The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, June 03, 1926, Image 8
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HOW TO WIN OVER
BAD BOLL WEEVIL'sut. ot
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He^^siccLed WUh Wwvil | Pursuant to • decree of the Court
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Executors of the estate of Jno. C.
Davis, deceased. Plaintiffs, against
Jack H. Davis, Jr., et al,
Dr R. J. H. DeLoach of Albany, Ga.,
who has made a reputation all <
the South by his fight on the boll \
vil and his success in the fight,
farms several thousand acres in
ton every year and makes it pay
The report from The Pee Dee A<
Dr. DeLoach presented a chart,
said he would not advise-any one i
Salesday in June next, being
j day of the month, the follow
ing described property, to wit:
“All that certain tract, piece or
p arcel of land situate, lying and being
in Hunter Township, Laurens Cc k -
State of South Carolina, on the
ton-Belfast Road, containing
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iber 7th, 1917;
Tribble place
aa the McDoweU place, all of said
lands adjoining and constituting one
tract, and bounded on the North by
tenia of “
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by lam* of
J. R. Davk, J. W. Chandler MlVth-
the West by
st certain lot, piece and
CLINTON, 8. C.
ns, SUte of South Carolina, con- and also to provide for file insurance
g fifty-three and efeht-tentha cn buildings located on the said
acres, more or teas, and known’premiaea. The purchaser op purchas-
the Simpsdn place, bounded on the era shall have leave to pay^ha entire
_ jrth by tends of R. C. Davis estate, bid, of more than one-half 1 ~ ’
on the East by tends of H. E. Simp-jof in cash. The purchaser, or pur-
son, T. J. Chandler, on the South by chasers, shall pay for all revenue
lands of J. W. Chandler, sad oa the stamp* and papers; la the event the
West by tends of E. C. Hipp. TWa '
tract of tend being about^mm-baif
e-half (M) <
T of one (1)
from the date of sate, the said c
—lion to be secured by a first pur
ge money mortgage on the said
nwes sold and bearing'interest at
the mortgage of the purchaser or
chasers to provide for the pay-
it of ten per cent of the amount
due as attorney’s fees, in the event
collection by an attorney.
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. Upon compliance with
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