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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1924. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA. PAGE FIVE ¥ USINES'' * T ILDER FOR SALE.—few bushels Dixie Triumph Cotton Seed, early variety. For further information apply to J. C. Dyches, Hilda, S. C. "Wanted.—i.ooo pounds of good sound fodder. Address J. W. C. Reed, LADIES WORK AT HOME, pleas ant, easy sewing on your machine. Whole or part time. Highest possi ble prices paid. For full information address L. Jones, Box 2, Olney, 111. BIG TIM AND FAITHFUL “OLD READY” By AUGUSTUS SHERWIN H)R SALE.—Native grown Ful- ghum Seed Oats. Address B. F. An derson, Dunbarton, S. C. 11-27-tf. FOR SALE.—1 one horse wagon,) Hackney make, almost as good 'as new. Will sell at half price,—City Ice and Coal Co., Barnwell, S. C. 11-27-tf. FOR SALE.—Wannamaker’s Cleve land Big Boll Cotton Seed, guarantee i pure and sound. Price-: In .small quantities, $1.50 per bushel; in 50 bushel lots and over, $1.25.—Apply t) H. Jeff Hair, Blackville, S. C., rfd 1. 12-4-tf FOR SALE.—tlood Peavine ha\ —B. Mazuisky, Barnwell, S. C. n-27-8t. FOR RENT. — The Sweetwater place, tract of 200 acres; 115 acres under cultivation. Apply to Mr;. ). A. Porter, Barnwell, S, C. 12-11-2t. (©. 1824. Western Newspaper Union.) B IO TIM finished the last crumb o^. his midnight lunch on the driver's seat of his old-fash ioned four-wheeled back. Then he took a red luscious-looking apple from iiis pocket.. $ - "No," he said suddenly, Mlrawing it .back as lie was about to sihU IdST teeth in its Juicy depthfr-r“01d Ready will cheer Up a l»it it I gEfi it to him ami he deserves it—brave, loyal fel low So Tim got down front the seat, broke the pippin in half wi lt his strong t'Ms and fed the sections to the horse. “The latter tried to express his his companion he disappeared^ amid the darkness. “H’m!” commented Tim lugubrioue- l.v “the end has come for the old lay out. I guess." "* ‘ It was .about an hour later when Tim, anxiously stroking poor Ready who appeared to be at iTls last gasp, was startled by the' appearance of two men. -They were breathless from running and in a minute or two Tim knew that they were on the trail of his recent fare. They looked inside tlte vehicle. Then they begun to ques tion him as to the diremon uu* pas sengers hud gone. Stiifdv Tim gave them T- MASTERS SALE. State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. P. F. Henderson, Plaintiff, aries as are shown on the plat of sur vey thereof made by H. C. Hightower, dated February 10, 1920, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court for said County. -Said tracts Nos. 2 and 8 are the same tracts heretofore con veyed to B. B. Easterling by Julia I». Easterling by deed dated 23rd Sep- vs - ! tember, 1913, and refolded in the of,- J. Grover Sanders, The Murray Co., fi co () f the Clerk of Court for said C. F. Rizer, and First National County in deed Book 3-0, at page Bank of Allendale, ' *,93. | Defendants.j Tract No. 4: All that certain tract By virtue of a decretal order to mo. 01 * la,ld with th< ‘ improvements the re- m. satisfao directed in the above entitiled cause.. situaU-riying and being in the thin a mi. t hey tried to force him to I will sell at Barnwell, in front of the * ( ou,ltv ot IbinnveM, in the State 'f speak, lie heat oft' one of his us- CourJ House, on Monday, January 5th, Carolina, eontainmg fitty-nine saiiants. r i he other seizing ( n sione 1925, it being Salesday in said montr., aeies and bounded as 1 ollows: On th'* was about to lav hint out, when Ready w j t hj n ^ legal*hours of sale, the 1 North by the lands of B. B. Easter- foUowing deseriiied rent property, to wit: aiipn-rtation of the cheering feast. H.e , on pi'airie. * here was a staggered to Ids feet. With a (plIeK nip lie seized the man's arm between ids powerful jaws. .There was a ertinching sound, a curdling yell and then tlie two baffled fellows sneaked j of land, situate, away. - Great Cypress Daylight was dawning a« a welcome County, South Carolina, and bounded figure appeared upon the bleak spot \’ m -th hv lands of Mr;. ling; on the East, by fantfs—of B. -1. Easterling; on the South by the lands of J. I). Davis, and on the West by All of that certain piece or parcel sneaked of land, situate, lying and being iyi t ^ < ' ^ a,1 ds of Mrs. Lena Davies; thi- township. BarnweB l "‘ in £ ,h( ‘ sani e tract heretofore con veyed to B. B. Easterling t>y Mary R directed in the above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of tho Court House, on Monday, January 5, 1925, it being salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described real property, to- wit: ' . • All that piece, parcel or tract of land, known as the James' Cochran tra^t, situate partly in Barnwell and partly Aiken Counties, containing 300 acres, more or less, and bounded now or'formerly on the North hy lands of the estate of Joseph Stallings and by the Joseph Dicks tract; on tho Ka-d by lands of the estate of A. P. Dicks and William West; on the South by the Barnwell road, and We t by land- LOrks and the III* * IIS * I It.^ the last shred of the tooth- I relieved look in tTie lm 1 FOR RENT.—The Lutz place, four horse farm under cultivation. Apply to Mrs. J. A, Porter, Barnwell, (’. 12-11-2t. • HERE AND HEREABOUTS. • Mr. L. F. Bates, of Dunbarton, was a welcome visitor Saturday. at The People office Mr. Geo. M. Magruder, of Black ville, was a hu-iness visitor here Tues day morning. : Mr. John B. Harley, of Willistfty, renewed his subscription to The Pt •»- file while in t^b city Saturday. munched at sopie dainty, his eye tixed gratefully on his master and theft rubbed his frowsy cheek-against that of Tim. “It's all right, isn't It?” chirped Tim. “Ever the best of friends, bey, old scout? What chums wcTo been nigh on to twenty years. Ap'd me!’’ Tim sighed, and well lie might. The good old days were gone, indeed. Square by»square, mile by mile, laws, ordinances, the police had pushed the old eah stand fai'Uitii' and farther from the city center. New centers had been fermed, but chauffeurs and automo biles and electric cabs had intruded. Thus for over a year Tim and Ready had been obliged to make their night stand at the present corner—a street car junction. ,\,n occasional fare came 3 Io n along. There were some exigency midnight calls from doctors, the hos pital, or sonic belated convivialists. Tim had grown old and hardened in the service. Ready was drooping and gray. The hack had seen both its best and its worst days. There was a family of four at home. Tim knew nothing hut driving a hack, so he was fast going down hill with a failing . . v business. "If I only had the capital- to buy an oleeU’ie eah,'' he HUlseil longingly. "And a new suit. Then me for a fashionable hotel stand or the depots and a good rest for you, old Ready. Fare, sir?” Tim. always on the lookout for busi ness, us a feature of routine hailed a man who had suddenly appeared, look ing about him as though in a hurry nr anxious to hurry others. He was a well-dressed handsome young fellow e of the happy young i man. “Well, my man,"-he lupito] eheefily, “thought I was going to forget you. I’ve had lots to do—among other things getting married to the young ladx you have helped out of the hands uh ^*'f scheming cruel relations." "Why, sir, a romance,'’ intimated Tim. "Well nigh a tragedy." said the young man seriously. "They had drugged her to spirit her away, but I got ahead of them.' Now she is safe. Hear!, dear! a wreck, indeed, Isn't it ?" _ >-— "Yes* the old hack’ will never run again —m>r Ready, ’much," observed Tim. The stranger asked a few - questions, he became interested and pressed his inquiries ^till further. “I see your mind is on an electric eah,” lie observed finally. “Well, old Ready deserves retirement. I’ll settle the hill for the new layout, uniform and all." That is why. arrayed in a spick and | span suit and proud owner of the J nobbiest cab in the city, Tim Downey j alkehatchie Swamp; on tliej^he ( lerk of < ourt for said ( ounty it lands of A. (>. Sanders;.and 1 ^ e( *d BooH^S-P, at page Jd.l. Sai as follows: North by lands of Inez Ussery; on the East by the Great - Salkehatchie South by on tho West by lands of Mrs. Ida M. Sanders and A. O. Sanders. Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers. II. L. O’BAN NON, _ Master. Master's office, Dec, 17th, 1924. JIartzog, by deed dated 27th Sentem- I her, 1918, and recorded in the'office »f in MASTERS SALE does a thriving business up-to-date chauffeur. Animals Make Noises Indicative af Speech of the most wonderful attri- of zebra mongoooses is their verboVum. They dispose of so different sounds, uttered in so a variety of intonations, and State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. Court of Common Pleas. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., Plaintiff, < • vs. Lessie B. Easterling, Brown Easter ling, Carolina Bond and Mortgage Company, R. E. Carwile, Receiver of Carolina Bond and Mortgage' Company, Virginia Carolina Chem ; - cal Company,-Good Year Tire and Rubber Company, Harry J. Mc- a popular j Cormack, First National Bank of Fairfax, Bank of Western Carolina, National Loan and Exchange Bank, Liberty National Bank,‘B. and G. Tire Company, International Agri cultural Corporation, The Berkley Company, and R. A. Easterling, Defendant*. tract has such shapes, courses, dis tances and boundaries as are shown bn a plat of survey thereof made by II. C“. Hightower and dated February Kith. 1920, and recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court of said County. ’ Tracts Nos. 2, 3 and 4 adjoin and compose a tract aggregating two hundred nine and five tenths (209.5) peres. 1 Terms of sale, cash. Purchaser pay for stamps and papers. , II. L. O’Bannon. Master. Master’s office, Dec. 17th, 1924. to on the of the estate of Wm.' -’*•4 Jm- rnefes tract, bointr one of the same tracts of land wh^ch was conveyed by J. E. Murray, Ma ter, to Joseph Dicks, by a deed which is recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court of Aiken .County in Master’s Title Book 21. page 287. Terms of sale, cash; the successful bidder at the said sale immediately to deposit with the Master rash or cer tified check in the sum of $1,000.00, and upon failure L, comply with his bid, the Master shall immediately re sell said property,. or re-advt-nise and sell the same on some subsequent salesday upon like terms; the pur chaser to pay for stamps and papers. H. L. O’Bannon, Master Master’s"offute, Dec. 12th, 1924. MASTER’S SALE. We are glad to add the namo-of Mr. J. C. .Dyches, of Hilda, to our li-t of satisfied subscribers this week. The People acknowledges with thanks remittances from Mrs. ' Rosa Matthews, of Williston. and Mr. J. M. Halford, of Tillman. Miss Blanche Porter, who is at tending Brenau College this year, i; spending the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Emily Porter.- We . have been requested to an nounce that the bajiks fif BarnweJ will be closed for business on Christ T mas day and the day following. and lie veined flustered and excited. The stranger looked over Tim. then his hack, and then old Ready. It was apparent front the disappointed ex pression of his fa<* that the layout was nof encouraging. “See here,’ he. said rapidly, "is there a public garage anywhere near?” "Mile down the avenuei” vouchsafed One htites caput many great w it It of joy. qf na rrow, of anger, of regret and disappointment, of expectation, of' Court Houser-on Monday, January 5th, mixiofy and fear, that it amouiil.'Cln a By virtue of a decretal order to me mi i tii'h convincing expressiveness, j directed * n toe above entitled cause, I will sell at Barnwell, in front of th I language. - ^ j rnlilo" hinny other'mammals known 1 to me, they converse, at a distance, even whin they are out of sight of one aqothef, as. for instance, when they happen to be in two different rooms. They often talk in their sleep, and Rikki Tikki (the writer's male mon- Tim. 1 Again the man looked over Tint anil hK equipment. “Are you ready for a hard run?” he Inquired. "Well. <ir." replied Tim, "as you see. old Ready is no rate horse, hut if it's : painful to listen to a sure steady plugging gait he can’t | the nigdit. lie beat." 1 “(Jet up on your box and' folbRv or ders. t hen,” directed the stranger. "You shall have good pay, lust as I direct you," anti 1925, it being Salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, tin following described real property, to- wit: “All those four certain-tracts of land, with the improvements thereon, aggregating Three Hundred Twenty- Nine- and Five-Tenths (329.5)—acres, COUNTY TREASURER’S TAX NOTICE. The Treasurer’s office will be open for the collection of taxes for the fiscal year 1924 from Oct. 15th, 1924, to March 15th, 1925, inclusive. A pen alty of 1 per cent, will be applied to all taxes i^»t paid by'Dec. 31st, 1924. A penalty of 2 per cent, will be ap plied to all taxes not paid by January 31st, 1925. A. penalty of 7 per cent will be ap plied to all unpaid taxes from March 1st to March 15th, inclusive—after which the books close and Executions will be issued. Tax Rate as Follows: 2 mills for County Roads. fi mills for State purposes. 4 mills for State School—fi-0-1 law 11 mills for ordinary Co. purposes. 1 mill for maintenance of pub. rds. 2 mills for Int., etc. on road bds. 1 mill for Inst., etc past indebt. 3 mills, for Constitutional Schools. goose) from time to time gave vent, . , , . , , . , „ 1., situate, Iving and being in the countv while sound asleep, to an endless la-j >..-> »■> ment. a series of long-drawn, though nol uiilianiioiiious, wails in a rising and falling eadence. expressive of heart-rending sorrow and distress. in the silence of Yet another curious peculiarity of theirs is that the\ look, lift cut ly and with evident interest, at stretches <»f State of South particularly de- >f Barnwell, in tb< Carolina, and more scribed as follows:. Tract No. 1: All that certain tract of land in the County of Barnwell, in the State of South Carolina, contain ing one hundred and twenty acres, and bounded as follows: On-"the State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. In the Court of Common Pleas. N. Blatt, Plaintiff. against C. J. H. Still, Home Bank of Barnwell, Bank of Greenwood and , C. W. Moo- dy, Defendants. By virtue of a decretal order to me directed in the above entitled cause, l will sell at Barnwell, in front of the Court House, on Monday, January 5, 1925,-it being salesday in said month, within the legal hours of sale, the fol lowing described rcal_ property, to- wit: All the piece, parcel or tract of land situate in the town of Barnwell, Stale and County aforesaid, known as the “Shuck Place,” with buildings and im provements thpreon, containing one (1) acre, more or less, bounded North by an alley or street of said town, which separates this lot from lot of Jackson Sanders and lot of Albert i Robinson; East by a street of said Total 30 mills for all purposes. ) town which separates this lot from lot Road tax of $3.00 for all who are ' of Tom Pressey; South by lot of T. M. liable. | Boulware, and West by street of said Tax on all dogs except suckling town which separates this lot from pups $1.25, must be paid in iaouary | ant k 0 f Estelle H. Patterson; being lb-o. the same lot conveyed by Elizabetn only do , fountrv lying in front of them, wlien \ 0l th by the lands of Fleming; Miss Ella Louise Molair came down from Chicora College, Columbia, la t week to spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Molair. Mr. N. W. Weekley and Mr. HaYter. Fairfax, were business visitors here Friday, at which time the former re newed bis subscription to The People? Mss. Lena Davies arrived here Sat urday afternoon from Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga„ to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Davies. Mr. Julian Harrison, who is studv- ing pharmacy at the Medical College in Charleston, is spending the holi days with his parents, Mr. and Mi ', J. R. Harrison. ' The Rev. Mr. Humpheries, pastor of the Barnwell Methodist church, ar rived here last week from Hampton and preached his^ initial sermon Sun day morning. He is said to he a very forceful speaker. - The People is glad to add th(v name of Mr. L. A. Drummond, of Dunbar ton, to its subscription list. He re cently moved to -Barnwell County from Hawthorn, Aiken v'ounty, where he held the position of postmaster. to 'rim’s surprise the man got tip beside him as though resolved to act as-pilot direct. He pulled his coat collar well up j over his fin e ami spoke crisply, nerv- j oiisly when he spoke at ftll. After j devious turns and windings he ordered | Tim to drive slowly down, a dark lane. | Heliiml a three story hriek house he whispered an order to halt. Then 114- was lost in the darkness of i the yard beyond for some minutes. When lie returned, to the amazement , of Tim. he carried in his arms,a girl-| Ish form wrapped up in a great water- j proof coat. *• “See here, mister.” exclaimed Tim. ' aghast, "wlull's this kidnaping?", "No." tin red out the young man breathlessly, “villainy! Poor dear!”, and he held the form more sheltering- | ly. “(Jet us away quick, if you want | to help a good cause.” - The man disposed of the senseless form of the girl within the vehicle. Then la- spoke hurriedly and definite- 1 ly to Tim. He wisfVod to reach a cer tain point,'a little suburb eight miles jthe East by the lands of the estate they find themselves at tin- top of a l ""' » "7 n 1 ' :,in '?•"?' ''"yl-'lof O. f. Baxter; On the S„u.h hy the nut . previottslv been. I heir eyesight is, * J marvelously 'sharp, and they dotoet >mls of the estate of W. M. Pajker; birds of prey the only tiling in ' the j and on the West by tract heretofore world whic h they fear, apart ffoin ! conveyed to fL B. Easterling by Lessie leopards and servals—at inc redible til- k. Easterling by deed dated 21st day 1 it tides in the sky.- Hans Cotichnlmve ()f February, 1920, and recorded in the Atlantic Monthly. Contact and Influence Did you ever play marbles? If ynq have then you know that when two marble*, are set going and they come in contact with each other, eiwh is likely to ho deflected' from its course. If one is shot more swiftly than the other the slower ball will be deflected the more. A large marble will turn a smaller one off its course and go on wjtlt scarcely a perceptible deviation from its own way. So likewise no two persons can mine together without one or both being influenced from the' course chosen. • in ; the office bf>the Clerk of Court for ! said County in Deed Book 8-F\ -at page 55d. Said tract has such shapes, courses, distances and boundaries as ... O . '' are shown on a plat of survey thereof made by H. ('. Hightower on Febru ary 17, 1920, and recorded in the of fice of the Clerk of Court for said County. • • . , Tract No. 2: All that certain tract * of land, with the improvements there on, situate, lying and being in th? County of Barnwell, in the State of • • South Carolina, containing seventy- four (74) acres, and bounded as fol- Special School Levy. Ashleigh 4 mills. Big Fork - ---- 12 “ Blackville 19 “ Cave 0 u ’ ; Grove --- -- 5 “ 8 “ Cadar Hv.. Diamond Double Pond _■ Dunbarton Fid is to Barnwell. — Barbary Branch Elko ------ Ellenton F'our Mile Friendship _lL-_--» 8 Greens Academy fl-_-i Healing. Springs -J __ • 11 • 1 ' *—lows: On the North by the lands of 1^ The Rev. Howard Cady h;ts purchas- jj. f, still: on the East by the lands ed a beautiful Chrysler sport road- of Mrs. J. B. FlasterTfngi im the South by the lands of B. B. Easterling and the lands of Mrs. Lena Davies, and Prof, and Mrs. J. ,l>. Robison and on the West by the right of way 1 'of left Sundav the Southern Railway Company. Said tract has such 'hapeH*__rourses distant. , ster "No traversed roads.” he explained.! .“You must cut across the prairies west of the city.” 1 1 1 - , 1 . ,-5—5- t little daughter, Mary "It II he slow work for this old rig, 1 that,” reported Tin. dubiously. : morning in ^eir new Studehaker se "Do your best—you shan't lose,” as- 8 12 Ifi 8 4 12 4 6 4 8 8 hsured his farV. It w its, indeed, slow work, ami-un pleasant itmf venturesome at that. The old vehicle wobbled and creaked its th»-v left the paved streets. Old Ready 'dan ftrt* Tanjpa, Fla., where they will: and distances and boundaries as are spend the holidays with relatives. shown on .a plat of survey thereof - made by H. C. Hightower, dated 30*h Fire at Snelling. day of January, 1929, and recorded in ♦! Two store buildings were burned at j tho ()f ff c0 of the clerk of Court for Snelling at an early hour Monday, * a j ( j £ oun ty. stumbled, pufled and bad to halt fre- one. of which was occupied by, Tract No. 3: All that certain tract | (pientI\ for a rest. 1 hen a tutle or tho Snel i inK Mart . antik , C o.. owned by less fr.uit Ibetr destination, a wheel -. _ _ . . Mr. O. D. Moore, and the other by HetYules Hilda Joyce Brahch Kline ^- Lee< Long Branch - Meyers Mill Morris Mt. Calvary - New Forest Oak Grove Old Columbia Pleasant Hill Red Oak Reedy Branch -il--.- Reeves Creek + Sand Hill—. Seven Pines 4 ■ “ Tinkers Creek 8 “ Upper Richland . . 3 “ Williston 21 “ J. B. ARMSTRONG, County Tres. Barnwell. S. C.. Oct. 7, 1924. 8 2 8 8 8 2 5 MASTER’S SALE. of land, with' the improvements there-j on, situate, lying and being in the State of South Carolina, broke off in a rut. The hack nearly . . pitched over. Ready gave a final gasp } Mr. G. L. Hill. The origin of the fire County of Barnwell, in the State of and sank down • smashing the shafts is unknown. When first discovered | Carolina, containing seventy- Messrs. R. S. Moore. Jr., Terred > Parker, Frank Cave, Jr.. “Bim" Mose ley, J. E. Harley, Jr., of the Universi ty of South Carolina; Bobbie Holmes, Henrv Killingsvvorth and Madison Wpcdward. of Clem-on; Ted Riley, of; Fuiman University; powers Calhoun 1 and J‘. O. Patterson*,“Jr., of Wofford; Bates Hagood, of Carlisle, are sjlend- ihg the holidays here with relative and friends. ! and lay in the mud and mire, col-j the blaze had spread to both-buildings I s j x a nd five-tenths (7(5.5) acres, and lapsed. "This is pretty serious. County of Barnw'ell. In the Court of Common Pleas. grumbled Tim. "I hope you’ll see to the dam age.” “Doubly over, my man.” promised the fare. "Ah!” he exclaimed joyful ly, looking within the vehicle—"Aida, h Is I. We have escaped," and lie i hastened over some explanations. “I i. _wjlf, be ba< k a# soon as 1 get my 1 Charge to the town just beyond here.’’ | be assured Tim and half supporting and had made such headway that i’ was impossible to save any of the con It is understood that the lo« | .tents is partially-covered by insurance bounded as follows: On the North by ta'nds.now- or-foimeny of Mrs. J. B. Easterldng; on the East by lands now N. Blatt, Plaintiff:" or formerly of Mr-. J. B. Easterling; on the South by the* Public Road from Barnwell to Orangeburg, and on the . ' 1 West by the lands of Ben Brown, th Advertise in The People. lan ds of J. D. Davis and the lands of B. B. Easterling. Said tract has such shapes, courses, distances and bound- against Carrie Cherry, G. T. Cherry, "E. J. Cherry, J. H.’Cherry, W. L. Cherry, Ernest Cherry, Fjmma Cherry, Min- —me-f'herry. Alenzo- Cherry, Counsel Cherry and L. F. Cherry, Dc£endants. By virtue of a decretal order to me Morris to C. J. IL Still on Oct. 19th, 1918, and recorded in Book E, page 47, Clerk’s office for Barnwell County. . 1 it. Also: All that pie*ce, parcel or lot of land situate in Barnwell, County and State aforesaid, bounded North by lot for merly owned by .Elizabeth Morris, now owned by C. J. H. Still; East by a ^street of said town of Barnwell which- separates this lot from lot of Estelle H. Patterson; South hy lot of Mrs. Broughton, and West by street of said town w-hieh separate,* this lot from lot of Mrs. Kearse; being same lot conveyed hy J. O. Patterson, Jr., and R. A. Ellis to C. J:ir. Still Jan. id, 1919. Also: » All those six lots of land situate in Barnwell, County and State aforesaid, being Ipts purchased by D. A. Switzer from J. M. Easterling, known as lots Nos. 1, 2. 3. 8, 9, 10 in Block 2 as -hown by map drawn by J. R. Ed munds, C. E., recorded in Clerk’s of fice for Barnwell County. Above lots havingTbeen purchased by C. J. H. Still from F\ M. Cave and M. N. Hol- landr_ Also: • • - All those lets,; pieces or parcels of land situate in the town of Barnwell, County an^State aforesaid, designat ed on map made by Jerry Raspurr, C. E., recorded in Clerk’s office for Barn well County in Book 8-L, page 80, as lots Nos. (5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 in Block B; being the same lots convey ed by M. N. Holland to C. J. H. Still on Sept. 16, 1919, by deed recorded in Book 9-F\ page 316, Clerk’s office for Barnwell County. To sell in parcels, then sell as a whole. ‘ Terms of sale, cash. The success ful bidder immediately to deposit cash or certified check.for $500.00, to be forfeited upon non-compliance with the bid; and upon failure to make such deposit the Master to resell im mediately on like terms; the purchas er to pay for all stamps, papers anj taxes. ^.-L. O’Bannon, Master. Master’s office, Dec.* 12th, 1924. £Ll n,*