The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, March 22, 1923, Image 4
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THE BARNWELL PEOPLE B«Pd U» Your Job Work.
1 at tha post office at Barawall,
8. C., &■ Baeood-claM matter.
JOHN W. HOLMM
1840-1912
B. P. DAVIES, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One Year ............ $1.60
Six Months — .90
Three Months' — .60
/ (Strictly in Advance.)
THURSDAY, MARCH 22ND, 1923.
A prrass widow shouldn’t affect
weeds.
A little failure now and then is a
mighty good thing for conceited
men.
A man’s innocence frequently has
to be proven by a lawyer who knows
his guilt.
A woman doesn’t have to lie
about her age after she has passed
50—no one is curious about it after
that time.
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.
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A petition having been filed ac
cording with section 1742, . general
sqhool law of 1912, notice is hereby
given that an election will be held in
Diamond School District No. 50 on
Friday, March 23rd, 1923, for the
purpose of determining whether or
not a -special school tax of five (5),
additional mills shall be levied in
the above named school district.
The said election shall be conduct-*
ed as is provided by law for the
holding of general elections. The
polls will be opened at Siloam Church
and the following have been ap
pointed managers of election: A.
M. Sanders, C. H. Diamond, A. B.
Holly, O. H. Owens and W. H.
Boyles
Those favoring the proposed levy
will cast a ballot with the word
“Yes” written or printed thereon
and those opposing the proposed levy
shall cast a ballot with the word
“No” written or printed thereon.
HORACE J. CROUCH,
County Supt. of Education.
Barnwell, S. C. t Mar. 12, 1923. 8-15-2t
665 quickly relieve* a cold.
MABTEITR-BALE.
Well certainly be glad when the
legislature adjourns and gives the
weather . chance to get back to Suu ^ gouth CaroHn ^
rK,rTnaJf J r - , | County of Barnwell.
The other day Henry Ford pa»d Court of Common Pleas.
M.ooo.ooo, that he was not leg.ll> RomIU g Heademon.
hound to pay to creditor* of the, * Plamtiff,
Uncoln Motor Car Co. R«*peet-1
fully referred to delinquent sub- **
W. D Peeples and E W Ellis.
erence to plat of R. C. Mixaon, dated
Feb. 4th, 1908, filed in Judgment roll,
Bundle 406, Roll 16.
. ALSO:
100 acres, more or less, bounded
now or formerly on the North by J.
M. Easterling; East by W. L. Cave;
South by road separating this land
from lands of Parsons, and West by
J. B. Morris and George Halford, the
same being known as a portion of the
Halford tract, as represented on plat
dated Oct. 26th, 1890, recorded in
Book 7-G, page 125.
ALSO:
60 acres, more or less, bounded on
the North by J. M. Easterling; East
by E. G. ^unbar, formerly W. L.
Cave; South by J. B. Morris, and
West by J. B. Morris, as will more
fully appear by reference to plat re
corded in Book 9-C, page 668, whereon
the said tract is known as tract num-'
ber 7.
Terms of sale cash and purchaser
will be required to deposit with the
Master on said day, immediately after
the sale, the sum of five hundred dol
lars as evidence of good faith.
Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps.
H. L. O’BANNON,
Master B*m*reH County.
Master’s olfice, March 12th. 1923.
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at $3.50 per cord delivered at our yard. . For further in
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State of South Carolina.
County of Barnwell.
By virtue of a decree of the Court
of Common Pleas for Barnwell
County. 8. C.. heretofore made in
tA* raae of the Camr raft-Barkley C
He own behalf and *u be
half of all other creditor*, etc
vs Sherwood Lumber 8
pony. Defendant.
I. G M Greene. Renrfwr •ad
I —Iher 8 Maawfarturum
wgl ee8 oft —today m
MA ftetag Meodey. tha Shi
day of April, dm—g the la
to aafe. hodam toe Court Naum
ft—r .* ho rowed. S t . U the h**h
pal hfedftee ft— rash, the fodewtag
hr-or —i real eotate
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»ui fadaoL owaosw—g 8 — a*d up-
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teaet of laadL la utl. Ad
mefata pteso. paevwl a* leart
of laad sftaale. (ytau aad h—ag to
toe t ouaey of
age
Succeaaora to
Sherwood Lumber Co.
Barnwell, S. C. *
TltK %St REICH TAX NOTRE. Far Sinking Faad aad Interest
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aad S bridge
Tha feawty Treasurer** ud o w ll
he open fur euEmflldB *f H8S tasee
fr—a Mow. |ft to Dee. Slot. IdSS. with
am yeaalt
From Jaa. let la Jaa. SleU a pea
ally of I per coal will to added..
Psem Feh 1st to Feh Stoh a pro-
ally *f S pee euai wtd to added.
From Marvh to to Maeeft lUh a
penalty of T pm mm wdl ho
to all
wtd dam March Iftth.
IPS*, aad ad delMagmm tarn*
to glared to to* haadi of to*
iff ftee nfinuiiT
Taa Levy.
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Far CoastJtuUeaol 8rha*l Taa..2
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flport*I ftrfteel Levies
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rule*. HJda. Mew Fomrt. Mt
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mills far toad* , r .» 12
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I aka maato* afti aad alder aad atari
| to paid hy Frh let. 1*3. A f—* of
I five daltor* er five 4ay* aa the yah-
1 hr works af the twualy wdl to the
p*walty tor fail tag to pay said toft.
E—pert felly.
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haadewd aad fifty arm*, a—m mj
hem aad ft—mdal m folk—*, la a If*
H the N »-th ftp paft<» rood War eg
foam Ad—a la Itoafturh—. aa the I
Bautft Ig Ike mi E If Key place
aaw wwwad hy HoBaai. aad laufte af
Mary ttoev*. aad aa the Beet hy
toed* of F B Dw h s
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fttk. Mrs S H 1 ledtn^t li
Muasa Mane Eeel ami Kirh
lor. AiWndaW .Mr*. A W
holt. J—ay. aad Mr* Oregne
taa. Bartaa. ^
Mrs «r )| )|uffa—n wm I
to (Hr Briiftrc dub Frela) after-!
noon. Mr* Cone uf Brunwm
holding highc«l score, wa* pn-«rnt
r<i with a dainty bungalow apron
Mias Aitkcn received the coueola- j
tion, an iiH-cn*r burner. Afti-r
cards Were laid asulr, a «alad course
was serve I.
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Defendants.
By virtue of a decrrtal order to mr
directed in the above entitled cause, I
will sell at Barnwell, in front of the
. Court House, on Monday, 2nd day of
April, 1923, it being saleaday in said
months, within the legal hours of sale,
P the following described real property:
“31 acres, more or Teas, bounded
ilow or formerly, North by Mis. A.
P. Easterling; East by Whaley and
Rivers; South by Della Beatrice Mor
ris; West by G. W. Halford, a more
particular description of which ^nay
be had by reference to plat of R. C.
Mixson, dated Feb. 4th, 1908,.on file
in the Clerk’s office .for Barnwell
County in record of case of -?Fr~*5f.
pound. These are the best seed. Halfor( i Vs , Barbara Halford. et al.,
Cash with order. Dr. C. N. Burck-; Bun dle 406, Roll 15.
halter, Barnwell, S. C. l-“5-tf ALSO-
60 acres.more or less, bounded now
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I OR SALE.—Vino Seed. Rocky
Ford Cantaloupe Seed; White Spine
and Long Green Cucumber Seed, 60
cents per pound. Excel ' anil Tom
Watson Melon Seed, 60 cents per
or formerly, North hy J. B. Morris,
East by J. B. Morris, Mary Halford
and L. Cohen; South by’C. W. Moody;
West hy Henry Williams; the same
Trespass Notice.
Notice is hereby given that tres
passing in any manner whatsoever
on the lands of the undersigned will
prosecuted to the full extent of Li^ng composed of two tracts of 40
e aW ’ ant * 20 acres, a. more particular des-
_ , ^ rs- Rusbton. J tr jption of which may he had by ref-
to p,at of R ‘ C - Mixson * dat ed
LOST, STRAYER OR STOLEN — Ip08 » ^ Ied in Judgment roll,
T m —*ic»*»*y lof a j j lAh t bundle 406, Roll 15, of the Clerk’s of
fice for Barnwell County.
ALSO'
36 acre*, fhore or leas, campoard of
two tract* containing 56 acres, a—re
SEED SUGAR CAN! Fit SALE. 0129 ftcxaBawm or icm, to-
Bff famnded now or formerly aa fol-
lowa 54 Ptr* trwrt: North by B—-
. trim Moore; East by rout* of M. A.
Aldncft $—tth by hm Brodtoy. W,
_ Wm ffl I ft I ’ . — Mto
Altotf m mm trart Nmth by
to RL Ggftfti tamft ftg C. F
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January 1st, one deep red bull,
weight about 300 pounds; short
norns. Reward. Frank Sander*,
Olar, 8. C. 3-8 tp
Apply to JL G. Stansell, Elkff. S C
6-16-Jt
CABBAGE FLANTB FOB
i amltM*. k*wwa a* the 8 M Key
I pto*v. cwMiamiiqc |r% arrra. aaore or
torn. /Mtd townded as fallow*, U>-wit:
On the North hy land* now ar for-
amrly of the estate of Mr*. Martha
Turner; on the Ea«t mm or formei
ly of L. A. A*hl ey; on the South by
lands now or formerly of James I.
Green, and on the West by land*
now or formerly of M. M. Bu-h.
SECOND TRACT:
“All of the timber rights which
the said Sherwood i.umber & Manu
facturing Company owns under and
by virtue of a deed from one Wm.
Dunbar to the said Sherwood Lum
ber & Manufacturing Company, da
ted the 19th- day of June, 1920, upon
all of that piece,parcel or tract of
land situate, lying and being in the
above mentioned County and State,
known as the Hazel Place, contain
ing 250 acres, hounded on the North
by estate lands of W. C. Dicks and
estate lands of W. H. Buford; on the
East by lands of Dicks; on the South
by lands of estate of W. H. Buford,
and on West by lands of Scott.”
Purchase.!- to pay for papers and
stamps.
G.\ ?•. GREENE,
Receiver,
Sherwood Lumber & Manu
facturing Company.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
All persons indebted to the es
tate of Leroy Molair, deceased, are
required to make payment to the ^un
dersigned; and all ^eraons having
demands against said estate are re
quired to file the same with (to un
signed m the time required by
law.
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