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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, S. C. Jk THLUSDAY, AUGUST IB. 1932 r one-half of an acre, more or less, j fire of the Clerk of Court for L^u- the west by lot of J. Roy AVorkmaii!<?xtended ^61 feet; onj the nonh by known as No. 108 South Broadway, atirens County. ^ the corner of Woodrow street, arid] “PA'RCICL NO. 3. AH that lot or lo7^ feet/* -A.l'so: ‘property of Mrs. R. E'. Copelar.d and I Dr: J. Lee Young 151.6 feet; on tiKe containing therepn a two-story fame, i parcel of land, lying, being and situ-i that lot, pietT or parcel of (southeast by lot of Mrs. Corrie ••L. I shingle roof house and a small barn,, ate in the Town of Clinton and in the;^^"<J« iyirifr, siti^te arid being within j Montjoy 33.2 feet; and on the east land having the following metes and! County and State aforesaid,, contain-i corporate limits of the Towy ofiby same property 46.9 feet; and on bounds: Bounded on the north byijng three-tenth (3-10) of an acre, Clinton. Ck>unty and ^tate afor^aid,, the south by property of Jacobs and Woodrow street; on the east by lot of 1 more or less, and bounded on the oti the north by East J^orida! Company ^ 129.9 feet, which Hesirip- James Ferdinand Jacobs; on the south, north by lot belonging to the Town ^ on the east by lot of jtion includes also a triangular lot of . by lot of Rp^H. Young,"and on the pf Ointop N. 82-40 W. 98.0 feet thTre-r^- WorCVnan’157*i ’feet; on the land conveyed to me March 26th. 1913, i west by South Broadway. A more Jef-jon; on the east by lot belonging to i “^^th by lot now or formerly belong-i book 35, page 244, office of Register ; inite description can be had by refer-, G. W. Copeland, Jas. R. Copeland and,S^to Joe H. Phinney 60 feet; on the'of .Mesne ^nvejynce for ;Lau.»en8 Icnce to plat made by J. Roy Craw-1 j. D, Copeland, N. 12-30 W. 121.6 by lot now or formerly belong- County; which triangular lot s“de- ■ g to W. S. Denson 157S feet.” * scribed as follows: Beginning cn the The two lots of land next above de-: north at a point marked by an iron scribed are portions of lot conveyed' wedge on a line between lands cf Mrs. ford, Feb. 3, 1932, which shows said: thereon; on the south by Phinney S. Denson 157’** feet, lot as follows: on the north by Wood-iavjnue S. 82-30 E. 121.1 feet there^ rtrw street S. 76-00 W, 222 feet; on* on; and on the west by a 30 foot alley the ea£t by lot of James Ferdinand s. 7. 15 W. 116 feet thereon, to the^-^® Jacobs, et al .trading as Ja-! Corrie L. Montjoy and Joseph H. Jacobs estate N, 14-00 W, 127 feet; j starting point. As to more detailed I "®^^ Company, by Mrs. M. A. Phinney, running south from said ‘on the south by lands of .Mrs. Henry information in regards to marks, 1and Mis? Emma .Adams by deed! point along the line of lot of .Mr?. Gor- ^ oiing N. 89-tlO E. 211 feet; on the shape and boundary of abov'e describ- 1® the office of Clerk of trie L. Montjoy a distance oi 50 feet west by Broad .street S. 25-45 E. 90-^d lot .same may be had by reference Court, Laurens County, S. C., in Wl.inches to an iron wedge on the feet.” , : to plat of sur\'ey made by Paul H. 72. , ! line between the lands of Mrs. Corrie This is the same lot ot land con-iXas>h, Suveyor, on February 3rd, “PARCEL NO. 6. All that lot, piece L. Montjoy and Jacobs and Company; ' veyed to J. F. Jacobs by Mrs. J. B. 1906.” Parcel of land, situate, lying and thence west along the land of Jacobs 'being in the State and County afore- and Company for a distance of 44 .Also: said, in the City of Clinton, on the feet 3 inches to an iron wedge corner- A trial wbich seems certain to attract aafional attention is that ot Libb> HolmM Reynolds and wAlben (Ab) Walker at Winston-Salem, N C on an indictment charging murder of the former's hittband. Z Smith Reynoldv heir to s tobacco fortune Ltbhy Hohnan Reynolds, famed Bruadwu> “Blues’ ainger, and W^alker. companion of thr‘ latr husband, kevnolds. released following the C^onrr’s inquest btjn reairested following an in\estigation b> countv authorities Thr. death «j>f Reynold' lerinmatcd a big parts i>\cr July 4th weekend Phoij^ show l,ibb> Holman, Ah Walker and Alfred Hulmart, Cincinnati laM>ci. whi* wi^U'hclp delciid hi> daughtei. Hogs, Cows Bring Cash To Rorence Florence, Aug. 14. -11 )gs and dairy cow? are turning feeds into ca'h on Floience county farms, .?ays Ward .Mclyendon, county farm agent, a.- these facts and in.slances clearly show. Farm Demonstration Notes C. B. Cannon, County .Agent Horton with the exception of a small strip on the back portion thereof „v i c i a i . ’ w’hich has been cut off by J. F. .Jacobs . All that lot or parcel of |^®d, b- northeast comer of C-alvert avenue mg between the properties of the and added to a portion cut off from .]P?’ being and situate in the Town o. .Jones street, bounded on the north Town of Clinton, Joseph H. Phinney his home place and forming a separate ■ State belonging' and Jacobs and Company, thence ■lot on Woodrow street. ^ ore^aid, containing .0913 of an acre,Geo,. A. Copeland 195 feet thereon; northeast along the line of the prop- gAlso:- more or less, and bounded on the,jg^j for- erty of Joseph H. Phinney a distance “.All that piece, parcel and lot of by lands ^belonging to J. H. p^g^-jy belonging to Jack H. Young i of (>5 feet thereon to the starting land situate, lying and being in the - ®’®®®y»^Jr*> S. oO W. feet there- g,,j Homer D. Henry 167 feet there-!point. The entire property containing Town of Clinton, County and State east by lot of Mrs. Corrie q^. ^j^g gouth^ by Calvert avenue one-fifth of an acre, more or less, jafore.said, fronting on Woodrow street.^* -Montjoy, N. 50-30 E. 213 feet fpg^ thereon; and on the we.«t by!corners marked with iron pipe.” and bounded on the north Woodrowsouthwest by the Jones street 165 feet and six inches* The description of this piece of street 182.9 feet; on the east by thei*'^'^ lot descnlKd and title belonging tbej?eon.” ! property is the same as that contain- home place of James Ferdinand our.>elves and the />. _ "longing to Yhh lot, piece or parcel of land be- ed in deed by Joe H. Phinney to Ja- icobs, Sr., decea.ed, 167.3 feet; ^n the ^measuring I jots numbers 14 and 15 as shown.cabs and Company, et al. dated July south by lot of Mrs. R. H. A’oung es- iheieon^; on thej^n p^g^ gf g survey of land 28th, 1919, recorded the 29th day of .south by Phinney avenue hor more.^ subdivided by B. R. Todd, Engin- July 1919 in deed book 42. ouge 254. minute detailed^ information a.^ to gg^. dated Decemb-r Tth, 1913. The! li shape, marks and boundary of this i pjg^ ^gfgr.gd to is the .ame as refer- ‘ The one-fifth interest cL the ^aid pjggg James Ferdinand Jacobs, decea.-t-d, of* •irg and!’® ^®* ^hgl “.All machinery', equipment, app^- he origin.al Horton'^ol of J. F. .Jacobs,I The de.s^Tipti(<n of the,two forego- County of Laurens,* in the State office furniture, fixturos^^daid oung late 139.7 feet, and on the west by 'the Horton lot belonging to the es tate of lames Ferdinand Jacobs, Sr., nunj at. Clemson college with club I will abso sell the one-fifth undi Sr., as will more fully appear by ref-,iug parcels of land as herein given i.s South Carolina, containing one-tenth all assets of the firm^ of .la.ob^ and Company of every kind amt "nature ^ _ __ ^ .V,.'‘Vhatsoever.” T. Duck ( opeland, dated .March 2»iih. ly of Geo. .A. Copeland;^n the east 1913, and revorded in d<H*d hook 35. by lot now or formeriy of W. P. Mont- l.aurens County 4-H C'luh l»o>s Off To Camp , erence to a plat thereof made by J. the same as that cont•^ined in deed of cf an acie, more or le'=.s, bound- Eavh year the 4-H club hoys from R > Crawford under date of^July !*th, G. A. Cojieland, J. R. Cojudand and ed on the no.'dh by lot now ui fornier- I.aurens county hold their encamp- 1932.” 'g per- “Though the corn cro]) has been cut hoys fr un Amlerson and Oconee eoun- vided intere.st^ of James Ferdinand page 156. Joy; on the south by lot now or for- “P.ARCIOl. .NO. .All that lot pier? merly of Dave E. Tribble; and on the* and parcel and land, situa.e, lying and by st.»-e"t, having such shape, being within the corporate limits of mele.«, courset and distances as will considerablhv short, fortunatel.v there tie-i. A circular letti r has been mailed Jacobs, dec-eased, of. in and to the fol- „ f, \ .... t® the hovs asking them to attend the lowing real e late: are many corn fields seedeu to soy- N r . ..uco/ l'i i tn .u * camp, and forty have an.-wered stat- P.AKc hlj NO. 1. .^11 that p’ece, t»eans, which have stood the dry exjiect to attend the three- parcel and lot of land, situate, lying the Town of <’Jlinton. in the County appear by plat of same ■ ^ i* . weather lietter than any ()ther crop, gmampment. The hoys will In* and being on Fifth avenue in the (dty and State afore.said, containing one- by John .M. Hudgens. Surveyor, >® )®ts ®i three shares; 14 I will al.so sell the' sonal proiHTty: / “61 shares of (1 inton C,.;trn .Mill- .'tock; 1 share of^ Lakeside epor- .ation- stock; 1 P^kard aut< nii bile; 1 library.” The Cottorr Mill stock will be of- Carolina avenue, niea.'Uring thereon!®® ^he 21th day of Jun<‘. 1997, h.v deed 124.4 feet; and on the west by lands of said Jacolis and Company,, as will nice Poland ( hina shoats which'ha> 5.30 until ,5:35 a. m., on Monday, .Aug-' shown on plat of the propc-rty of G. been grazing on a field of so.vl>eans 22, and arrive at I..aurens where A. Copeland, adjoining the Presbyte- eonlinuously during the dry weathei ^.jjj j^g^ with the other school bus ‘ rian College, as .sub-divided by B. R. and both beans and hogs are doing gj ^ g front of the Todd. Engineer, under date of pecem- more fully appear by plat of same . monument on the public .square. From her 1st, 1913; on the ea.-t by another j made by J. Harling, Surveyor, on .Mr. .Mcl>-ndon cites also the expen- square the trucks will go up thev. lot of Jacobs and Company and lot of F'ebruary 11th, 1930.” ence of A. P. McKlveen, Effingham, prj„gg^on highway and load boys .Mr. Burdette purchased by him from; The description of this piece of whose corn crop has been cut hal ^long that road. The expemse for the Jacobs and ('ompany, and lot of Mrs. ‘ property as herein given is the same by drought but its that .‘•oylieans gg,„p jg $2.00. This includes board for Kirkpatrick, purchased by her from as that contained in dOv'd of Corrie in the corn will make up the corn three days and transportation. No Jacobs and ('ompany; on the south by) E. .Montjoy to J. F. Jacobs, et al. dat-1 recorded in the office of the Clerk o Court for Laurens ('ounty book 21, page 39*2.” The discription of this 1 is that contained in deed of Clinton to J. F. Jacobs. parate parcels. Upon comply with the'terms of the rid, the property to be resold on the -aine or j some subsequent sales day at the risk land former purchaser. The purchas- Town ®’’ purchasers of the personal prop- . dated ^ ^ given possession upon com- the 14th of May, 1919./iworded in the bid and payment of b^ok 42, nage 249. the purchase price. The purchaser of •• O Xn eu . - the real estate to be let intv) fio'ses- .*AK<M. NO. 8/.Ml tt... upon compliance with thvb^d and production of the Master’s deed. The purchaser to pay for all -tamps, transfers, deeds and recording. JA.MES" FERDINAND JACOBS, Jr., Special .Ma-*"!. labor bills up to date. have notified the land adjoining the above de-^vnlH-d lot. north by Ea^t Florida .'treer2l5 feet.' tv of/T.aurens, State afore<aid. known . 1,. L. Jivman, .viais niun, 1. . a-rent they expect to attend facing 60 Gn-t on Jone.< street. 111 the more or le.ss; on the ea.st by lai.vls of as tbe Hriggs lot. and Iving east of another seller of < <»rn t-broug aie fi«im various se< tion.s of the coun- City of Clinton, bounded on the north Mr.^. Kussie I’latiuT 1.57'-.: fevl; on PXkens street exten-^ion Whi h iXm He i.s now turning ‘ tv and are iTs follows: by lots Nos. 19 and 20 on the G. .A-^^obth by lands now or formerly ./his day deeding to ^the*Citv CounciJ of 10 acres of toil) that wil. .vulu .i . Hr, vv< rlon school; .I^T. Bulentine. ('opeland suh-division as shown by In-longing to .M’-s. George .M. Davjs^ -• Aith ir ( hibiress, and Thomas Holley, plat made by B. K. Tod l. Flnginetr, and .Mrs. J. I). Dillar.l 215 feet; bn Workman, dated Deceml»er l.-t, 1913; on the ea.'t - _ ba>hcls jM-r acre. When this field is cleaned up, the hogs will go into, an other corn Cield until they weigh l''0 to 200 poumb ami then the corn thiy have gathcr^l will be turned into cash. Dairy cow.s pay well for fec-ci also is illustrated, .Mr. McLendon states, m the experience of S. 1*. Dul’re of the lila.k Swamp section, who keeps sev- tn cows and has sold <luring the past f:\e months $328.S((> worth of cri-am and butler fiom three cows in milk dur'i'g the first three tTionlhs and four during the last two months, (Uh- er returns from the cows inoluile 66 t'io.»s Hill school; John Workman, dated Mefiiy .bmes. .luhn .A-a Whitef ird. by .lont.s .str<-it; on the south by lot Flviio’te Davis, and Charles .MrSwain. «*f Mr. Hunlette. and on the we>t by, Hickory Ta\;ern school: Ansel Burts, the lot <if Jacobs and ('ompany.” Herman' H.irts, J. J. F'leming. and Fal- These iwi) pat . els of land are a part ward Williams. of the lands emueyed to Jacols g.id t'ompany liy G. .A. <'o|>eland by deed dated January 2tlth. 1926. recoiaU-d in derd l)ook 42, |)age 39t*. The other por of the ( ity of Clinton. S. Ixiunded on the W(‘st by Pickens .treet as thus; Why not keep your mor.“v a; home by giving me your subscription-^, both flew and renevial. Prompt attention given to all orders. JA MRS W.-DALDW ELL - —- C all .38 at 12 P. M. Aw I.anford sch<»ol: Junior Holmes. Henry Ho'mes, an<F Ralph Pktter-icin. I.aurens high school: William Brani- letl, F'’eming Power?, and Lee Weath- lion of the lands described in said deed ers. having U-en sold hy Jacobs and ('om- Mountville school; Augustus Ham- |»any to .Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Kenneth age. Roy Bryson, Troy Madden. Paul KurdetU* ('ole, Norman Wham. .Mellette Wham. "P.AKCEL NO. 2. .All that lot. piece' S George Wham, Milford .Motes, Oswald or parcel of land situated in the Town gallons of milk consumed by. the Ralph Proffitt, and .Sammy of Clinton, .S. (’., bounded on the north ily; 326 gallons of skinimilk 1 Cleland. by Enteinrise street .5,5 feet; on the ^5 Poplar .Spring school; Thomas east by lot sold by me to Richard FL = W’ashmgton, Luther Abranvs, F'.ugene ('opeland 118 feet; on the south by!s .Abrams, ,\lex Simpson, George .Ab- lot formerl.v owned by J. H. Phinney rams#' (.estate and now owned by Jacobs amd | SS Trinity Ridge school: /rank Rob- ('ompany .5.5 feet; on the west by'ZZ erts and Melvin Roberts. ' property of Jack H. and J. Lee Young =r Youngs (M-hool: FVank Cox. Jr., Wil- (known as Utopia Building) and by'=: calves, pigs, and chickens, and 263 gallons to his farm hands; and 46 tons of compost that went back to enrich th«v land. w a/CY s MOTH-PROOF ll.AGS for your ''''®®*^and laindruin Birch, ter clothing, at Buchanan’s. u FOR .S.ALF:—Poland China pigs, $.3*00 lie <'ox, I^-on Williams, F'red NOTICE S:a:e td South Carolina, Jr. each, two for $.>.00, W. J. ('ounty of Laurens, ('ourt of ('ommon Pleas. W’ilKam Plumer Jacobs and James I®®* street. Ferdinand Jacobs, Jr., individually Also: and as executors .of the estate of Trailer and canvas boat.. James Ferdinand* Jacobs, deceased. LET us 4ry clean your suit or dress now. Buclmnan’s Dry Cleaners and Laundry. \ »• . FOR'SALE KSee R. C. .Mcl.<ees, phone 378. Up plaintiffs, vs Mrs. Fllliott Duckett Ja- _ - cijjbs, et al, defendants. Purruant to De2i*ee of the ('ourt in Bicch, propt-rty owned by myself, now used as a U. S. Post Office, and by prop- erty sold by me to A. P. Little and SSS George W. Bailey. This lot consisting of-one "bttatness Jot and the remainder-^S“ [being now open and...used.as a street SS or alley 39 feet wide, known as Pick- “All that lot, piece or parcel of land, situate in tlye Town of Clinton,j^E S. C., bounded on tne north by Eater- ^E prise street. Clay and Florida street; sir on the east by property owned by ('. | E. F'lankJin. later by Mrs. Colvjn Ad- Ys b= IT is economy to have your clothing dry cleaned and your laundry done ^ by our improved methods. Buchanan ? the above entitled matter, 1 will selDgfi^j, and'noa* Mrs. Joe Chandler** 166!SSS Pry Cleaners and l>aundry. It during ibe legal .hours for sale on feet, and "by lands of F. C. Smith, for- S TOR RENT — Seven-room house in ^**'’ by James Dillard. 151.81 = Colleire View Call Mrs. E. A. beii^ Monday, the .)th day of the south by lands of F. C. Tranks- bTu)ne^298-Jt month, either in. or Mn frool j. M! Pitts^ and by lands of!^5 ^— — — House at l^urens, .S. ( ., to Jacobs 4: Company, 448 5-12 feet; and j JS5 APARTMFNT for RF:NT--.4>^hmnts^ the hiyhei^idder f^ cash, the fol- ttwy west by of Richard E.’ = and hall, furnlsTied oi- unTurnisbed, lowing de«crlb«Lproperty"~to witT CbpeTand 168 feet, being all lands re- 'SS and private bath, on sec-ond floor.* .All that certain lot, piece and par-' ip p^y possession east of the Mrs. D. H. Hayes. m cel of land, situate, lying and being in mentioned land of R. E. Cope- = FOR RENT—Spencer home, 9 rooms corporate limits of the Town of i.pj and deeded to me by Jack H. — and all conveniences. Apply to.^ Young on the 10th day of May. 1906,1 = u D Henry * tf, three acres, more or less, ^pj recorded the 12th day of August, s: -Hounded on the north by Calvert Ave. 1908, in book 23, page 11. Register'S EOB REN’T—6-room house on north .V 89 E. 343 feet; on the we.st by Mesne Conve>'ance for Laurens C^iuiviS s^ Maple street ;n College View.. WcKidrow .street (formerly Young/y. as shown by plat supplied here-! = Available June 1. Apply to H. ^istre^) and lot of James Ferdinand drawn by T. H. Wiggins on thel^E Haary. tfi Jacoby Sr„ S. *4 deg. W. 3^ ft., and 17^^ *jny pf February, 1920. as thati^S' MEN WANTED to conduct world re-: ^ o***oo!!r m ^ o <iay surveyed by him, containing S nowned Rawlcigh Home Service.,'®**''* b. 88% W. 348 feet, more or 2(48-100 acret, more or less. I Is The “Public’s Screen” Adverti.sing. today, e.specially in new.spapcrs. is the gieate.st busine.s.^- getter there is. This is acknowledged by men who kn()w. People read ad vert i.semehts in newspapers. They have been educated t.o do .so. Uvery. merchant in our town ought to advertise! You remember the story about John Wannamaker? The first day he was in busine.ss his receipts were $24^4. He kept the 64 t^ents and spent the $24 the next day in advertising. We all can’t duplicate this feat, but according to the best statistic.s avail able THREE PER CENT OF THE GROSS SALES SHOULD BE PUT ASIDE FpR ADVERTISING. ' ,J^)ssibly you will .say, “I don’t need to advertise. I’ye been in this town thirty years and everyl^ly knows me.” ^ ' .4 ■ Probably they do, but did you ever .stop to think of the sales you lose because your fellow competitor advertises? He may advertise the same goods you have in stock, but the people don’t know* you have them. The other fellow gets the sales because he advertises. And, then,, how much more business you w’ould do if you did advertise! We know of one merchant who adverti.sed a lot of goods at 19 cents a yard. They cost him 27 cents. He took-a-id^n loss, but while the .sale was . going on he could buy new goods at 12 ^ts. He put therp in with the other goods and the result was that he cleaned his shelves of the old goods and he broke eyen on the deal. Advertising and good buying liquidated his stock withouTandss. We can’t t 4 i i portion to bur bushfiess.^Hestiita-will be swre 4f you advertise/mnestiy and give service. A newspaper can bring people to your store, but it can’t make ’ people buy your go(>ds. Your clerks must do that, and it del3ends on the service you give as to how’ successful your business will be. MAKE BUSINESS CK)OD— YOU CAN DO IT THROUGH ■ -N. X ing |35 weekly and Increase rapidly.;^• Spencer by det-d ed Feb. 20th, 1920, and recorded the ss Write immediately. Rawleigh' Cp.,| ^ March 7ih, 190<, with the ex-;24th day of Feb. 1920, vol. 42. page^ss Dept SC-ll-S, Richmond, Va. 9-l4* ®^ f portion of said lot 396. ' 1 = * ®" Muthwest corner thereof which! This lot of land is subject to a right i S rortwm faces on Woodrow street.” of way for a street conveyed to the IS * I *’ • * . j Town of Clinton by Jacobs and Com-iSS A!! that lot or parcel of land situ- pany on February 27th, 1930. and re-! = j ate m the city of Clinton conUining corded in Deed Bo.>k 68, page 190, of-1 Piainos—$95.00 up A. ODaniel ‘The Paper Everybb^ Reads” .,1