The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 22, 1927, Image 2
Our Stork Of-~Garden
Seed
?Is Now Complete
You Should Now Plant
M EIA) N S S< i IJ A S11 T() M A TOES
BEANS CORN OKRA
And most other Vegetables
Flower Seeds Also
W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store
Rhone 30 l or All Sick Room Requisite*
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Thomas I r? ?<1 l>> Richards
<o.umb;a, A|>:il I '?. (iowrnoi
' Mi C. Knlim I-' fii-t pardon !o a
on\wa.- Thursday niyrnnv-'
when he planted a petition Lu '
!'< fining ot \\ !). Thoma-. ?< t Ab
v I?*, i on\let?>1 January '.! of
lr./in I? c irinannlit of hi.-.
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I i jM-'stinii to' ; ia i 'Ion * 11 Thoma
l \\ a -i^nrl l<y t:> j >. o*ot. utor who i- j
t ho hrot hot - in - law of Thoma- and by :
all i ho julofs ron ortod with the case. |
Ti;i hia- a"arh<d to the prison s?n ei.ee
ha- hoott paid. Thoinn- Wacom.
ii lod of foi a note.
Lumber Dealer Suicides.
A > r.or. April I 1. 11. M. MeKlrath,
bo, lumber man of Macon, (ia., was
found dead late yesterday, vyith hi.-,
throat cut. in the woods ah >ut three
mil??s from this place, and near (lalli.
a;.''.- Ferry in Horry county. An
in<|u< -t was held by Magistrate Critwfoid,
of Aynor, and the verdict of the
jury was that MeKlrath came to his
death by knife wounds indicted by
his own hand.-. There was no note
nivinit any motive for the deed. McKlreath
was tfoinK from Richmond,
Va.. to'Macon and had stopped in this
section on husines-.
A Relative of Washington.
The judge wa explaining the oath: ;
"'ion understand, you swear to tell
the truth, the whole truth, ami nothing
hut the truth?"
" Vassah."
"You know what happens if you
tie ? "
"Ya--uh; Ah'il huru in Hell fo'evah."
"If you tell the truth, what happen-V"
"Ah .. !> -( the ca-e, jedge!"
Circumstantial K\ idcncc.
A farmer who wa- noted for l\js
somewhat t ight-fitted proclivities and
who had driven into town to dispose
of some farm products was telephoning
lii Ins wife after meeting sonic:
old * roiiies.
"Hessie," he di(|uired. "what kind
of earrings did you say you wanted"
"Fairings,!" exclaimed his good
wife, who had ordered herring. "An,
mis Tuttle, don't you touch another
! drop!"
i
Then She'd Know.
"My (iraeious!" remarked the tall
girl. ''Since Carrie's steady took her
to the auto show, she thinks there's
nothing like him."
"Humph!" said her companion,
spitefully, "she'll find out differently
when he takes her to the zoo."
- Gavc Offkfrs Exciting Chase
A young white man giving' hi?
name un L. S. McCullough of Charlotte*,
driving a Na?h roadster, whs
captured by Lancaster and Kershaw
officer* about noon Sunday after a
long chase. < McCullough ran into a
<ur being ?li iven by Dr. Turner of
Kef.'huvs in tiiat town, damaging fh<
car and painfull) injuring Dr. Tur
tier, ;.l was said. McCullough inadc
a ?iui? K get-away lrom tin- Kerwhuv,
i tf.-< r>. who gave chase in the direc'ion
of Lancaster and were joined Lr
I -hi Lancaster o| fleers. J he fugltiv|
was followed on-f the ( atuwba bridg.
I 111 tiic di-ci'ion of Chester and wi
'Veriaken i ?\ai .here, shopping 0/1L
1'**' "ff'ct rs had flUneatened .
-hoot. He was arrestJ^land lodged
" jail here. Monday morning b'athe-r
a/id wile came down from
j< ha/Jotte t,, see the authorities and
Turner In the effort to compromise
the affair. Lancaster News.
Follow ing instructioiis.
loo man) oi us go about our work!
hi much tiic sanie spirit a> the girl I
j < ntei taili ng hei beau in tile pat lor I
"Stop!" sa> s she.
i "I won't." .-ays he. i
All ngiit, then," says she with aj
i *igh of relief. -I've done what MothI
er t?dd me to!"
TAX EXKCFTIONS
I nder and by virtue of sundry ta .
executions to me directed hy Trea - i
urer of Kershaw County, i have levied !
upon ami will >.< J1 in front of tie 1
Court House door at Camden, S. C 1
between the legal hours of sale on the
fitst Monday in May, 1927, being the
second day thereof, the following <|e
seribed property to, wit:
All that trait of land in Flat Rock
ownship, containing JO acres, bounded
on the North by lands of Mary J)
Jones, on the Fast by M. M. Kirkland
or. the South hy M. M. Kirkland, on
.the Wot by lands of Mackey. Levied
upon and to he sold as property of
A lava Drukeford for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in District
No. 1, containing 121 acres, bounded
(on the North by lands of Childers, on
tiie Last by lands of K. S. V'illopigue
on the West by lands of Janie Campboil.
lA-vied upon and to be sold as
the property of Kugene Miekle for
taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Wateree
hiwnship, containing 800 acres
bounded on the North by lands of
John Doby, on the Fast by W. S
Moore, mi the South by G.F. Watts
on the West by lands of George 'J'.'
Little. Levied upon and to he sold
as property of Fstate of H. H. Harris
for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Flat Rock
1 ownship, containing 21 acres, bound< <1
?>n the North hy Mickle propertv.
on the Fast by Mary Alexander, on
the South hy W.- R. Alexander, on the
\ est by Mickle lands. Levi ml upon
and to be sold as property of -Cora
Mmtei and Annie McCaskill for taxes
I All that tract of land in Buffalo
l ownship containing 74 acres, bounded
on the North hy Bradley landson
the Last by 1). A. Brown, on the
South by Ada Brown, on the West by
' 1 Kirkley. Levied upon and
to be so.d as the property of I S
Brown for taxes 1925. '
All that tract of land in Flat Rock
township, containing 1U9 acres
bounded on the North by Angeline
C hilders, on the South by Sam Belton,
on the West by public road. Levied
upon and to be *old as the property
of W. P. Childers for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Flat Rock
Township, containing 275 acres,
bounded on the North by J. P Lewis
on the Fast by L. Schenk & Co.. on'
the South by Springs and Shannon,
on the West by public road. Levied
ai,(l to be sold as the property
of F. D. Belton for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Wateree
I ownship, containing 85 acres
bounded on the North by Lou Wilson'
on the East by C. A. Branham, on the
South by lands of Fstate of H H
Hams, on the West by Davis Simons!
Levied upon and to be sold as property
of Adeline Quails for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land near Cassatt,
containing 569 acres, bounded and described
as shown by plat recorded in
Clerk of Court's office for Kershaw
County in plat Book 2 at page 16
Levied upon and to be sold as prop1925
R?bCrt M' r?0P?r for lax*8
All that tract of land in Wateree
1 ownship, containing 270 acros,
bounded on the North by G W
Miles, on the East by Campbell lands!
?u w ??UJh by Wi,lie Knight, on
the West by James B. Murphy.
Levie<l upon and to be sold as propCrtAyii?f.
J* Martin taxes 1925.
All that lot in the City of Camden
on King street, bounded on the North
by King street, on the East by James
Stover, on the South by James
Stover, on the West by Gibbs Scriven.
Levied upon and to be sold as property
of Estate of George Powell for
taxes 1925.
i ^'Jthat lot located in Monroe Boykin
Park, bounded on the North by
John Timbers, on the East by Shed
Patterson, on the South bv' Mittie
< arlos, on the West by Grace Brown.
Levied upon and to be sold as the
proi*.rty of Edward DuBose for taxes
All that lot located in Monroe Boykin
lark, founded on the Ndrth bv
Lots No. 97 and 98, on the East bv
Lots No. 88 to 90, on the South by
hirst avenue, on the West by Sam
Jones. Levied upon and to be sold
?925r?P<,rty'?f 1)inah 1)avis for taxes
! In'V.'i !hv hlt r?nta'n"mg 1 acre in
J No 1. bounded-on the North
by Maggie Richardson, on the FaRt
y continuation of Chesnut street, on
the South by Lizzie Kennedy, on the
and toVh. m C!if,on- Uvi<-d ?!><">
and to be sold as property of Ben
Martin and others for taxes 1925.
A11 th*t lot containing 1 acre in
j istrict No. l, bounded on the Nofth
P?fci.iii I i
by Rebecca Butler, on the Eaat by
Ellen Smith, on the fSouth by S. A. L.
Railway, on the Wo*t by SusportHH.
Levied upon and to be Hold an property
of Estate Bavin Whitley fof
> taxes 1926.
All those lots known an Lota No.
01, 02 and 6X, us shown by plat of
Hub-division of Dunn lands as shown
by plat made of HHine by John L.
Stuloy dated April 22, 1924. 'ia.*vied j
upon ami to be sold as property of
1 K. M. Jordan* for taxes 192IS.
I All that tract of land in Wateree .
, Township, containing 17 acres, bounded
on the North by Maybelle A Id rich,'
on the 6ast by 1". M. Boykin, on the
j South and West by Julius Brevard.
Ix'vied upon and to Is- sold as prop-j
'city of W M Reed foi taxes 1925. .
All that tract of land in Buffalo
i Township District No. 2o, contain|
mg I,JO I acres, hounded on the North
i by Minor Hilton, and olheis, on the
: Hast by Lynches River, on tin* South
| b> W. C. llortoll. Levied upon and
to be sold as properly oi A. J. Smith
for taxes I 02.7.
All that trad of land in Wateree
Township, containing 40 acres, bounded
ori tlie North by M. E??Sniith, on
the Hast by Ibnry Jackson, on the
Sou tli by lands of Woods, on the
West by H.-tate of J. B. Nelson.
I Levied upon and to be sold as property
of Hstate of S. A. Branham for
| 'axes 1925.
1 All that lot ha aled in the City of
I Camden, bounded o nthe North by lot
of Henry Raines, on the South by
Willie Duren, on the Hast by Broad
,-treet, on the West by Scotia Salmond.
Levied upon and to be sold
as property of Scip English for taxes
IU25.
All thai lot located ir. the City of
Camden, bounded on the North by
lot of Caloe Stoney, oil the Hast'by.
William Brooks, on the South .by
Henry Jefferson, on the West by Gordon
street. Levied upon and to 1*'
sold as property of Alice Blunding
for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Wateree
Township containing 52 acres,
bounded on the North by Etta Quails,
on the East by Estate Sam Mitchell,
on the South by John Mitchell, on
the West by Etta Quails. Levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Willie Mitchell for taxes 11)25.
All that tract of land in Wateree
Township, containing 145 acres,,
bounded on the North by Joe Cook,
on the East by Val Mitchell, on the
South by George Cook, on the West
by William Mitchell. Levied upon
and to be sold as the property of
Nancy Mitchell for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Wateree
Township, containing 84 acres, bounded
on the North by Joe Cook, on the
East by George Cook, on the South i
by Joe Cook, on the West by Nancy
Mitchell. Levied -upon and to be sold
as the property of Val Mitchell for
taxes 1925.
All that lot near Camden, containing
about 1 acre, bounded on the
North by Willis Bekrils, on the East
by Ralph Jackson, on the South by
a new street, on the West by Mary
Boyd. Levied upon and to be sold
as property of Etta Gaskins for taxes
1925. ' :
All that tract of iand in DeKalb
Township. containing- 568 acres,
bounded on the North by old public
road, on the East by lands T. J. j
jSgggBBBI III I I IBBBggggWB I , 1 II S
Holland, on the South by landa H. N.
Harries and others, on the West by
C. V. Calloway. Levied upon and to
be sold as property of F. II. Arrants
for taxes 1925,
All that tract of land in DeKalb
Township, containing 100 *< acres,
bounded on the North by C. B. Smith,
on the Fast and West by the A. L.
Barnes lands, on the South by Croft
lands. Levied upon and to be sold
as the property of Kstnte of C. W.
Hondrix for taxes 1025.
AIL that tract of land in DeKalb
township, containing 11(1 acres,
bounded on the north by M. K. Moseley,
east by Jock liaile, south by Mitchell,
west by public road. Levied
upon and to be sold as property of J.
M. Burroughs for tuxes for 1925.
All that tract of land in W-ateree
township, containing 122 acres, and
bounded north by Spencer lands, on
east by estate Nannie I'. Nance, being
Tract 1"' on I'lat Book 6 at page
19,, rocoided in Clerk of Court's office
for Kershaw County. Levied upon
and to be sold as property of Bob Huberts
for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in District
No. 5, containing 50 acres, bounded
on the North by lands of Mrs. Alice
Humphries, on the east by W. II Ha*
cliffe, on the south by it. W. Humphries,
on the west by J. II. Italclitfe
Levied upon and be sold as property
of Frank llagins for taxes l'.r.'a.
All that tract of land in District
No. 2, Buffalo Township, containing
82 acres and bounded as follows: On
the north by Joe Kaulkenberry, east1
by John W. Threatt, south by Mary
and Sallie Blackwell, west by John M. i
Huberts. 1 a*vied upon and to be sold
as property of Joe Phillips for taxes
for 1925. ' i
All that tract of land in Flat Hock
township, containing 161 acres, and
bounded " on the north by Cranny's;
Quarter Creek, east by Walter Barfield.
south by a road, on west by Annie
Southern. levied upon and to be
sold as property of Alice: Rabon, et a!,
for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Flat Hock ,
township, containing 140 acres, and:
bounded on the north by lands of H. j
L. Srpyrl, east by Mrs. F. A. Kirkland,
south by Threatt-Carson Co.. 1
on west by lands of Southern Power1
Company, and public road. Levied
upon and to be sold as property of J.
A. Watts for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land in Flat Rock f
township, contaiing 46 acres, bounded j
on the north by estate Fannie Creed,
on east by (i. A. Creed, on the South
by S. I'. Dinkins, west by F. A. Kirk-,
land lands. Levied upon and to be
sold as property of M: s. J. C. Rose
for taxes 1925.
All that tract of land near Camden.
containing 9 acres, bounded on<
north by Hester Robinson, east by,
John T. Nettles, south by Knights
Hill road, west by Bonnie Carlos.
Levied upon and to he sold as propcrtv
of Willie Williams for taxes for,
1925. |
All that lot with buiiuings thereon
in the city of Camden, hounded on the :
north by Henry Savage, cast by C. J.
Shannon, south by Kuiledge street,
west by Church street. Levied upon
and to be sold as property of J. C.
Harrison and W. S. Wright-for taxes J
for 1925. i
All that lot ot land as shown by j
plat P* eubdWUlon ?f DuBouTTl
as Lot? 47, 48, 49 Block A., Hnd iJ
7, 8, 4J, and 10 Block C. See M
Book' 7\at page 2, recorded ,n rffl
of Courts office for Kershaw <W
levied upon ami to be ?u|d a, "J*
crty of I). L. I>abnoy for taxes lfiffl
All that lot composed of lot* *j I
7 and 8 Block I), subdivision
Park; see Plat Book 7 at page N?!
Levied upon and to be sold as',v!l
erty of J.c H- Pabba for taxes i2
All those lots known as lots v
19, 20, and 21 subdivision 1^,2?!
Park. See Plat Book 7, at pa?
recorded In Clerk of Court:- offj.. V
Kershaw County. Levied upon1
to be sold a.s property of |? j> J*
Lain for taxes 1925. *
All those lots being
Lots Nos. 12, 13 35, 3d, and 37
Block A, of subdivision of
Park, ami recorded in Plat
at page 2. Levied upon and u J
sold as property of W. T.
All those two -(2) lots with K..:J
ifigs thereon located in town ollS
thune, bounded on the Nor*.h
lege street, on the Knst b> Mts.vfH
Kelley, on the South by .J.
Laurin, on the West by Walton jH
Levied upon and to be so!.! I
of II K, II yat I I'm ..
All that tract of land in
Buffalo Township,
es, bounded on 1 lu ,
E. K. Hall, on the Last by K. h'.jH
on the South by W. J. I ifl
West by M. K. L. Stoke
upon and to be sold as property?
Lula Hall for taxes* 1925. JH
All that tract of land in Mat fyfl
Township, containing 22 aqB
bounded on the North ,i;M
Wright, Last by William Wii^^B
Soutli by John Wright, on the 3
by lands of Mat ilda Jack) on. \, ,,J|
upor. and to be sold as th<
of Lewis Wright for taxes 1925i|;
All that tract of land# in bidrfl
11, Flat Rock Township, rontaiuH
149 acres, known as tract No. TS
shown by plat made by KershawjH
Loach, dated Augusts, 1921, andH
corded in the Office of Clerk
Court for Kershaw County in fH
Book b at page 122. Levied upon^l
to be sold as property of Burrell bB
field for taxes 1925. H
A11 that tract of land i . Di.sttifl
No. 43, DeKalb Township, corHainjfl
25 acres, bounded on the North ifl
Lot No. on one side by land fl
"ft. H. Boykin, on one end by Sandil
land, on other side 15. H. Boykin lan^B
Levied upon and to be sold as propyl
ty of Maude S. Bradley for taxefl
All that tract of land in DeKalb ?
Township, containing 5(J atm.houiArH
ed on the North by land&.ot 1. V.H
Ratcliff, o nthe East by Black
on the South by lands of Nannie Hofl*
kins. Levied upon and to be sold.^H
property of L. 1). Jennings for UuB
All that tract of land in WatertB
Township, containing 81 acres, bouuM
ed on the North by lands of A. UH
Boykin, on the East by Plarl fifl
Bowen, on the South by Mrs. Brijfl
coe, on the West by lands of H. Rfl
Boykin. Levied upon and to be solH
as property of NeW\e NV. Voo\e
taxes 1925. fl
Terms of sale, cash. H
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