The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 22, 1916, Image 13
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THE PRESS AMD STANDARD
Wednesday, March 22, 1916
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rallWEr* uwm-wRys. locglng road*,
can, •Bglpc*. machint-ry »nd up-
panta* of *Tpry kind .and character
(except public roads and the rights
•f way and other property and ap
purtenances of regularly chartered
public service railroad companies l
built or connected with, or placed on.
the real estate hereinbefore describ
ed. or any portion thereof, with all
- the appurtenance* thereto, and all
other lands, standing timber, timber
rights, and rights of way of the
Company In the counties aforesaid,
and the earnings, income and profits
thereof. ' *
Excepting however, from the real
property hereinabove described:
1. The rights, easements and es
tates described in a deed from The
Vale Royal Manufacturing Company
to C. A. Walker and H. R. Williams,
dated March 23.,lkl0. and recorded
in Beaufort County. South Carolina,
in Lease Book, page 47. .
And excepting also all timber
which has been cut and " ,novwl . a “J
sold all rights and privileges which
have expired and all property which
has beeb lawfully sold, exchanged or
otherwise disposed pf by , said The
Ililton-Dodge Lumber Company or
by the Receivers thereof appointed
by this Court.
Th e property sold shall Include all
of the personal property and ulp-
ment of the defendant, The Jiilton-
Dodge Lumber Comany. as a going
concern in the hands or possession
and control of the Receivers herein,
in the Eastern District of South ( ar-
olina. ,
.Because of the recent creation of
Jasper County, it may be that some
’ •of.tbe propVrties Mentioned and de
scribed as being either in Beaufort
- or Hampton Counties, are now
situate, or partly situate, in Jasper
County, but the more, exact-locations
will appear from the descriptions Iff
the original Mortgages from, said
The Ililton-Dodge Lumber Company
to Emile K. Boisot and First Trust &
Savings Bank. Trustees, and from
th P said The IlilWon-Dodge Lumber
Company to Central Trust Company
ot, Illinois and MaTcolnv McDotpell,
arid the supplemental Mortgages,
copies of which' are on file in, the
United States District Court for the
Eastern District of South Carolina,
in the c.ause above mentioned. .
Certain of the properties above de
scribed are now located in Jasper
County, the original records of. the
Jteeds to which-are referred to as
being \uthin either Hampton of
BeauforT Counties, and this jtotlce
is given for the purpose of includ
ing «\11 such properties, whether lo
cated in Beaufort. Hampton or Jas
per County, or partly in .one and
partly in the o’ther or others.
The abov described property will
be exposed for sale in one parcel.
The Special Master will receive no
bid from anyone offering fo bid who
'shall not first have deposited 1 with
him as a pledge that ne will make
1 good his hid. in-edse of acceptance,
the sum of Five Thousand
<$,%.<>An *mh Dollars in money or by
ecrtWi**.! <lieck upon a solvent Na
tional Bank aeeeptahle to the said
Spe rial Martel'. All moneys; or cheeks
so deposited shall l>e on.aieount of
the purchase pric,, at which the
properfV n'lay be finally conveyed t.o
the successful bidder.’and ull depos-
Its made by any unsuccessful bidder
or bidders shall be forthwith return
ed to him or them. .
Within Thirty tru»i days after the
ronflrniution by the. Court of any
bid or sale of said property, or of
any portion or portions thereof, the
Hucressfu) . bidder shall pay to Ihe
aaid Special .Muster-t^e balance of
the purchase money' due on his bid.
and upon his failure so to do the
cash or check deposited by him with
the-Special Master gt tlye time the
property was knocked down to him.
shall he forfeited as a penalty for
such failure to comply with his hid.
and shall be applied towarls. the
payment of the expenses of such sale,
and towards 'making good any de
' Aclency or loss*in case the property
should-siibsoguently he sold for less
than'the amount bid by him. and to
wards making good any loss occas
ioned by such failure on his part..
Should ■any sale not_T»e finally con
firmed without failure on the part
of. n successful bidder, the amount
deposited by him shall he returned
to^him withont deduction.
Any successful biddt*. n r ptirchas
or of said property‘desiring so to do,
shall, upon the confirmation rf the
sale by the Court pay so* much ir>
cash as the Drder of confirmation
may uire; and for the balance of
the fmrehnse money he may pay the
same in cash, or bv credits upo^ th*
debt secured by the Mortgages here-
Inahove referred to. as the Court may
, diroot. , i
Terms of sale cash, upon confirm
nflon of sitme. or as above nrovided.
The purchaser to pay all 1 f ixes due
after the year 19ir>.
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All sales are subject n the con
flrmatlon of the Court. • d are made
subject to the p-** mer* ’•>- such pur
chaser or bis assin*. uf any portion
of th 0 purchase prree of such prop
erty which may remain unpaid at the
date of the execution of the D*v*d
thereof to such purchaser.
Th* Court reserves the right to
withdraw from sale all of suclv
rights, properties and assets here
inabove described as shall be found
advisable or proper.
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For more full and ample descrip
tion of the property to be exposed
for sale, and for a more ample and
exact statement of the tern)* upon
which said sale wilt be made, all
persons are referred to th* proceed
Ingg and Decree In the cause shove
mentiohed, all of fll* in the United
States District Court for the Eastern
District of South Carolina, and pros-
pectlve purchasers may also apply to
the Special Master for Information
A M HUGER.
Special Master.
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INSURE IN A COMPANY THAT KEEPS
TOUR MONEY AT HOME
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Comparative Statement Showing Yearly Growth of Company
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Admitted Assets
Dec. 31. 1904.
$66:,561.96
Dec. 31. 1905.
**03,551.42
Dee. 31, 1906./
$929,388.49-
Dec. 31, 1907.
$1, no, 043.37
Dec. 31, 1908.
$ 1 , 479 , 448 . 07
$2
Dec. 31,
1909.
, 130 .
550 . 17 *
Dec. 31,
1910.
58 4 ,
4 6 9 . 43
Dec. 31,
1911.
$ 2
$3,085,122.30
Dec. 31. 1912.
$8,001,457.21 .
" Dec. 31, IJNjli.
$9,032,736.66
Dec. 31. 1914.
$10,511,516.72 *
Dec. 31, 1915.
$12,000,808.15.
Increase in 11 Year*
1711 Per Cent
Guarantee Fund to Policy-Holder*
Dec. 31. 1904.
$152,052.64
Dec. 31, 1905.
*103.138.8*
Dec. 31. 1906.
$174 • 240.61
Dec. 31. 1907.
$ 193 , 115 . 79
Dec. 21. 1908.
$*23:* , 810 . 01
Dec. 31. 1909.
$532 , 1 31 . 39
Dec. 31. 1910. .
$553 , 669 . 95
Dec. 31, 1911.
■$589,511.81
* Dec. 31, 1912.
$1,691,398.68 *
^Dec., 31. 1913.
• $ 1,880,784.30
Dec. 31. 1914.
$2,117,222.79
Dec. 31. 1915.
$2,336,639.97
Increase in 11 Year*
1437 Per Cent
Insurance in^orce
Paid for Basis
Dec. 31. 1904.
$10,135,564.00 t
Dec. 31, 1905.
*14,107,884.00
Dec. 31, 1906.
$15,122,237.00
Dec. 31, 1907. ,,
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$ 16 , 825 , 016 . 00*
Dec. 31. 1908.
'S 20 , Sis , 827 . 00 '
Dec. 31. 1909.
$23 , 2 8 9., 0 1 4'-. 00
Dec. 31. 1910.
$27,532, 01 1.00
Dec. 31. 1911.
$30,610,632.00
Dec. 31. 1912. ^
$71.411,018.00
Dec. 31, 1913.
$81.526.180.00
Dec. 31, 1914.
$93,364,394.00
« Dec. 31. 1915.
$106,880,393.00
Increase in 11 Years
955 Per Gent
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INCREASES FOR THE YEAR 1915
In Policy Reserves $1,216,194.00
In Admitted Assets . r .-., 1,489,291.00
In Insuarance in Force. 7 . .13,515,999.00
Special Agents
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Walterboro, S. C.
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