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Inform international UNDAYI CHOOL Lfs^n IQT WWHSW Mr IS leuo]^ for August 20 |0i*& auMacta Md Sertituia tucta a^ PBOPHET Df THE LIFE OF ISRAEL f««S0N TCCr—I Samaal f.WCLi T:S>1S. SoBeN TCXT-Ba that hath mf ward. I |h& Rpaah aijr ward IhShftinyr^jRfdRBidii ttmarkhUy up-KnUte if th« !ul guidviM found in this lef> When our lutkm finds its^ thoM ot^ nntfons wIdSt _ destroy our C%ristlfn teltli. we know Uitt Wf need the key I to a true victory and a satisfao* peace, the message «< fids comes with fine helpful* pro^bdft Samuel (aho was pri^ and Judge) served God his peo^'at a time when were under fite hard beti of 'Philistines. The way out of op* was revealed In God's which Inought revival and erance—s^iioh was not forgot* in the day of triumph. L God’s Weed DeelaieA (S:19-S1). While a prophet had fiie ministry foretell!^, his diief work was i-telling. He told of fite fttt^re, his larger minktry was to de* the message of God. As Sam* did this in faitiiful devotkm to Lord, there was file immediate; of God which eetablidied prophet throu^kmt file whole { who are timid about ''limit*' j” their ministry (imsgins fiiatl) I the Bible should laam of SaaM|al it is the only really effeefiva ige. God win not "lot you if you taaoh and preach Wb He lei fidha^hr'SlifiiOfn fan to the grouDd** <▼. U) He win not deesit us as ww forth ms trufii. Note that the Lord Hfansstf cams I strengthen and enoouraga Samud H). He is Just as graefous to •ervants today. Ha comes to in that blssaed strengfiieninf ip wfaidi stirs finfir hearts fires them anew with holy de* ition. Han’s Heart Eevivai (T:84). e response of the people to ['• message was ifiiola They were aid( of fiielr sin idolatry. They proved the d their repentame by rasv fiieir hesthsn gods. Bibson Adv^ Against FoDowing TheOtiwds FAOt MVEN Pfc. Lewis Trkuial InjuF^ In Battle is a prerewuialto to spiritual God cannot give us His if we bold on to our sin idolitry. iNote bow the revival expressed it* They gathered together end tyed (w. 5, 6). I^Mtuel Bfe res on file gatherinwtogefiier of ’s peopto. The ori^ m Ikreel met by a convocafion of the pie. We need to revive file great l-stirrlag religious gatherings of I generation sgh. Go yourself, and ourage others to go. Let the fire bum, and let those who meet liter far and wide as brands lich win light new fires, win prey,” said Samuel. He a great toterocasor (L Sam. 1.‘ Ps. 09:6; Jcr. 16:1). Bevival in the faithful Intercession of [ burdened heart.. Should we not ourselves, '‘Have 1 reeHy ijed for renval In my chw^ city, and my country?” I. A Natlsa Deitverei a:7*ll). ['‘Cry unto God ... be wiU save k” was the word ci SamueL They 1. and He dldl "The Letd thitn- Babson. Park, Maas., Aug. 18.—1 think tt can statistically bo proren that the public is usually wrong.In its forecasting of real oatates, com modity and inrost* meat probloma. Oeiltainly, fhoso who ’toUow the crowd” kMo money In the end, while thoee who do the oppoelte usually make money. Par- tbermore, thoee who act differently from the “crowd” perform a real entitled to a good profit for their Independence and courage. Let me this week give three IDnstrationa. Thoee-who drive about the eountry today must be impreesed by the num. bAr of vacant filling stations.^ Not only are these found in the woods, but also in the active suburbs of our cities. I am sure that every one of the thousand or more oommunitiea where my column Is read has these vacant filling ttations. In moat oases, the pumps have .either been removed or boarded up. They may be closed for lack of business or because the owner has gone into the service or important war work. Of course it it self-evidsnt that with cars on the road reduced by mil Ilona and with the gasoline and tire reitiictlona, fewer filling stations can profitably exist today than was the case before the war. On the other hand, it teems only common sense that moat of these closed filling sta tions will open up again after the war. They thMi may have Just as good, and perhaps better, boatneaa. Many of^ese filling etatloiui are for sale at a dlefinct discount from their pre-war prices, they appear to me to be one of thb very beet bargalna avail; able today. The **erowd” are neg lecting them and act as if the war would last forever, but there will be a few wise persons who will soon begla to pick them up. In some cases, the purchasers wlU operate them themselves, while la others they will sell thesr at a good profit “Airr 15 IbdtK'toriSui diner T~am greatly ImprMsed with the number of vacant email etores. In some cases the preprletor has been drafted into ,the temrlce or has found he eonld BMke more money in war work. In other oases the help problem and the difficultiee of xeenring merchandise have compelled the closing m the store. Probably 850,000 of these tUwes have been closed during the past three years. In the meantime, he total retail sales of the country have constantly been Increasing. Must of these stores will reopen at profit The proprietor of a email store has many advantages over the owner of a Itige store. The spiall store proprietor usually leases, and lence Is In a position to change his location when circumstances make it deairable. He is eacempt foeai various labor restrictions sad taxes to wblch the large store is subject Most Im portant he can buy nationally adver tised, wingle-piiced goods and sM them in competition with the chain and other larger storee. Furthermore, there /Uways will be a large number Qi people wbo wbh to deal with a small neighboriiood store rather than be lost in a large department store or bnllted by the clerk of a chain store The “crowds” are now neglecting these vacant stores; but the few wise people who are re-rentlng them and starting a small business will some day be rewarded. I do not criticise anyone for'giving up a good peace Job to go Into war work If the motive is patriotic. When, however, the motive is to get more money I believe that the person is merely “following the crowds” and will sooner or later regret having made the change. Already many of theae people are eeel^ their mistake and are trying to get back to peace Jobs. Certainly, this is not a pa triotic thing to do except with the i^iproval the local U. 8. Employ ment service. Thoee who have been" loyal to tbrir old employers and have not “followed street and extending beck to a depth of ISO fedt; bounded North by Lau rens street; East by property of Gra ham; South by property now or form erly .of Moseley, and West by Seveath w T ^ -• • <*■ Highland avenue. Levied MriL Lewis N. Trimnal of this I n, ^ property city, has received word fross the w ^ ubhj C. Kirkland for unpaid City department that her husband. Pfe.||mce( for ipts. Lewis N. TrimmaL was wounded* in action in Prance on July 17. Ho is I All that lot of land in the City of now fn a hospital in England. I Camden. County of Kershaw, State of Pfc. Trimnal received bis training I South OsroUna; fronting Bast SOO at Fort Jackson before gohig overseas. I feet, ssore or lees on Mill street, and He is 2S years of sge. He two | extending back to a depth of 884 sons, Franklin and Robert, age* 8 aadlfeet, more or lees: bounded North 2 years respectively; A younger broth-{by property of J. D. Zemp; Bast by er, Pfc. Robert J. Trimnal, is in s«rv*|Mlll street; South by property All that lot of land in the City of iikmdmi. County of Kershaw. Stale of South Carolina; designated as lot Na 80 in the subdivieion of property of Stevenson and Whitaker of date June IL 1884; bounded North by Lot No. 84; Bast by Street ’*C”; South by Chesnnt street; and West by Lot No. 81. Leried upon and to be sold as the property of Almsrle A DevM McCoy tor unpaid City taxes for 1848. ice in Prance. NOTICE OF SALE I Richey, property of Laney, and othwa, {and West by property of O. 8. Rhame {and others. Levied upon and to be {hold as the iHoperty of the Bitate |of C. W. Birchm<we tiw unpaid City [taxes for 1848 and 1848. All that lot of land in the City of ikmden. County of Kershaw, State of South Carolina; being part of the Team” propariy, appearing upon Dlat of said property recorded in. Plat Book 11, page 8. as lots Noe. 86 and 87 Block “B,” each lot fronting 80 feet South on Hampton atreet and extend ing back to a depth of 150 feet; bound ed North by Lot Ne. 85; Bast by Lot to. 88; West by Lee avenue, and South by Hampton street, levied upon, and to bo sold as the property of James P. Neal tor unpaid City taxes All that tot of land la the City of Camden. County of Kershaw, State of South Carolina; fitmfing South 85 feet, more or less on King street and extending back to a depth of 1S8 feet; bounded Nmth and East by property of R. H. Haile; South by King sUwet, and West by Jesse Dink* tns. Levied upon and to be sold as the property of Matile and Beunte Pickett for unpaid taxes for IMt. fhn «Dimiet1of lir^ these days of wnifam we aalght cry out, "Lord, do it ngain,” tqsnx tmr ***■"* nnfhfinc them in meh a wny that fiiey we Shan see that it was the hand ^ and not' of wienl (See Ps. It is one filing for whidi ws >t wen prs^^lw *%4Aioid; the i'l hand is not Mwrtcncd, that cumot saws; naifiMr Ifia car , that it cannot hear” (Iia. 1) ig Israel at prayer, the enemy advantage it tliem antf al* ^ In thefiNvtMMhkBU M fhb •pot (see lagt Sunday'g lea* Ivaal imd htain dmnOad be- they had fought wifo file of man. Iffur, wfili CM’a of praytr and taifii, fiiay gwriouB vi(4ory. God’s IH). luel reiaed a stone of renam* to, to remind brael in fiat to come that fimr L^ had ^ir help. A defeated, dia- sinfiil paopit had tmMed repmxtanea and faith, and ^had given them vtotory. They never forget Hla santr. c of the greet coocemi df think* in our day la the fear fiiat ^ way coeoe to ns bAhire we / mad nuh inle eiioaiMii of a& • gktylii la and power, Ji^flf Oot. n Anuadca ^*Wfohl iwrM State of South Carolina, County of Kershaw. Under and by virtue of sundry c tax executiona directed to me by I All that lot of land In the City of Louise W. Boykin, City Clerk and]Camden. County of Kershaw, State of .Treasurer, I have levied upon thojSouth Caitdlna; fronting North 50 following property and wiU eell same {feet on King street, and extending the. .fixal-Monday In September, 1844,Ibaek to~a de^ of foot; boondedffor 1848 and 1843. being the 4th day thereof, during the {North by King street; Bast by prem- legal hours of sale, in front of the{lses of Ella Haile; South by property Court House, Camden, South CaroUaa.{of Annie L. Rhame. and West byprop- Terms of Sale—Cash: {erty of Annie L. Rhame. Levied upon All *1.^ I . « I .{•“d fo be eold as the property of ^ Arthur WllHame for unpeld City Uxes IMl. 1848 and 1148. South Carolina; fronting West 810 { feet on Fair street, and extending { All that lot of land in the City of hack East along Laurens street to ajcemden. County of KerAaw, State of depth of 225 feet, and being bounded {south Ceroliaa; fronting Eaat 80 feet North by property of Clarkson; Bast {on Market street and extending back by property of Elisabeth ,R. Thomas; {to a depth of 180 feet; bounded North South by Laurens street, and West by {by alleyway eeparating same from Fair street Levied upon and to be {property now or formerly of J. M. eold as the property of the estate of {Little, et at and other property of W, L. Blackmon for unpaid City Uxee{BsUte George. T. LltUe; Bast by for 1842. {Market street; South by property of -{Henrietu B. Bums, and property of in the City by property of Nel- ^mfen, Ownty Kersluw.-SUte of wd others. Levied upon and to South Carolina; fronting 38 feet, more ^ propertr of O. T. or less. West on Church street end xjfile, Jr, Ralph Uttle and Henry pending back to a depth of 260 feet; gava^e, Jr.. Truateee for unpaid C^ bounded North by property <rf Grover |for 1848 C. Kirkland; Eaat by property of H.' B. Beard; South by property of Aman-| All that lot of land In the City of da Alexander, and Weet by Church {Camden, County of Kershaw. State of street Levied upon and to be sold {South Carolina; fronting North 50 as the property of B. B. Dunlap for {foot on King street and extending unpaid City taxes for 1841, 1842 snd{back to a depth of 185 feet; bounded 1948. {North by King etreet; Best by James ..... . . ,{and R9ea Ballard; South and West by -All that lot^ tod to the City ot{prop«rty now or formerly of Annie L. Camden, Owty^ Kwrehaw, Stme <^{R}iame. Levied upon and to be sold Stoh Caraltoa; fronting 89 tot ^thja, property of Stein Hail and cm Chesnut street nnd extending badclopMu tor nnimiiL Gtty n^ifOThf 8H tfitisgyrhr - bounded North by propuriy now orj aim formerly of E^Jato H. A Clybnm; | AU that Jot of toad to the City of hr Bdward Nelson: South by iCamdeiL County of Koshnw, State of Gbeenut street nnd West by Alex-{^Sonth Carolton; bounded North by nader Boykin. Levied upon end to be{Clybnm street; BMt by property now sold as the property of John Marshall {or formerly of Jemmie Reynolds; for unpaid (fity taxes for 1848. jSonth by property of Bline H. Myrne. .Bfm ,1**^ ^ Chureh etoeet Levied All that lot of mnd to the CHy of{||pon snd to be eoM ae the property Camden, Oonnty 08 KerPhnw, State of | gf i^na Davis for unpaid City' taxM South Onrolton; fi>ontti« 50 feet North {for INS. on road oeparattog Mine from lands of Camden Country club, and extend-j All that lot of land to the City of tog back southwardly of a untf(nm{(toiden. County of Korshaw, State of width to a d^th of 187 feet;-bounded{ South Carolina; fronting East 88 tot North by road above desoribed; EastjoW Lyttleton street, and extending by property of James Williams; South{knck to a depth of 284 feet and being and Weet by lands formerly of David {lot No. 1105 In the plan of the City Wolfe. Levied upon and to be eold | of Camden; bounded North by City toe property of James WUliama jl^No. ^ 1105, property of Wateree for unpidd City taxes for INL 184S|Jlliidtog’R Loan aaaoclatlon; Baat by and 1N8. {LytOeton street; South by lot No. * aim 11107, property of Hannah Perry, and AU that lot of tend to the City of w«t by lU No. 1076. pro^y of Camden, County of Kershaw, SUte ofjn—irtfi, Lerfod upon and to be toM South Carolina; fronting 66 feet West ^ the property of Nacteppe Joseph on Campbell street and extending gAgi^sa for unnald City back to a depth of 810 feet; bounded {in8. North by property formerly Bat Mar tha Xk^maUr now of 1^ Moore; I ^ that lot of land East by property formeily of MBs M.{ Camden. Connty A Clybum; South by property of {South Cbuollna; fronting 50 feet Lanra Rhodes or William Gamble, or leM North on Cbeenut street and WMt by eoatinoation of Camp-{extending back to a depth of 150 bell street Levied upon and to be (bounded North Cheenut street; sold as the property ef Natidto WU-{BaBt hr Paul MeOIrt; South by prop, llama for unpaid City taxes for lN2{erty now or formerly of Reynolds, and IMS. {and West by Lee avenue. Levied ......... ... .H.. -{°I»o fo he eold as the property of All that lot of land to the City of{gggy0 Thomas for unpaid City taxes Camden. County of Kershaw,. State o(|fgr iN8. South Carolina; on the comer of CampboU and Walnut streets, front-i All that lot of land in the City of tog 88 14 tot on Camp^Uet^^ Camden, County of Kershaw, State of extending along Walnut atrej* South Carolina; fronting 80 feet North 148 feet and being part of Lot Na 18 Lafayette avenue and extending otihn F. M. Zemp pmpfirty; bounded bask to a dentli nf sv ewt; hmmffiof of Nacteppe Jbae^ paid City taxadi for -tond to th& Cliy of ot Kerahaw, State of iwoperty ot Raymond K[idermond tor nniMdd City titobe tor IMS. POLITICAL NOTICE Due to irregulariUes to the Xmeott box to the voting for Magistrate for Upper Wateree township the exeeu- tlve committee has' ordered another etootlon for nomination of Magistrate of toe said township, to be held oa Tneeday, Angnst 88, 1044. The polln will open at I o’elpek, a. m.. and close at 4 p. m. J. R. McLeod. Connty Chairman. A W. Humphries, fleerkary. — \ AU that lot of land to the City of Camdmi, County of Kershaw. State of South Carolina; fronting 05.6 feet WMt on Church street, and extendtog back to a depth of 140 tot. and dMlg* nated as Lot 4, on plat of toads of Estate B. W. Rhame, of date Angnst 81, 1041, made by A B. Boykin, sur- voyor; bousdod N<Mrto by Lot No 5; Bast by Lot No. f; South by King stroet, and WMt by Church stroot Levied upon and to bo sold ss the property of Plorce Stratford for un paid City taxoa for 1048. NOTICE OF SHAREHOLDERS MEETING To tho Shareholders of Southern Aviation School: Fusuant to a resolution adopted by toe Board Directors of the South- era Aviation school on July 29, 1844, notice Is hereby given tbat a meeting of toe Shareholders of tho Southorn Avlatloa school will bo held to the otfioM of Henry Savage, Jr., to Cam den, S. C.. at 10 a. m. on September IL JJI44, for the purpose of consider ing a resolution changing the name ot said Corporation from Southera Avia tion school to Southern Airways and to consider any other matters which may come before said meeting. Signed: Henry Savage, Jr, Secretary of Southern Aviation SchooL August 11. INI. Camden, 8. C. , 81-i CITATION state ot South Carolina,- County ot Ktrthaw. , By N. 0. Arnett, Probate Judge: Whereas, A. M. Brallsford made suit to me to grant him Letters of Admtniatratlon, e.La.. of the Bmato and effsets of Bleanora N. Cantay. ThMs are. therefore, to cite and i^inonlsh all and singular the Kin- drod and Greditcurt of the aaid Btoa- ■ora N. Cantay, deoeased. timt they ba .and appear before me, to too I Court Of Fv^to, to ba hold at 0am* All thMt w In thm nf ^ 8. O, ott August ITtk, noxt, aftar PSr. ®ilpahlleathm karaol. at 11 o’olqto in toa Camden. Connty ot Ker^aw, Stato Of South Carolloa; fronltag North 88.1 tot on poKalb stoeot. wad oxteodtaf baek to a depth ef 105 feat; bwuded North by DeKalb street; Best and South by property ot the Mtate ot George T. Lit^ and Weat by prop erty of Elliaboto R. Thomaa. Levied u^nnaiol^^jras STprop^^ Rallto Little tor unpaid Ctty taxea for INI, 1148 and 1841. AU that lot of^limd to the City at Camden, County ot Kershaw. State ot South Oaroltim: oonstitiiig of two lota or paresis of land; boundod North by property of Robert Carloa; South by property of Hotiry EeUey; East by CampbM street, and West by Gordon street Levied upon and to b# sold the property fonnwrly ot Bstate of Richard H. Wood, now of Blveta Hodgee, tor unpaid City taxes for tot year 1841. foranoon, to Mww cansa. If any they have, why the saSd AdmtnBtration ahould not ba graatad. Given under my-hand this 8nd day of Aag., Anno Oomliil, 1944. Hf N. 0. Aimatt, aC VMlwte. NOrnCE TO DEBimS AND CRIDTItNVI AU partlea indebted to the estate of Henry Olerntmt Rabon ai« hevetiy notified to Bsaka payment to the un dersigned, and an partlM. if any, har ing dahna against the paid aatate wUl pteaoht them fikewiaa, dnly attaated, vrlthto toe time preaerlhed hy ls(w. Alfoa F. Rabon, Administratrix. Camden. 8. C., Aug., 1944. 81-88« AU that lot of land to the (^ty of Oasadmi, Connty of Ranhaw, State of South Caroltoa: fronttog Wert 140 feet along right ot vray ot the Sea board Air Lins Railway, and fronttog South 70 feet on road or street which aeparetee same from property of OharlM Benson; bounded North by Joe Fraser; Bast by Tom (}ooke; South by C^^rlle Benson, wpd West by right of way of Seaboard Air Line Railway. Levied upon and to be sold as the moperty of Lucinda Beattie for unpaid Cl^.taxes for the'year INI, AI that lot of land to the City ot Camden. County ot Kershaw, Stats of South Caroltoa; fronting 100 tot Bast <m CampbeU street, and extend ing back to a depth ot 140 feet; bounded North, South and West by property formerly of R. D. Dibble: and East by CampbeU street Levied jopon and to be sold as the property of Reuben L. Benstm for unpaid City taxes for the year 1948. jfod^ jfto ttowd" toto imw-Joba, JM^ to get more money, wUl soon feel re-pald for thrir loyalty. Hence, whether we oon- ekler real estate or bostoeesee or Jobs, the most eatlsfartisn to toe end comM to those who rofose to “follow the crowd.” Integrity, industry and vision pay good dividends when we take time to Btndy ths facts nai have the cour- sg« to act upon onr decisloBS. uy Famfis l^ngli John J. MoBadtont JiC Connty Su pervisor of tho Farm Seemity Ad- mtotstratioa awaouaeed ytotorday that six ‘vetaraas df WVirld Wkf One are aetivMy enixUled to the F8A program In this county. Of fkle himber two have purehased forms of their own under terms of the Bankhead^oiiM Farm Tenant Act while four are form ing to the rehahUitation program. SucosM of the Vetoraas to their Journey towards famOy type form •wnerahip, Mr. MoBidiern said, has been Isrgely due to the Interest and aMistanoe of t&e County FSA Com- ndtie*. The eOmmiitee' has advised toe veterans to the choice of good fonh land, sound fonufog praetiees which toctode a ysAi round bioome from Uvestodt and poultry, and soU eonaorvatkm. “It is this kind of help whkh ea- ablee a btwrower to amet hit obliga tions and oventoally to attain the •■•I of aU borrowers—Cana owam> ship,” Mr. MoBaeheam said. Members of the Osuaty IRA Com mittee are: A K. MoLunria, chair- Bethuaa; Oordaa P. BMl, Rt 1; ; aaAfi:. Bt^ps, RL 1. Mar- OurSinii, he eAd. a total oao veterans have of are aetively sa- tloa progimaL paid tosh Tf North by Watout street;^! by North by Lafoyette avsnio; East by No. 15; South by rem^ng p^lou Nettlss; South by property of of Lot NO. 12, property of Meggle Bstate, W. 8. CoUtos, and West bv WMes, and ^sat by CampbeU street, property of Harriet B. Oolltas. Levied Leried upon and to be sold ss the upon and to be sold as the property property of J. L. Aexander for on- of Jamee B. aad Sadye Thomas for paid City taxes tor 1148. lunButA City taxm for 1948. ' ^HJND I AIbd AU tost lot of land to the City of] AU that lot of land to the City Camden, County of Kershaw, State of Camden, towuty of KmMmw, State of Bento Caroltoa; fron^ng 40 feet on South Carolina; floating Bbst 40 tost CampbeU street, and extending back on jOiurek street aad bni* 850 feet, more or *— — * * to a depth dt 810 feet, more or lees; |to a depth of IN feet; bound^North bounded North by property now or by properfir of Hattie BeUe Halle* forsaerly of W. M. Moeeley; Bast by Brng by Church street: Soufii by CampbeU street; South by property{wmiaaM, aad Weat by propmty form- of Jerry Brooks, snd Weet by prop- eriy owned by D. M. MeCasldU erty of Harris. Levied upon aad to{Levled npim aad to be sold ae the be sold aa toe proper^ of J<dm Tuck Jesse Champion; South by Chesnnt etreet, aad West by propertr of J. W. Jtokla.,.. lavted upon aad to beweM aa too propMty ot earrte Moore Swift for unpaid taxes for the years 1948 and INS. A J. RUSH, Chief of fWlce, ^ of Camden, Soufii Carolina. et for Mpald City taxes for INI, 1948 kiRSNAW UMMB Ha SR A. F. Mi ft&d 1941* " AU that lot of land to toe City ot Camden, County of Kwrsbaw, State of tHuth OarolliiaT'’ BfoKlBr to feet Nertb OB Watout atreet and extendtog back to a di^ of 19 feet, and befog tots 18 aad 18-A M ifot of sabdtvfolDa of F. M. Zemp property made by, John L. Stacey, Sur., ef date Oetober{*‘ SR 1888, aad recorded to Plat Book 7, at page 7; bounded North by WU- nut street; Bast by Let Na 80; Seath by property now or fonnerly ef J. F. Lewis and J. B. Ghrirtmaa, and Went Iqr Lot 18-A Levied upon and to be sold as the property of G. BL Jackson tor unpaid Oty taxes for IMS. 1. a AU that lot of land in the City of{ Camden, County eC Kershaw, State otj South Caroltoa; at the southwest eor- ner ot the totmection of MUl and Cbeenut streets; fronttog -800 f«et| Bast on Mill street, and extondiag{ hn^ ot a uniform width to a depfiij oi IN feet along Chamut street;. hUnnded North by dlignut Mieett] by Mm street; South by pr^f lily now or formerty of Sowell, mUll Wml bty property now er fotmerig of fUUme aad WootML Lfribi ifoon and In' be eold i ' plfow OouBty - •IOb tor hSiphid AO that loC«i: OMDity of Owoltan, at fho/ AU tbat lot of land to toe City of Camde^ Ck)nnty of Kershaw. State of South on Chesnut street, and extending back to a depth of 818 fear; bounded North by property now or fonnerly of the CITATION Stite of South Carolina, Connty ot Kerahaw. By N. C. Amatt, Probate Jndga: Whereas, Mrs. Helen M. Roso- borough made suit to me to grant Henry Savage, Jr. Letters of Ad- minlstratl<m of the Brtate and effects ot Amelia Boykin McOaa. These are, therefore, to cite aad admonish aU and singular the Kin- drei and Creditors of the said Amelia Boykin MeCaa, deceased, that they be and appear b^ora me, in. .IIul Court of Probate, to be held at 0am- den, 8. C., on* Angnst 18th, next, aftar publication hereof, at 11 o’clock la the forenoon, to show cause, U any they have, why the eald Admtolstra- tion should not be granted. Given under my lumd this 4th day of August, Anno Domini, 1844. 81? N. C. ARNBTT, , Judge of Probate for Esrshaw oeualr miAL DISCHARGE Notice la hereby given that one f ionth from this date, on Angnst 84, •44, Leulse C. Proctor and B. S. ??rter wffl mmkm COiirciJ^Esribaw County their final return as Admlnfstrators of toe Mtate of John Porter, deeeeeed, and on the ismtMtM n# if A nwtMim 4sto thw wffl appfo to the said E.teu oi u. JL cwww n«t w Oojrt i« , n»« dMun, u jm PiUMXSSIONAl. NOTICE Dr. C. C. Brwvnrd win be out od his offleo from Augnst IS, to August Sf. attending the Oltole of the Nnfional Dents] assoclntkw to Cleuslaad, (toto, n^ Post Gradnate wosk to New Tort Otor.-■ 81-880 Administrators. N. C. Camden, 8.^0., j2y84.1ui^' 18.81s AU pa^ Indebted to to« wtafo pf W. P. Redfers are ^ereBI imlSBod to malM payment to the uaieraliBed, sad an partiM, tf any, having •gsiast toe said estate wfil nressMt toem Ukewfoe. duly attested, ^vr!^ the time prescribed by law. Gilliam Rodgiti^ Leon RodgMU. 18-81p Csmdei, 8. O, July 8R 1844. Noii<^ To Farmers it it it it I wiB pay yon $L50 a anit f w your Pidpwopdl stacked on miy county ra^ |n P^ojrshaw county. ^ i^edficati^ it it it it ■■ 'jf-‘ , ♦'4'.