The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 16, 1927, Image 2
SHERIFF HALE FOR TAXES
Under and by virtue of sundry tax
executions directed to me fey the
County Treasurer I have levied upon
and will sell the following property
for taxes on the first Monday in January,
1928, being the second day
thereof, in front of the Court House,
Camden, S. C.:
One lot in City of Camden, levied
upon as property of Alice Standing
for 1926 taxes.
Also
One lot und building in City of
Camden, levied upon uyd to be sold us
property of John Pegue# for taxes
for 1920.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
as property of Annie Murphy for 1920
taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
as property of James Jones for 1920
taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold as
property of R. C. Dow, Sr., for 1920
taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of '
Camden, levied upon and to be sold ,
as property of J. L. Alexander for
1926 taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
us property of L. H. Ammons for
1926 taxes.
Also
Two lots and buildings in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold as
property of O. W. McOirt for 1926
taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
us property of Estate of Cyrus McGirt
for 1926 taxes. ,
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
as property of Estate of Plenty Sanders
for 1926 taxes.
Also
Four lots and building in City of
Camden, levied upon arki to be sold as
property of Carrie E. Rutherford for
1926 taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
as property of Allen Johnson for 1926
taxes.
Also
One lot. and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
as property of Alberta Watkins for
1926 taxes.
Also
One lot and building in City of
Camden, levied upon and to be sold
uq property of Harriett Cureton for
1926 taxes.
Also
One acre and building in District
No. 1, levied upon and to be sold as
property of Claudius Clifton for 1926
taxes.
Also
One acre and building in District
No. 1, levied upon and to be sold as
property of Estate of Sallie Brown
for 1926 taxes.
Also
One lot and building in District
No. I, levied upon and to be sold as
the property of M. VV. Houser for
1926 taxes.
Also
One acre and building in District
No. 1, levied upon and to be sold as
property of Eugene VV. Williams for
1926 taxes.
Also
One acre and building in District
No. 1. levied upon and to be sold as
property of Jaine^ Williams, 2nd, for
1926 taxes.
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j acre in District No. I, levied
vt} on and to be sold as property of
Willie R. Williams for 1926 taxes.
Also
One acre in District No. 1. levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Maggie Williams for 1926 taxes.
Also
Twenty-one acres in District No. I.
levied upon and to be sold as property
of Dianna Washington for 1926
taxes.
Also
Seven acres and buildings in District
No. 1. levied upon and to be sold
as property of Tom Cantey for 1926
taxes.
Also
One acre in l>istrict No. 1, levied
upon and to l>e sold as the property
of Annie Boykin for 1-926 taxes.
Also
One lot Cureton Bark, Distirct No.
1, levied upon and to be sold as property
of J. H. Bolton, for 1926 taxes.
Also
Fourteen acres in District No. I,
levied upon und to be sold as property
of Estate Oabriel Bensou for
1926 taxes.
Also
One acre and building in District
No. 1, levied upon and to be sold as
property of March Adams for 1926
taxes.
Also
One acre in District No. 1, levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Lillie Young for 1926 taxes.
Also
One acre and building in District
No. 1, levied upon and to be sold as
property of Lucy James fpr 1926
taxes.
A Iso
One acre in District No. 1, levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Hattie Brown for 1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred and twenty-one acres
and building in District No. 1, levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Eugene Mickle for 1926 taxes.
A,so
Ninety acres and building in Dis*
trict No. tlpon and to Iftfc iofd
as tha property of Thomas McLendon
for 192(1 taxes.
Also
?V- One e<ro in District No. 1. levied
upon and to be sold as propert., of
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Harrison & Wright for tuxes 1926.
Also
Oiio acio and building In District
No. 1, le vied upon and to be sold ?? I
property of Edward DuBoae for 1926
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Sixteen acres in District No. 2, levied
upon and to be sold as the property
of Estate Feggy McLeoa for
1926 taxes.
Also
Thirty acres and building in District
No. 2, levied upon and to be Bold
mx property of Kstate of Carolina
Cooper for 1926 taxes.
Also
Forty acres and building in District
No. 2, levied upon and to be sold as I
property of J. J. Burroughs for 1926 I
taxes.
Also I
One hundred and sixteen acres and |
building It} District No. 2, levied upon I
and to be sold as property of J. H.
Burroughs for 1926 taxes.
Also I
One hundred acres in District No. I
4. levied upon and to be sold as prop- I
erty of G. S. King for 1926 taxes.
Also
Twentx-aeven acres and building in I
District No. 6, levied upon and to be I
sold as property of Enoch Lloyd for I
1926 tax*s. j
Also
, Ninety-six acres in District No. I
46, levied upon and to be sold as the I
property of Prentice Bond for taxes
1926.
Also
Twenty-live acres and building in I
District No. 43, levied upon and to be I
sold as the property of Maude S. I,
Bradley for 1926 taxes.
Also (
One hundred and eighty acres and J
building, in District No, 43, levied
upon and to be sold as property of I
B. C. Deas for 1926 taxes.
Also
Eighty acres and building in District
No. 43, levied upon and to be I
sold as property of Estate John Jen-1
kins for 1926 taxes.
Also |
Twenty acres in District No. 43, lev-1
ied upon and to be sold as property of 1
Horace Wells and Sam Boykin for
1926 taxes. !
Also I
Two hundred and seventeen acres
and building in District No. 3, levied I
upon and to be sold as the property I
of B. L.'Catoe for 1926 taxes. I
Also *
Eighty-two acres and building in
District No. 3, levied upon and to be
sold as property of Joe Phillips for I
1926 taxes.
Also
Fifty acres and building in District I
No. 5, levied upon and to be sold as I
property of Frank Hagins for 19261
taxes.
Also j
Five hundred and sixty-nine acres I
in District No. 5, levied upon and to I
be sold as property of Robert M. Coo- i
per for 1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred and twenty-five acres I
and building in District No. 5, levied I
upon and to be sold as property of
Mrs. C. A. Hall for 1926 taxes. j
Also j
One hundred and seventy-six acres 1
and buildings in District No. 5, levied I
upon and to be sold as property of
R. N. and \Y. J. Hall for 1926 taxes. _ 1
Also I
One lot and building in Town of J
Bethune, levied upon and to be sold I
as property of estate of A. H. West J
for 1926 taxes. , |
Also I
Thirty-four acres in District No. J
22, levied upon and to be sold as the j
property of Hattie Mae Smith for 1
1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred and twenty acres and
building in District No. 22, leviedl
I upon and to be sold as property of!
Estate M. R. Shaw for 1926 taxes.
Also ;
One hundred and twenty acres in
District No. 22, levied upon and to bo I
sold as property of Estate M. R. I
Shaw for 1926 taxes.
AI so
One hundred and seventy-two acres J
in District No. 22, levied upon and to
I Ih' sold as property of George Reeves
: for 1926 taxes.
Also
Two lots in Town of Bethune, levied
upon and to be sold as property of H.
H. Maria and Minter Hart for 1926
taxes.
> A1 so
Two lots and two buildings in Town
of Bethune, levied upon and to be sold
as property of H. E. Hyatt for 1926
taxes.
Also
One hundred and eighty aeres and
building in Distinct No. 28, levied upon
and to be sold as property of Lizzie
Blaokmon for 1926 taxes.
Also
Two lots jn Town of Kershaw, levied
upon and to be sold as property
of Claude Blackwell for 1926 taxes.
Also
One lot and building in Town of
Kershaw, levied upon and to be sold
as property of F. G. Cobb for 1926
taxes.
Also
One lot and building, near Town of
Keishaw, levied upon and to be sold
as property of T. J. Clyburn for 1926
t a xes.
Also
One lot in Town of Kershaw, levied
upon and to be sold as property pi
JosiejQarter for 1926 taxes.
Also
One lot in Town of Kershaw, levied
upon and to be sold as property of C.
K. Blaokmon for ih26 taxes.
Also
One lot in Town of Kershaw, levied
ui?on and to be sold as property of A.
T. Blackwell for 1926 taxes.
Also
Six acres and four buildings near
Town of Kershaw, levied upon and to
be sold as property of George Gartfy
Lee for 1926 taxes.
Also
(\pe acre near Town of Kershaw,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of T. J. Robinson for 1926 taxes.
Also
Two lots in Town of Kershaw, lev
led upon and to be sold an property of
Lewis Vincent for 1926 taxes.
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One lot in Town of Kershaw, lef led
upon and to be sold as property of
Charlotte Williams for 1920 taxes.
Also
One hundred and ten acres andtone
building in District No. 2, levied upon
and to be sold as property of J. W.
West for 1920 taxes.
Also ,
Three hundred and Innety-pine
acres and building in District No. 9,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of Katie Watts for 1926 taxes.
Also
Twenty acres in District No. 9,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of George Smith for 1920 taxes.
Also
Forty-six 'acres in District No. 9,
levied upon and to be sold as the property
of Mrs. J. C. Hose for 1926
taxes. ft
Also "
Sixty acres and building in District
No. 9, levied upon and to be sold as
property of J. Boyd Magill for 1926
taxes.
Also <
Twenty-seven acres in District No.
9, levied upon and to be sold as property
of James Kirkland for 1926
taxes.
Also
One hundred and sixty acres and
building in District No. 9, levied upon
and to be sold as property of Joe C.
Harrison for 1920 taxes.
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Four acres in District No. 9, Uvied
upon and to be sold as property of
James Gaskins for 1926 taxes.
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One hundred and thirty acres in
District No. 9, levied upon and to be
sold as property of Mary A. Atkinfor
1926 taxes. ' T
Also
Seventy-five acres and building in
District No. fO, levied upon and tp be
sold as property of Jennie Catoe for
1920 taxes.
Also
Forty-one acres and building in
District No. 10, levied upon and to be
sold a& property of Wade Dye for
1926 taxes.
Also
Two hundred acres and building in
District No. 10, levied upon and to be
sold as jproperty of Estate of Y. A.
James for 1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred and eighty-seven acres
and building in District No. 11, levied
upon and to be sold as property of
J. E. Mclintire for 1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred and seven acres and
building in District No. 11, levied upon
and to be sold as property of Penelope
Harris for 1926 taxes.
Also
Eight hundred acres and building
in District No. 11, levied upon and to
be sold as the property of H. H. Harris
for 1926 taxes.
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One hundred and twenty-five acres
and building in District No. 11, levied
upon and to,xbe sold as property of
Walter and Tillman Branham for
1926 taxes.
Also
Forty acres and building in District
No. 11, levied upon and to be sold a*
property of Estate S. A. Boykin for
1926 taxes.
Also
Fifty-eight acres in District No. 11,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of George Crim for 1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred and sixteen acres and
building in District No. 12, levied upon
and to be sold as property of W. B.
Eliisor for 1926 taxes.
Also
Seventy-five acres and buildings fn
District Nq. 12, levied upon and to be
sold as property of A. R. C. Pittmtfh
for 1926 taxes. .
Also
Three acres and building in District
No. 12, levied upon and to be sold as
property of Maggie Pickett for 1926
taxes.
Also
Four acres near Town of Bianey,
District No. 12, levied upon and to be
sold as property of T. M. McCaskill
for 1926 taxes.
Also
Fifty-three acres and building in
District No. 12, levied upon and to be
sold as property of Willie Mitchell for
1926 taxes.
Also
Sixty acres and building in District
No. 12, levied upon and to be sold as
property of Rachael Lee for 1920
taxes.
Also
One hundred and fifty-nine acrc&
and building in District No. 12, levied
upon and to be sold as property erf
S. B. Branham for 1926 taxes.
Also
Twenty-one acres in District No.
levied upon and to be sold as proj>erty
of Annie Boykin for' 1926 taxes.
Also
Fifty acres and two buildings in
District No. 16, levied upon and to be
sold as property of Farmers and Merchants
Bank for 1920 taxes.
Also
One hundred and seventy-seveh
acres in District No. 16, levied upon
and to be sold as property of Estate
of D. G. Robinson for 1926 taxes. '
Also
Seventy-seven acres in District No.
16, levied upon and to be sold as the
property of Sara W. Coxart for 1926
taxes.
Also
Ten acres in District No. 16, levied
upon and to be sold as property of Q.
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Sixty-two acres in District No. Id,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of Charles L. Wray for 1926 taxes. v
Also
Twenty-one acres in District No. 29,
levied upon and to be sold as projK
erty of Eugene Peay for lft26 taxe?.
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"Six acre* in District N<j'. 29, levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Rufus Anderson for 1926 taxes.
Also
Forty acres and building, in Ihstrict
No. 29, levied upon and to be sold as
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property of Mary Bennett for 1926
taxes. ^
Also
Fifty-two acres in District No. 38,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of Land Sales Co., for 1926 taxes.
Also
Twenty-six acres in District No. 38,
levied upon and to be sold as property
of L. L. Clifton for 1926 taxes.
Also
Two hundred acres and building in
District. No. 39, levied upon and to be
sold as proprety of Estate S?m Mitchell
for 1926 taxes.
Also
Fourteen acres and building in District
No. 39, levied upon and to be
sold as property of Daniel Mitchell
for 1926 taxes.
A1s?
One hundred forty-five acres and
building, in District No. 39, levied
upon and to be sold as property of
Nancy Mitchell for 1926 taxes.
Also
Eighty-four acres and building in
District No. 39, levied upon and to
be sold as property of Val Mitchell
for 1926 taxes.
Also
One hundred thrtry-five acres in
District No. 39, levrfed upon and to be
sold as property of Israel Bracey for
1926 taxes.
J. H. McLEOD,
Sheriff of Kershaw County.
IN THE CAROUNAS
Items of Inn-rent Gleaned from Newspapers
of Two States.
John W. Alexander, prominent realtor
of Spartanburg, is dead at the age
of <51 from apoplexy. He was born in
Charlotte,
Charles Carrington, 10, used a
match to see how much gasoline was
in the tank. He escaped with burned
hands and feet.
Rev. Charles F. Sims, for seven
years a pastor at Liberty, S. C., has
been given an unanimous call to the
First Baptist church at Greenwood,
effective January 1.
Rutherford college will observe its
seventy-fifth anniversary appropriately
next June. Thousands of alumni
and alumnae from the Carolina? are
expected to attend the celebration.
Mrs. Amanda Arinistead Chambliss
a well known educator, died at the age
of 91 at Spartanburg after a fortnight's
illness. She wus born in
Hampton, Va.
The Southern railroad is making
plans for u two-story office building
near the freight depot in Gastonia,
and will pave its right of way for u
blo<^k.
Cnarles M. Wiggins, former deputy
prohibition administrator for western
South Carolina, is dead at his home in
Moncks Corner. He was a county official
for many years and very popular
in Berkeley county and prominent
in the Knights of Pythias.
Col. Virgil L, Lusk, 91 years old,
was an attorney arguing an Asheville
murder case in the North Carolina supreme
court this week. With great
vigor he argued that the verdict which
convicted Mrs. Anna K. Montague
for killing Mrs. Mary K. Cooper was
against the evidence.
Charlie Wright, of Highlands, N. C.,
winner of a Carnegie medal for bravery
when a youth, was killed when an
automobile in which he was a passenger
fell 200 feet to the rocks below,
near L?ake Toxaway, The driver, A.
D. Bryson had his skull fractured.
They were forced off the road by an
approaching car.
The mountains in the Asheville
district are being searched carefully
in efforts to find Mrs. G. Wallace
Bryant, who kidnapped her own young
daughters from the custody of the
juvenile court there during a divorce
action brought by her husband. This
actiori came after the belief that she
was in Miami, Fla., proved groundless.
North Carolina farmers are turning
from their back number, one-crop
methods and the gospel of diversification
jis bearing fruit here, the dean of
the college of agriculture says. About
100,000 acres were planted to other
crops out of 200,000 acres less in cotton
in 1927, he says, with tobacco increasing
60,000 acres and peanuts
39,000 acres, .Irish potatoes 3,000
acres, and sweet potatoes 2,000 acres.
J. C. Johnson, of New Bern, N. C.,
blind from birth and for four years
doorkeeper of the North Carolina
house of representatives, has been
made a doorkeeper of the United
States senate. He is well known
throughout the state and claims to
know more people there than anybody
else does. Once he answered an inquiring
stranger in his town: "Yes;
1 know you; you're the man who used
to live on Broad street and keep all
those mocking birds about thirty
years ago."
Judge Earle roasted a jury at
Spartanburg which brought in a verdict
of manslaughter after the attor
neys on both sides had agreed to 01#
of murder with recommendation t?
mercy and the jury was informed
it by the court. The defendant wat*
negro who shot his wife in the batV
and hauled her body away to throw U
down an embankment, His poor
health caused the solicitor to agree to
the verdict with mercy* instead of <J?.
manding the death penalty.
George Rhyne returned to the
North Carolina penitentiary the other
day twelve years after he eseaped
I from that prison, after serving fourteen
months of s four year term for
which he was sent up from Gaiton
county in 1914 for larceny. He says
in the meantime he has had good
jobs and supported his wife and two
| little daughters, hut was continually
I worrying about being hunted, wfen I
I he escaped he went hotne st night, fl
j got his wife and children, and has I
| been living ever since in Atlanta and
Augusta, Ga. i
Hiker Dlea in CoUetea
Waterboro, Dec. 12.?The body of
Lee Linden, a white man, apparently fl
1 forty-five years of age who died near I
Boineau's cross roads Saturday was, I
sent by the Walterboro Funeral Par- I
lors to Wheeling, West Virginia, this I
afternoon. Linden was stricken I
Thursday afternoon and taken in by
Mrs. Marshall Smith, near whose I
home he collapsed while en route oo I
foot north from Jacksonville. Fit.
He was found beside the highway 1
and placed in a house which warp fib I
ted up for him and a physician' wm I
I summoned. Exposure and pneumonic I
i was given as the cause of his death, fl
From papers which he had and re- fl
| marks made before he became uncon I
scious it was learned his home was I
Wheeling, West Virginia, and that fee I
has a brother, Lewis Linden, living fl
there. Sheriff L. C. Padgett took fl
charge of the body and found he had M
apparently tramped most of-the way fl
from Jacksonville. 7 fl
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