Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY MASTER’S SALE > . * ^Stat'e of .South Carolina, County of Barnwell Court ofi. Common Pleas Fd'VBBllB .1 ■ I SUPREME ^TRIUMPH O.W. GRIFFITH U/r« SWEETEST LOVE SiOQV EL'EQ TOLD EIGHTEEN MONTHS • TKiTHE MAKING ROMANCE OF THE r GREAT , WAR i UNDER^AUS PICES BRITISH WAR OFFICE) The War Is Over BUT HOW FORTUNATE that D. W. Griffith was able, through the Sanction of Allied Governments, is securing views of the Actual Battles and the Maneuvering of Armies, which probably now and fprever gives The nublicThe anl^possible opportupity o; seging^ these wonderful see of history—These events with thousands^of others are vividly portrayed this triumph. * \ e DON’T FORGET THE DATE ■■ / -Barnwell Sentinel >* Owned A and Published Ev^ery Thurs day ( by. The New .Sentinel TubHsb*- ing /Company aETtafnweH^S. C. Chas. Carroll Simms," President. John K. Snelling, Sec.-Treas, and General Manager. - V T . W. M. JONES,Editor. Entered as second class matter* FeT ; ruary 14, 1910£jat the. Pfistnffjfla Barnwell, S. C., under the Act of Congress of March 3, 1879. Subscription Rates. One yefd $1.50. Six months -90c, Three months' bOfc... In,Ad»an’«. i * ■* -s ALSO All that certain*-pitted, p^CCgjU QV LTffcT (ff tmjdy containing 2K acres in Tic ftci 01 laqn. containing u: ship, Barnwell County led, aforesaid,..... hiiu.ii <>«< ;r. a. North-, by y. lands . lands of^r. A. Greehtj Eh*' of ;l. XV. Ron11t/ee, Sou jjffrsa Leo Mariano, and on the West by lands of J. XIFK i.l 11ng"swor tH. Terras of saleHc ashr-pd re base r to pay'for papers and revenue stamps. ' ' r John K. Shelling, Judge of Probate \ for Barnwell Copnty. H *' '■•"■■•This the 14th day of October, 1919. MASTER’S SALE. f Not tee is NOTICE, • hereby given that the ooks 01 re the T-apitaf . tock of-Julie ruv posed" Barnwell Jcej loT-wiir "be opened at Barik -of "Home Rank* dWi of Oe Mu- . . ", H* J. Colton Weeks, VV. J. Platt,. ‘ .. H. E. Vincent, Board of Corporators, (/U i 1 (V -lav ■ /I*. M 'nv. ett,. S. XL. on .thrT 20th ietober. 1919, {ft *3 o’clock' CITATION NOTICE. T^E ■o ■ PRESIDENT’S ILLNESS. ,-N The sentimenTTof our people is th&t . before election, a candidate is a mam-' ber and leader of a political party. After election he becames the presi- , dent-of the whole country, and finds a warm'place in t he hearts of all the people. Lincoln was Vnost 'bitterly hated by the Soiitl),, but when dead even the bitterest partisans of the South ' felt the loss of a sincere- friend., Garfield was elected by in tense partisanship, but his <jays of fatal illness found a throb of sympa thy in the' Soufh nn~tps;r ttran tn the North. The* saute was true of Mc Kinley-, and .white' Roosevelt grossly offended Southern 'prejudices, yet he w r as greatly mourned. The sympathy of all our people go to Mr. Wi Ison in his recent illness which cut short his speaking tour and brought him back to Washington in a state of nervous cojlapse.’ He is nearly 63 years of agV, and has overtaxed his strength. Many people may differ with him as to the vvisdam of the league of nations, but all re gret.'extremely the illness that has come to him. The matter of su- t . . •— # r. preme interest in America today is not the debates on the league in con gress, nor the news from the struggl? between capital arid* labor, but the latest bulletin from the president’s physician. . ./ These are more encouraging each -day. We will all rejoice when he has regained his accustomed health. _JW-8r-3t. CAR LOAD OF FINE MULES. 1 have just - received one car load of fine mules. They are the cream of the stock market. Call and look them over. Prices reasonable. J. B. Morris, PROBATE SALE. State of South Carolina# County of Barnwell, In The Probate Court -A. Mixson, administrator of estate of Josephine Meyer, K the de ceased^, in his own right and in be- State of-South Carolina, - — County qF Barnwell. Court tn Common Pleas. . — Charlie Mixson, et #]., V ! , < Plaftitiffs. against* * - Jose phene Meyer, et 4b* F . . * • Defendants. By virtue of,# .decretal order to me directed imth^ above entitled cause; I will self#Barnwell, in front of thtr -Court House, on Monday' the 3rd day of October, 191-9, it being sales- day in Said month, within the legal hours for sale,’ the following, de?. scribed real property, towit: A) 1 that tract, lot or parcel of land with buildings thereon, situate,-lying and being in the* town of Dunbarton, State .and county aforesaid, contain ing one half acre more or less and hounded as .follows: No'rth by lands of Calhoun Anderson, EastJttf-Jands 7»f VV. Rr Owens* South by Railroad Ayeptfb and West by lands of R. V. Lane..- — l-’raw-hnsor is required tog deposit Sprit).00 asHa-gttttrantee of goo^l faith* T?T default of which, Master "will im- medihtSy re-sell said premise^. • Ternis of .sale cash, purchaser t° 7m"'fnr“Tgrp't r rk infer sTarriipsT Re-solj. at-risk of former pureh- ?r.' : ZY ’ . H. L. O’Barinon, , . ^ — ~~2Aaster. Master’s TTfftce, Sept. 16, 1919. He State ofJSoulh Carolina,' County of Barnwell. By . John K. Snelling, Esquire, Pro- hale judge. “ * —— Whereas, Jennie Collins hath made suit to me to grattf wUo her Letters of Administration of the Estate and effects of Prince JDavis, deoeased. ‘These are, therefore, to cite'and admonish all ancHsingular the kindred: and creditors of the said Prince Davis deceased, that they be and appear be fore me, in the court of Probate, to be held at Barnwell on Saturday, October. 1#, next, #fter publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. ■ • Given under my Hand this 25, day of Sept,. AnnoTDbmfni T919. John K*. Snelling, H Judge of Probate.- Published on the 9tlj day of Oct,„ 1919 in The Barnwell Sentinel. asc MASTER’S SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell, Court of Common Pleas. ' Frederick Meyer, et.• bi. Plaintiffs WViJ'j'j'j'j' i S. G. ONLY. Matinee aU4:30. Ni^ht at 8:30 SS.T. , • v . hgamst Lourania Jones, et. al. DcTehdarilk By virtue of a decretal order To me directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the third .day of November 1919, it be ing _salesday in said month, within the legab hours of sale, the following described real propefty towit: All that tract of land situate* lying and being -in-Bennett Springs Townshtp. County of Barnwell, State of South Carolina, containing one hundred and twenty-five acres; more or loss', honn- ded North by lands of C. J. Ashley; East by lands of Josephine Meyer; South by estate lands of John Kil- lingsworth and West by lands of Hayne Rush. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. H. L.O’BANNON, Master for BarriwelFCounty. Master’s office ftet. Htth, 1919. •Plaintiffs, against J. T. VVise, et. al. . V;’ Defendants -—By virtue-,of a decretal otder to '|fte directed* in the abuveYmtitled cause*-k-wilUiell at BarnWell, m front of .the ( kon t House-, on Monday, the third day of November 1919, it be ing salesday in said month, within ’the'Jjrigal hours .of sale, thu fo.lkt.wing described-real property: All that certain tract of land in Williston Township, Barnwell County, South Carolina,, known as the G. SiilHvart Fanning tract of land, shown by old deeds to -contain seventy-one (71) acres, trio re or less, bounded now or formerly as follows: * North by ian< of Dr. ’ Riei r son Smith and West by lands of Henry -Willis, hut in even^ this land is surveyed and a pi thereof made and delivered to Zne Master, then- Miister to sell the/Sait land per acre for the nmrtber of-mrres shown by fsaitl# sun’ey and plat ant Master’s deed* tn* purchaser or pur chases to b? made according to th^ ♦tescryttion contained oh /aid plat Purchaser or purchasers (xt- this sale to be let into possession upftrt pro iluction of the Masters deerl on or after January 1st. !9a0. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers an/f Stamps. * • H. L O BANNON, Master for Barnwell County-, Master’s Affice Oct. 13th, 1919. half of all pf the creditors of said estate, TTajritfff vs. • jV Rosa live Mariano, Lou rani a J. W. -XTeo{wXrtt- Mncson,- Klla Blanch ^tKinney Mixson, RobiiyjJt.a Mixson, Teddy Mixson and Beatrice Mixson, Hard Dunbar and Celeste Thoriipson; Rosa Mixson, Benjamine Mixson, Willie Mixson, IJerijamme Mixson,- Jr., and Mrs.\L.~K. Clarkson, Defendants Pursuant to'Trrr order of thy Pro bate Court in the above entitled cause,"I will sell at public uuctionjfh fmnt-of-the Court House at Barnwell or) Monday the IJrd day of November. 1919, the same being salesday in sai.d month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property. All th/t certaij/ piece, parcel or tract of larid^, .sftuate lying and be ing in Beniteti^Springs Town Ship. BarnwelJ.Founty\containing 56 acres bounded N^rtl^Jby lands of T. A. ne, East by lands of L. F. Owens, outh by lands of Hard Dunbar and. Celeste Thompson, West by lands of T. A. Greene and C. J. Ashely; ~- ALSO All that certain piece, parcel- or tract of land situate, lying and bg- ing in Bennett* Springs Township, County a«^ State* afor@sai‘d,’ con taining 26 acres ni.ore -or less, and bounded on the North by land^HoF Rosa Lee Mariano, East by Estate ^nds pf John Killingsworth, South •w —“and from there we went to Japan ,! 5y lands of B. J. Mixson, and West by lands of T."A. Greene; „ ^ ■ ALSO • - r that <4 Talk about adventures! Men in the Navy come home with the kind of experiences that motet chaps read of only in the books. Here’s your chancel - , Uncle Sam has, as you know, it big Navy and gives red- blooded young fellows like you opportunity to step aboard «nd “shove off”. What will you get out of it? Just this: a ♦ t T A chance to rub elbows with foreign folks in^strange parts of the world. The chance for good fionest • work on shipboard—fht» l^nri nf work that teaches you something 'beef on your shoulders and hair ca your chest. ~ „ You will get 3b care-free vaca tion days a year, not counting -chore leave in home or foreign ports. You will have the kind of com- -radeship in travel that sailor* know. You will have regular pay; over and above your meals, lodg ing and your first uniform outfit —good stuff all of it. You can join for two yean. When you get through you’ll be physically and mentally “timed tip” for the rest of your life. You’ll be ready through «>n#f through for SUCCESS. There’s a Recruiting Station right near you. If you don’t that certain piece, parcel or tract of land, situate, lying and be- ingninH Bennett Springs Township, County and State aforesaid, g. or >- taining 22 acres, more or less, boun ded, North by lands of T. A. Greene, East.by Estate lands of W. M. Meyer, South by Estate lands Mx-Mey- er, West by lands of C. J.‘Ashley; . - -* , . - ALSO —-L.AI1 that pertain piece, .parcel .or | tract of land containing 28 acres, ih Bennett Springs Township, Barn well County, State aforesaid, bonn- «tod. North by lands of Hard 'ttunbar ' and Celeste Thompson, Least by lands: real; the load of-work that puts To any Father and Mothvf i—* know where it is, your Post master will be gl£$ to tell you* tn the ttmry your boy’e food, heutJth, work and play, and ‘ moral wall ax a are looked Alter Ly responsible et parte. off! -Join the Matinee: .Children 25c.^ Adiilts 50c. . v _ . ... Tn' Evening: Lawyer floor SI. Balcony;50c, >#I. W. Rountree, South bl lands of Q. A- Kennedy, and West by lands