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burwl at tha post office at Barnwell.
8. C., aa aecond-daaa matter.
JOMM W. MOLM^S
1840-1912
B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES:
One Year . $160
Six, Months ^
Three Months — 60
(Strictly hi Advance.)
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922.
Macauley Street; levied upon aa the
property of D, F. Aldrich. *
Also certain other Iota hclonginx
to the, estate of Rotiert Aldrich,
located on Aldrich Street; Jevied up
on as the property of the estate of
Robert Aldrich, deceased.
The proceeds of said sales, or so
much thereof as may be necessary,
to be applied to the ninount due ns
taxes to the. Town of Barnwell.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers and all expenses of
said sale.
W. A. HAYES,
Chief of Police.
Barnwell, S. C., Nov. 21, 1922. _ 3t
Hair, from which it is separated by
a ditch running East and West from
the public yoad to lands of the estate
of William Matthews, the same be
ing so much of the tract and twenty-
nine (29) acre* conveyed to me by
Melvin LeRoy Hair on the 3rd day j
of November, 1919, title to same be- 1
ing recorded in Title Book 9-H, page |
29.
Terms of sale, CASH. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
H. L. O’BANNON,
Master for Barnwell County. I
Master!* office, Nov. 14, 1922.
MASTER’S SALE.
Kind Words From Kind Friends.
The People haft received two highly
appreciated letters this week from
subscribers. One is from Mr. W. H.
Joncw, of Columbia, a former princi
pal of the Barnwell Graded School,
to whom the editor is greatly ‘in
debted for a part or his education.
Mr. Jones writes: “1 enjoy reading
The People as do all of the memlters
of the family.”
The other letter is from Major Jan.
A. Willis, formerly of this city lut
now stationed at Washington. D. C.,
who says: "I don’t like to miss a
copy of the paper, for it is like a
letter from home and I look forward
to it each week ’*
Ladies! Here's s t are far FHrtiag
latt e*, here's ■ remed) to ru'r
yuwr hut'hir* of the flirting VsKit.
MtmpJ) make an sain a hie agr><-
meat the nest lino yoti see him eye
ng a beaatifisl damsel to pay y,«
»r«e dollar e* ery tisae he .lares *o
iirt with s strange ••aaan If he
think* the Airtattea petre too e* w-
hstaM d*d far he>sssd tlfev atensw* *f
his p*«het hn ah. yo« ran to lene-SM
hr rattiwg the fes IS half
Tv, *4rs M •*sas* *lr*t m (So
— rseo •eestao of the fssmsa* stage
•wrsos tk h| trirhs towns IkwSWv
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State of South' Carolina,
County oS Barnwell.
Court of Common p )eus.
Mrs. Rosa G. Stansell,
Plaintiff,
vs.
Willihm J. Jones,
Defendant.
By virtue of a decretal order to
no- directed in the above entitled
cause, I will sell at Barnwell, S. C.,
in front of the Court House ,on Mon
day, the 4th day of Decemlier, 1922, i
it being salesday in said month,,
within the legal hours of sale, the;
toilowing described property:
“All that certain -lot or parrel of,
land, with all buildings thereon, ly-!
ing and being situated in the Town!
of^Klko. County of Barnwell and
State aforesaid, eontainirfe tw 0 (2)
acres, more or leas, and bounded as
follows: On the North by public,
highway from the Town of Wdliston
to the Town of Rlarkville. 8.'C.; or *
the East by lands of Mrs. Rows Q. j
Btansrll and South by lands of Mr*
ll Stansell: and West by ai.
un naHNsf Street in said Town of
Elko
Terms of *ab-. CASH Pun ban >
U* pay for papers and stamp*
• H U OTI%NXO\.
Master for Barwwell Cowaty.
MasUr’s offkrr, Mwr. 11. Ipjj
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The package suggests it
Your taste confirms it
The skies prove it.
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’sk, h t' nteJiittic’ in full night of,
the alldiimv.
Which 1* the »4»,- \,tth K,tw nrvl
Sutherland, leading man in “Every
thing for S«U ' w ht. h will 'h' v how t>
.,t the \ amp Theatre Thursday. It
is said that for day* he Sore brui*i« •
fo*m the Scatmjr he ^ecoTVcd fromt
the 'Nad sea waves’* on the rookv 1
t'altforma coast.
Vtul May )!c\voy tl’dn t cscap,
sc,'t fr»v either. The sc, no in.wh hi
she iiulls the unc'nsctoir* hero ■ out !
of reach , t the w h\es wiP K, ;
rlaimed :i> the real thin-with aC-;
tua! danger fo> n. th : ’avers.
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kit that tfurt of iosd snoots m
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Iks ir orsow. mose or Isos, pad bogadad
to a til tat ao. sootma | Mo tb by la*d* of W ittsam Phostsy.
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TW SALKS
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State ot South Carolina.
County of Barnwell.
Town of BarnweR.
By virtue of sundry“tax ex, cut to s
to ate directed by 4. M. t atefw,*11.
Clerk and Treasurer of the Town of
Barnwell. S. C., 1 June levied y,pon
and will sell at Barnwell, in front of i
tho Court House, on Monday, IVc-
ember Hth. 1922. at 12 o’clock M.,
the foitowiqg real estate: ^
One lot and the buildings thenn-n
»n the Town of Barnwell, levied upon
jt* the property of Mrv Eltp R.
Audurwon.
Owe tut and the buildings thereon
tn the Town of Barnwell, bounded
North by Southern Railway. Root by
M of Yky Addtaoa. South by lot of
M B Uagood and West by Street 1
to CM Mill; levied
of Vtoy
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