of not guilty W||. returned by the Jury shortly tifler 10 o'clock tonight in the ease ot the Rev, Vdwln II. Htr\ ciisou. tried (of I !?*? Killing of Father James E. Coyle, h eatholie priest. The jury lia <1 b??en out -in ?* 0 o'clock. ?i-n - ???????!? n, I|. nn. ?i - linn, containing two hundred hu<I two (202> more or tow, and bounded as follows: on the North bf Lutlier Ralejr. on tl*o Km lit by laudtt of (iilliam Raley. on the South by laud* of Gil Hum Raley and on the West by lunds of John I/OwIm Cato. Also all that certain ploce, parcel, or tract of land situated, lying aiul l>c ing in tin* County of Kershaw, State of Soutl.i Carolina, containing two linn dred and forty seven (247) acres lying on the water* of Lynches JMyer, and Ik honmUkl* pn the North by lands of W. .1. Newman, formerly a i?art of this tract, East by Lymlie* River, South hy Jumping Gully Creek, wheh separates tiiis tract from lands of M. X-, Ilorton, Kaml West by lands ?f J; W.1 Jones. At the said sale I will not receive tfie bid of anyone who shall not first di'jKjjd t wth me as a pledge to mako good his bid In case of Its acceptance, the sum of Three Hundred I>ollars In Money ??r eertlfied rheck onsoinc re sponsible bunk. It. B. CLARKE, Master Kershaw Count v. 4 Ndohcr ! I. 11>1M. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF State of South Carolina. County of Kershaw. < In tlie Court of Common Pleas) L. A. Kirk land. Plaintiff. Vs. J. Royd MaOill and Kershaw County. Defendants. To the Defendants above named: You are hereby summoned and re quired to answer t ho Complaint in thi*? action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, aiwl to serve a copy of your answer to the said Complaint on the subscribes at their office in Camden, South CaYolinu, within twenty days after' the service hereof, exclu sive of the day of such wervice; and If you fail to answer the Complaint within the time aforesaid the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the Com plaint. K IKK I -AND & KIRKLAND, Plaintiffs Attorneys. To the Absent Defendant. J. Itoyd Mad 111 : Please take-notiee that the original Summons and Complaint, in the above entitled action was filed ln? the of fice of the Clet^k of Court for Kershaw County, on October 7t.h, 1921. KIRKLAND& KIRKLAND. Plaintiff's Attorneys FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday, Novembet* 21. 1921, I will make to the Probate Court of Kershaw County my final return as Administratrix of the estate of G. AI. Gladdeni. deceased, and?on the same date I will apply to the said Court for a final discharge as said Administratrix. BESSIE GLADDKN. Administratrix Estate of G. M. Gladden. Camden, S. C? October 20, 1&21. EX ECl' TOR'S NOTICE All parties indebted to the estate of PnulLne Tobias, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the under signed and all parties, if any having oluiins against the j*ald estate will pre sent them duly verified within the time prescribed by law. JACOB HIRSCH, Executor of the Will of Pauline Tobias Camden, S. October 18th, 1921. FINAL DISCHARGE Notice is hereby given that one month from this date, on Monday Nov ember 14tli, 1921, I will make to tJie Probata Conrt of Kershaw (bounty my filial return sis Administrator of the est a U* <>r Nell Kay. d?*cease?l. and on the <jtm?> date I will apply the said Court for a final diseh.irge' as said' A'iminist rator 1 1 EN K \ WAY. A. liMitiivir.it. . r 'fNtate . .t Neil Kay j <'aniiteu, S ? irtober Mh. IM'JI. EXKCI TORS' NOTICE \ partm- iikIiOuinI r ? ? tin; ? ?-late of ?. I. I?i\nii i !( < -, a <et|. ,i re hereby leMit'n-d to make |a\inent i?> tho under -.mieil. ami all parties (if ;iii\ i having ' .aims tiuainst Mte vaxt o^Tiitc \v ill }>(??* - lit thi-ni <lui\ atte^t<Hl w ;t hill tho ? hi)' | i '--- nln-'l t,\ la j w r. ti I. I > 1 N o N . .It ? I'm" ii:nt> i * ;i 1 ? ..f f 1. I ? i x * ? 1 1 . de i vi ?< 1 ? . 1 1 1 ' I ? - r. S i ' ? ?.-|i.hm 1 1 1 ii. I 1 TRESPASS NOTICE Ail parties ;i r?? hereby warned not trespass on :i n.v lands Iteloncing to *lt>* estate <>f the late M F <"*li i j?] oy, for m ! : \ purpose wha t soever H I. HICHKY. fCxiyutor. < >? ; I J. Ifrjl ESTATE NOTICE Ail |N-rsc?n9 havlnc olaim*. against the slesite of W. M. Shannon. d<$vas ??<! ure horehv. notified to file same duly verified with the underfilled, and tho.se indebted to said estate will plea so mak'A payment likewise \V S NK!.S<?N Kveeuirtr OlM f'altnetto Hnildinjr Odnnrrt>iH S ('. .ttndei. > ('. (fc-jolwr .'ird lfKil ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE All |?cr?on* having ebtims against t li?- e>tate of John Albert will pre <eiit them dnlt verified and all per sons Indebted t<> the said estate will makp payment to the nndersngnrd at RLaney. Month Carolina. I D WATTS. Administrator of the estate of John AUtert ramdew H. (' . < h t<4?er 'Jlth. 19'Jl. POLISH WC MEN FCUCHT WELt Famout "Brigade of Death" G a*e Good Account o* lltclf on Fields of Bottle. The (xntsjoit of (()?? UeUloUtlintlOn of the* women'* brigade In f tie Polish army, which consisted of tight er*, ha* loil to t It a contihh'i h' ion of ltd aciuul service^ tfuHlVg the World war. The commander of t)i "death" organization e\!>re?-,rd $<>me doubts about her %rx proving of much val llfl on the ?r|P8 ?">?' hut' upon what her conclusion wus founded In not in* <IIC<H6<), The fccordft of the brigade show thut f>0 woman tighter* deserted lo get married, It nifty he oil thin score 1 1 1 <t ( the comuKtmbi f Oft It ill At Ihelt ?>Mi< ifiK-.v l< duhlou#.. Waving this one drawback, how ever,- the discipline and fearlessness^ of the^e women who had prepared themselves for active fighting are rath er significant. In temerity ami In trepidity they probably could not he outclassed or perhaps equaied hy the women of any other country. The actual casualties of the brigade were not more than 100. but even this num bor Indicates thut Its members fnced considerable danger and the possibility of death. To be able to meet an emergency, to be equipped and drilled for combat!, and to be prepared to die* on the battlefield nmy nor be what should be expected of wonu:n, nor ways In which they can best serve, but the brigade bus shown Its mettle. ? Knickerbocker Press. WORLD NOT YET FILLED UP There Are Many Places Where the Lover of Solitude Can Fir\d What He is Looking For. Crowded as the world seems to be gettlug, Robinson Crusoe could find a haven today, and be would not have to resort to the polar regions, either. Numerous islands still dot the seas where a visitor would find no living soul, and there are others where the inhabitants are living In almost primi tive simplicity, says a builetiu from the Washington headquarters of the National Geographic society. Nor is It necessary for you to choose a plot of -land belonging to any. otheg. thatr 'lie United' Slites. There I ^Baker's island, 3.725 in lies out from San Fraucisco, as well as many olher such IsolAted dots In (he Pacific, where there will be no chance or getting even a faithful Friduy lo share your lot. Vessels used to haul guano from the0island, but today the deposits are practically worked oijt. If you feel tbat you must have your wife somewhere in the ofling you can send her on to Howland islapd, 25 miles to the .westward, an equally de serted spot, and row over to s<?e her when you got bored with you free dom. Progress en Isle of Man. On the quaint and picturesque Isle of Man, made famous by Hall (Jaine's Bctlpn, an ancient pump of the chain backet variety, built Into a masonry ibutmont On the face of a rock cliff, ItffS Itfe endless toad of wstor some eighty feet from the fcool below, says Popular Ifechfcfcics Mafarto*. Vov many years k btf steam M&lae of obso lete form, slow and extravagant of fuel, attended to the duty of tornlng tbe chain shaft. But hok the old boiler and cylluder are gonfe, and In (heir place k modern wind motor has been installed, Its slim, efficient steel form rising from the Cliff top 1b striking, yet not inharmonious, contrast with the primitive niggednesH that marts the earlier work of man and nature. The whirling 'JtJ'foot wheel of (he new mo tive power now Is drawing up 14, .too gallon* of water an hour, us an aver age figure, and it Is significant of the j value of modern methods that the | saving of fuel, no longer needed fur h hungry boiler, soon paid the cost of | the mill. Projected Aerial Newspaper. The last word in Journalism is the! Aerial Mall, a daily, newspaper, which i is edited, printed and publisher] from ! an airplane in Might. The Dai!) Mail,! which is sponsoring it. says It will eon- ; tain the ififest British and corit inenuil ( news, political, financial and general, | received both at the moment the air plane "takes oil" and while it lb' dying, | the news being >ent by wireless. A special printing plant has been in stalled and w>w??pap' r> will l># distrib uted by mean-" of parachutes dti<pp.:?g the editions into the towns the inr-' plane tiles over. ! Chief Suffragette A frieml who hail kuo>* n Thomas Kiley Marshall for a great m-iiu years saw him after the eare? of ? ? it;- ? had! been removed from Ins shoulders, just as he was about to board h Washing ton street enr. He stop|?ed and a?d.e<) him : "Tell me. .M#r Marshall, what ipn h? done to mak#' the office of vie* prest dent a gr?*Ht olflcp?" "I'll tell you in one minute, ami I won't even have to miss th.s car. " said Mr. Marshall. "There imm nnyth'nuj you can do. The vice president \? jji . always t chambermaid to ih? k'.ng ' Something Ju(t 11 Good "Have y?>u *Tw??n(\ Th<oi?wnri league* fndtr the S# a "No. ma am," said the clerk, 'but I own forty a^res ureb*r water lhat ?n.>> *??ld t ? ? ii . <n gn d farming land " Too Industrious, "Who the njvsrer'oiis itmngrrl' j "hoti.< kind of lnvf?i ir.i 'or ' "Working for 'he gi?*?mmw,i f" | ?I doubt It. lM keeps pret ' y ,??.-?y.* Honor Kol| for layoff School j tirade- 1 Stephen Team. Covert j AftCnHum. italph T^ee, [Mary Nre?l Jaiek*on. I i I Grade J{. Rvolyn Getty*, Helen HoseUoro, Uiixte i >e\vi 1 1, Kirk j land. ("l.nitlr DO Willi William MoKl doff. ! tirade 1 -Louis ( ' tiiou, II. A. Itabon. ! G. Team (Jettyy. Hoy Trues- 1 date- i (iinilf n. Sandy lleyward. f> liidf f?. sem Nettles. ; To Meet At AtUloeli Saturday. The union meeting of the Kersbuw Association. mill meet At the Antioeh ehnreh Saturday. October iiOth ut 10 a. ni. An interesting and Instructive program has boon prepared and sever al prominent speakers are expected lo t?e present and make addresses. A profit able meeting is anticipated and every church in the Association Is urged 'to send a large delegation. I , J. S. Kturgis. C^epk. ' In Merlin when a girt appears on I he strict with skirts too short, her mother is summoned to ap]K>ar in eourt. The Story of Our States By JONATHAN BRACE XI.? -NEW YORK The story of New York should rightly begin w 1th 1 5 2 4, ??l?hty ? five years before Henry Hud soil's voyage in his little boat, the Half Moon, up the liver which now hears his name. For at that early, date an Italian navigator, Vcrrazano, exploring for France, sailed Into New York bay. This first visit to New York made little, stir aiid was soon forgotten, and it was Hudson's rediscovery which tempted^ the Dutch to send over colonists and obtain for the Dutch West India compauy a monopoly of the Dutch fur trad" in America. The new colony which was started in 1623 called lis territory New Netherlhnds, after its mother country, and their principal city New Amster dam. It Is interesting to reflect that Manhattan Island, which Is now New York city, was pur chased from the Indians for $24 worth of bends and ribbons. Even in its earliest days the set tlement on Manhattan Island was cosmopolitan. In 1043 It Is reported that eighteen different languages were spoken there. In 1G04 the English captured New Netherlands, and King Charles II presented the colony to his brother, the duke of York, who was later King James II, and its name was then changed to New York. New York played a leading pert in the formation of the United States. It was Alexan der Hamilton who was New York's representative In framing the Constitution and it was New York city which was selected as the first capital of the new Union, where Washington was inaugurated the first president. Ever since the Empire state, as New York is sometimes called, has held the deciding voice in presidential elections. Though its size Is only 40,204 square miles, not quite half way in the list of states according to area, its great population gives New Y.>rk forty-five presidentiH? elec tors. the largest nniiibt-r ,,f any <?i the states. ' Mo(. Iur?* ? D>liv dlo ) Mi s B. A. Cooper, running for , office of city commissioner 0f J tnlufiham. Ala,, .selected her ko? ' jt'umvuign manager.. TAX KOTllt T! Office of Treasurer fUrafotw CW. (amdeo S. <\t Hepl. 20. 19*|. ' Notice Is hereby given iuat .. , books. Will Ik? opened for the coltftfjj: of Si a to. County and School t?*!! from October lfith, ll>21. to u.-J : 15th. 1022 A penalty of 1 p*.r ^ will bo added lo all taxes unpaid J?I nary 1st. 1022; 2 ix?r cent Ftfcrtift* 1st. 1032 anil 7 per cent March uk U9?y. im The rata' pit centum for. K?rsha# County Is a* follows: ? Uifc State Ta\e>. - < i (h*i 1 Koads. 2 (Nuuity Taxes, j.j Hospital. j Sflmol Taxes, j DcKnlh township road bonds.' '.Total/ --- - || l>tr>K tax .^l.ij.s. All don owners ait required to make a return <>f th^ dogs to the County Treasurer, who k" r ('(jut ml to furnish a license tag. At dojjs eau# lit without the lleeniro fit the owners will be subjtvt to n fi* of twenty ($20,00) dollars. | The following school districts ^re I special levies: School District No. 1 ... . 21 School District Nq. ' 2 ... "a School District No. 3 'L!:Vg ' StjilOOl District No. 4.. I School District No o........ . .. ... j School District No. 6 ,8 i School District No, 7 I School District No. 8........ $ School District No. ft. 4 School District No. 10. . 5 ScIkhjI District No. 11 f School District No. 12 . n School District No. 13 g School District No. 14 j School District No. 15. .... 8 School District No. 16 .4 School District No. 17 ? 8 School District No. 18 4 School District No. 19.. , 4 School District No. 20 - 4 School District No. 21 ! 4 School District No. 22 U School District No. 23 2 School District No. 24 f ; School District No. 25 ,....- 6 , iVhocfl District No. 26 ... ... School District No. 27 - ? . Sc hool Wfftttfct No. $5 s^iiooi District No. 2D k School District No. 9b 8 School District No. 31-.. ? l_ j School District No. 32. f" School District No. 33 ........ School District No. 34 ....... ....... j School District No. 35 [School District No. 36.,. School District No. 37 ! School District No. 38 ! School District No. 30 , .^. JJ School Dhrtrict No. 40 1) School District No. 41 .. .... School District NO. 42... .?.... School District No. 43... School District No. 44. K School Districts No. 46 ... ? School District No. 47 The poll tax is $1.00 All able-bodied male persons fro* the age of twenty- one (21) to slxt# (00) years, both Inclusive, except re* . Wonts in iucofporated towns of tM couuty, shall pky $4.00 as a road Ui except ministers of the gospel tually in ch&rge of a congrogiitlaij Teachers employed in public scbwty school trustees and persons I****" nci?tly disabled In the military service of this State and <persons who served in the War Between the Statei .?ill persons actually employed in the quitrautlne service of this state all residents who may be attend!* school or college at the timfe said road tax shall become doe. Per sous claiming disabilities must Pfr;. sent certificates from two reputable physicians of this county. All Information with reference " ta.x??* will be furnished upon tion. ... D. M. McOASKlIii. ; gounty Treasure* T. B. BRUCE Veterinarian l I.yttletnn St., Phone 114 CAMDEN, S. C. TRY SOME OF OUR C Sliced Cooked Hams Sliced Breakfast Bacon Sliced Chipped Beef Sliced Cooked Tongue Fresh Every Day Fresh Shipment of mackerel Lang's High Grade Grocery Telephone No. 2 tfjri. Member Chamber of Commerce