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IftgED BY THE COUNUD OK DIRECTOR#, ' 4, 1927. *m, hi fed gang, ^ ^ ^ untile Company, . red gang 208.19 parte and repairs . .18.60 g Company, gas 146{)0 salary bridge 100.00 on, 14 8-4 bu- corn 14.75 maty, medicine*, on, guard*, etc. ..434.02 lulu, supplies 68.89 g tympany gas ^ srcantile & Bank-' >upplies 369.17 , two truck tires ..26.00 Market, supplies ..79.20 ry, salaries mainorce .. 210.26 salaries gnd wages ig .461.50 ky, huluries guards, 406.60 n, service Board ors 76.00 i, services Bourd ors 75.00 ey, services Board >rs 75.00 rcantile Co., sup 366.49 supplies 66.30 son Company, .'304.97 ervice Station, etc 45.41 son, Jr.|2 salary Directors 100.00 On, Jr., 100 bu. oats 75.00 ,' salary road supt. 125.00 salary bridge 125.00 blacksmith work .. 53.55 app, gas and oil . . .42.20 vice 'Station, gas v 11.48 iomobile Co.. Auto ' *... .2.40 n, salary and 10 prisoners 53.50 Mills, salaries attorney and poor 400.00 i, rent county shop 15.00 as, Jr., or bearer, giBtrate, forms #tc.' 80.28 , salary and ex . 155.00 s Co., machinery 213.31 e Equipment Co., plies ..., 47.51 5arn, machinery 29.78 id, salaries sheriff , jail fees, etc., . . . .393.28 jw, or bearer, salary ige 56.55 y, salary Deputy 125.00! Station, gas, oil, V. . .40.52 jell, salary coroner 41.67 rviee Station gas 1. . a 25.18 i Company, ice 1J.00 ilepigue & Co., coal 221.20 Bros., shoes, hose jnders 15.40 Works, corrugated 90.00 les, 18 chairs 26.80 s., Inc., groceries ..100.03 il Company, gas nd kerosene ...73.80 arrett, supplies 51.74 , salary Board of ion 12.50 tier, Magistrate 60.00 iker, hay 36.63 i, Jr., services as stenographer 55,00 Palter Jacobs or bearer, salary * janitor 40.06 I. E. Taylor or bearer, service Board of Registration ......12.50 iuggins and Son, sharpening ihree~plSw~poUita, ..?.. ?ommercial Laboratories Co., 30 druihs Bug-Rid 90.00 r. P. Hilton or bearer, salary and expenses ....... ,k.... 165.00 W. L. Hunnicutt or bearer salary and expenses ....... 155.00 Carolina Motor Co., gas, oil, etc 76.79 The R. L. Bryan Co., supplies 292.35 Camden Wholesale Qrocery, aats 57.44 Wolfe-Eichel Co., "One overall and jumper . ......... 5.00 Rackey Mercantile Co.; hard<1 ware supplies 1.170.68 DcKslb Service Station, ,gaa and dik . -..... ?^ . . 6.07 R- Baruch and JohnT. Nettles rent cotton-pin tfortn R .... .450.00 Camden Hospital, 4th qukrter^ appropriation, 7..... r.'v"... 1146.18 Beards Filling Station, . 270 . galons gas 54.00 I* B. Ogburn, salary bridge keeper . v....: .100.00 S. W. James, plow beam and laying plow point ....... 7.00 Standard Oil Company, gas and Oil .170.3$ DeLoache Motor Co., Inc., auto 4 ,U parts, etc ..................29.50 B. L. Schlosburg, groceries . .105.25 H. A. Rabon, ghs, oil and ; canned jjoods ?.. 7.71 J. Team Gettys, salary, stamps .and pens .. 118.76 jirCaskUl & Lollis, groceries . .94.57 ^Diame Brothers; Inc., hay, oats, etc 250.67 A. Thorne or bearer, salar*ea Geo. McManus and self 178J60 t. P. Thompson or bearer, salary ....... ?v. 60.00 S. Higgins, or bearer, spec>al work for constable . .... 16.00 ^e*a M. Lineberger, salary . .76.00 E. P. Watkins or bearer, b|lW 7 i /.y,",155.00 ? rKM ok" boaror, ^1-ry, < weal and phJne call 100.50 w- It Taylor, or bearer, salmjy and prisoner fee 101,00 a. Branham or bearer, ire.', oiu' ajS' ' "J .W.lf T. B. McClftin, carbide and ml burners . .7 15,40 J. M. Moseley, salary 100.001 J. W. Sunders, salary uml truvel 01.66 Alma M. Burgees, salary and travel 136.30 The State Company, printing dog HfiRMK 0.00 S. W, Hogue, salarlos clerk, Treat)., box rent, etc HI.711 Columbia Supply Company, supplies 41.75 T. M. Clyburn, lumber .. . 135.03 The Lu Max Company, lubricating oil 131.921 J. L. Guy, lumber .... 6.75 J. H. Clyburn, salary, stamps, towels, etc., 284.31 H. K. Munn, or l>earer, drafts payrolls, B.C 651.10 Margaret C. Mayfield, nurse appropriation . 500.00 The Berger Mfg. Co., iron culvert 3,814.26 t. - I Total $17,506.10 L. T. MILLS, Clerk. TAX EXECUTION Under and by virtue of sundry tax executions to me directed by the City Clerk and Treasurer, I have levied upon and will sell in front of the Court House door at Camden, S. C., between the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in November, 1927, being the seventh day thereof, the j following described property, to wit: All that lot with building thereon located in the City of Camden, bound-1 ed on the North by Mrs. D. D. Parrish, on the East by property of J. H. Osborne, on the South by H. T. Lovett, on the West by Broad Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Walter C. Smith for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with buildings thereon, in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by Rhame, et. al., on the East! by Church Street, on the South by York Street, on the West by proper- I ty, formerly M. L. Mcl^ain. levied 1 upon and to be sold as property of Estate J. W. 1 Burke for City tax6s 1926. i 1 Also Lot with building ,thereon in City of Camden, bounded on. the North by York Street, on the East by Mrs. Alma Dixon, on ^the South by L. H. Amsnons, on the West by Fair Street,! Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate T. J. Wilson for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot iii the City of Camden, bounded on the North by Mrs. Nellie S. Moseley, on the East by Monument j Square, on the South by B. H. Baum, on the West by property formerly Mrs. Nellie ?}. Moseley. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Pearl A. Moore for City taxes for 1926. Also JLot with building thereon in the City of Camderu bounded on the North by. Estate of T. J. Wilson, on the East by Mrs. Alma Dixon, ^on the West by . Fair Street. Luffed upon and to be'sold asproperty of L. H. Ammons for City taxes for 1926. Also . Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by continuation Haile Street, on the East by property of West, on the South by Southern Cotton Oil Company, on fhe West by property of Osborne^ Levied upon and to be sold aB property Of S. F. Williams for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by G. W. Huggins, on the East formerly M. C. West, on the I South* - by Jas. H. Burns, and on the I West by Fair Street. Levied upon land to be sold as property of B. C. I Mahaffie for?ity taxes for 1926. f - Also . . ' Lot with "building thereon in the J City of Camden, bounded on the I North - By York Street, on 1 the East by Southern Railway, on the South and West by property of 1 Hurst. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mrs. J. W. Waters I for City faxes for 1926. Also I Lot with building thereon in the I City of Camden, bounded on the I North by 'a- proposed Street, on the East by Campbell Street, on the I South by Gibson, on: the West ; by formerly Baxter Garey. Levied upon and to be,, sold as property of Johh iPeguea JiVfor City taxes for 1926. I 7- Alt* Lot with Jbuilding thereon in the City of Canufeftr bounded on the I North by Sammie W. James, on the (East by Miss Minnie Clyburn, on the South by , on the West by I Campbell Street. Levied upon and 1 to be sold as property of Tillman 1 James for City taxes of 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the I City of Camden, bounded on the |'North by York Street, on the East Niy formerfy' or now Goodale, on the I South by Goodale, on the West by fCHarii-Clayton. Levied upon and to I be sold as property of Hester Burke I for City-taxes for 1926. I * .-> Also U Lot with building tkeceon in th* 1 City of Camden, bounded on the [North bv, Robert Murphy, en the [ East by R, D. Dibble, on the South by I Nettie Powell,, oil the West by. Gordon Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of James Jones for | City, taxes for 1926. | Also Lot with building therton / in the I City of Camden, .bounded on the I North by R. H7 Haile, on the East [by. Estate of Thos. J. Boy kin, on the I South by J. W. uennet, on the W?i by Broad street, i LefHdjipon and to .[be ' sold , as property of Everett [ Kirk land for' City taxes for *926. j Also .- ? iv Lot with building .thereon liy the I City'of Camden, bounded on the J North by Anna Holland, on the East [by C. R. Sutton, on the Soutfc by S. Jackson, on the West by Pair Street, fiwi* won .nd to b. .01*1 proptr -S. r-JSHUVWb ?i-, -T7.-. r ? t ml I lAUt 11. .1 MU-'.U LLL*.?LJ ty of Juhn fflnson, Jr., for City taxes for 1026. / . Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on , the North by York Street, on the Fast and South by lots now or formerly I^ewif and Goodale, on the West by Church Street, Levied upon and to b?a Hold ax property of Clara Clayton for City taxed for 1026. Also Lot with building thereon in the (Mty of Camden, hounded on the North by formely T. J. Wilson, on the Last by M. A. Niles, on the South by formerly Libman, on tne West by| Fair Street. levied upon and to be sold as the property of Rebecca Aaron for City taxes for 1026. . Also Lot in City of Camden, bounded on North by Daisy Griffin, on the Fast by J. W. Stover, on the South by J. W. Stover, on the West by Broad Street. levied upon and to be sold as property of Kizxie Brisbane for City taxes for 1026. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by Lucy Richardson, on the Fast by property of Carter, on the South by Ellen Smith, on the West by Campbell St. levied upon and to be sold as property of Corine Smith for City taxes for 1026. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the I North by Lot No. 1064, on the East' by Market Street, on the South by Lot No. 1066, on the West by Lot No. 1036. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Eddie Richardson for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by Phoebe Williams, on the I East by Team property, on the South by Lot No. 15, on the West by Campbell (Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Lula I)eas for City-taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by Lot No. 10, on the East by Campbell Street, on the South by Lot No. 7, on the West by Lots No. 14 and 15. Levied upon and to be sold as property of R. C. Dow for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by John Rainey, on the East by J. E. Withers, on the West by Sallie Frasier, on the South by Chest-1 nut Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Preston J. Doby for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the j North by property of R. D. Dibble, on I South by R. D. Dibble, on the West by Gordon Street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Mary J_, I Peebles for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the North by W. L. Jackson, on the East by Fair Street, on the' South by King Street, on the West, by Albert Kelly. Levied and to be sold as I property of Charlie Nelson for City taxes for 1926. Also All that lot with building thereon ni the City of Camden, bounded on the North by Burrell Doby; on the East by lot formerly Dunn; On the South by lot No. 13; on the West by property of Gamble. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Ella Boykin for City taxes for 1926. Also . * All that lot with buildings thereon bounded on the Norht by property forfnerly Crosby; on the East by Dock Cafter; on the South by lot] formerly Alma Stewart; on the West by Campbell street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of G. W. ^IcGirt for City taxes for 1926. Also Lot with building thereon in, the City of Qamdeft,1" Bounded on the North by McLaughlin; on the EasL by on the South by Sarah Williams; on the West by Market street. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of Plenty Sanders for City taxes for 1926. Alto V Lot with building thereon in the City of Camden, bounded on the Worth by-?; East and South by Team property; op_ the ^ West by Campbell Street. Levied upon and to be sold ax property of Lavinia Wat* kins for City taxesfor 1926. Also Lot with buildings thereon located on 'York Street, City of Camden, bounded on the North and East by ??; on the South by York Street;, pn the West by Lewis Ballard. Levied upon and to be sold aa property of 'Estate of Pauline Dixon for 1626 taxes. H. D. HILTON, Chief of Police.;^ NOTICE OF SALE Sheriffs Sale of Automobile Forfeit? ei Under Section 666 of Volume 2, . code of Please take notice that I will sell at public auction,/for cash to the highest bidder, in front of the Court House door at Camden, S. C ?on the first Monday In November, being the 7th of thereof, during the legal hours of male one toodev 70 Chrysler automobile bearing South Cardlinai License Number C-3596 for 1#27; Motor Number C-66616, said auto, mobile haying been confiscated by me under Section 866 of Volume, 2, Code of 1922, providing for the fop failure of Tchicie- in illegal Sheriff." Camden, S. C., QcWbfr 18, 1,927. i ?' < Caroline Arnold* %1U2, negro womar of Cleveland ctwnly N.# C- f picket 146 pounds of cotton one ley thh , ... ^ /: . .. rnmmmmamemKmmmmmmmmmmmmtm ^ lloKiinK Corn Pays Marion, Got. 17.?Marion county furnplrs, under adviee of W. K. Wells, county farm agent, are finding that it pays to hog down corn, the experience of Boyd Atkinson and It. II. Baxley showing that $50 to $60 is the not return per acre. "We had a meeting at a result demonstration this month at Boyd Atkinson's farm as a result of hogging down corn," says Mr. Wells in speaking of this work. "Mr. Atkinson had kept a strict account of the cost of feeding his 15 hogs, which weighed 1180 pounds and h&d coat him $107.61, including the cost of feeding his brood sows for six months. Figuring the value of these hogs at 10 .cents per pound, Mr. Atkinson hud left $110.40. The hogs gained 872 pounds on an acre of corn, making an average daily gain of 81 pounds per hog. * The cost of labor, fertilizer, land rent, and supplement feed while oil this corn cost $86.56, which gave Mr. Atkinson a net return above land rent for an acre of corn hogged down, of $51,64. "Mr. Baxley, a neighbor, also hud good results with 16 hogs. He had corn and beans planted in the same drill. The corn was hogged down returning $60.00 per acre, and 95 percent of the beans were still standing. Mr. Baxley figures that this method is the inoBt practical and economical for farmers to use. He states that he expects to have a continuous cropping system in. order that his hogs will have something to be hogging down the entire time." News of The B. Y. P. U. ' The chicken supper that was planned by the social committee of the B. Yv P. U. was carried out as a decided success when a number of older members of the church gathered with the younger people to enjoy the good time at Adam's pond Friday evening. Last Sunday evening Mfss Helen Phelps, captain group No. 1, rendered a very interesting program. Those taking part on the program were Misses Laurie Cnmpbell, Martha Oglesby, Lois Elmore and Mr. Moseley. Special music wus given by' the orchestra and the Bible quizz, directed by M iss Mary Graham, wus highly irfSpiring. This week, group No. 2 under the leadership of Miss Annabelle Watts will have charge of the program. ?. ???????i??M?? The Reverend Garnett Gunter, 21 years old, is the first woman minister to perform a marriage ceremony in Arkansas. ' . a . 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