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i Casper Tillman, .'16, of Onaxo
county. Missouri, has lonfessvd to
participation with l>r. A. J. Haas,
of (Columbia, Mo., in tins murder of
William it. Pear man, automobila
salesman, whose body was found
near Gravette, Ark , some weeks ago.
The murder was part of a ache me
to collect $200,000 insurance in a
swindle plot.
NOTICE OF HACK
Sheriff's Sale of Contraband Go* ?ds
Forfeited* f .'ruler SexTi'-n Hrtfi of Volume
2, (.'ode of Kaw l'J'?2.
P'eiitake notiie'Hhat 1 will sell
at public auction, for eash to the
highest bidder, in from of the Court
House door at Camden, S. ('*., on the
first Monday in May, Ibejnx the
f.t ri day thereof, during the je^al
hour4 < f - i I-, one upright steam boiler;
or,< burner oil stove; one sa< k
> racked rc, two sacks corn meal;'
Uu .-ah- xranoiuted -uxur; forty
do/en ; ia , ipjai't jars, .-aid X"ods hav.ntf
!? * ,. i onlisi ated by roe under
Si- t.oi -so i f \ duine ' ode of I
I'fJ'J. provdifijj fi.r On' f ?? feitn re r|
-food ' uin illegal iiia/'.'.jfa1 ture ol
alcohol:' !>ipj<?r*.
J. II McLKOD.
Shei iff Kershaw County
April 17, l'.MU
M \S I'KK'S SALE
State of South Carolina
i ii ' y of Ki r-haw
(( ourt of < ommon Plea--)
.1 G. Kelly, Piainliir
a^ainst
I I' (.eraid and < . C Gerald, Dotendon!
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I'eii I iiiiij by v It M|e of a Decree
and art Order of th; Court m the
above i n!; t led eau-e I \\,.| oiler for
sU.i ill t' ol the ( ourf II >11 e door
" l he ( if ;, o! ( oiiiden, S fon the
Mon .'af, in May. b? uy May I
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'he f" ! .'. i< i in. | . i oj.ert y :
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and, 1 in: , ; i., a d !> u up ,n t be i
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if u- M ' ' C. ( let .,01 ). I,.
' be pa I ad. a Wt b.> i ,i,.|
of M '.lid .h yt i f
I 'II t |, I - h I 'll I eha - I t : l '
pay lot papt
W. L. In I- \SS. .JK .
Ma-ter for Ker-haw ( ountv
April 17. 1 ii.'tU.
EYES EXAMINED
and Glasses Fitted
THE HOFFER COMPANY
| Jewelers and Optometrists
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NO-MO-KORN
FOR CORNS AM) CAU.OFSKS
M.nlr in Camden And For Sale Hy
Delvalh Pharmacy? Phone 95
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Dr. II. M. Padgett
CHIROPRACTOR
Second Floor of Fashion Shop
Hoi Id ink'
Office bouts' tn ii p. m., Tups- .
day. Thursday and Saturday of
each wi'ck.
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Camel City Wins
Bus Line Rights
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The Camel City Coach line wu?
granted permiuHion to operate a firat
class ptthnenger aervice between Camden
ami the North Carolina state line
above Cher aw and from the North
Carolina line to Darlington in an order
issued Thursday by the state
railroad eoiuntisaion.
At the a*me time the petition ?f
the Safety Transit company for permi#n:es
in a two-day hearing before
the same routes was denied.
Both pet.11ons for the service were'
b.tteri. oposed by railroad eompanie
iu two-day hearing before the
roii.in -.-ion April 1 and >. So large
a a-, the crowd at this hearing that
it overflowed the railroad enmrr
-.e?r?'- 'office, ne< es.sitatmg rernov .1
the hearing to the -up/Pixm oiroom
in the Stau* Hou>e.
The ra 1 lroads opposed the petitionon
the ground that t:i* y were at pn
ent operating many passenger trair
at a financial loss and that th>
net dj d j>i'ote?'t<on.
The Camel ' 11y company now hua
bus line from Camden to Augu-'
ti.lough Columbia and other Iiim-s in
various sections of the state, arid ix
now m a position to give a wider < !
vice.
Thin day'-, dee:-ion ua- the -< <'
ond ii icsal for the tram-it company
-11 1 t '.< coin in. -ion la -1 No ve m t >< '
had di i.;i-d i's petition f?.t t lie 1: >-i;-<
and had reopened the nee,
Mr. I.ee K;ile\ Dead
-,g || !, \ [fill !7. Her Ha."y.
K ? haw co j ' y. did at 'he R.?ti
re pita! in Columbia Wh dneI
e i, d . A., - ? |.t ' < .H,id. I.
I > da . at'erri.Hir.
i 1'a I a 1 1 1 . . 1 w d net t d : n
d r "ad M < : . : <!: -" 1 n u1. h. h 1 .da y
o; ii. rig- |] I,v hi- pastor.
" n e Rev. .!. A. <ii I'iaitt. Interment
a a- made 1;. the 11 u 1 < h ii-meterv.
He 1- survived by In- widow, who
was .M:ss Bertha Marshall of Ker-haw
county; four daughters and one
-on; two -i-ters. Mr-. Taek Hlackwell
of Mc|'ee, and .Mrs. ( day, of (ieorgia.
II it-and- Hun Suspect Arrested
Charlotte, April lia. ? VV'ylie Hawing,
lit), was arrested by police today
111 their investigation of the
death of Lillian Condon, 11-year-old
daughter of Mrs. ,1. L. Condon, of
Morriwtown, N. J.
The girl was injured fatally last
night when a speeding motorist
reached from his automobile and
seized her arm as she walked the
street with a companion. -Jerked
from the edge of- the sidewalk, she
fell again-t tin* curbing and her sku'l
u as t ract ii- d
l.awiiig cj: Mimed any knowledge
t t he <>< . i| 1.. 1 ,tj |t hev
j ' . .(.11 1 a a- " ;. r, whdeh
i ' ' -el". 1 i. .,1 ' ,,|,.n
j ' 1 -|( T < t' y
1 an. ai r man !>< ;< vi .1 So have been
I " 1 '!! .tilt >ll|o!l ,
Ml I I I. I le:. 11 ui js he id with
..1,: IoV-i t "he ja.: at Morgantor.
N 1 u -ction with tlie kill
ing a 1 > ut ti n dyas ;igo of her hu-bnr.d.
\\ . M Adams, alleged illicit
lover o| the woman, is also held in
connection wrli the killing.
Would You Know One
If You Saw It?
It you ever came face to face with
a germ, would you recognize it? Of
course it is not likely that you ever
will see a germ, unless you own a
tremendously powerful microscope,
for you would have to magnify one
over a thousand times to make it
;i- h'g a- a pin head. Hut you should
en.. 1 the fact that these tiny
' m c u get into your blood
v,i,am- ' igh the -malles' ctl*.
1 \ j yphoid fever, tubercut
- blood p:>: ::?g, and
! " o.ugero:;- ar.u perhaps
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' :e? ea-t d. - v be arc
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t !>e lii Id at 1 . -r.dt n. S?vut*
n Sat-r.dav May loth
1:' publi. at ereof, at 1
k 1 ::e formo-m. to -how cause
' ' < > have, why the said Ad
n -hoU'ld t g-anted.
(i ruler my liami. this 2'Jnt
oav \i> il Anno 1) un.ni 1 iklO.
W. L. MclH)WELL.
'nt.g^ t H-obate for Kershaw l^ount;
rum.-hed ??n. the 2"dli day of Apr;
and she ,?:)i day of May. l'.i.lO, fn th
1 amder. < hromclo. and posted at th
i ourt 11-u-e door for the time pre
-C: .bed by law.
Forty Jerseys to be
Sold at Newberry
Greenville, April 2*5. ?Forty registered
Jersey* carefully selected by a
sale* committee consisting <f W. R.
Gray, Greenville; John S. Matthews,
Florence; R. D Steer, Spartanburg;
and T. F Cooley, Newberry, will be
auctioned at Newberry in the fourth
annuul hale of "Palmetto quality"
registered Jerseys at noon on Monday,
May 5.
These animals, all from herds of
members of the Jersey Cattle Club,
are chiefly young cattle l>orn in 1929,
and each has passed the tests for
contagious abortion of tuberculosis.
These young animals, say- Prof. J.
P. Fa.Master, chief of the dairy division,
offer a special opportunity to
boys and girl, starting in calf club
work, ami he and olhei extension
workers hope that many of them will
be secured by calf club members. It
is a fine opportunity also for dairymen
and farmers to add good sound
individuals to their hoards.
Breeders who have consigned animals
to this sale are Dr. N. (i. Ayers,
tit err; 1). A nod J. M. Bridges, Heath
Spring*; J. C Bu*sey, Modoc; C. T.
('arson, Manning; W. P, Connely,
Ninety Six; W. J. DuBnap, l.amar;
J E. Faulkenberry, Heath Springs;
F. <'. I ll-tiling, Laurens; B. Fretwell,
Spartanburg; \V. ('. Graham,
Pamjihco; F. F. Hammond, Kershaw;
Bay llu.son, Heath Springs; S. E.
Jefford-. Timmonsville; G. W. Jones,
(Ireeriv 1!,-; J. 1). Ketnp, Edgefield;
B. S. Ktrk. Heath Springs; \\*. ]{.
Niclio! i.ii. Greenwood; John I. Oxt
c. I\11 lo; 1- J-. Bainsford. Trent"ti;
(i. I . Rankin. Saluda; Claude
B tra 1!, Jr.. Saluda . K. P. Sc-ele. Jr.,
B?u-k Hi!!; II. K St iver, Kershaw; ;
U i.. <-ler Bio-.. S.I .nla; I. M. Wood, '
<i . . ; F. II. Young. T.mi.io: ,vi!m; \
1' : t y lii\i-.on. < !cm-i,n ? "Beg. ;
1 > II Bill ,V Son-. B atrtor. Ontario.
Bears Marks of \ iolence
Mull.'n--, April 'J I Mystery, which
I for nearly four months hung over
| the disappearance of Alva Cox. 56year-old
fi-herman, today centered on
how he met his death as county officials
continued a pro he begun yesterday
when the water-soaked body was
taken from the Pee Dee river.
Coroner Clark Casque, who has
po>tponed the inquest until April .'JO,
in order to assemble all the facts posi
sible, today declined to make any
1 statements that might be taken as an
indication of the clues officers are:
following.
| I)r. James L. Martin, who performed
an autopsy on the body, said that
in the dead man's right temple there
appeared to he a small hole as if
made by a pistol hall.
The ph\ -ician today continued his
xamina: ion of X-ray pictures, but
I - of! ,i! rej><> t w!' not bo made
public U.".!s; the ll'.Otl.
\ -rowrl of sevp* :t! hundred men
W i u n.t - day shot ami killed Dave
H i i .".."i. negro, who was accused
' a . . i; g k I led Clayton Eunderberg,
!>. i wr. t< boy. near Gunnison, Miss.
1 he <-o killed the boy \\^i< n he was
iiiest oti,-d about a theft-at the Funderberg
home the night before.
MASTER'S SAFE
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Pleas)
! I.oring Davis, as Administrator of
. the Estate of W. E. Davis, deceased,
Plaintiff
i against
M. C. Johnson and U. N. Myers, W.
! 1>. Cameron and W. M. Mercer, copartners
in trade as 'Advertising
Supply Co., Defendants.
I uier and by virtue of an Order
of Court made in the above entitled
i a-e. and dated the 11th day of
March. It'oi'. tn? Master for Kershaw
i v will ..tV. for sale at public
a i 'ion. hef < ?>,. Kershaw County
i t 11" ! r. Camden, South
' ' na . c legal hours of
n Monday May,
' '* u day . t ne fo't.o\\ >
-tail .
\ . pirce. pa- > ? "
t'g a- -i !> in.g
it.- . i - -. . k,
1 " i -.i.i. ami . i t. !
a.re-, a
. N.'-Vth bv : gh
" \ Fin, IF,.'.
^ < \ hundred tw. ntv
1 . a :< ,.f A. It Me
" \ t:ttv seven feet
'h .-n Davis High
I w a . ! . a ay of Seaboar,
B ? ov ,\ ( . . .. South by Jotter
I - Da\11 a..v two hundrei
v i ' ' Mh -t by lands, oM
I D... \ kindred fifty-sever
f.et. -an- ... .letters on Davi;
l II caw... ., Railway Com
a par\ - vg-' way.
It - t'u .it-red that befor.
1 th,- M a-ter - , . a. eept the bid o
, ar.y . r., at a ; -ale. except holder:
- of . . v.- upoi. *he -aid premises h.
-ha . le.piir, a d, posit of $50.00 il
1 i a.-n t a -.tied check for a lik<
amount upon - mo responsible banl
from <Uv h bidder as a guarantee o
y good faith, a. such deposits made b;
[1 any unful bidder to be return
e ed at the conclusion of said sale,
c \Y. F. IVPASS. JR.
Master for Kershaw County
Dated April IT, 19150
Governor Gardner has warned
North Carolina that the state priaon
at Raleigh is a veritable fire trap
and that what has occurred at Columbus,
Ohio, might easily happen at
the Raleigh prison.
6 6 6 '"bleU
Relieves a Headarhe or Neuralgia in
30 minutes, checks a Cold the firat j
day, and checks Malaria in three day*
666 also in Liquid.
EXECUTION SALE
State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
Oscar Sodergren
vs. |
Om Ford Touring C.ar, License No.
A -56136, S. < ., 1929.
By virtue of an execution to
din ted in the above stated case, I
wil sell to the highest bidder, at
public auction, within the legal hours
of ale, at Camden, Court House, on
Mo; day, the 5th day of May, 1930,
the following described property to
wit i
tine Ford Touring car, South Carolina
license plate No. A?56136, levied
on and to be sold as the property
of Oscar Sodergrcn, to satis?}
the aforesaid execution and costs.
Terms: Cash.
B. M. SMITH,
Magistrate of Kershaw County.
Camden, S. C., April 2, 1930.
MASTERS SALE
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State of South Carolina
County of Kershaw
(In the Court of Common Pleas)
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia,
Plaintiff
against
S. F. Hrasington, B. C. Brasington,
Loan & Savings ,Bank of Camden,
and the Waleice National Farm
loan A -,-ocia11... , Defendants
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Cnde- and by virtue of an Order
of r'ourt m:io in the above entitled
t and dat'-d the 10th day of April.
I'.nlu. ' Master for Kershaw
County v, ' ffer for sale at public
auction. b.re the Kershaw County
Court II' u-c Door, Camden. South
Carolina, during the legal hours of
sab- on the tirst Monday in May.
193(1. \n ing the 5th day, the follow- >
ing described real estate:
"All that piece, parcel or lot of ,
land, situate, lying and being in the j
State of South Carolina, County of
Kershaw, and DeKalb Township and
on the waters of Swift Creek known
as the "Dunlap Place," containing
310 acres, more or less, as shown on
plat of It. W. Mitcham, Surveyor,
bearing date March 12, 1919. The
said tract of land is bounded on the
North by Swift Creek; on the East
by lands of Mitchael Ingram; on the
South by lands of Nancy Nelson, and
on the West by lands of Nancy Coleman.
The tract of land is the same '
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convoyed to S. F. Brasington by deed
of A. I). Dunlap bearing date May
27th, 1911, recorded in the office of
the Clerk of Court for Kershaw
County in Deed Book , page
244.
That the Master do require the successful
bidder to deposit at once with
him the sum of three hundred ($300)
Dollars, either in cash or by certified
check, the same to be applied on the
bid should there be a compliance with
the same; but should there be a failure
to do so, then it shall be forfeited
to the plaintiff and the premises
resold on the same or the next con* :
venient salesday thereafter upon tb?
same terms and at such bidders
risk.
W. L. DePASS, JR.,
Master for Kershaw County j
Dated April 17, 1930
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