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f. FACE EIGHT THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON, 8. Q, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1931 I"*- I NOTICE OF SAI-E State of South Carolina County of Laurens. Citirens Building and Ivoan Association, Plaintiff, vs. Jesse Barksdale, Defendant. CLINTON’S FIRST LIBRARY ORGANIZED IN 1872 187.1 I from hi.** speech until next Wednei^day 1 (In consequence of the arrest ofjnight, when the society would meet 'many of our members in April la.st, on and discuss the same subject after Pursuant to decree of the court in the foul and false charges of conspir* hearing him. the above entitled matter, I will sell t,y the U. S. authorit’es, and inj On motion, Dr. Craig was requested at public outcry’ to the highest bidder of the attendant persecu*Vto act as librarian until next Wednes- - at Laurens, S. C., on salesday in Jul.v tjons for months following, the regu- ,jay night, next, the same being Monday, the 6th meetings of the sKK-iety for the day qf the month, the following <lc- r<..st of 1872 were broken up), acribed real e.state to wit ferred the minutes of the society re-jbe bound at the expense of the society j that left Clinton during the var was I port that they have discharged the {and that it be made a standing rule jin the possession of the Young Men’s jduty as far as lies in their power, and i of the society that all magazines be j Literary* society of .Atlanta, Ga., and 'have purcha.sed a book at an expense] bound by the society as each volume'moved that a committee of three be of $1.25, in which they have recorded is completed, and that for this pur-[appointed to correspond with said so- all of the minutes as far as they could pose, the library committee shall belciety and to attempt to secure a trans- be found. They believe they have got authorized to procure missing num-ifer of this flag to the Clinton Library them as near correct as possible The committee would recommend All that lot, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being within the towm of Clinton, in the County and State aforesaid, con taining one-half acre more or less, and bounded on the northwest by S. A. L. Railroad main line tra-k: on the southeast by lands of Thornwell Orphanage; on the southwest by lands of Mrs. R. K. Jones, and on the northeast by lands of Jim Bailov. The said land with hou.ses thereon having been conveyed to Jesse Hark.sdale by Mrs. Annie Hyni Jones on Feb. IHth, 1!>22. and reconleil in deed book 47, page 272, March 14th, 1922. The terms of the sale: Cash. The bers. j society. 4Ve also found 16 volumes and 20 ^ The motidh was unanimouly agreed the election of a librarian to serve un-1 magazines out of the library. to and Messrs. West, Holmes and Bell til January, 1874. Your committee also recommend were appointed a committee of carre- As this same committee was ap-'that the librarian be hereafter ex- spondence. pointed to examine into the condition empted from dues in lieu of the ser- Franklin thp nf his On motion, those having hoo’KS out'of the library, they make report that vices of his office. 'ha^-k room to the society as a reading tf the library were ’•equested to bring [they first examined the catalogue of, All of which is respectfully submit-:-oom The offer was wffH tha I January 1st, 187.3 them at once and the library was or-jthe library artd found 166 magazines ted. 'thanks of the society and the arrange- The society met tonight at the us- dered to be closed until next Wednes- and hooks recorded therein. Of these,! R. R. Blakely, Iment of said room left the li ual hour, and was called to order by;day night. were books and 110 magazines.! S. L. West, 'brarian’.? dircreU^n !the pre.sident.” The elect,ion of a new librarian was Your committee from that state that] W. P, Jacobs, Chairman. rw t' t Twenty members enrolled their P^'Stponed until next Wednesciay night | the librarian was recording them all j The committee was voted the thanks j nenahv so’^mLi Tn ilKTs of the society fori was resolved not to proceed with ion a single roll. We recommend that'of the societv and discharged from j f.tions of the Library should^ not ?t- , jtach until the delinquent mensher had notified by the .secretary of their elec- ed from 1 upwards and that the maga- liibraHan Mr'^S 'l ^West^'s^^^to rt*'" tion r- zines be labelled “Clinton I vbrarv ^ ‘^orarian Mr. is. 1^- ^est, i>ec., to^i,branan w’as requested to notify all , zmes pe labelled t^imton Library oo- ,erve until Januaary, 1874. meimbers now dehnouent ^subject for di«cussion at the n'*xticiety, but not, numbered, and that the j Messrs W. B Rook and W B aei.nquent. regular meeting of the six-iety, “What j volumes now in the library be re- ^ns were appointed a commitU-e to &»- ] constitutes good manners in society ?’’j numbered acconiing to this plan, un-| ,ist the librarian in moving the lihra- Wm. Bell was elected to open the next der tlje direction of the library com- ^y to P'ranklin’s store name.s a.s me/nbcTS of the sendety for 187.3. 1 be following officers were then c’ecled: President, Rev. Wm. P. Ja- coh.s; .secretary, Geo. B. .McOary; t.casurer, R. R. Blakely; Librarian, leo. B. .McCrary; library c’ommittee, Kev. W. P. Jacobs, G. B. McCrary, R. R, Blakely, J. T. (iraig, W. C. Irby. the projected course of lectures, ex-' hereafter, two registers cept in the case of such as had been one of books to be regula of the society kept, the further duties, y number- i discussion. Mr. N. J. Holmes was ask- A .■unimitti.e, wth R R. Blakely a« ^ chairmaa, waa appointed to draw up a diaeuaaiona. Iilace for a course of lecture, to be i ^ M i iiyaimna i t Pwo!™. ”* *——’ submitted at the next meeting. i .» convenient plan. We therefore recom- have a called meeting of the society mittee. The commttee to raise funds were We found that the librarian’s ac-1 unprepared to report and were direct- count of books loaned, kept on an in- ed to continue their labors, and to inquent. Botiety then adjourned. J. J. Boozer, Sec. (To Be Continued Next Week) successful bidder will lie required to j depo.sit with the Clerk of Court ofl, , • , • i i • „ .. IV.- had paid their annual sulxscriptions r^>mmon F’leas upon the sale being „,i knocked down, either hy cash, cash ier’s check or certified check, the sum of fifty ($.50.00) dollars as evidence of g(K)d faith in the bidding un<l shall be required to comply with the terms of the sale within ten days after sale. If the successful bidder fails to com ply with the terms of the bid as afort^sawl, the premises to he resold on The librarian was directed to give!®^^ appointed a that the librarian be hereafter when ready to report im mirarian was airtcieo lo Kive suggest some plan for tn nnen out no hooks, except to such persons,! f„.. tu.,. . open an account with each as he was notified by the treasurer. Society then adjourned G. B. McCriprj^ Sec February 5, 187.3 ' .Society met at 7:30 p. m., and was culled to order by the president. 'The treasurer mad his report which was approved. The .society thtn pro<-eeded to elect four lecturers to deliver a 8<*t a lec- rairing funds for The society. (individual member of the society, so Society then adjouimed. jthat at a glance, he can see the state “o’nics. Sec, society’s account with each in- (The committee above appointed dividual member, and that ’ocoks be The discussion on reading was post poned until the next regular meeting, and the discussion on manners to the regular meeting in January. Mr. S, L. West informed the society has been aide to find only the above charged by the member and magazine; that the old flag presented to the Mus . i.._. -w tures in the Female Acudemy for the tfiT^rTXTfTIir^former purchaser. ^ . and the deposit risjuired to he made to be forfeited to the plaintiff. The purchaser to pay for deed, stamps un<l recording and to he let into possession of the iireiiiise.H upon the pmduction of the ('lerk'** deed. THOS. W. BF.NNF.TT, r. (’. of C I’., Laurens Coimty, S. (’. 7-2-.3tc ^ . Clemson College Scholarship Examinations and Summer Program Compi-titiAe examinations for award of vacant scholarships will he held hy Superinteniient gentlemen -ach ('ounty Superinteniient of K<)u- lation in .South Carolina on Friday. July lU, T93I, lieginning at 9 A. M. ('andidutes must meet the entrance re- ipiirements and must he residents of the .^tate. statement of finaruiali comlition which will be examined into! by the .Soutli Candina Tax ('ommis-l sion must Ik* presentisl on or before) .hilly 13 to tiac Itegistrar. .'v-holar—| ships are awnnleil by the State t>e- partment of K<lucation to su (essfii' eandidates who desire to pursue eoiirs es leading to the Bachelor of .Science Degri’c in .\gneultuie or I'extiles.j .Specialization may I'c fcdlowed in any] one of twehe plia-es of tbe8e fie! 1 as (b-crilied in the Cleni-^on C(d!(‘;>-"' latal g. .Sctiolardiips , are worth $1(1(1.00 per year and free- tuition. Summer (irogi.iMi: The ('lemsoii .Summer .^clmnl om rates from .him The' following named were then selected; First Wednesday night in March, Rev. L. L. Holmes. Second Weeirfesday night. Rev. W. I*. Jacolts. Third We<lne.«day night. Dr. .1. T. Craig. Fourth Widnesday night, .Maj. .S. L. West. A<lmission, 2.5 cents schoed and In dies free. Messrs. .1. T. Oaig, N, .1. Holmes and .S. L. West were appointed as committ<>e of arrangements. Society then adjourned. W, 1*. .lacobs, I’res. MareJv Wh, 187.3 ‘ As this was the regularly appointed] time to have a lecture from Rev. L. | L. Holmes, the society held no iiusi- ness nu'eting. j ; April 2iid, 1873 I .As this night had Ix-en appointed to hear a lecture fnon Major .S. L. West, the society heUl- no business meeting. June 1th, 1873 Society met at 7:3,0 p. ni.. ami was called to ouler hy the president. ’’The tieasiirer riimle his report and was at»proved as satisfactory. On motion, the lilirarv lonimittee was aiith iri/.cd to (lurcha-e SK, worth of hook- lor the lihrary. N. .1. Holmes was electe<l to fill the (, olaco in tlie Iiluary eommittoe \aeat- memoranda of meetings held by the society. Several meetings were held of which no record could be found, and none of the reports referred to were on hand). Wm, P, Jacobs, (Chairman. Nov.. 12. 187.3 school building. Present; Ihresident, W. P. Jacobs; secretary pro. tern., J. 1 J. Boozer; treasurer, R. R. Blakely;' hy the date and name. We found quite a lot of magazines]^ in the library. We suggest that they] 'grove Volunteers, the first company Saturday Evening Po0t, $2.00 par year; 2 years, $3.50; 3 years, $5.00. JAS. W. CALDWELL BOND FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 157 W. Main St. Phone 396 member.s, N. J. Holmes, K. Frank lin, .lava (Compton, W. K. Bell, W. B. Rook. The minutes of the last meeting were rea.i and confirmed. The committee on minutes and li brary made the folio-wing report, which was adoptwl. , The committee to whom were re- Clinton Realty and B. H. BOYD, Afcent Representing Several of the Country’s Oldest and Strongest Insurance Companies. Office: Second Floor National Rank Building—Room No. 6 Telephone No. 6 Residence Phone 107 (A quarter tube free with each purchase of a Prophylactic Tooth Brush for 50c. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station” Telephone 400 //* tfom CufamV * • - Don’t Rasp Your Throat With Harsh Irritants to .Inly (iffeeing ciuiesc* mi Kdiu ii- tiuri, (Icn’iigy, Hidrms. ('hciMi-'ev Kiiglisli, Beginners French and (ler- man. Meeliaiiieal Kmrineefnig. Matin; maties, and rufloii Grading. I'’ee8: For Teaeher.s .$l.',.(i((; Begiilar enllege courses .$7.;>(l each; Minimum fe*’ $l(t (t(i. B.iard, r(Mim, lights and w ih r $7.(l(( jer we» k. (\infereiucs fui B, U. Blakelv, .1. 'P. ('raig. ed li\ hr. W. (’. lrl>y. Me-.Me and L. West wen* appiiinle.l a e(tm-| mittee to .-(uggesl lectures for the en-' -uinv: \car. Col. W. h. .Simplon wa.s ele(led to • * , , ilelivir .in oiation liefo'-e tbi.s society] on the ‘J.'lrd of .luly. .Messrs, ('raig.i I’yles and Blakely wimc anpointed a! him of his nomi-' teaibers of Indus trial Fdii 'ation, .'state Suixm viser ,if i’omniitte»> to notify Indu.'tnal l-'.dination (■o(,|)erating. luiu* nation. Land N'aliia'ion Sluirt Cmira July n ; Summer SeliodI: .Adult I’d U(ation hopmtunity .Sebnol. Slate So- jn-rvisor ef .Vdalt .Seho.d.s eonpiM-ation, July 2'1 til .\u'2ust 22. Those desiring si ln lar>hin applica tion Idanks ur ntber mtormatinn should write Tin: KE(;isTB.\K C'lemson ('<)IU*v[f, S. ('. *T began tak ing Cardul when in a weakened, run-down condition,” writes Mrs. F. S. Perrit, of Wesson, Mi.ss. “I took one bot tle, and I seemed to im prove so much that I sent for six bottles. Af ter I had taken the six bottles, I seemed entire ly well. “Before I took Car dul, I was nervous, rest less, blue and out of heart. I felt depressed all the time. After I took Cardul, all this disappeared. “I gave my daughter Cardul and it helped to relieve Irregular . . .** This msdlclns has been as«4 by women for over 10 year*. Take • CARDUI Helps Women to Healfh 1 Tbseterd’s Bla^-Draught CoMOpatlon. IndlgsBUoii, and Bllbjusness. Si i( ty tlu'ii ml id'irned. (J. B Met’IIIry, See. ()rl«J,<r 1. 187.3 S(i iety met at 7.3(» p. m.. and was, a'bd t.) nrder li\’ the president. ■ B. B. Blakely presented a report; iiKininii'ing five lecturers, which wa.sj mlnii'ed, and the sicrttary authorize;! to infoiin them i.f tlie eleetimi. ! i l>r. .1. r. Craig was riMiuetsed toj give noliee of the same through the Laurensville'' ller.ihi. He was also ap- liointed chairman of thi* reeejition, ei mmittet'. On moti.m, it was resolved that in order to m.ike our meetings prof table and interesting that a .subject he here after selckted at each meeting to he diseus.'fd at lh»‘ next succeeding, meeting and that at the .same time] with tht“ selection of the subject n member he ch(,sen by ballot to open the diseiis.sion. The subjin't chosen for the next meeting was, "What to read and how to read," Dr. J. T. Craig was chosen to open the diseuasi'm. I On motion, these discuiiaions were made open to the public. On motion, it wa.s re.solveu to meet hereafter in the high school building, and Dr. J. T. Craig was appointed to rtHjuest the use of the building from the high school association. Society then adjourneil. Geo. B. Mc<'rary, Sec. ' November .5, 1873 ‘ Society met in the high school (building at 7 p. m., and was called to order by the president. I Members present: W. P. Jacobs, J. /r. Craig, S. L. West, A, ('aspary, R. js. Phinney, A. M, Copeland, J. R. Ja- jcobs, W. B, Rook, W. B. Bell, N. A. ! Green, N. J. Holmes, i On motion, Messrs. W. P. Jacobs, |R. R. Blakely and W. B. Bell were ap- ; pointed a committee of three to ex amine into the condition of the min utes, to collect them as far as pos sible, to record them in a book to be procured for the purpose and to pre sent them at the next meeting. The same committee were required to examine into the condition of the library and to report at the next meet ing. On motion. 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And so we soy “Consider your Adom’s Apple. i0 S6 It*s toasted Including the use of Ultra Violet Rays Sunshine AAetlows-;—Heat Purifies Youf Throat Profeefion^ogqintf irrtfotton—ggoinst cough TUN* IN- Ta« Lacfc^ Strike Dmm Orckeatra. T«««- Sa^TkanSay aaa faiarSa i >>\