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B. P. DAVIES. Editor and Proprietor.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 11TH, 1921.
They certainly have a queer sense
of humor over in Georgia. A dis
patch from Macon, Ga., says that £
citizen of the Cracker State has been
charged with stealing a tombstone.
“He said the pistol lay at her side
and her right arm was folded over
her breast, precisely as if it had
fallen from her hand when she col
lapsed.”—From Saturday’s Augusta
Chronicle.
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NOTICE OF SALE
No Famine in the South
It now developes after close in
vestigation that there is no famine
nor starvation in the South, as was
reported, a couple of weeks ago when
President Harding called on the Red
Cross and the Department of Public
Health to go to the assistance of
the people of this section of the
country. It appears ihat a slight in.
crease in the number of pellagra
cases gave rise to the unfounded re
ports upon which the President based
his appeal.
The People does not believe, as so
many editors throughsut the S >uth
do, that Mr. Harding deliberately
tried to do the South an injustice
but that he wss actuated by the high
est motives. However, we have been
the victims of a grave injustice and
it is up to the President to make
amends as best he can.
When the President's appeal was
first published. The People stated
that the South is seeking charity
from nobody—-that all the people of
this favored section ask is an op
portunity to sell their products at a
price that will at least insure them
the necessities and some of the com
forts of life Those who earn their
livelihood by the sweet of their brows
are certainly as much entitled to a
living wage as the white-col la r-d
clerks of the cities in the North
If Mr. Harding sees fit to make a
pwbitc denial ef the "famine-etarvat-
lo *~ reports about the South, we
would suggest that he also call on
the Red Cross to go to the • set stance
State of Sputh Carolina
County of Barnwell
WHEREAS on the 3rd day of
August, 19£.l. Mrs. M. I. Walker, as
Landlord, made and executed her
certain Distress Warrant, on account
of the failure of W. L. Jackson,
tenant of the said M. I. Walker, to
pay the rent due by the said tenant
for the year, in said amount of $163.-
00, and.
W’HEREAS numemous demands
have been made for the said rent all
of which were refused and said store
having been locked and the key re
maining In the possession of R. L.
Ussery, and
W’HERKAS five days, as allowed
updepr the law for the defendant to
replevy said b'lock of goods having
passed and the defendant having fail
ed to replevy, and in order to satikfy
the said rent as set out in the said
Distress Warrant,
NOW, THEREFORE. I, R. L. US-
sery, an Agent of the said M. I. Walk
er, will sell all of the stock of gods,
chattels consisting of groceries, and
fixtures, now located in the store
formerly occupied by the said W. L.
Jackson, on Main Street of the town
of Barnwell, in front of the said store
fifteen days from the date hereof,
to-wit: Tuesday, Aug. 23, 1921, At 12
o’clock on said day. the %aid stock pf
goods and fixtures having been ap
praised and valued therefore de
i la red to be. by Use appraisers,
tltfJO.
The proceeds derived from said
sate to be applied to the payment of
the costs and to the rent. The said
stock and fixture* to be sold in Bulk
for ( ash.
R L. Ussery
Agent.
Barnwell, S. C, Aug 8th.. 1921.
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