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-I-- - > I FARMS FOR SALeI | I have several nice farms for sale in Kershaw I | I county on long terms and low rate of interest. I | | I Will he at Hotel Camden every Thursday. I H. G. BATES, SR. I T^lls How And Why Of Canning Meats Columbia, Oat. l'J.?"Ah a convenient and economical method of pronerving meat* in tlioir original and nppotJ%ing condition canning hoof, veal and pork offers a real opportunity," HuyH J. It. Hawkins, extension | animal husbandman, " for by tliisj means it is possible to have a supply of fresh meat available at all times' at minimum cost." Mr. il;rwklns points out that under the usual conditions of farm butchering so much fresh meat is available as to result in excessive usi- and waste of the fresh product < 'aiming some of Hie meat results in better dist ritmt ion of the meat supply. To aid farmers ami others In proper canning of meats Mr. Hawkins Mas revised and t lietKxU?rrurm Sorvhe has reprinted extension MulM-iin Pi, Canning Meats on Ho- Harm. I his put) lii ation discusses meat reipiii ennuis for an a\orage family, slaughtering processes, best use of various meat cuts, caniiinc equipment ami recipes for canning various forms of fresh beef, pork and chickens. Copies of the publication may he had free from county agents ami from tlu> I'll Idlest Ions Department at Clem son College. Ceiieral William I. Sibert, 7"'. sol dier and engineer, famed for his s> r vices in the building of the i'anamw canal, died at Ins home m ar Howling (it'eeii, Kv? U edio sday. alter a long illness. Foriiu r Senator Allen nf Kansis in a l-ondon interview, after a visit to Home ami an interview with Mu.-splint, said that II Dure has lost all hope of avoiding a European conllict. "Apparently lie bellves frankly that England means war," declared Allen. Farm Vote Holds Answer To Future Florence, Oct. 19.?With the openlag of another hog murketing huuboii, the trend which the Industry ahull take within the next few yearn in now squurcly up to farmera themnelvea, it in point (Ml out by A. L. DuKunt, exleiiHion livestock specialist. In the nation-wide referendum to he hold Saturday, October 2t>, farmera themselves will he called upon to decide whether they favor a program designed to hold corn production within desirable limits und prevent excessive increases in hog numbers. Farmers will base their judgment on facts which are being presented in a seiics <?f meetings in some of the larger corn hog counties. In tlie years before the AAA every corn-hog fanner would have had to I cope with tho corn h??g outlook in his own individual way, says Mr. DuUaiit. L.\ow through their production adjustI meat machinery, farmers are in a position to cooperate a million or ' nmiv strong to keep production in | line with effective demand. Whether or not they wisii to retain voluntary fontrwl will he determined hy the referendum vole. There will he no program unless a sufficient number olvfarmers vote for one in the refer-1 < nduin. At the meetings preceding the ret ereiidum. the present livestock audi feed situation will be discussed, prosj p ctive corn and hog production will he reviewed, and the market, outlook for pork prodiu ts will lie outlined. Robert T. Fh teher. 2<>. is held by the police of has Allgeles. and inside of Fletcher's stomach is an octagonal wrist watch, which he swallowed after the woman from whom he snatched it. called a policeman to arrest him. The Rood old summer time is indeed the best ?~y' time of year! But only in the north . . . for thousands have fount! that sr spends t|0 the winter down south. I I:tv:v; discovered that a winter place in the son. an cs ape from ^0 drabness and cold, costs no more ?!vm an or- I diuary vacation, they are saving the summer for its abundance of nenr-to-homc sports, and rolling down to trade their coal hd'.s for a sun tan. 11"! fact, it costs no more to spent! an entire winter in Florida or the Gulf Coast than stay at home. Now i?* the time to go, ahead of the early season rush. Greyhound service is at its peak . . . additional new schedules, finer new coaches, choice of optional, scenic routes . , . and fares are at a dollar saving visit the station below for complete information. Sample Fares to Retort Cities One Way Round Trip New Orleans $10.-15 $18.85 Daytona Bench 7.10 12.80 Tampa 7 90 14 25 Ft. Myers 0.00 16.50 Sarasota 8 90 16 05 Miami 9.80 1805 St. Petersburg 8.35 15.15 Biloxi 9 55 17.20 Jacksonville 5.45 9.85 Lakeland 8.25 14.90 UNION BUS TERMINAL * Phone 249 DeKalb St. 4 Nobody's Business Written for The Chronicle by Gee McGee, Copyright, 102b. GOINGS ON IN FLAT ROCK ..the front l? ou the poiikin Vine* In thin community nod tint rock Is now enjoying llvvcr putting and sausage ! meut u plenty. yor? corry spomlent, mr. mike Clurke, rfd, killed a line shote lust week that ueated him 9.9 | pounds befoar it was dressed he counted on raising 2 pigs but onner count of the govverinent, whlcii he wanted to help, ho fetched up only one. . ..miss Jennie veeve smith, our affie* l/int scholl principle, has about fully recovvered and got well from a cowhunkle on her nuke which kept her from bending It for 3 weeks, when one of her scholium would throw a paper wad at her, or hit her with a bean shooter, she had to turn clear around to try to see who in the world It wuh pestering her, but by then, he was bizzy ut work. / ..yore corry spondent, mr. mike (Mark, rfd, Is helping his socont and third sons, mudd and dudd Clark (who went acrost) to get reddy for the bonnus martch to Washington which 1h shore to come pretty soon unless the seeker-terry or the triansure pays the bonnus at once, the govverinent has boll my boys money as long as they can stund it, and if it takes a martch to get it, they will martch. they need now tires for their ford and the bonnus is the only hope. ..sign up with uncle sum for a-nuiiter crop control! under the a. a. a. ii dm suppretiiu court kills the a. a. a. limy will be willing to sign up under dm b. b. b., and it the b. b. b. b. won't work, they will back on the good old k. k. k., and that lias newer Imtiu kitowed to be outlawed, we want our crops controlled; we want govverinent seed loans; we want govverinent f. u. r. a. and e. r a. and everthing as heiiiofoar. govvernor talniadge not with standing. a right smart of serious stealing has beim puppy-trated in flut roclj this fall, some corn, some cotton, and | sevveral pairs of fine britches have disappeared from house holes. art sipiare had to stay in bed till his wife I could Ii\ him up something to war last satturday (ill nearly dinner time.) they tiro blue with black stripes and la patch on the seat, a reward will I paid for their return, rite or toa.m 3 rings on the party line. ..(he ."> ot termobeel wrecks which have took place ulreddy in or near our little town did not kill hut one person out of 14 which \vas making To m. p. h. lite tellygram posts and the trees and the other cars they run into have nil benn repaired, and the rest of them are in tlie hosspittle. everboddy is in a big hurry these days and seetns to enjoy running risks and getting killed or crippled, yours trulie, mike Clark, rfd, corry spondent. NO BOD VS BUSINESS . .dr. hubbert green is thinking of going to n. y. enduring deeember to take a post graduate coarse opperating on people for insides diseases, lie is mighty when it conies to giving iiiedison by the dost ansoforth. but In- has done verry little cutting open, all of this depends on his collections. miss jeii ii if \ .-.<\ e smith, our ;if tii ien seholl principle, seems to have 'ho high blood pressure. she do not know win re she ketclmd it. but it is j o - slide that she drank some ater m tie ? ??i111r r> at a pickuii k ilia had i :ii roll.> and parry sites in p niters a rigin smart w ith a i < <i tan ami a hurting in the back ot hot ike ver moruirtg. ! dm Winnie roasi of the niooi.'u ams jot rehobi-r church has benn postponed mdeiier-nite miner count of tin- lass not raising enough cash at tin last meeting to pay tor 12 Winnies; they only taken in r'.i. the pressiih nt made a statement that she would resmn at once unless the lneinliers collinn need paying in more tlougli. she is \erry loud of hot-dogs herself and w.m terribly disappointed. . a surprise pounding for our pa-ture. re\. will watte, is bring plnnin i for thanks-givving and cverbodd\ is asked to get up a pound ot something b> that time that is eitlier fit to eat or wear or drink. It nutst be kept a secret. a8 he might nogt stay at homo if he ketches on that sonieboddy is going to fetch him something for nothing. yor*- eorrv spondent, mr. mike Hark. rfd. plans to send him a ham of nuat provided lie can buy or borry a hog to cut it from by then. the cannon bail train which haq benn passing thru flat rook ever tuesday and thursday and sad day has changed schedule to ever niondny and e\er friday. bizness is verry dull at pressent. the passenger that it used to hall to the county seat once a week dlde last month, and it is telling on the railroad's Income, they allso hailed some freight the other day which a truck forgot to pick up at the holesail house. ? . .someboddy shot at someboddy in the western side of town last Sunday p. in. right after dark, but he must of missed him, as no blood was found /Where he was last seen running, the poleesman heard the noise over the phone a few hours afterwards, but ho had gone to bed. he looked for finger-prints till nearly dinnertime the next day, but newer found nothing. yours tralle. mike Clark, rfd. ? TAX SALES Ci.fl. i ami by v 111ii?- of sundry Tax exr.'uHull <lii n it'll to me l?y the County iii-uwuri r of Ki ihIhiw county, South Carollna, I hitVf levied upon the following i(ro|>?.-lty Mini will sell WHiiit* the flint Monday in November, being th.? fourth (Jay thereof, In front of the Court House, durliiK thy. lygal hours of sulo. Terms Cash: Also All that triot of land, containing 64 in ifa and building* In district No. 43, hounded on th<) North by Johnnie Goodwin , on Fust and Mouth by John Jenkins; on West by Federal Hand Hank. 30 in-r.s this tract. Also, 34 acre tract of above bounded on the North by Million Fields estate; on Fast and West Fields lands, on Mouth by Minnie Fields. Levled upon and to he sold as property of Jain* s JIalh y, Jr., for 1U31, PJ32f 1933 and 1934 taxes, Also AH that tract of land, containing 40 acres and building, In District Nd. 43. bounded on the North by Ham Hoykin; on Fast by Haul Nelson; on Mouth by K. W.-lls; on West by it. M Kennedy. Levied upon and to be sold us property of Hiciiard Hoykin for 1931, 1932, 1933 uiul 1934 tuxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 97 acres and buildings, in District No, 43, bounded on the North by ICstate J. N. McLeod; on Fast by HasMett James; on South by II G. Garrison; on West by Norman Carter Levied upon and to be ?oh! as property Fstate Flora Carter for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 55 acres, In District No. 29, bounded on the. North by Dam of Wuteree Kiver; on Fast by it, H Anderson et. al.; on Mouth by il H Sims; on West by John Wiley. Levied upon to be sold as property formerly of John Wiley, now belonging to Springs and Shannon for 1929, 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land containing 70 acres and building, in District No. 2, bounded on the North by Nancy Coleman; on Fast by Andrew Ingram; on South by B. C. Dense; on West by Henry' Hoykin. Levied upon and to be sold as proper!v .if Israel Nelson Kstilte for 1929, 1930, J931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land containing 16 acres, in School District No. 2, bound-d on Not iii by Fstate of Harucs; on Fustic. Fstat. of Halle; on South hv Jock llaile; on Wist hv It ii. Ilaile. Levied upon and to he sold as property of Ajiiy Will s for 1 pupi, 1931, 1932, 1933 and l? taxes. a l.so All that tract of land and building, containing 3" acres in District No. 2. hounded on tin- North by Jim Nelson, on Fast !?> Public Itoad; on South by Cliari"M' Thompson Public Road; on West by Jlstat. of lioykiu. Levied upon and to In- si Id as property of George Cooper i "i l '?31, 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 2k re:- and buildings, in District No I, bounded on tin- North by Cora, Kelh-y; on Fast by John T. Nettles et. al.; on South hv John T. Nettles; on West l>y It W F .Montgomery. Levi>il upon and In In- sold as propertv of Alice Wall for 1929. 193??, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 tuxes. Also All that tract of land, containing (10 hcies in District No. 4. bounded on the North hy John Thompson; on Fast by Cora Kelh-y; on South hy H. W. H. Montgomery: on West by It. L. Stokes. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Hettha Montgomery for 1931, 1932 and 1934 taxis. Also All that tract of land, containing 19 ai I'-s and building', in school District No. ? '>. bciiiul'd on the North hv Liicknow Public lload: on Fast l<y It L. Lloyd: South by Hislmpville Itoad. on the W st by PisliopN die ami Ian know Public It 'ails Levied upon and t" he sold as property of Fstate W. T Raskins for 1929. PRO. 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes Also Ail that tract of land, containing 23 a< "i in District No bounded on tinNorth hy Leila T. Me Kenzie: on Fast hv .loiin Sutton; on South hy Fstate SMI ton; on West hy Fstate J. F. Kb* mo. I.- \i<il iipi>u and to In- sold as property "i ' R Sutton for 1929. 193". 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. a1 so All that tract of land, containing 50 acres and buildings, in district No. 6. bounded on the North hy John Hickman; on Fast by Henry Sutton et. al.; on South by Hishopville Public Road; on West by Fstate W. T. Raskins et. al. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Richard Lloyd for 1930, 1931, 1932, and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 15 acres, in District no 6, bounded on the North by t. (!. Arrants; on the Fast hy m. c. Arrants; on South by Highway No. 34 and j. v. Arrants; on West by j. f. Arrants. Levied ui>on and to be sold as property of l. p .Arrants for 1929. 1930, 1931, 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 105 acres and building, in District No. 6. bounded on the North bv Fstate george t Little: on Fast bv' LlllicM. Dunn; on South by w l. Goff; on West bv Cora Drown. Levied upon and to be solil as property of Fstate Riley Harriett for per. 1932 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 75 mi'-- and buildings :n District No 0. hounded ..ii i hi- North by Fstate George T Little; on lv st by Harrietts' lands; on South by II G CarriHctiG oil West by ' f Cau'.plicll. Levied upon and !.. be sold as nriip.'iv of Km He ..f S. v Ila i i' ' i f : Ruth, 1931 and 1934 taxes. ** Also CI 11 11 11 a t of land, coin inning 1"<' 1 c r - and buildings in lustra t No t.'.r.n ! : rji tli. N'r.rth bv l-tbtt'- Rnnd* Fa -1 I v list a i M M Gardner 'mi S"Uih l.\ I F Holland . "ii West by i IRvll)'" and Shivi I I ,i vied up"11 .'at I. j ,iv propertv of .M .1 N-.it . f f.'i 1 p.31. 1'.32. : atei ' ' I tax. s \ i . ' II ' I f 1 : ... . ami, v I h-" i No 25. bound. >1 o the N ' .' v P i - ' hiit h- : !. al . (.n 1... ! .. i'i; I.. v\ ..a South l.\ M ; u "i! w . s: t.\ in' at. j. |; ri ..... I \ n 11 ',; a; 1 t . 1s. .|i| as j > j . t o' " ! ' i m? I p-it. l .>2.2, i ti Also CI that tia. : of i.,nd c ntaitdlig 53 a ) - and bud.I rig. | , ,\o .. . b .und,'1 til. North hy Fallow I.imIm "Ii I .list 1>\ Jul:,l Kclitio.iv . i,|i Sotpa py Ftt.i (,'ualls; on West bv Fstate Janus Hainn Levi. <1 upon and to he sold as proper! > of Willi. Miti-h. II for pc"> "."c PGi. 1932. 1933 and 1934 taxes A Is. i Ah that tract t f land containing 14 acres and buildings. In District No 3" bound. .1 on the North hy Jesse Mitch. 11. on Fast, South and West by II. nrv Savage Levied upon and to be sold as prop.., t \ ,,f Daniel Mitchell for P'3l" 1932. 1933 and 1934 tax.s. A I.So All thnt tract of land, containing 42 acres am) building, in Distrii t No. 39, hounded ??n the North by John D. Motley. on Kast by Whit Workman, o,r South hv Henry Mitchell; on West bv Henry Mitchell and Henry Savage Levled upon and to be sold as propertv of Hurr.il Mitchell for 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing s3 acres uiuj buildings, 111 District No. 39, bounded on North by Daniel Mitchell, on ail other wide* by Henry Savage ami Mil< hull hinds, Levied o|*4>fi and to be sold a? property of John Mitchell 'or 1U2E 1929, 1930, 11)31, 11*32. 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All (hat tract of land, containing 71 acres and. bulldlnf In District No. 43, bounded on North by It. M. Kennedy; on East by formerly ('. I'. Ostcen; on South by Dock Shannorr; on Went by Thomas and in ib. l.cvled upon and to o.O bold ab property of Key. R. K. Roykln for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1032, 1933 and 1934 taxes. A Imo All that tract of (and, containing 151 acres and building, in District No. 43, bounded on the North by Norrls.Oarey; on Last by II. II, Green; on South by Kimnu Hawkins; on West by Jlummie Williams. Levied upon and to be wold as property of Elizabeth Blyther for 1919, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 anrf 1934 taxeb. Also All thut tract of laud, containing 20 acreb, In District No. 43, bounded on the North by Andrew Ingram; on East by Jameb Halley; on South by John DuPree: on the We?t by Millie McLaln. Levied upon and to be Hold as property of Sam lioykln and K. Wells for 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxen. Also All ttint tract of land, containing *0 acreb and buildings, in District No. 43, bounded on the North by Minnie Fields; on Fast by John Jenkins, Jr.; on South by Ola Hawkins; on West by James Halley. Levied upon and to be bold as property of Estate of John Jenkins for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 15 acres, in District No. 43, bounded on the North by Laney Burroughs; on East and South by Virgil Halley and Halley lands; on West by John K deLonch. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Prlscilla Carter for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 tuxes. Also All thai tract of laud, containing 60 acres and buildings in District No. 43, bounded on Hie North by Bassett James; on East hy Wash Burrows; on South by H. O. Garrison; on Wefet by Wash Burroughs. Levied upon and to he sold as property of James Halley for 11T29, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 70 aires ami buildings, in District No. 43, bounded on Hie North by J. K. deLoaeh; on East by Johnnie Goodwin; on South hy John Coleman: on West hy Norrls Git ivy. Levied upon and to he stpd as properly of Estate Simon Fields for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. A 1st) All that tract <>f bind, containing 30 jo-res in District No. C, hounded on the North by Estate of Ham Joye; on East by John Hickman; on South by .bye) lands; on West by Estate of Hani 'Joy.-. Levied upon and to be sold as j ro . ty j of Estate of Elsie Jove for 193.), 1930, 1931. 1932, 1933 and 193*4 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing S2 acres and buildings in District No. 6, bound* tl on the North by Estate Hani .lov, ; on East by John Hickman; on the South l,v Estate of Elsie Joye; on West by Inch-side Plantation. Levied upon] and l*<qH>e sold as the property of Edward .loy'y and others for 1929, 1930, 19.il. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. A lso All that tract of land, containing 110 a*t* s and buildings in District No. 6, bounded on the North by VV. L. Guff; on i East by J. K. Goff; on South by ingleside Plantation; on West by Edward Joye and .others. Levied upon and to be sold as property of Estate of Sam .b.\,. for 1929. 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 193 1 taxes. j -Also All that tract of land, containing 50 acii* .in,j buildings, in District No 6, hounded on tb)' North by Estate Itiley Harriett; on East by T. P. Brown; on South by J. J. Campbell*.; on West by W. L. Goff. I,* vl.-d upon and to be s*?ld a* pr*.p*rty of Daniel Lewis for 1929, 19J0 and 1931 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 150 a.-ivs and buildings, in District No. 6. bounded on the North by G. J. Baker; on East by Estate c*. J. Baker; on South by T. 1'. Brown, et al.; on the West by Lillie V. Wood. Levied upon and to bo s*.|*l as property of. Estate F. P. Ledgers for 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, and building, containing 75 acres in District No. 6, bounded on the North by T. J. Holland; on the East by Lee Oliver; on South by Ida O. McCuskill; on West by Estate of Absolem Corbett. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Ella Oliver for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also All that tract of land, containing 103 acres and building, in District No. 6 I bounded on the North by Estate of J. Hi I Burns; on the East by R. J. Peebles; on South by Estate T. J. Arrants; on West by Estate R. II. Hlnson. Levied upon' and to be sold as property of Rosa Kremer for 1929. 1930, 1931, 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. \ Also All that tract of land, containing 20 acres and building in District No. 6, bounded on the North by Estate Sam Joye; on East by George Burrows estate: <>n South by Estate J. T. Sinclair; on West by M. H. Heyman. Levied upon and to be sold as property of John Hickman for 1929, 1930, 1931, 1932. 1933 ntul 1934 taxes. Also All that trad *,f land, containing 40 m-rcs and building, in District No. 6, hwui.d-d <>n the North by George T. Lit11?-' estate; nn East by Cora Brown ; on y""H' 1 v Estate Scye Harriett, on West < H-df L* vied upon and to be .sold property of Estate Lucy Warren lor 1929. p?30. 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 A Ts< * Al! that trad m land, containing 37 t'< - ital building, in District N*> 2. hound* I on the North hy B. J. Wade; ' 'i East hy Bbnk River Road; on South to >--phi. N. is*.n. <,ii W. st by A. .1 BoN'Kin i.*| upon and t*> ) * s..|*l as *.l . i * \ ,.| \V*.iil Wad*, for 1929. 1930. ' I. ' '..2. and 1934 tax* s. A lso \U trr;\. t <.f land, containing 15 ' Di>tri t ,\ii. 25. bound.*! on the No-iti |(> \,,| Me* '* ,y; r>u East by W. II i * _ ... South l>\ ; w. Woofon; ?n ^ j-t ' > I'uMi R*.,a?l. Iied?up*>n and >,,1,1 9S property of Lewis Rracov I?;r 1 -"*. 1930. 1931. 1932, 1933 and 1934 taxes. Also that 11... i of land, containing 97 ;< - .111*1 building in District No. 25, boitndcil '.n the North by M. It. Woolen; ?ui Past by Laurie outlaw; on South l>y Public Road *>n West by road and Mrs. ?' P* Marshall. Levied upon and to be soul as property of Otto Slessing*r for !9i!l. 1933 and 1934 taxes J. H. McLEOD. Sheriff Kershaw County. ! notice of sale ^1 ! Notice ie hereby given thut ih cordauce with the terms an i . 4 Jons of the Decree of the (W?) I Common Pleas for Kershaw I dated October 12, 1935l!|th0,,?| of The Enterprise Building ttIU! .'"j Association of Camden, 8 c ,'?1 tiff, ve. George DuBose, Bessk ' ll aY\ WnU1.! iVi'J jAlvin DuBose, Ruaaell DuBok. man DuHosfe, Badie West ,9 Oulkwe Kauule white and Boh?, defendants, I will sell u, J highest bidder for cash before 1 Court House door at Camden < Jl during the legal hours of sale on >9 | first Monday iu November ioq* .9 lhg the 4th day thereof, thoTn 9 ing described property and stock- 1 I "All that piece, parcel or n.? J thereo? SltuJ in the City of Camden, County 1 Kershaw and State of South r 1 'Una, fronting eighty (80) ffcet n?! or less south on Uutledge street 1 W .??SSu,''T, J (80) feet more or less, the rear tal of said lot being seventy-iivu I feet, more or less, from East to \\,1 jSaid lot being bounded north hv 5 formerly of Dr. Scifchtner, now of J J. H. Ihomas; east by properly 3 mc-rly of E. H. Dibble, new of 8u?J Kirkland, being that conveyed to ? 9 Mathia by A. M. Halle by dee?1 date January 14th, 1910, record*! 9 I the office of the Clerk of Court hi Kershaw County in Book a r 9 page 223. ' '' V : "This property was conveyed J j Fannie DuBose by deed dated \1 . vember 23, 1924." , 1 ?,i'fw?B,iar08 ot the capitul stock 9 l lite Enterprise Building and iJl Association of Camden. Cam del South Carolina, the same beine 9 Series No. 16 thereof. I i Terms of Sale: For cash, tlu. .\jal j tei to require of the successful biddel a deposit of live (5) per cent of hi | hid, same to be forfeited in case 9 1 non-compliance; no personal or d9 : flciency Judgment is demanded anl the bidding will not remain open >9 iter the sale, but compliance with thl | bid may be made Immediately W. L. DePASS, Jit.,* ' Master for Kershaw CountJ 1 Henry Savage, Jr., ^ Plaintiff's Attorney. I j NOTICE OF SALE I Notice is hereby given that in aJ cordance with the terms and provil ions of the Decree of the Court ol Common Pleas for Kershaw County! dated October 12, 1935. in the case I I he Enterprise Building and Loal Association of Camden, South Carol Una, plaintiff, vs. Jennie E. McMullenl de endant, I will sell to the highesl bidder tor cash before the Courl House Door at Camden, S. C durioj the legal hours of sale on the firsl Monday In November, 1935, being r/i9 Hh day thereof, the following d<Kt? ed property: ? "All that parcel or lot of land the City of Camden, in the CounJ of Kershaw and State of South Cai9 lina, lying at the Northwest corner 9 I the intersection of Fair and Laurei streets of the said city, fronting ( I said Laurens street One Hundn Twenty-two (122) feet, more or les and running back along Fair street distance of One Hundred Flfty-s (156) feet, more or less; bounded c the north by property of W. S. bu net; on the eaat by said Fair streel on the south by said Laurens stree and on the west by property of W I Z#mp." Terms of Sale: For cash, the Ma ter to require of the successful bt der, a deposit of five (5) per cent < his bid, same to be forfeited in cat of non-compliance; no personal or d ficiency judgment is demanded an the bidding will not remain open a ter the safe, but compliance with th old may be made immediately. W. L. DePASS, JR., Master for Kershaw Count] Henry Savage, Jr., Plaintiff's Attorney. i Earl Kimball, young prospector, r< cently convicted at Auburn, Cal., fo , tin- murder of James G. Knott, Sr j retired C hicago contractor, lias ai P' .ileil to Governor Merriam lor a immediate hanging, (SHIRTS Made by Riegel & Arrow $1.50 to $1.95 W. Sheorn & Son Beware The Cough From a common cold That Hangs On iiu laatier now many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronrhlal Irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulston. 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