Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, December 27, 1922, Image 5
1
? New Fear's
Greeting
By Emory J, Haynes
-/TTVIINK of un Egyptian pyrn
y/: I mid-tlie Sphinx, for in
X stance, tlmt stone ' forged
; head of u mnn. It stolidly stures
j out of sightless eyos over tho
J wastes of sand. Now think of ."a
K big town clock In tho forehead of
that "hatti face. Tho hour, hand
hay.been wagging around and yet
I around, for all these centuries.
A4id now it marks the beginning
of jihother New Year. Does the
stony face smile?t No. Do tho
granite Hps move' to bid us, of
this age, a Happy New Year? No.
If we speak up to the broken jears
'do they hear? Never. i
TSucli a senseless, heartless- 'thing
1 is time. It knows us o6t norteares
\ for us. It has no^Cyes to see us,
i whether we be/Greeks, Egyptians
y or Yankees./ As well might be the
! countless groins, of the desert
, sands, ?ve' and "'the generations
gone before us.' Our laughter and
i emblen rs are alike tq time. If we
l.yflng beings carve a clock on Its
r /brows; If we renew Its wheels as
they wear out; If we wind it day
by day and appoint pur children
to keep lt going after us; If we
make Its Iron tongue ptrlke the
hours on a hell, lt yet Is nothing
to the spldhx of Old'Time. We
only are the living ones. Time
ls not alive. And If there \vere no
living ear of man or beast on the
vost Sahara there would bo' no
"sound of the striking clock.
tfjWe speak liv error of the New*
J! Year's coming. It is we living
souls who come and go. Time
never comes, never goes; ls not
new, not old. Time is a fetish,
; an imaginary thing. Man is,.#11,
Iq fact, since the soulless beasts
take no note of time, and God's
measure is Eternity. .
[NVluiJ we do on New Year's day
lake note of our existence.
Away hack of us.are multitudes
of bunnin lives to whom we real
ize our relation. We say back of
ns. Wliy not say before us? For
rh ey nra the procession that
passed 'lils way. Are we the head
ol' the column, or ls lt they who
hilve gone before? In either view
\\ arc all ?mo. It ls Humanity
that ls passing over the earth.
The Sphinx is not bing slnco it has
po soul to sec us pass, or to hoar
us as wt? pauso and toss our Cups:
hi thfe ?lit Ix finv lijrVi it? a N'bw
, . \ oar festival
j?jjInstead fhe pyramid let mi
a J'io.ii: up t" a l'\\rhw, Kow lii 'ior
Obi .tin- llybiight ! Eyes bas Ho
and'' He socs us; oars, and Ho
hears our thankful acida lins.
Hands has U.c. which extend*
?? \ themselves to sustain us, to hplp
the toddling children, to upbear
the aged, "For a thousand years
hi thy sight ure but as yesterday
when his passed, and as a watch
\ In the night."
?fJJWe think today of brotherhood,
jl Wo are conscious alike of our
mortality and our Immortality.
?j I^lfe seems sweet and we are glad
to oe aii vc. Ulfe seems all em
? bracing, all conquering) for we
! have survived so many trials and
( yet are, living.
'f??ln vain does one seek to pi>? ft
^?In words, this mighty shout of men
into the faces of the aged stars
i, and to the sunrise, "A Happy New
Year." It ls a day of tinkling
bells and music with dancing feet.
Yet poor indeed must he the mind
that cannot also rise to say:.
"When I consider Thy heavens,
the work of Thy fingers, the moon
and tho stars, which Thou hast
ordained, what ls man that Thou
are mindful of him?" And so give
thanks.
GREETED WITH COLD WATER
A quaint New Year's custom ob
served ^n South Pembrokeshire, tho
"Little England beyond Wales," ls de
scribed In a London newspaper, Ho
Itween six and seven o'clock on New
(tear's morning the householders are
aroused hy a .succession of smart taps
nt their doors. On opening them they
will he 0|eeted hy One or moro chll
dron, chiefly boys, armed with a little
year, I cheerfully resolve to obey all
or other evergreen plant. The greet
ing consists of the words, "Will you
take this Now Year's water In,
please?" No true native of the dis
trict would dream of refusing, for this
. water ls supposed to bring good luck
?for the ensuing year. If tho child's
j request ls granted, he sends a spray
?of Icy water into the face of the gen
tleman or tydy of tho house, with the
words, "I wish you a happy Now
?Year!" Every member of the house
Jhold must participate In the luck?
; bringing water, so the child ls brought
Inp to the members pf the family still
'.abed and tho formula ls repented
again.
-MAKING THE, YEAR
i A New Yonr ls tho starting placo,
I Lot's leave lt with a amltlng fnce,
iLet*S\9tart with laughter and with song*
[And when tomorrow comes along,
; Lot's cling lo nil our happy %vnys
'Until we've built a stnok of days,
And wc?fcs and months of faith and
eboor, V
?And made of lt a happy year.
' - ' 1 -Detroit Freo Prose.
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ti* II mm i Ultimi fri i
Vmfirmirnirti iii II.iiimiinimiiiiiiwiiiwariiiii jft
Nineteen
Twenty-Three
^H'fKtiHiiwi. II , i MI riinitfiiilliiUMlmMUMiliiiiMiiirniruiiaMubMuinii
(?, 1822, Western Newspaper Union.)
THY friends aro all Importunate '
That this year may bo fortunate,
They weave a opeclnl wishing spell
About this year to guard lt well;
Lest any bunn should coitio to thee
Because old Time Baye "Twonty-threot"
Grace and good? dheer attend this year
And rout all-shades of doubt and fear.
But lt will be well bot to put'too much
fuith In. resolutions. Itesplutlons aro
Often tho vapors of nuto-iutoxicatlou.
'They aro the rainbows that succeed
the last storm, before the tears have
dried up. They uro the halos that wo
place Upon our bernis too soon. They
are the thin ice thuf glliters but lets
us through. t J
, There is^noip* power in resolution.'
If a man tan overcome himself he has;
conquered his worst enemy. Ho will!
have to use both .fists to knock himself,
out and both feet to kick himself ottt;
ho> will have to get himself down and
nit upon himself before ho can be
himself. *
This ls worth willie, but lt is un
pleasant and difficult. Resolutions are
apt tb. fall before lt or be entirely for
gotten, but resolution can do it and
hove force to spare. As a popt has
said :
. . * , /
So nigh ls grandeur to our dust, /
.So near ls God ito man,.
When Dujty whtsjpfbrii low, Thou must,
Tho youth replies, I can.
-,-fMii^S .
Household Resolutions
Y for Father
IWILL not ein. Never again will I
touch tho guest towel, for I have
seen the error of'my ways, and how
know thal guest towels are to be
seen but not used ; yeo, not even for
a newly shaved face.
I will reverence the parlor. Verily,
verily, no elgor stumps nor ashes'
shall I leave behind me, nor shall
I. lay my-head upon the sacred em
broldered cushion.
I will reform. The socks that are
taken off at night, even so shnll they
bo picked up by me and put Into
the laundry basket.
I will be thankful. For the cut gloss
berry howl and the mahogany sew
ing table, for the synthetic toilet
lotion, for the belligerent cigars; for
these Christmas gifts, will I show
rejoicing. . (
I yvill not answer back. Yell, though
the bills of the NoNv Year morn are
mighty ,as monnliilns, and I wfij
w?lk Ki iii . ?diod' ?* ot bhnkr^tcy,
l wili pot lift my vojee iigfiln'st thee.
I win ..o', complain? Ify. tuongh gou
lash and .rona.'tis hi handed to
pic even und the third evening, I
Shall bold no peace, and ui.v desire
for porterhouse shall be no more,
f will not struggle. That good will
may abide throughout the coming
year, I cheerfully resolve to obey all
the rules of the Institution which
harbors me. Amen.
NOBLE PURPOSES COUNT
Out out the long string of New Year
resolutions and substitute for them a
few strong, noble purposes.
TOLBERT HEARING IN SECRET,
Marshal Nominee Appears in Person.
Tho Fight a Bitter One.
Washington, Dec. 20.-The fight
ovor President Harding's nomination
of Jos. W. Tolbert ns United States
Marshal for South Carolina (West
ern District), which has developed
into one of tho b'tterest confirmation
(ton tests of tho prosent adminstra
tion, to-day roached tho stage of for
mal hearing before a Senato Judi
ciary sub-comniltteo.
Charges against tho nominee, who
ls tho Republican national commit
teeman for lils State, were made and
dollied at tho sub-committee's exeou
tiv session, at which Tolbort himself
appeared as a witness, Ho entered a
.sweeping dental of all tho accusa
tions made hy Senator Dial, Demo
crat, of South Carolina, and a num
ber of others.
Lost Baby Pound in Mail Hack.
Cleveland, Ohio, Doc. 22.-^vAmld
the bootle and bustlo of a largo
crowd of Christmas shoppers In tho
main postoifice to-day came tho crios
of a mother for hor lost Infant.
Whilo tho mother 'was addressing
Christmas packages at a table In tho
lobby she placed tho child in a mar
ket basket* 'which sho plncod under
tho table. Her packages ready to bo
mailed, sho lobkol for tho baby. H
I had disappeared. /
Tho basket, with its contents, had
been pickel up by a postofilco om
ployeo and thrown into a small sack.
Cries from the child as the sack was
about to be placed on a mall truck
led to its discovery,
YVnstod Energy.
(?ti? 1 Nhl n gh a m A go-11 o ra 1 d. )
"When I wir/ a young man, mum,
do neighbors whero I H Ved called me
a 'human dynamo'," said thc languid
looking tramp. z
?"Well, they would hardly call you
that now," answered tho housowlfo.
"No'm. But I wlisS Uko a dynamo
in ono respect." L
"How was that?" . J
"The energy I created nevor got
mo a ii y whore."
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'PROHIBITION' LAW BREAKERS
Aro 'LegallyLiable to Prosecution^ bj*
Both Federal ami, State Courts.
A ftf?patch iron? Coliuiibia says: ,
Holding that conviction in Federal
Court of violation' ftc tho prohibition
laws is no bpr to trial in tho State
Courts for tho simo trans-.e'tioii,' tho
Supreme point of South Carolina lias
dismissed the hppial of Arthur Mose
ley and Calvin Spencer, of Cherokee
county. Moseley and Spencer appeal
ed from sentencos Imposed in tho
Circuit Court on tho ground of for
mer conviction in tho Untied States
,Court for tho samo off?nso.
> "Under the decisions of tho Su
preme Court tho rule has been well
established that a single transaction
jrtay/givo rjse to more than one viola
tion7, " the opinion, written by ChlOf
Justice Gary, assorted.
The court affirmed the verdict of
involuntary ni?iiBlaughtor against T.
J-j Tolley, of Anderson county, who
was sentenced to two years Imprison
ment for the killing of Irale Brown,
from which vordict and sentence ho
appealed.
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Notice to Confederate Veterans.
The Confederate voterans of Oco
noe county are requested to meet on
Monday, Jan. ls., 19 23, for the pur
pose of electing a hoard for pensions
for 1923 and 1924, as the law directs.
Let every veteran attend who possi
bly can. / ~ W. T. McGill,
y Chairman Odonoe Porndon Hoard.
SUMMONS FOR HELIER
The S,tato of South Carolina,
\ County of Oconoe.
IN COU lt T OE COMMON PLEAS.
Goorgo Seaborn, Plaintiff,
against
Krank C. Alexander, Mrs. Eredda
Youngblood, Mrs. lnoz .?aynos and
W. J."" Schroder, in bis own right
and as Administrator of tho Estate
of T. E. Alexander, Deceased,
' Defendants.
(Copy Summons for Relief.-Com
plaint Served.) *
To tho Defendants Above Named:
You aro hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the Complaint in
.this action, of which a copy is 'here
with served upon you, and to' serve
a copy of your Answer to the' said
Complaint on tho subscribers at their
ofllco, on tho Publia Square, at Wal
halla Court House, South Carolina,
within twenty days after tho service
heroqf, exclusive of tho day of such
service; and if you fail to answer tho
Complaint within tho time, aforesaid,
I the Plaintiffs in this action will apply
to the Court for tho relief demanded
j in the Complaint.
Dated this 24th day of November,
! 1922.
I (Seal.) W. J. SCHRODER.
. ' > C. C P.
I . SHELOR & HUGHS.
j>! Hnilfi ' Attornovi. ?j
I Dec. 'J 6, KUH . 511 !
SUMMON i F0N Hld IUP. >
the State of Suitth Carolina,
County of Oconeo:
COURT OE COMMON PLEAS.
Jesse C. Neville and Mack Novillo, as
. Partners In Trade* doing ,business
under the'Stylo and Firm Nnmo of
Neville Brothers, Plaintiffs,
against
R. S. Nichols, Ella E. Nichols and J.
H. Wood, Defendants.
Copy Summons for Relief.- (Com
plaint Served.)
To tho Defendants Aoovo Named:
You tire hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the" Complaint in
this notion, of which a copy is here
with served upon you, and to serve a
copy of your Answer to tho said Com
plaint on the subscribers, at their
office on tho Public Square, at Wal
halla Cqurt House, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; and if you fail to answer the
Complaint within the time aforesaid,
the Plaintiffs in this action will apply
to tho Court for tho relief demanded
In tho Complaint.
Dated this 6th day of Decombor,
1922.
.(Seal.) W. J. SCHRODER,
' C C P
SHELOR & HUGHS,
. 'Plaintiffs' Attorneys. '
Dec. 20, 1922.. 5111
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND
CREDITORS.
All persons indebted to tho Estate
of Amos Sanders, Dcceasod, are
hereby notified to make payment
to tho undersigned, nnd all persons
having claims against said Estate
will present tho Bame, duly attested,
within the time prescribed by law,
or bo barred.
MRS. HANNAH SANDERS,
Administratrix of tho Estate of Amos
Sanders, Docoased.
Dec. 20, 1922, 51-2
CITATION NOTICE^
The Stato of South Carolina, Coun
ty of Oconoo.- (In COurt of Prohato)
-By V. F. MARTIN, Esq., Prohato
Judge. - Whereas, J. J. LICE has
made suit to mo to grant him Lot
tors of Administration of tho Estato
of and Effc'.s of J. S. Loo, Docoased
Theso aro, tboroforo, to cito and
admonish all and singular tho kin
dred nnd creditors of Vie said J. 8.
L10E, Deceased, that they bo and
appeal1 before me, in the Court
of Prohato, to he held ht Walhalla
Court House, South Carolina, on
Friday, tho ..5th day of January,
1923, niter publication hereof, nt ll
o'clock In tho forenoon, to show
causo, if any they have, why tho said
Administration should not bo grant
od.
Oivon under my hand and seal this
20th day of December, A.ID. 1922.
(Seal.) V. P. MARTIN,
Published on tho 27 th Ulny of D.e
comb?r, 1922, and tho 3d day of Jan
uary, 1923, In Tho Koowoo Courier,
and on the Court House door for tho
timo prscrlbod by law. ,
Dec. 27, 1922. 52-1
baster's Sales
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY" OF OCONEE.
In Con.vf of Common Pleas.
Pursuant *? decrees of Hie nforo
satd Couil, Sn tho cases named be
low. T will p/fsfr for salo, to tho high
est I'iditci. ij| front of the Court
liol do. ... at Walhalla, S. C.* on
MO.M'VY. tho 1st ? day of January, '
192:<, between tho legal . hours of '
sali, ?ho, tracts of land below do
scii. od : . . .
Hui a vi q, Cole and Olivo O. White.
Essie Phii.:/o Wright and Amos A.
(Join, by !ie,ir Guardian Ad Litern.
AV. ?R Co,. , ?and W. H. Colo, Ouar
dlanj Plaintiffs,
against- '
June Lewis, Tho Citizens' BnnkV J.
E. (?rant antd J. C. Edwards, part
. news in business, undera the firm
?namoi o? J. mt Grant & Co.,
D fendants.
All thur piece, parcel or tract of
land, continuing sixty-five and one
half acres, moro or lons, on tho north
side of tho public road leading from
Friendship ("burch to Pendleton, in
the Comity and State aforesaid, ad
Joining lands 'of J. P. Ledbetter ,011
tho north, Ullon Lowery on tho east,
E. P. Cochran on the sou til, and Mrs.
Ellen r?ail o.i the wost, this being
the: some tract of land conveyed to
thelsaid Mi'S. Eunico p, Cole by Mrs.
Mar;. H. Fredericks by her dood
dato i tho uh day of December, 1912.
Terms ol' Sale-Cash. That in thc
oven! a iy imrctyase'r or purchasers
shall tail to comply with" tho terms
of [heir b (ls Within five days, then
the MUstor .io rc-advertiso and re
sell' hu tjhld premises,' at the risk of
th?j torhtei purchaser. ?
Purchaser ?0 pay exlraVor deed
and f;,nip. \V. O. WHITE,
..luster 'or Oroneo County, S. C.
Boc i:>, I ?j22. 50-32
llaiti. of Walhalla, a Corporation cro
>a'tc'? by and exVllng under and by
^virtue 01 ilia Laws of the Stato of
Sou 1 li Carolina, Plaintiff,
against
J. .H. Vaughn, W/.I. Schrpder, Indi
vid vi a Hy and ns Administrator of
tho Personal Estate ?f T. E. Alex
ander, Deceased; Mrs. Inez Jayiies,
Prank C. Alexander, Mrs. S. O.
Y? unghl tod and Den Taylor.,
Defendants.
AU" fha! certain piece, parcel or
trnol of land, situate, lying and be
ing In Ceo '"o County and State of
South C.;ri lina, containing five acres,
being the same sold by T. E. Alex
ander uiKi lien Taylor to 'R. W.
Vaughn Oft of tho ?3Vi-acre tract of
land, udjo liing Sam Bruce, Rice and
others, an 1 which was conveyed tb
T. E Alexander and Ben Taylor by
J. H. Vaut.iin.
Terms cif S ?le-One-third Cash on
day of S.aio, and the lialance in two
equal nrmiial installments; tho-Credit
portion to ijear Interest at the rate of
elghl cor split pe.r annum, payablo
amii) 'Hy fr 0p\ day of sale, and if not
no p: ? 1 ' ' - inte; tjiii al eight pe.'
chut per a.'. Hum until poid, and iib
noeurod. liV- oond. of |ho iiurcliajter 'arill
niqrtgagb -of the premires Shoulil
Ibo purch.wr, or pu reba sc. r?, 'ail lo
cour vy ' ':* :V? t.pr'ins ot s..lo withs*
live day prom tho, day of salo, that
tho Ma:'vir flo ro-advortise and rc
SeH^Shtd premises on tho following
SaUsduy, or some convenient Salos
day. thoi eal ter, nt tho same placo and
on the sam? lorms as herotoforo set
out, at tim r i >k> of tho former pur
chaser, .ir purchasers, and that ho do
continue so tb do until he shall have
found a parcnasor, or purchasers,
who shall comply with tho terms of
sale.
Purchaser io pay extra for papers,
stamp, and recording mortgage
W. O. WHITE,
Master for Oconee County, S. C.
Dec. 13, 1922. 50-52
Sophie UiUer, Plaintiff,
against
W. S, Sc h roder, in. his own right and
as Administrator of the Personal
Estate of T. E. Alexander, De
ceased; Inez S. Jaynes, Frank C.
Alexander. and Predda A. Young
blood, Defendants.
All that coi tain piece,v parcel or
tract of I ?.nd. situate- lying, and hoing
in Ohonde County, Stato of South
Carolina, on branch waters of Long
Nose Orcokj adjoining lands of Al
lison i .et-, R, T, Jaynes, Goorge Haw
thorne .?id others, containing 72
acros. more or loss, and hoing a part
of the I,rn ! 01 land bought by T. E.
Alexf. dei Crbm ErvIn Spencer.
Also,
All thai c0iiatn piece, parcel or
tract of land containing, 42 acres,
moro Or ' >$s, situate; lying and be
ing (n .nonce County, South Caro
lina, Ki >wb<J Township, on tho west
side of K< owee itivor,adjoining lands
of J? 11 t tint roi I, Campboll Courte
nay and "Miers, nnd hoing the-samo
tract convoyed lp T. E. Aloxandor by
Wm. Holden, by deed bearing dato
tho 2. ld d i y of January) 1909, and re
cord? 1 ?'.i Clerk's Offlco, Oconoo
Cornily. i; C., 01 tho 3d day of Juno,
1900, in 'ee l l ook JJ, pago 381.
Terne- of Sale-Caah. That in tho
ovcat el Ihb failuro of tho purchaser,
or pir 1 s, to con\ply with tho
terms of lo within five days from
day 0. lb, the Master do re-adver
llse an 1 rc-SpH said premises 011 tho
following Sal ead ?y, . or some convon
lent S losday1 (hereafter, nt tho samo
place un I <>n tho samo terms as here
tofore sol out, at tho risk of the for
mer 1 rchaser, or ' purchasers, and
that he discontinue so to :lo until li
has found fi pun baser, or purchasers,
who comply with tho torms of sale.
Pur' li ir to pay oxtra for deed
and st . W. O. WHITE,
Mas Or >? mee County, tt. C.
Dec. 1922, 50-52
Tho Ci . - l-ii" Insurance- Company
of Cincinnati, Ohio, a Corporation
created and ixlstlng undor tho
Laws o? tho Sr.ato of Ohio, . *
Plaintiff.
1 against
Leonaid 0. Brown, W. J. Schroder,
In his own right and as Adminis
trator pi the Personal Estato of
T. 1'!. Alexander, Deceased,, Inez
S. Jaynes, Frank G. Aloxandor,
Kro?Yiu A. Youngblood and W. P.
Bollek, Defendants.
All that certain pleco, parcel or
I ll I I 1*1
tract oMand, situate, lying anXbeTng"
in Wagener ' Township, County ol
Oconee,- Stato of South Carolina, oh ,
branches, waters of Coneross Creek,
adjoining lands of lf-rT?. Brandt,
Knight Thompson, Nancy Watkins,
Titos: N. Hall and others, and har
ing Ibo following coursus and dis
tances, lo-w it: Boginning at a stone
3-X on north hank of tho public road
to Walha)la,y cornor oominon with
lauds of Knight Thompson, and run
ning thence north 32 degrees, wost
33760 chains; thenco north 13 de
grees, west 7.50 chains; thence north
31 dogroos, east 4 chains'; thence
north 71 degrees, enst 19.SO bhatn^l
thenco south 35 degrees, bast S
chains; thenco south 26 dogrot..;,
west 54 chains; thoncQ north"*- 80 de
droos, wost 11.00 chains to the be
ginning corner, containing 1G7 acres,
moro or less, and hoing tho same
tract of land convoyed to Leonard O.
Brown by Thos. N. Hall by deed bear
ing dale the 15th day of Janu?ry,
1912, and recorded in Clerk's OnTce,
Oconee County, S. C., on the 25th"
doy of April, 1910, in Book XX,
page 29.
Terms of Snlc-Cash. ThaJ> in tho
event of failure of the purchaser, or
purchasers, to comply, with the terms
of salo within Ave days from day of
sale, the Master do re-advertise and
re-sell said promises on the follow
ing Salosday, or sonic convenient
Salesday thereafter, al tho samo plaee
and on tho same terms tis hereto/foro
sot out, at the risk of the former
purchaser, or purchasers, and that
he do continue so to dh. until ho has
found a purchaser, or purchasers,
who comply with tho ternis of salo.
Purchaser to pay extra for deed
and, stamp. W. O. WHITE,
V .Master for Oconee (County, S. C.
Norwood National Bank, a Corpora
tion, Plaintiff, -
against
Mrs. Mary L. Cary, Individually and
ns Trasteo of W. L. Cary, and as
Executrix of the Estate of John C.
Cary, Deceased; W. L. Cary, prank
Hi Barrett. E. M. Cary and J. Nor
wood Cloveland, Defendants.
Tho ihreo-fourths (%) undivided
interest of tho Dofondants, W. L.
Cary, Mary L. Cary individually,
Mary L. Cary, as Trustee of W. L.
Cary, and Mary, L. Cary as Executrix
of tho Estato of- John C. Cary, De
ceased, of, in and to all that certain
piece, parcel or tract of land, situate,
lying and being on the west side of
Keoweo River, in Koowoo Township,
County'' of Oconeo, Stato of South
Carolina, adjoining lands now or for
merly of estate of J. J. Norton, de
ceased; estato of W. L. Keith, de
coased; estate of Samuel Reid, de
ceased, and others, containing 600
acres, moro or less, according to
deeds In tho chain, of title, but as
sessed for taxos on tho Auditor's
hooks of Oconee County ns 450 acres,
moro or less, and known as tho old
homestead place of tho late Mrs.
Mary Cary,,Deceased,
TcrniN'of Salo-Cash? That any
bidder shall deposit with tho .Master
O'S- evldonv- .>f rom) faull* Ohsh, or
'cr?fiod ?heck, in ibo sum ot Two ;
Hundred and Fifty Hollars {'?2.5.0?00?) !
?.nd in Hm oven? the sf??d ? ? ?'.ase/;, j
or purchasers, fail or refuse, 1.0 coni-.l
ply With tee !. rms of Sttl? wiitin too
(10) days from tho dato of any such
salo, tho Master shall re-sell tho
name, after duo notice, nt each sub
sequent Salesday until bc shall ob
tain a purchaser who shall comply
with tho terms of salo, and that all
subsequent sales shall bo made at tho,
risk of the former purchaser, or pur
chasers. *
Purchaser to pay extra for deed
and stamp. W. O. WHITE,
Mastor for Oconoo County, S. C.
Tho Union Central Life Insurance
Company of Cincinnati, Ohio, a
Corporation created by and exist
ing under the Laws of the State of
Ohio, Plaintiff,
against
General Butler Gillespie, W. J.
Schroder in his own right and as
Administrator of tho Personal Es
tate of Thos. E. Alexander, De
ceased; Inez S. Jaynes, Frank C.
Alexander and Frodda A. Young
blood, . Defendants.
? All that certain pleco, parcel or
tract of land, situate, lying and being
in tho County of Oconee, Stato of
South Carolina, adjoining lands now
or formerly of Leonard Rogers,
George R. Pike, John F. Gilllsple
and Ella C. Whitmiro, on branch
waters of 'Little River, containing
62 acres.'more or loss, samo being*
moro fully rcproscntod by plat of sur
vey thoroof by Jamos H. Wigington,
of dato Docomhor 27th, 1912, and
being tho same tract of land con
veyed to General Butlor Gillespie by
Goorgo R. Pi kov by deed dated tho
16th day of Novombor, 1912, record
ed iu Clerk's Ofllco, Oconee County,
S. C., in Deed Book QQ, pago 4 7.
Tenus of Sale-Casi?. That in tho
event of tho failuro of tho purchnser,
or purchasers, to comply with tho
terms of salo within flvo days from
day of salo, the Master do ro-adver
tlso and re-sell said premises on the
following Salesday, -or some con
venient Snlosday thereafter, at tho
samo place and on tho same terms as
horotoforo sot out, at the risk of tho
former purchaser, or purchasers, and
that ho+do continuo so to do until ho
has foun." a purchaser, or purchasers,
who comply with tho terms of the
sale. . ,
Purchaser, to pay extra for deod
and stamp. W. O. WHITE,
Master for Oconeo County, S. C.
Southeastern Lifo Insuranco Com
pany, a Corporation created by and
existing under and hy virtuo of tho
Laws of tho Stato of South Caro
lina, Plaintiff,
against
G. H. Hudson, Carl S. Hudson, R. T.
.layaos, (Tho Union C?ntVal Life
Insuranco Company of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and W. J. Schroder, as Ad
ministrator of tho Porsonal Estato
of T. E. Aloxandor, Deconsod,)
Dofondants.
All that cor tain ploco, parcel or
tract of land, sltuato, lying and ho
ing in Koowoo Tpwhsh)i$y of tho
County of Oconoo, Stato of South
Carolina, on the west sido of Llttlo
River, 'adjoining glands of Mrs. Kate
O. Vandivor, formerly S. K, Cannon,
but now W. T. Holden, Bamo being
fully represented by av plat of tur
vey thereof by W. F. "ErvIn, Surveyor, .
iu 1882, abd containing, according to
?aid plat, 141 acros, and being ' tho !
same tra ot of land conveyed to G. 13,
Hudson by W. O.^Whlte, Master, by
deed/bearing'date' the otb day of
Uobrnary, 101 G, and' recorded In
Cleric's Olllco, Oconeo.. County, S. C..
in Hook WW, pago 21, the said tract
being described tboreln by mistako
as contain'.ig 120 acres, moro br less,
whereas il. appears that tho said
tract actually contains Ul acres,
move or less, as shown on said,Ervin
plat. Known/is the Mauldln placo.
Ternis ol' Sale-Cash.
/ Als ,,
All that certain 1" :co,' parcel or
tract of land, sit?alo, lying and being ?
in Keowoo Township,' of the County ?
of Oconeo, of tho State of South Car
olina, on the east prong of Little
Uiver, and on both sides of tho road
leading from Salem to Walhalla, ad<
joining lands now or formerly of
Ellas Fleming, W. W. Murphee, Mar
tin, Findley and others, and having
the following courses and distances,
metes and bounds, to-wit: Begin
ning at Maple 3X on bank of Salem
Branch, waters of Little River, and
running thence 39?, east 10 chains;
thence north 63?, east 17.50 chains;
thence north 79?, east 7.16 chains; s.
tboneo south 7?, east 30 chains;
thence south 53?, west 3.60 chains;
thence north 89?, West 43 chains, and
crossing Little River to stono x;
thence north 28?, wost 12.72 chains,
to B.Gum 3X; thonco north 17", oast
1.50 chains to pino on tho bank, of
Littlo ltivor; thence up said river
with tho meanderings^thereof to tho
fork bf Littlo Uiver and Salem
Branch; thonco up Salem Branch
with the meanderings thereof to
Maplo 3X, tho beginning coiner.
Known as the home place, containing
135 acros, moro or loss.
Terms of Salo-Ono-thlrd of tho
purchase nionoy in cash and,tho bal
ance in two equal annual install
ments; Hbo credit portion to bear in
terest from day of salo at eight per
cont, and with provision for ton poy
cont for attorney's foo should tho
notes or bonds be not paid when due,
or In case the notes should bo put In
the bands of an attorney or attorneys
for collection after due; tho credit
portion to be.secured by bond of the
purchaser, or purchasors, and a mort
gage of the premises. That In both
sales herein provided, in event of
failure of the purchaser, or purchase
era, to comply with the terms of sale
within Ave days from day of sale, the,
Master do re-advertise and re-sell*
said premises on the following Sales
day, or some convenient Salesday
thereafter, at the same pla ce. and on
tho Bailie terms ns heroterore sot out,
at tho risk 'of the former purchaser,
or purchasors, and that be do con
tinue so to do until ho has found a'
purchaser, or purchasers, who com
ply with tho terms of sale.
? Purchaser to pay extra for papers,
stamp and recording mortgage"
W. O. WHITE,
Master for Oconeo County. S. C.
"'?7??7t3, 1f?~22. 50-02
NOTICE ni- M'NA;, S?: t I J I uroxa
AM) plSOlLVitOE.
Notice i? hereby glyon that ibo un
dersigned will make application to
V. F Martin, Judge of Prqhate for
Oconeo County, in tho State of South
Carolina, at his olllce at Walhalla
Court House, on MONDAY, tho-15th
day of JANUARY, 1923, at olovon
o'clock in the forenoon, or as soon
thereafter as said application can be
hoard, for leave to make final settle
ment of tho Estate of AMOS^SAN
DERS Deceased, and obtain Final
Discharge aB Administratrix of the
said Estate.
MRS. HANNA SANDERS, J.
Administratrix of the Estate ot Amos
Sanders, Deceased. >
Dec. 13, 1922. 50-1
CITATION NOTICE.
The State, of South Carolina,
County of Oconee.-By V. F. Mar
tin, Judge of Probate. - Whereas,
T. B. Shelor bas made suit to me to
grant, him Letters of Administration
of the Estate of and Effects of Helen
Khoury, Deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular tho kin
dred and croditors of the said Holen
Khoury, Deceased, that they be and
appear before mo, In tho Court of
Probate, to bo held at Walhalla Court
House, South Carolina, on SATUR
DAY, tho 30th day of December,
1922, after publication hereof, at ll
o'clock in tho forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why tho said
Administration shduld not bo grant
ed.
Given under my hand and seal this
15th day of Docembor, A. D. 1922.
(Soal) V. F. MARTIN,
Judgo of Prohato for Oconoo Co, S. C.
Published on tho 20th and 27th
days of December, 1922, in Tho Koo
weo Courier, and on tho Court House,
door for the limo prescribed hy law.
Dec. 20, 1922. 61-52
CITATION NOTICE.
The State of South Carolina,
County of Oconce- (In Court ot
Probate.)-By V. F. Martin, Judge
of Probato. - Whereas; C. R. i Knox
has mado suit to me to grant him
Loiters of Administration of tho Ins
tate of and Effects of Carolyn Knox,
Decoasod- ;
Those aro,1 tboroforo, to cito and
admonish all and singular tho kin
drod and croditors of tho said Caro
lyn Knox, Deceased, that tho i>o and
nppoar bofore mo, In tho Co'rt of
Probate to bo held at Walhalla Court
Houso, South Carolina, on FRIDAY,
tho 29th day of December, 1922, af
ter publication horoof. at 11 o'clock
In tho .forenoon, to show cause, if any
they hnvo, why tho said Administra
tion should not be grnntod.
Given undor my hand and soal this
14th day of December, A. D: 1922.
(Seal.) V. F. MARTIN,
Judgo of Probato for Oconoo County,
South Carolina.
Publishod on tho 20th and 27th
days of Docembor, 19 22, in Tho Keo
woo Courier*, and on tho Court Houso
door for tho limo proscribed by law.
Dec\ 20, 1922* 51-52
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