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PAGE SIX THE CLINTON CHTONIOJB, CUOT^ ^ C. Realty Transfers Made Last Wedc At Court House COMMENTS ON MEN AND THINGS By Spectator ' Even Spectator has. his mild mo-ibasMulor (and use pufblk'funds) than ments, there be times 'when the can- Laurens city: one kxt on i:aufens|<i»<l the s^ semtinei tm the street fixwn Annie F, Kendrick, |1,500. Laurens township: lot on Laurens- Prin<!e(tx>n higihway from G. T. Jones Drown to T. p. I watch-tower, and the fiery, Urelees ^Vibune of the peoi>le'* relaxes in mellow nHwd. E^n so. And life brink's consolations to those who do he has to appoint two or three men on the 8\q>resne court (without va cancies). Have I been 'disrespectful to the somethina LEGAL N<mcB OF BALB State of South Candina, County of lAurens. ' Hi the Prohofbe Cooxt. ,W. J. Bailey, Eatecutor of the Estate THEBSDAT, JANUARY 18, 1940 of J. A. Bailey, deceased, Pdtiti^r, ^ ^ A ***'^*^*** ^ eoJiith hy lot of Georf* Bailey and lest, east hy liaiWB!pi!ii<«kreet 4S feet more <Nr let^ souni by other lande of J. A Bailey and estate of Eannie C. BaOey 126 feet, and on the west by Nosth Broad street.' No. 2. bounded on the east by Mus- ffrova etreei. 25 feat thereon, on the north by Beott Store bahdhac. 106 feet thetreon, on the wnat by North Broad etreet K feet, more or leas, and on their little bit. when Saturday !«!*«• Have we ever had a president Badey Oberiny,^ Alden Bailey HaydS, to W. B. Ketch^, $10 ^ morning found Spectator minsdin^'before who seemed to look upon the ^nsidei^ions; 108 ac^ from Mrs.;fellow'farmers on the side- whole tpin* as a «ame? Have we (and in the middle of the street) in a great little town, whose to G. H. Wilbanks, $10, and other con- . -D rp I artesian water has inspired many no- ..derat, Smith to School EHstriot No. 7, $900. . say, where am I? Well, after all Youngs: 47 acres from W. A, Cox, aforesaid, a prominent citizen et al, to A. J. Hughes, Jr., $500. 'called the^ said Spectator and said, Sullivan: 59 75-100 acres from Mre.i“My wife wants to meet Spectator.” Pauline A. Sanders to C. R. Garrett,! And that good lady, wise and discrim- $600; 72 91-100 acres from J. D. Isbell j mating spirit that she must be, gave to J. H. Thomason, $300. ' |to the Spectator letters her benedic- Waterloo: acres from J. M.|tion. That is one of life’s compensa- Smith to H. €. Senn, $750; k)t from tions. And that makes the second Mrs. Willie R. Lollis to Jess Allen, ady—the other from Chester-^to ad- $300; 284 68-100 acres from H. G. -Iress me as spectator and speak a Todd, et al, to C. W’. Madden, Jr.,’ and kindly word to this turbulent soul. Murray .Madden, $4,50(1. . Spectator ventures to suggest that Reapondmita. ORDER other lands of J. A. Bailey and Ifra. Fannie C. Bailey, known aa Ilia Ihrol- iey House lot. ever bef^ h^ p^itice so obtrusive the abov^ stated ease, I wiH aeU at Pursuant to a Decree of. the Court | No. 8, lot frodtingr on Ifuegiova in that office that the man who seems so ready to talk abQilt everything all puUk outcry to the higheet bidder, either in or' in front ^ .Ihe Cooxi the ti^ be^ sudd^y dumb, deirf House, at Lautena, C. H., S. C., on Md blind when John Lems puljed off in next, being his utteny ridiculous sit-down strikes? Would you say that Lewie’ contribution of hundreds of thousands of dollars to the campaign fund had Mmetiung to do with it? Have we ever before had a family in the White House which, from t^ to bottom, seemed to'use the glare and the glam or of the great position so unblush- ingly to promote their personal for tunes. Would Mnsr Roosevelt corn- street on tha'eaat 23 feet more or lees and bounded on the north by aforesaid, about three-fourths of a mile eoufth of Wateiioo, containing twenty (20) acres, more or less, known as the Will Grabt place. ' 5. ^ that certain lot of land to- ge|iier with the two-story brick build ing thereon lying, situate and being in the Town/of Clinton, County and State aforeMid, bounded on the north by lot and store building of Jack H. Young (the center of the bilek wall being the line) one hundred (100)' feet, more or less, thereon; on the east by Broad str^ thirty-one ^and two-tenths (8i;2) feet, more or less, thereon;, on the sou^ by lot and building of (Suy L. Copeland, now Monday, the 5th day of the month, during the legal hours for each sales, the fdlowing described prc^ieify, to wit; . All right, title and interest of J. A Bailey in and to the following Ikndi: 1. AM that tract of land C(mtaining4 9. AH thait tract of land con^ii sixty-five (65) acres known as the Mat 1211 acres, more or less, other propcity of J. A. Bailey andjocoupied by Barber shop (south side eatate of Mil. Fannie C. Bailey, onjof wall being the line) one hundred the west by propeiity of George W.((1C0) f«et, more or less, thereon; on Bailey, on the amkh by public alley,!the west by WaH etreet thirty-one said lot being subject to an easement (81) fo«t tRereon. for foot, horse and wagon from the I 6. All that tract of land lying, be- property now or formerly of Georfpjn»g and situate in Ihe County and W. Bailey over and across same to State aforesaid, known as the Bui'n- Muagrove street. Louise B. Davenport to Greenwood i cou^ to piAlish Spectator county. $352.50; 10 acres frem C. W. Wkr.-sheriff, to Martin Watte, $25.68.! P^'efer bondap in ea^ rather than HimU-r; 135 2-10 acres frem H. Heury, extvutor, to E. A. Davis, "^^kes and, later proves a decadent $1,000; 55 acres frem Frances Bryson advocate mere bick- Aycock and Elizabeth Bryson Blake- ^ » ly to T. M. Alexander, $330. Scuff letown: 7 acres from Mrs, Nann i TBlf^ely to M jLathleen R. Garrett, $280. THE CHRONICLE’S WANT AD RATES Ic per word for first inser- for fir friions tion; five insertions for the price of four. Minimum charge 25c. Cards of thanks and~tributes of respect, Ic a word, paytble in advance. Minimum 50c. principle saves his soul, though he lose his popularity,. his friends and even his lifo. John the Baptist lost his head,'“TTves forever in the memory of men, as well as in eternal glory. We have among us today too many men who fear to speak out, w'ho fear to break away from the crowd. Team play is greatly to be desired ■when all who work together seek something which each regards as a high purpose, but team play which savors only of following the bellweather is as' foolish as a lot of sheep are foolish. And who wants to be a sheep? ning the Vanc^ place and the Evmu place, the Vance place containing 1127 acres and the Evans place 84 acres, more or leai^ about nine miles east of Clin ton in Jsoks township, bounded now ^sevejt: we nox neare oir^| pQ^ ^ Clinton, and on the south-1 or formerly by lands of H. K. Bair^, the ventures-business venturee-of,^ Broad and Bailey KtreeU,!D. W. A Mason, J. S. Blalock and mand $1,200 for a lectufe or a radio j Dial place, situate in Hunter Town- sihip, bounded by lands of M'isa Dc^lie Cranford, John- H. Young, George Gross Hill >’31-2 acres frJm Mrs. » oounty papers which just Mra.j 2. One hot in Huntor District No. 5, U TY t f-wv rmswwws ,have the courage to publish Spectator! B<>osevelt ? Have we not heard of all ^ Clinton, and on the south- niembers of the ^dy, all more frortting on Broad street and running itable beyond a doubt Wiise ^ ^ thereon 52.76 feet and running in background of the pr«idency? Sh^!p^^jei line along Bailey street 195 of Andrew Jackson, Groveor Cleveland and Woodrow Wil^n! Now if Mr. Roosevelt wishes to be a wise-cracker, a .political nvantpulaltor, he must be ready to '“take it,” cm well as hand it out. 'What can the pope do? What did pop he do; what could he do,- when Hitler absorbed Austria? What did he do when Hitler crushed Poland and di vided it with the Russians? Hitler, who outlaws religion; Stalin, who would destroy religion and faith in (jod—'these men were not stopped by feet, ‘the southern line being 208.5 feet. ^ others. The Vance place being the identical tract as* recorded in deed book 11, page 160, and the Evans place as recorded in deed book 26, side place, eonlaining two hundred and five (206) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of the estate of John A. Tribble and others. « -7. 'AH Nmt tract of land situate, lying and wing in the Oounty and State afoiei^dd, containing eighty- seven (67) acres, more or less, known as a part of t^, Mrs. P. F, Pjdes place, bounded km the north by lands of Mrs. P. F. Pyles, on the east by lands of F. C. Bmith, and the Bum- side place. 8. AM that lot of land lying, being page 97, office of the Clerk of Omrtjand situate in the corporate Umita of the Town of Clinton, in the County A. Bailey fay John Smith, recorded in deed book 60, page 256, office of the Clerk of Court for Laurens County. . 4. Five hundred fifty-^five (565) acres, more or lees, with two '^Id- Have I been discourteous? WOOD for sale. Phone 328-J Giorge W. Copeland. I whose’friendship I rejoice, takes me ■ house on’^^^D>ly to task for my remark that ' 3. (>ne-half (H) an acre, more or [for Laurens Oounty. leas, in Hunter District No. 5, ad- 10. Al that tract of land contain-1 and 'State aforeaaid, coptafoing one joining the Afo(?oy-~plaw’'n«»r'igfdM^lliff'1ijii(rTiUSd5f‘e<r'fwc3RrT'(ri2)" ac^res, more or leas, known Mill, County and State aforesaid, he- more or leas, in Jadks Townehip,{a8 the J. P. Dillard home -place, ing the same land as conveyed to J. Cfoonty of Laurens, known as the bounded on the north by Dr. J. L. Harrris place and funded by lands Young, on the eaet by Frank Adair, now or formerly of 0>pdand,' on the south by Eai^ Carolina evenue Louie Simpson, John Henry Nabers | ninety-nine, (99) feet, and on the and Albetit Nabers. jwest by J. M. Pitts and Dr. J. Lee 11. Al that tract containing sixty-j Young and others. • ings thereon, known as' the Kerns [five (66) acres, more or less, known! 9. All that certain tract of land sit- place, located in Jacks School District as the Martin place, sRuate in Scuf- uate, lying and being in McCormick ih«> no™. thoiuFh AiiWria -was *^**’*^ *”*** ^ con- fletown Townehip, facing bounded now CJounty, SUte of South Carolina, cen- lA pope, ug veyed to J. A. Bailey by P. S. BaMey or formeriy bv lands of M. S. Bailey j taining one hundred thirty-four and November 18, 1994, which deed is rc-jealtate, R. Z. Wright and public ,road;one-half (134%) acres, more or less, corded in deed book 16, -page 87, office j leading to 'Musgrove Mill and being and bounded by lands now, or former- of the Clerk of Court for Laurens j formerly known as the old tan-yard jly, of Mrs. J. D. Bowick, W. H. Ken- County. place. [nedy, Palm^ place and the Gary 5. One hundred seventeen (117) Also, one-seventh undivided inter-1 Palmer place, and known as a part acres, more or less, in Jacks .School test of X A. Bailey in and to the fol- of the W. H. Kennedy place. most Catholic of all the countries of the world and Poland was close' to the church of Rome. So, as a practi- ical man of affairs, what does the I president expect of the pope ? Well, I estimable gentleman, one in have already^ given my interpretation. 2^... J L.-_ T _ passing, may I ask whether a personal am'bassador will be sent to '.the president of the Baiptist World f-X)R RE.NT — Four-room „ .... bVrguson Street. Ravmond J. Pitts,. P*'®S‘dent Roosevelt is playing politics Telephone 57. ' Ic *” ambassador, a personal j Alliance? Or to the Methodist College ' -• 1 ambassador, to the pope. My friend!of Bishops? Or to the presiding bish- FOR SALE — Milk-fed fryers. Apply says that J have done an unworthy to Thornwell Orphanage Poultry act and should retract ■w'hat I said. Plant. tf This friend of mine is "An Israelite, a letter or a telegram was sent to ~7 . i TT j indeed, in whom there is no guile.” j them, but why not a letter to one of AP^TMENT f^ rent Apply Mrs.^B^^^gg ^ jjjg swee.^ spirit and rug- the CathoMcs here? Why, in fact, to' District No. 7, known as the Hollings worth and lOallie. Jacks placre describ ed by two deeds as follows: Deed of lowing prx^rty: 1. AH that tract, piece or parcel of land con'taindng two hundred (200) All that tract of land lying, being and situate- in Hunter Township, County and State aforesaid, on wa ters of Norlli Creek ,about tVmiles sotAh of Clinton, S. C., on thg’poblic J. Callie Jacks -to J. A. Bailey, de^'acres, more or less, situate-in Hunter /.f i-Ka irr.;aywvr.oi .r.iv,..v.i. 1 A«/i IP^g© 260, whioh Urud IS'School District No. 3, known as the J>in+ nKn.ii Wt. 7 Unds of James Young, ' Jerry Piles place ,and bounded bylHighway leading from Clinton, S. C., what about our Lutheran brethren T . j „ HoHin*aworth, OaHie Unijalon I land, now or 'formerly of McGee, Mi-' hy the way of Lydia Mill to Uurena; and James Hollingsworth, w'hich tract lam. Stone and others. Said land be-iS, C., bounded on the south by lands contains forty-eight (48) acres, more [ing the tract of land of which M. S.Inf J. H. Ybung, on the west toy lands Mary Henry Arthur, Phone 66. Icigg^ honesty I admire him, tout am l|any church? The ^urch^ are offer-of FOR RENT —Four room apartment,Roosevelt? Let’s|ing prayers for a right and righteous private bath, good location. Apply |p®oto and their ^yers can’t be or- to Mrs. J. L. Wright, Centennial! Has President Roosevelt the right;ganized fw a drive.. Street. Ic and power to appoint personal am- jtoassadorS Even if he has such a pre- POR REINT—Home in desirable loca-1 rogative, does not our tradition of tion. Furnished or unfurnished. Ap-^complete separation of church and ply to The Chronicle office. Ic state inhibit him from, exercising it? FOR SALE—Plow horse without a blemish, and a second-hand stalk cutter" Will sell reasonable. D. E. Tribble Co. " That Mr. Roosevelt is a likable, fine.gentleman I have no doubt. And he is a., man of broad intellectual range and comprehension—perhaps a man of brHliant mind, tout a mind not It it not, then, an unwritten 9iw, if balanced -by the experience wWeb egr- least, whioh he is deliberately violat- jly 'hardships and business responsi- ^ ing? Another question. Since theibility might have given l^hn. BroH^t 1<. -president’s course clearly is m the-only son of a rich 'widow, Kv- — jsition to the American tradition, crys-iing in such luxury and splendor that ACCIDENT INSURANCE TICKETS tallized by custom into law, what'be entertained the king and queem— cost only 25c a day, piay up tojpj.Qgpp^^ qJ useful cooperation withj®nd their attendants-i—in his motheris $5,000. S. \V\ Sumerel, Phones 80 and prompts this special personal house, what can he really know about ^diplomatic representation? ,hardships? ^ MEN and women make extra money! I do not wish to appear pedantic,' _ . • ^ ' taking subscriptions for popular but according to international law—IrSUTUlCrS ^jTOUD magazines .Best commissions. Write.accepted everywhere—every ambassa-' __ - _ _ _ D^t. N-700, 101 Marietta, St., At-'dor is the personal- representative ofj AaOIuS WiCOt FkCT0 seventy-three and nine-tenths (73.9) acres, more or less, lying on the Cal houn highway a^ut seven miles southeast of the Town of Clinton, bounded by lands of (F. M. Pitts, Giv-fby Broad street, on the south by Pitta ens Bres., Callie Jacks and others, and'street and on the west toy lands of Bailey died seized and poeecaecd. 2. Three vacant lots situate, lying and being in the Town of Clinton, Hunter Dirtrict No. 5, bounded on the north by Florida street, on the being known as part of the A. J. Hoi lingsworth land: following lands: 1. All that tract of land containing Mary B. Vapoe. 3. One lot in the Town of Clinton, of £. H. Adair, containing two hun dred and forty and 97-10 (240.67) acres, more or less, and Iroown ae the Vance place. ^ Terms of Sale: Cash. The successful bidder, other than the iFlaintiiff herein, imm^iately -upon the conclusion of ^e bidding, ahaK deposit with the Irobato Coi^ the Pne-half undivided ixAerest in the Wnpi ^ inL ^ .lAiA W building known as Chaney’s Dress Shop, and bounded on the north by lanta, Ga. E. R. Jones, Novenxber 26, 1891. 2. AH that tract of land containing eighty-seven (87) acres, more or less, l-4p his soveieign. ^ British amba:^dor| (situate about ten miles southeast of =~ to the United States is, in theory, thei . , bounded on the north by Nice Frost-,nf gi^^'Annual Meeting of. Production!^ ^ ^ ninety-two and ;one half (92%) acres, (other bxtildHigs of M. S. Bafley es- more or leas, known as the Ehnorejtate, on ■tfie east fby Brocul street, place, situate about six mHes south- south bjr Young’s Pharmacy, and on east of the Town of Clinton, bounded {the west by. Wall etreet. now or formerly by lands of George j 4. All that lot in the Town of din- O^appel, M. S. Bailey Estate, public I ton, beii^ the lot on whioh is situate road and Huff Richardson place,[the building used by Atorams-Geer known as tract B as per survey of Barber Shop, whioh lot is bounded on the north by Pitts street, on the east by Broad street, on the south by Chaney’s Dress Shop building, (m the west toy Wall rtreet. PLANTS - PLA.NTS - i.ice personal representative of King proof ( abbage Plante and White American ambassa- ^rmuda Onion Plante. A so Onion pereonai represen- Native of the president of the United Kindling. Blakely Bribers Se^,states. In theoj^, whferever the am- _®jb8ssador is,.there the president is. Jing. Store. Telephone 188. Credit Associatioii Hears Re ports On Successful Year. Of ficers Reelected. Reports submitted by officers of the WANTED—Two-horse share croptier, But congress is the body which aays.^,. . „ , _ ... ... 22 2-3 acre cotton allotment, 20 where we shall have ambassadors, Production Cnedjt aastomtHm corn. Good land, fine mules and is not a president’s power to choose if*"™ *5?^^!*^*** ' held here, hurt Wednesday at the arm- acres nice bouse on highway, at Reraio.i somebody to represent him individ- See Will J. Adair, at State Training'ually. The Constitution authorizes the school. 25-2c I pi^ident to appoint ambassadors MILLING AT WATERLOO — Wel’T'*'' ««»*«• All grind your WRe.t, Corn and Food V!" bassador—why was that? Did Mr. ^Roosevelt modestly suggest the mat- every day. We have on Homestead" products — Flour, Corn Meal and Feeds. Our prices are right. We are anxious to serve you. E. V.' Golding, Waterloo, S. C. ter to congress. No, oh no! With beat ing of drums and blare of bugles, with 15-^ I all the fanfare and noise possiWe it is announced as a thing decided on i i' t I i t i -U. S. APPROVED CiHIOKS — Prom jcongress not even being in session U. S. Pullorum Tested R. I. Reds, and getting its information, like the Barred Rocks, White Rories, Buff Or-[rest of us—from screaming headlines pingtons. All stock passed by official I in newspapere! ^te ^lertir^ Agent. Oi^ 18^ year. [ We have an ainbaasador in Rome. 'First-hatch-off Jan. 17. Hatch every jjj^ could easily drive 'his car across ory, irevealed that this fanners’ co operative organizatiGn, which sup plies its membere -with shm’t-tonn credit for agricultural purposes, is operating suocesofaHy. by lands form^ly of A. C. Workman, south and west by lands formerly of J. 1. Chandler, said tract known as the Boyd place. 3. One building on 'the west side of South Broad street, building known as the Hamp Boyd store, ai^ is locat ed on the property of the Seaboard Air Line raibo^. 4. AH that lot* situate in the Toim of Clinton containing, two k>ta front ing <Hi Broad street, 52.75 feet each on the east and rutuiing back -west in parallel lines, Ihe northern boon- The meetiiv w wril atteadeii j, 208.6 feet, the eouthern complete and detailed reports, rilus- boundary line is 236.6 feet. week. Price $7.50 the 100 delivered, live delivery guaranteed. Cheaper if the city if this country wished to ap pear before the court of the p<^. ^led for. We ship C.OjD. Farmers -what does the president expect Hatchery, 908 -Main St., Newber^, .personal ambaeeador to accom- plisdi ? Well, it vdH be a precedent for sending amhassadors to the. pope. S. C. tfo BULB SALE We have a few buibs on hand which trated by charts, given to the stock holders showing volume of business done, costs of opemtion, ^artiiution of expense, net ];nx>fits Other data of vital in-berest to the members. Reports ■were made hy C. W. StoM, preakknt; Rex Lanford, secretary- treasurer, and J. F. Hawkins, direc tor. The reports showed -that the asaoei- ation made loans totaling $389,000 during the last fiscal year. Tte asso- ciotton serves Laurens and Newherry counties. C. W. Stone of Clinton, and J. T. -we are closing out reduced prices. on n»nu wnicn the Pope wiU send a nuncio tojMcCrackin of Newbetry, rs- ^ premdent, to be received by our elected to serve on the board of dkee- TULIPS, formerly 50c doz, now 30c; fcwmerly $3,50 per 100, now $2.25. HYACSNTHS, beddii^ size, former ly 85c doz. now 6e each; exhitnikmi again—politics. If the prerident vio lates the spirit of our institutions and disregards fundamenibal customs he shotdd toe called to account Spectator F h/v- ^ • weak one, but he is i?*;, ” "T *®' •*'* eerUie be i, «i>e.Uo( pore Atmricni f 1 a a,. ,1 *“4 that seventy-five per <*' '*»«”.'sooth GmoHm mri- erttt him. K now 30c do«en. .,ntmg iet’e htw hboee mhe de- fend this personal embassy to the 1 J OOWOf whose terms did not expire this year, are Jsw$ H. Oavia, Sr., of (}Untoii, J. F. HmwldiiB of Newhewy, and E. J. Soan of FonUtain Ixm. J. F. Diggs, of the fkediMtioQ i(>ed- 6. All that trdet of land containing five and one-fourth (5%) acres, more or leas, known aa the Ckh Workman place, aituato about one-fourth mHa northwest of the I'dwn of Clinton, be ing bounded on the north by loto of Beasley, Noah (|il^lintock and Others, on the east by Gideon Leake, sooth by lands of Oic^ Ckpeland, and on tlw west toy puUk road. * .6. AlTt^ tract of land containing eight (8) acres, more or less, situate atout one and otietoozlh mile soiith- wesi of the Town of dinton, bounded now-or formerly by lands Of J. W. Leake, Dr. (W. C. Irby and Sherman Gqpriand, aaid tract being known aa the MteCoy place. 7. AM that kt of land with im- pr $1.00 dozen. ‘ corpomtioii addressed mertang and dfoeniaed the cooper ative fast ore of the asaodatioa. He listed eight cooperative aervioe ciples practiced hy the aaaoeiatioa as foUfOWs: For serriee, not profit; re sponsible farmers, riigihle; ysry xnsmber iharea in ownership; active members contral; mendwra fcspt ki- fmnmed;' raascnable hot adequate ehaegea; aowid credit ad^^ ^ needs; and nxindurs* business strkibr cenfideBtiaL ^ Mr. Diggsi reviewed the «on$fitions ieadfaig up to Ihe eabaUkhment of the production credit system and revimred the prograip which has been made by aasDciatfons. GROOUS, formerly 25c dozen, now 15e dozen. IRIS, formerly 40c dozen, now 20e dosen; forinerly $2.25 to $2.50 par 100, now $1.50. ALSO NOVELTY BULB ^LOGS ALREADY (7BOWING. BLAKELY BROTHERS SEED STORE Triephone 186. WHY Suffer FroBi'CoIdfr> Fih* quidc reUef from cold sjnnptoms lake 666 6S6 p^. 1 am not trying to stir up preju dice against the CathoUe chmeb; I have many friends and sonre kimbwd within that fold, f am diacdsstng a priiey of our govexviment whkh has beeosne a deeply-rooted principle of Ameiioanism. the Constitution (Article' 2, See- tien 2, paiagraph 2) confers upon the president tbs power, with -the advice, and consent of the senate, to "ap point ambhssadots, . judges of the siqfueme court, etc., ... and whiob ahidi he ettaMbhed hy law.” As yow see, the prerident has no more Mttkorky to crests a position ^ am- SUBSCRtW TO m cHiloNicyi 5. -AH that lot in the Town'of Clin ton, being the lot on which is erected the 'building known as Bailey’s Bank building, bounded on the west by Pitts street, on the epst by an alley, op the north by vacant lot, on the west hy J. A. and P. S. Bail^ 6. All that krt sitinrte and known aa 74 Pitts strett <hi whkh is a frame house, whkh lot ia bounded on the north by Pitts street, on the east by lot of Mrs. E. T. Rkhhoqrg, on the south by lands of Mrs. Yarborough, and on the west by Clinton Cot^ MiH lot 7. AH that parcel of land contain ing one hundi^ eighty (180) acres, more or loM, known as the Philton place, houndto by lands of Mark Poole eatateT, 'W. it. Sumerel and oth ers, described in deed book 74, jiage 2. 8. Ait itmi kt containing one- fourth (%) acre, more or less, situ ated m the Town of Clinton, bounded on north and east by lands of Mrs. Nina Vance Salley, aorith hy Florida street, wnat hy EHzabeth street. Also, ooe-fourteenth. undivided in terest in and to the following prop erty of whkh J. A. BaUey died seisto and possessed: 1. AH that kt of land lying, being and sitaato in the Town of l^inton, and boimded and nlc*cribed as foBows: on tbs irarth by Young Drive 150 feet thereon, 'on Ihe east hy Hickory ave nue .96 ieHht thereon, on the couth by. as a guarantee of his good faith in the bidding. The came to be applied~to the .purchase price upon Ids comply ing 'with 'the terms of sale, otherwise to be paid to Plaintiff for credit bn the indebtedness. (In the event the enc- cessfttl bidder ebould fail to make such deposit, or Bho;rid fail to comply with the terms of safo, the said lands shall be re-sold on •tl^ same or some subsequent ealeeday on the same terms, at risk of the defaulting pur chaser. The purchaser to pay for papers, stamps and recording. The sale wiM close on salesday in February, according to order of the Probate Court. J. HBWLBTTE WASSDN, J. P. L C. Dated Jan. 5, 1940. —1-Sc. provementa thereon known na thcilpixioperty of Wm. F> Jacobs and John PHto street warehouse kt, eitwrte on the north tide of Weet Pitts etiecb in the Town of dhaton, being boohd- cd on the xmtb by land of estate of M. & Bafldy SO feet, eo the eatt by tMak buik^ wad kt of ettate of M. 3. Bailey 110 fedt, on the aoolli T. Young 150 feet tbrneon, on the hy pfpperty of Wm. P. Jacobs and Jote % Young 106 feet thereon. 2. AM that lot ^ land sHuafte, ly- kg and befaig in the Town of CSinton, Omxnty knd State aftreaalA contain ing one4itlf acre, more or lete, with by. West Pitts etreet SO feet, and en'aH fangtovemants thcreou, and front- «he wea$ by lands of tfie eatata of M. ‘ S. Bailey 110 fact. Aiao^ right ef -way 12 feet wide and runnkig north frem Wfitt PiWf street along ihe entire west aids of srtd bnjMing and lot for a distance of 110 feet. Bald lot mad right-of-way being seaae. aa deaevibad in deed book. 8, page SS8, oifire of the Clerk ^ Court for Laurens Ckxmty* and in deed book 56, page 46$, otfke of the i^eik of Court. o 8. AH. Iboeo threa kts in tibe Toett of CHniem more partkaiarty daeoHM as foawa;'- ./ ** ' Me, 1. tart IgMiirt iia^jliMt Store : hx^diag; lurtOdiiil Eart Pitta rtibot inff eu Oontiiinial etreet itar g die* taned of $11 feet and nmning back tiierefkett with $ ottfona throughout lor a dittaaoa.of 210 fort. 8. AM that ,4rert ef land in aaid County and fibt^heing a pact of tbs J. Robert fifitth land, eont^niiig two hundred (200) .acres, mam or lees. Is Your BATTERY WEAR? We Carry a Complete LIim — of — Prest-O-Ute Batteries III Stock for Your Conyeii- ienee. Sowers Garage PlMMie 196 bounded <m the west bf Sakdi rives', nepdii by lands of M. J, Pwingt, eaet if kadi ef J. R. AndarooB, am eauttt V kiMr of Mbo WmdhMh Ubm «ha land oomtjwd to l{rs./Janit ifaod HjOl by IL C. fimilfi, firr . 4, 4B tiait fkee awi pmett tMM^ byfof kod idjkati, mere or ■ Ten It To The World Tbo fkrt role of saleemanship it that if you have 4iiy4hfa« to aefi, donH keep it a secret Ml it to the woridl Thrt, in Clin- ton's trade area, insane to nd- vartko it k m CBRQNICIJL Bvary week Hw paper gum in- ..to the konea ' ef tida ekmmudty jnur proapeotive 1940 The ^ More Ptople You ToH, theiMere You WiU Ss«f The meet eueoeseful CSinton firms In 1940 wi8 be those who ttireai^ effsrtive advertising tsfl dba buyint piddle weak what Otey have to the values they bavie to the aervioe they are five. •a- r% 4 e‘' ■i ,1 « ‘ 1 V. vl“'f ; '.A