Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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|«ff «•» C*mA ■ » «r »i». •• W<m MMBV IkAfV • rMMMM #f Gfwi «01 r»«4 wHk l»w fall Matt, «K»rM «a|wr»H tr P«prr« of IH» 8UU la*t week: OrwenwocH. Sepi. B.—After •wal- ^ two china neat eirc*. mi fla- yuated did a seven foot. chicken • nakc become over hi« innhilily. to <!i|re*t them that he crawled out nnd allowed himre’f to be killed a few days afro on the premises of A. S. Hartzog:. former mayor of Green wood. The snake had lon>r feasted on eprsrs from the H^rtzog chicken yards and had frrown so fat and care less that he didn’t notice the un palatableness of the (class eg^s. Wlhen he wound himself around a sapling to crush the eggs, an egg- eating snakes do, the- china eggs merely caused a colic in the solar plexus and refused to smash. The snake waited several days for the shells to soften, and finally became so disgusted over his poor taste that he crawled in range of a carefully swung hoe handle. A postmortem disclosed the two glass nest eggs in perfect condition. • r - tar. ! Mi ••id 1 d*«rriib*d rvwf ••(•I# Ifl arrr* of land. m®r» or W m, with Hwjdmr* thwevnn, iiluatr and lying in WUli»U»n tuwnahip. and boandvd at follows: Norib by land* of •state of 1. K. iiAaoryf :'a‘t Wy* iipur Branch;. South by lan«U* of Matihl i .Kirlilahd, an'dAVest by lands of K. O. Reed. Saiil property being sold to satisfy taxes and coat, pui chaser to pay for stamps and papers. C. KeyTSShiTt rs, Sheriff B. C. Kail Stalk Destruction Campaign A »crie« of meetings iK-gw In W:l- l ; rton on Thursday aftermwn on the early Fall Destruction of the cotton stalks. Four meeting* m all were srhodnted to be Held. Mr J A F.vaiw. of the DmatMi of the U. S Dept of Agrt- roltare. »pohe a^t one of the itt I ortaal things >e «••( was that if lh* farmers »t IJw eawwlf wowld 4es (r*i Ifcr - etwihs hg the tenth mi < k < t ■ hv-T - — 1 J (Mt kutte «e«weh Barnwell, S. C., Sopt. t2th; 1923.,. TAX SALE. State of South Carol ina, ^Bounty of Barnwell. - State vs. D. B. Gantt. Under and by virtue of a tax exe cution directed to me by J. B. Arm strong, Treasurer of Barnwell Coun ty, in the above entitled cause, 1 have this day levied upon and will sell to the highest hi.lder for cash, in front of the Court House at Barnwell, be tween the legal hour* of sale, on Monday. October 1st, 1923, th:» being sale.wlay in said month, the following described real estate: • ’•dr acre* of land with building •itua*e and tying f n Willu- taMp, Ba-' in»jmi«H a* follow*: North bjr Uuxfa mi Hat* Min**; Ka*t by ImnnH (,aatt; lioo.lk h>y B od Wert by lamia III I* i * iwvty Lrtag m44 1 * % * * * 4 root. uarrita*er la t Mf f dMf Jwl t‘ 4« t • %tm . "AS Chat trarf af taad Ml faawtf. Ik e. and la faar Jdnle I ship. matalning SB? arras as shown J by a plat themf made Nnvamhar 11. \ |a*7, by J. 9- Muuoti and botmdad on North by land* of L. A* Aahlay; Fast by estate lards of Mm, Parker and James Green; on tha Booth hyj 1 lands of T. E. Turner and Limerick, and on the West hy lands of L. A. A'hley. Mrs. E. Boners and lands of Limerick.” _ Also: ^All" that tract of land in Aiken County, S. C., bounded on the North by lands now or formerly of B. F. McDaniel, on the East by lands of D. •W. Bush; on the South by lands of Mrs. Lula F, Bowers, and or the West by lands of Matthew Alexan der and Mrs. Kittie Bush, containing 92 acres as shown by plat thereof made by ‘John Bates, Jr., July 15th, 1899.” , , ’ Also: -“All that tract of land in Aiken Countv, S. C., being lots 7, 8 and 9, a of the division of the estate lands of Steohen Newman, hounded North by lands of George Bush; East by lands formerly of Thos. Weathers- bee; South by lands now or formerly of Robert Dunbar, and on the West by lands of Julia Bush, et al. being • hown by olat made by John Bates, Jr^" C. K.” Term* of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for paper* and stamp*. M. L. O'BANNON. . Master Barnwell County. Ma«tee% r.(f»cr. Seftembar 11. !t?l M \>TP.K S HALE. At ale a Aojth Carwlma. Gatpeljr af Earawod Court af CaUMUau Plea*. Tha Federal Laud mi Cokaaah**. PUtagEE Me * If You Want Money, We Have It. ' ' . ■% . : , . ‘ ; ' ' If You Have Money, We Want It. NOW IS THE TIME \ a %l i. To destroy the winter home of the boll weevil. Mr. W. E. : : — — 7“ ’ “ ■ # v. » Young, the successful Mississippi cotton grower, says: “My experience is that the time to fight the boll weevil is in Sep tember and October. Kill the cotton stalks by October I Oth and you will have very little picking of weevils and* squares to do. Kill under stalks and sow grain for feed or soil building. Send Us Your Checks for Deposit and , Bills of Lading for Collection. QUICK RETURNS! ♦T* *■"•*** CAT.UUUIAL ULAIMAS I t J H sit 1 f mm* *4 * |w,tnMr i MHp* 4 * Mi M0 Im i m ***** .4em f * »m>i • SpiMMii m • mm t*** H • * • %m ft t h*m+*m* «l mm* rnmmA u# w ' *♦ * * m *M *m wmmm m 4 II £*#• Ml %mm* §#14 Harry D. CalHoun. Preakirtit. Norman B. Gamble. CaaKiee. Wslliam McNab. Aiaiatant CttKfer. •Ilf ^ a*- -* w COAL! t f \\ h%LK Fourty of Ilarnwvll •Ula • v». Benjamin Inabmet. Coder and by virtue of a tax **<*- i Jtion directed to me by J. B. Arm- jtror.g. Treasurer of Burnwcl! Coun ty, in ^he aliove entitled cause, I have this day levied upon and will acll to the highest bidder for cash, in f^ont of the Court House at Barnwell, be tween the legal hours oy sale, on Monday, October 1st. 1923, this being salesday in said month, the following described real estate: Thirty-three acres, more or less, situate and lying in Williston town ship, Barnwell County, and bounded as follows: North by lands of Cyn thia Jowers; South by lands of A. J. Weathersbee and Willis Bonepart; East by lands of Mary Hair and West by lands of Elizabeth .lowers. Said property being sold to satisfy taxes and cost, purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. C. Keys Sanders, Sheriff B. C. Barn wall, S. C., Sept. 12th, J923. A lalAEii a !**• f i PW PL \» B A. Gunnrl*. Defendant. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, 1 will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, the 1st day of October 1923, it be ing salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the following described real property: “Ail that certain piece,, parcel-or tract of land situate in the County and State aforesaid, >nd known as lots No. 7 and 1-L‘on plat of the J. 1). Miles place, which plat is on record in the office of the Register of Mesne Conveyance for Barnwell County, in Book 9 ‘^1.” page 774.” . Terms.’ bf $ ale eashc xJPurchaser to pay - for papers and stamp*. H. L. O’BANNON, Master Barnwell County. Master's office, Sept. 10, 1923. If » ■ x M Iff £+ f ^ ? (\ * btti I lifbb ■•fpWK TP Hi • K iEfftn# J| f* atvu II. lalf, SM racufuad ta dndikua raal Muawtv: *•• aEkca mt ihv Clwk mt Court tmt j "AO af that (tact ml land ia th* Urnvvd County, in Wok of iood* Slat - and County aforaoaid known H. ona? 19 ** 1 a* tko Jadaon Groan land*, containing at 76 acra*. mora or lew. and bounded no- , a* follows: North hy land* formerly fourth of purchase price to bo paid of the estate of Peter Golphin; East in ca*h upon delivery of the Ma*- J hy lands now or Ihrmerly of Key; South and West by the lands of J. M. Burrkhnlter, and being the said land purchased by him from A. B. Bur- 0*0*10 I **rff-*» - «» ——— •■ Maan<| e aa * ia«a a autahn r mt oftawita Worse* and Male al wmrnmj aavusa petreo. DuuT forget mm nk. L Woooas. Ila*ee«* ete aissk I la need ■ r »** tW. Term* of sale: fir cash, or the election of the purrhaarr, or ter's deed and the other three-four ths thereof to be paid in five suc cessive equal, annual installments, the first of said installments to be come due and payable one year af- gess. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to ter the date, of sale, together with pay for papers and stamps. interest, at the rate of seven per cent, per annum on the total of the( said annual installments, from date of sale until paid, said payments of interest to he annually, along with said payments of principal, begin ning one.year after date of said sale; and in case of the purchaser’s fail ure, ta pay the taxes on said premis es as they accrue, or his failure to pay any installmenit. of principal or interest as above seL out, then the H. L. O'BANNON, Master Barnwell County. Master’s office, September 11, 1923. Notice of Election. A petition having been filed itv ac cordance with .seetion 1742, General School Law of 1912, uotree Js hereby given that an election will he held in -Blackville School—District No.' 19 on Friday, Sept. 2H 192.‘>, for the purpose M ASTER'S SALE. ^ * whole of said debt amT interest to ! °f determining .wht flTer qt not a sne becone due and payable; said de-! c < a l lux of six ff>) mats additional ferred payments of principal and ; he levied in the above named interest, together with the usual pro- J school, district. > vision for cost, to be evidenced by The said election shall be conduct* TAX SALK. 8taU- of South Carolina. Coaatj of Bmrmwmtk AtaU TBs ^ m »*?•»* rtrtua off a Was uta cuoaus Aaa*am6 la mm %a 4 At A*aa •aawHL T o*o»o6n* *6 tttataaart Coum State of South Carolina. County of BamvreU. Court of Common Plea*. State and City Bask and Trust Co. Plata!-* rtrtau af a a***?*-a. aottnr ta •to Aoaota4 st tita aAoiou UM'rtta* »f the purchaser nnd 'ecur *d | ed as Ls provided by 1 aw for the hold nortgagi- of the said premise* ing of general electi on*. The poll ling usual tax and insunuwe J will be opened at A. B. Hair* Hard 1, both made pi lyatda and mi ware Stare and tSe following trus af the pUial ff. . and also to i tree Have houa *t>- •nted aumagrM •yd hy a Baitr jr af it# ta- ml eWetiaa; a art. K. A Ay?« (inr!i 1 rlac fa«»r he to •oranrv la like *um tmmi itUMMt IMLm uevaaams, • * % A»«o*r mi 6ko Charlie Brown HILL TOP STABLES, BARNWELL. S. C. ♦ t T t T T f T ♦5 S. M. WHITNEY Cd Cotton Factors ^ ESTABLISED 1868 r X United States Bonded Warehouse Receipts X CORRESrONDENCE -INVITED. LIBERAL ADVANCES. I AUGUSTA, GEORGIA | a. ■ PHIN1ZY & CO. Cotton Factors AuriuU, • • •x~x-x~x« x-x-: «o4 at Saewaoit • ■rnmt* SUum u» ttautt#