Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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f. c TVowu of MuItitudU That Are U»edl| Some Obsolete Everybody is familiar with such eotiQS of multitude as a swarm of tees, a cluster of grapes, a brood of chickens, a galaxy of stars, a litter of pigs, a pile of books, a shock of corn, a set ol china, a stud of mares, a team of oxen, and many others in common use. There are, however, many strange and practically obsolete nouns of muT* tltude which In some cases it seems at pity to lose. Here are a few: a mumnmraclon of starlings, a siege of herons, a fall of woodcocks, a flight of swallows, a cast of hawks, a pride of lions, a gagle of geese or women, a nide of pheasants, a spring of teals, a mute of hounds, * cowardice of curs, a take of fish, a tribe of goats, a sorth of mallards, a singiar of hoars, a rouleau of money, a muster of peacocks, a watch of nTgTiIIngales, "a clattering of choughs, f. Most people use ‘‘couple” for two dogs of any breed, hut the terms of venery, while admitting a ‘‘couple - ’ of foxhounds, harriers, or beagles, de mand “brace” for two pointers, set ters, terriers, or greyhounds. And while three of the last group make a “leash,” three of any of the first kinds are “a couple and a half.”—Tit-lilts Magazine. made suit to me to grant unto him Letters of Administration of the Es tate of and etfectg of Janies Buist; THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said James Buist, deceased, that they be and appeal befpre me, in/the Court of Probate, to be held at Barn well, S. C., on Saturday, Sept. 2nd, next after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, tvhy the said administration should net bf gianted. Given under my Hand thi s 18th day of Aug. A. D., 1933. JOHN K. SNELLING, Judge.of Probate, B. C. Published on the 24th day of Aug. 1933, in The Barnwell People-Sentineh Notice to Debtors and Creditors. «*V- 20, to Blackville High School. Ashjeigh School District, No. 24 to Blackville High School. by lot formerly of Ellen McKnight, West by lot now or formerly *of Mrs. Maggie Walker, South by Orange- All bids for transportation of pupils burg Road. Sold as property of Est. shall be in a sealed envelope and of Margaret Benson. Augur or Soothsayer of Early Rome Was Wise Guy The word “augur," meaning to prophesy, Is derived from the augur, or soothsayer of early Home. The augur held a position of great respect in the Homan government and seldom was any great undertaking launched until the augur had been visited to ascer- tsin what the fates might be holding in store. Usually there were two augurs, there being more work than one could handle and in later years the number was increased. The prophesies of the augurs were based on certain birds and other mys tic signs known only to the holder of the ntfice. Tile augur held office during his life time and thus none knew hi* secrets Ktve those destined to succeed him the secrets twin* imp.irted only when death was at hand. Notice is hereby given to all per sons holding claims against the es tate of W. M. Beasley, deceased, to file them duly attested with the un- 1 dersigned Executor on or before Tues day, the 12th day of Sept., A. D. 1933, and all pel sons indebted to the estate will make prompt payment to' the undersigned Executor. PERRY O. BEASLEY, Executor under the terms of the last Will and Testament of W. M. Beas ley, deceased. Barnwell, S. C., Aug. 21, 1933. NOTICE TO PENSIONERS. . addressed to the County Superintend- I ent of Education, and marked on the outside, “Bid for transportation of pupils cn Route No. ” (Use district number,—school district frbm which pupils are transported.) These bids will be opened at 3 o’clock p. m. on September 1st, “and awards made by the County Board tif Educa tion, who shall have the right to re ject any and all bids, and to ^adver tise for new or additional bids.” Special attention is called to this part of the new Act,—“All contracts for transportation shall be awarded to the lowest RESPONSIBLE bidder.” Bid 8 may made for all or part of the pupils in a district and should be made on a per pupil basis, and also a bid for the total to be transported. The number of pupils to be transport ed can be ascertained by applying to the school district trustees in the dis trict where pupils who ate to be trans ported live. B. S. MOORE, JR., Secy.,* County Board of Education. Barnwell, S. C., Aug. 10, 1933. 1 JL EL 11 3 NOTICE OF TOWN TAX SALES. No. 4.—Bounded North by let of Moseley, et al., on the East by Bun- Street, South by alley separating this lot from .Terie Richardson, et al., and on the West by Jefferson Street. Sold as property of Mrs. L. A. Best. No. 10.—North by lot of Charlie Brown, East by Center Street, South by Main Street, West by lot of Scott. See plat in, Book 8-L, page 80. Sold as property of King S. Boyd. No. 15.—No^th by Street separating said lot from Est. cf Mrs. Calhoun, East by street separating said lot from Catholic Church, et al., South by lot formerly of J. M. Easterling, et al., West by Burr Street. Sold as proper ty of Mrs. Nellie S. Cave, et al. No. 17.—Nprth by lot of Chas. Zis- sett and Public road from Barnwell to Snelling, East by lot Chas. Zissett, et al., South by lands of Mrs. E. E. Har- lay, West by lot of Beck Stokes. Sold as property of Rebecca Cave. pert of the old Jail lot, containing 2-S of an acre, more or lesq, and bounded North by Washington St., East by Mrs. S. R. Goodson, South by lot of Mrs. S.< F. Hair, West by Presbyterian Church. Sold as pro perty of Mrs. S. D. Holland. No. 51.—Four lots known as the H. D. Calhoun property (see map) No. 27, 28, 59 and 60. Lots No. 27 and 28 are bounded by lots of the late J. A. Porter estate, East by Mid dle Street, South by lots formerly owned by A. C. Mathews, and West by lots of the late J. A. Porter; lots No. 59 and 60 bounded North by Wallace Street, East by lots of late J. & Porter, South by lots now or formerly of Junius Patterson, and West by lots of L. G. Richardson. See map oij record in said Cedanty and State. Sold as property of Mrs. Car- ruTHolman Herndon. No. 53.—Lot bounded North by T. A. Holland, South by Sallie Dublin, East by T. A. Holland, West by Rut land Savings Bank. Scld as property of Minima Jacobs. No. 56.—Lot Bounded North by -to xt *t. u , * e v i , Emma Jacobs, East by Southern No. 18.—North by lots of Est. cf. D j c • n c w ^ . t Ry., and Gulf Refinrng Co., South by Notice i* hereby given to all C.p- federate Veterans and Widows that I have received the second Twenty-five (25) |ter cent, of t)^* 1933 Pension and that a!I pensioner* tall at my of fice as soon as convenient to receive the same. JOHN K. SNELLING, Judge of Probate and Clerk of B. C. Pension B aid. Important Notice. Mamie Patter.-on, South by lot of Ella Jones, West by Est. of A. P. Manville, East by Marlboro Avenue. Sold as property of Lula Brooks. No. 19.—Lots No. 2, 3 and 24 in j Adrenia Corley, et al., West by lot now or formerly of Eva Bishop and Buroughs. Sold as property of Est. of J. A. Killlngsworth. No. 57.—Lot bounded North by block 1 as shown in plat of lots East | Joseph Pattersont East by Mary Dun ’ The undersigned ( hief of Police of ( ( ,f sputhern Ry. in Barnwell, bounded the Town of Barnwell has this day ; North bv lot No< 2 2, East by Gadsen levied upon and seized the personal Street, South by Hagooi Avenue, and property hereinafter described, of the W est by lots No. 1, 2, 3 and 4, in part.es named below, and "ill .-ell‘he bRwIf I. Sold as property cf Est. of same on the 4th day of Sept., 1933, ^ Cdve at l-oclock noon tn the sai l day, or 23-A.—Lot known as lot Nos. as soon thereafter a^ convenient in « an( j ^ | n blc^k C on a plat of But-, j front of the Court H'>use at Barn well, S. C., to the highe-t bidder «for cash. The proceeds of said applied to the payment of taxes, and can, South by Ruby Snelling, West by G. P. Hogg. Sold as property of Est. of Mabel Marino. No. 61.—Lot known as lots No. 31 and 32 a? per plat made by the New berry Realty and Auction Co., and recorded in R. M. C. office of Bam- i well County. See plat for full de West. Sold as property of Est of C. C. Simms. No. 84.—Lot bounded North by lot of Estate of Jennie Robinson, East by a street of the town of Barnwell, South by lot of M. C. Diamond, West by lot formerly of J. M. Easterling. Sold as property of Mrs. Lizzie Still. No. 86.—Lot known as Hagood lots' and designated on a plat thereof made by W. B. Tyder, Jr., Surveyor, May 19, 1910, as lots No. 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 1 , bounded North by lot No. 6, East by lots No. 22, 23 and 24, South by Ha good Ave., West by Brown Ave Sold as property of the Est. of C. B Swann. No. 91.—Lot containing 27-100 acres bounded North and East and Southeast as represented by a plat recorded in the office of the Clerk of Court -for Barnwell County in book Southern Ry. Rij?ht of Way. Sold as property of Manville and Price. No. 93.—Lot bounded on the North by street or alley separating this lot from Masonic Temple, East and South by Molair, West by Burr St. Sold as property of C. F. Molair. No. 94.—Lot bounded North by Main Stieet, East by Est. of J. A. Porter, South by Molair, West by Est. of J. A, Porter. Sold as property of S. B. Moseley, Jr., and Mrs. E. H. Girardeau. No. 96.—Lot bounded North by lot of the late J. O. Patterson, East by Barnwell School lot, South by lot of Est. of Buckingham, West by Marlboro Ave. SMd a* property of the Real Estate and Fidelity Co., for- meily the Western Carolina Corp. No. 100.—Lots known as No. 15 and 16 in block 7 as designated on a miner jor 1 v V H T V ^ ^ ^ ° * »cm>tion. Sold as property of W. plat of Oakland Park, bounded North mm ,i »r , N . 10 and 11 in bl<H.k C. East by lot | A fp by K, ts No. 5 ami 6, East by 1 t No. sale to be j x 5 in Wock c SoUth bv p at t er * on ! ^ 1 ar ns * T*« It N«l Colored Neither black nor (rorn tea contains any artificial colortn* matter. In Hi* manufacture of black tea. ferments- tioa is encourages! up to s certain potot to otldlsa some of tbs tannin. Daring this process certain chemical ehangra take place which darken the leaf In jr.-ea tea the leaf Is subject ed to heat as soon aa possible after be ing picked to destroy the enayms which cau«e« fsnaentation Orem tea has a higher tannla content than Mack and the flavor Is differml due to natu cal chemical changes The desirability of one kind of lea over the other Is merely a matter of Male —Pathfinder Mngnaine. Babylea Although Babylon *aa certainly the m<oit |Mi«erfttl of the kmgdonia hy which Aaatrla w aa surrounded we know acarcvly any I lung of Ita hUtorv ♦vefore 7-17 It <’ Kaeefrttag where Awayrlan history, gathered from the tnwr.ptiona rlay inHIcta. and monu men'* touch U|Min (tab)Ion. we have. »o far. very few authentic aourcca front which to derive Inforumtlon of Us co.irae through It* early yenm. Notice ia hereby given that, in or der to vote in the election to be held November 7th, 1933, on the repeal of the IKth Amendment, it will be necea- aaiy for the voter* to pay their poll taxe* at least 3o day* prior to said election. J. B MORRIS. Sheriff. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. applied to the payment ol taxes, and * StrfCtt an(l West by lot No. 2 of A. | oounueu iwin m * co.-ts, due the Town of Barnwell. | r> Butler. Sold a- property of H. D. * ^ in Stre «L East by alley separating , * ^ . *' m , w ^ i No. 2.—One ice refrigerator. Sold i» av i- j this lot from lot jf Burckhaltet*. P * ’ rnTT** * as pioperty of C.igg* Ca*h Grocery. | No / ^ _ L t kn . wn a5 pi .mond Sout , h ^ M,s * Anni « S * Brown ‘ , v ^ arsons. by l*>ts N . 63.—Lot bounded North by 14 ’ South b >' Ha,rood Ave ‘ We,t b >’ ~ Iker for- No. 4.—One Chevrolet Sedan. S Id aa pioperty of Dr. A. T. Russell. No. 5.—One Ford RoUsUr. Sold as property of Hayne Hogg. l < .UT>.i.J North : n I Went hy lo:: b >' franklin Strwt. S..IJ prop,r- • f Mr*. J. B. II.*. J.Ka.1 by lot of '* of K.thrrinr P.^.r-oh, .n.1 M.r- M. (’. Diamond, South by Main Street. S Id as property of M. C. No. 6.—One Ford Coach. Sold as Diamond property of P. B. Bush. | No< gfi.^Lot kn wn aa the home- N >, H. One rooking "•ove, 3 tab.es, 0 f | b e late Mosea Hays, and 1 show rase, lot u’enaiia. 5 benches, ^ f or d vi«ion by Judge John K. 3 double beds. 1 wash aland. 1 dresser, SfM .|| mir :o Mar) M Williams. Also 2 trunks, 3 mattresses. Sold as pro perty of Trustee Hank in son. No. 9.—One Ford Roadster. S Id a< property of J. W. Plexieo. No. 12.—One Chevrolet Coarh. Sold aa property of O. H. Best. No. 13.—Three Barber chairs. Sold vacant lot between the he mestead and James and Robbie Thomson lot. Sold aa property of Mary A. Duncan. guerite Martin. No. 64.—Ut bounded North by No. 101.—Lot bounded North by lands now or formatly cf Piessy, East and South by lands now or for merly of Mrs. Goldie C. Holman, West South Boundary Stieet, Eaat. West | by street running from Orangeburg and South by lands now or formerly load to Hagood Ave. Sold as property of the late Mrs. Sophie M. Patterson. Sold aa property of Mias S. T. Pat terson. No. 67.—Lot bounded North by T. M. Boulware, East by Mary C. Mr- Lean. South by Hagooi Ave.. West No :: -Ul ,0 Tow. of B.r.w.11 J7 X"- s,ld *• wwvo o* bounded North now or formerly of I 0 * 0 W T9*im. of Nancy Walker. No. 105.—North by John Eve, Eaat by R. A. Ellis. South by Al nzo Har rison, West by T. S. Cave Estnte. Sold a* property of Mrs. J. S. Brab ham. No. 110.—North hy Street of Barn well, East by Holland, South by Mr. Notice u hereby g ven to all per sons ro ncerned that we wil. file our ^ *• property of Bronson Zissett. final account as Administrators upon Mr., I. W.lkvr, Eut bj W. P. I Ko - boun4*j N.rth by ro.il | kWh or otb»r.. » o.t by , Sanior*. S.ulb by W.,hin(tor Str*.t M*rJboro Av,. to ft 1 1 Sold *• ptotwrly of I. E. .nd J. O. •~l W.,t by M,rlb.ro At,. Sold •> M, "• • nd “~ l - E **' B1 ^- ... by lota of Tilly, et al.. South by Eat No. 113.- No. 15. One wood at ve, 1 bed, 1 property 0 f b. Brown Easterling. I ft WwLs 1 wwr 1 m ^ftftftft T 3 W Wlkft i m _ m m rn. m ^ ^ . 1 -North by Washington the estate of Ellis Moseley, deceased.' trunk. 1 washstand. 1 dtesaer. 1 baby I v rt m \„rth hi Main of M A * Anderron. Molair. et aU|8«"»t. by lot of R «• Sanders. 1st <lay of Scptem-icriK I machine. Sold as property of Street East by Masur>ky’s S->uth by b ^ ^* r * boro Ave * ® ^ as.^rat by lot of Mrs. S o’clock in the fore- Uu»s Simmons. ' i,.. n.,-;— tt -o-’ h.- M I property of E. W. Reed. , South by lot of S. W. No. 16.—Three double beds advcrti»e tn The People-Sentinel. Legal Advertisements CITATION NOTICE. The S ate i f South Claro.ins, C ounty of Barnwell. By John K. Snelling, Esq., Probate Jtuige. ~-- WHEREAS, laaac Th mas hath made suit to me to grant unto S. G. Li vve Lexers of Administration of the Ertute i f nnj effects of Theodore ITiomas; THESE ARE. THEREFORE, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindte,j an( l ortvlito^ of the said Theodore Thomas, deceased, that they l»e r.nd appear before me, in the Court of Probate, t; be held at Barn- we l, S. C\, on Se:>t. 5th, next, after pub’iiation thereof, at 11:00 o’clock in the forenoon, U> show cause, if any they have, why the said Administra tion should not be granted. Given under my Hand this 21st day of August, A. D. 1933. JOHN K. SNELLING, -Judge of Probate, B. C. Published on the 24th day cf Aug., 1933, in The Barnwell People-Sentinel. Negro Pension Received. •ATi negro peasioners in the County awe -.asked to cal at my office and re- 4»iv* their pension for this year. JOHN K. SNELLING, Judge of Probate and Clerk of B. C. Pension Board. CITATION NOTICE. State of South ^Carolina, •Comity of Baruwek. By J-ho K Snelling, Eaq.. Probate up<>n Fttday, the br. 1933. at 10 00 n*» n, with * he Hon. J«hh K. Snelling, Judge <»f the Probate ( ourt for Bain- j «tuve, 3 chaira, 1 a well County. S. C, anl petiti n the table, 3 mnt’reaaea. »a d Court for sn Order of Diachargc ' of Alfred Ranaom. .nd Litters y. L. J. BAUGHMAN. MARY MOSELEY. R. Gonlaon. by Mra. Lena Davie*. Wear by H. L. uoume liras. 1 w od, oBjnn<n ^ property of E.t. mall table, 1 Urgt properly of E. W. Reed. No. 72.—Lot bounded North «treet separating aamr fum Admrs. K t. of Kllia M- aelt-y 2 beda, 1 aafe, 3 chaira, 1 trunk. S >1J Bsrnwell, S. C. Aug. ft, 1933. 4t ‘ property of W. M. Jacob*. f Mra. A. P. Eaaterling. property Xw —B- ur.de,i North by Main I Street. Ea»t by H. L. O'Bsnnon. South N„. l*._One mule 8nW*» property! b> Mr , Una j, v . Weal by Ml , M 1 M | Sold a* iftope ty of Tob n *^ ***' * No. *2t*.—One cook at.vc, 2 drrasera, ‘ u ^ Elh- 1 South by lot of S. W. Woodward ea- by tate. S Id aa pr per.y of Mra. Lizsie old ! o|>era house lot. Ea*t by lot of Pea- cock. South by street aeparating thi* k>t from lot of Mrs. Andre** n end 1 arter. No. 115. by Marth. iBlrrrl. vt... **y Mr. Sumienr 1 aa property of D. J. Dix*on. No. 117.—North by Dixaon, South -North by J. W. Eve. Eaat o Avr^ South by A Pm 4M4 •»*. No. 32.—Lot in Barnwell 50 by 150 feet aa ahown < n plat made by Jerry* i»epar:.t:ng »ame from property of Mia. T. L. Hogg. Sold aa property cf E*t. of j by L. H. Harnron. Eaat by Marlboro Mrs. S. C. Ruhard-on. Stieet, West by P »r. Sold at N O T l C E One Chevrolet coach. Solti Ha-pera, C. E.. recordel in the office 1 ^* 0, —Four lota known aa lot* pr-party of Alonzo Harrison. NOTICE ia hereby given thjt the umleraigned intend to fie with the Secret a i v cf State on Monday, Sept. 4th, 1933, or a* soon thereafter a* may he a Declaration of Charter for the Sweetwater Country Club and Golf Course, which proposed corpora tion is to have its ptincipal place of business near Barnwell, in BarnweP County, South Carolina. The gen eral nature of the business which it pr poses ti do i* that of a pleasure resort, to own, hald, sell, manage, lease and leal in real estate and countly club equipment, to operate a go'f course and to do. any an,i all business incident to that of a country club and golf course. Capital stock of the proposed cor- No. as property cf Otis Covk. | Clerk of Court for Barnwell ’*^* 24, 57 «nd 58 of the H. D. j No. 118.—Bounded by lands of M*a. No. 2«».—One Chevrolet coach. Sold, <• unt y k nirWn j c t \*o. 2, block D, Ualh^un pioperty, see plat. Lots No. ! I. S. Brabham, Elis, Phoenix and fronting Patterson Stieet. Sold as 23 and 24 are bounded North by lots (Jacob*. Sold as property of Estate property of Nettie Fites. formerly of A. C. Matthews, East by of Mamie Harrison. No. 33.—North by S u. Cotton Oil Middle Street. South by Newberry Co., Ea>t by old Blackville road,, Str «*t w * s4 b y l ot » of W. A. ptTHTtnm iy tn he jth.OW, divirteit "tnuv 100 shares if the par value of $50.00 each. Nctice is also given that a meeting of the subscribers of the capital stock will be held in the offiee s of Brown and Bush, attorneys, Barnwell, South Carolina, on Monday, Sept. 4th, 1933, at 11:00 a. m., for the purpose cf or ganizing said cotperation and the election of its directors and officers. J. W. RUFF, C. G. FULLER, ~ as property of Dr. L. T. Ciaytor. No. 27.—One bed, 1 mattress, 1 pil low, 1 trunk, 3 axes, 1 frying pan. 1 pair «f -prings, 1 lan ern. Sold as property of Eddie Morris. No. 30.—Two beds, 2 mattresses, 4 pillows, 1 crib with mattress, 1 dresser, 1 trunk, 1 wood stove, 1 washstand. Sold as property of Gary Cook. No. 31.—One bed with mattress, 1 dresser, 3 chairs, 1 washstand, 2 pil lows. Sold as property of Rosa Braxton. No. 32.—One large range. Sold as property of Ij^rman Cook. No. 33.—One large range. 1 dresser. 1 washstand. Sold as property of S H. Usury. —— No." rei'^TMe Fimggr - ^oTd^a^'iti- perty of Mrs. W. D. Harley and Mrs. Annie Crenshaw. No. 38.—One cook stove, 1 bed, 1 dresser, 1 washstand.,. Sold as pro perty of T. K. Bolen. J GEO. W. PEEPLES, • - Chief of Police. Barnwell,S. C., Aug. 15, 1933. NOTICE OF TOWN TAX SALES. Odd Fellows let. West by old Black-1 Xorth b >* Wallace Street. vi'.le road. Sold as property of Laura Frazier. No. 36.—North by Washington St., East by Mar!bo:o Street, South by Mrs. Ethel C. Blatt, West by E. D. Peacock, et al. Sold as property of Mrs. L. R. Graham. East by lots of Carrie Holman Hern don, South by lots of Junius Patter son, and West by lotj of A. C. Mat thew’s. Sold as property of L. G. Richardson, Jr. No. 75.—Lot bounded North by Mrs. Smith, East by Mrs. Gipnilliat, No. 41.—One bundled acres in | South by street or alley, Wert by Barnwell, bounded North by Barn-' street of said town * s °l d ™ property well-Augusta highway, East by Tur key Creek, South and West by lands formerly of Mrs. F. M. Simms. Sold as property of Ert. of Mrs. E. E. of A. P. Robinson. No. 76.—Lot bounded North lands now of Terie Richardson by or Hailey. No. 43.—Lot bounded North by Main Street, East by Fiankiin Street, South by lot of Tobin, West by Est. of J. A. Ladson. Sold as property of J. R. Harrison, Jr. No. 44.—Bounded North by Baptist! JAS. ARTHUR KENNEDY, The u^der^nej Chief of Mice of HERMAN BROWN. '•-‘ he To '"’ 0f Barn "'' 11 haS th ‘ S ^ Barnwell, S. C., Aug. 29, 1933. NOTICE FOR BIDS FOR TRANSPORTATION OF PUPILS. i levied upon and seized the read estate 1 hereinafter described of the parties ! lot of Mrs. A. E. Bates, West by In compliance with Section 3 of Act No. 806, passed by the 1930 session cf the South Carolina General Assembly, notice is hereby given that bids will be received on September 1, 1933, by the Barnwell County Board of Education for tha transportation of high school pupils in the following districts: Healing Springs School District No. 10 U Blackvillo H gh School. ( Double Pond, SckdW District. No. named in such description, and "'ill sell the same on the 4th day of Sep tember, 1933, at 12 o’clock noon on the said day, or as soon t-hereafter as convenient, in front of the Court House, at Barnwell, S. C., to the highest bidder for cash. The proceeds of said to be applied to the pay ment of taxes and costs due the Town of Barnwell. Each piece of property is located in the Town of Barnwell, State and County aforesaid, and bounded aa stated below. N<x 3.—On the North by lot for merly of Mra. Eva D. No. 120.—North by Street of town. East by Black, S uth bf K-tate of S uth by Tom Clemmons and Colored | p • r?,0,u, • L® 4 * No. 57 and 58 are j Emma Black. Sold as property of Nora E. Hogg. No. 121.—North hy Mrs. R. L. Black, South by Standard Oil Co. and Main Street, East by Street of Barn well, West by let of Mcore. Sold as property of W. C. Mi!h:us. No. 123.—North by Street of Barn well, East by Marlboro Street and Holland, West by Street and Hagood Mill road and A. C. L., S uth by A. C. L. and Mcore. Sold as’property of Mrs. E. H. Patterson. No. 129.—North by Ellis, East by West by -etrartie Brown, Stv SOtf as property of Mrs. E. M. Porter. No. 130.—North by Main Street, West by Moseley, et al., East by Brown and Bush, South by Molair. Sold a s property of J. A. Porter Est. No. 131.—North by H. J. Phillips, East by Maggie Ellison, |South by Street, West by Marlboro Ave. Sold as property of^Estate of W. S. Dixson. No. 132.—North by lot known as Shook Place, now belonging to Blatt, East 'by Street, South and West by Highway. ' Sold as property of C. J. H. Still. No. 133.—North by Vincent Smalls, East by Warren Jamison, South by Street, West by Reed. Sold *3 prop erty of Estate of Tira Adams. No. 135.—North by John Eve, South by R. A. Ellis, East by Martha Wright and West by Southern R. R. Sold as property of Alice Lark. 137.—Bounded on North by street, on East by Ford, et al., on South by Mrs. Grubbs and on West by Rey nolds road. Sold as property of Miss Josie Davis. GEO. W PEEPLES, Ch ef of Pobca. of M. C. Dfartiond, Wert by Tot tn\v or formerly of J. M. Easterling. Sold as property of Jennie Robinson. No. 78.—Let bounded North by Academy Street, East by residence lot of the late S. W. Blanton, South by a street of said town, West by Church lot. East by Court House 3!'. A. HoJand. Sold as pro- Square, South by Town of Barnwell! P el 'ty A- U. Sanders, lot, West by County Jail lot, et al. No. 79. Lot bounded by lot of Sold as property of Mrs. A. E. Har-1 Mi s- L- M - Cave,’East by lot of Mrs. ti n ! Cave, South by Wishington Street, No. 45.—Bounded North by street 1 West by street separating said lot or road, East by lot formerly of from lot of Mrs. Sallie McNgb. Sold Nancy and Clara Duncan, South by as property of Mas. F. C. Sexton. No.' 80.—Lot bounded North by Bamweil-Hair’s Mill road property of Grant Hicks. No. 46.—Let containing- 4 acres, Sold as Court House Square, or Main Street, East by R. A. Ellis, South by Mrs. Lena Davies, West by Street separat- more or less, and bounded North by! ing lot from lot of Dicks. Sold as Jail lot of Barnwell County, East by property of Mrs. F, M. Simms, street of said town, South by lot for- No.-81.—Lot containing 4 7-10 merly of Mrs. Georgia Tobin, West acres, per plat by J. M. Patterson, by run of Turkey Creek. Sold as Esq., recorded in the Clerk’s office at property of Mrs. T. L. Hogg. I Barnwell, S. C., and bounded North No. 48.—Lot containing one acre bounded North, South and West by lands now or foe merly of Mrs. E. H. Patterson, Eaat by Marlboro Ave. Sold aa property of M. N. Holland. No. 50 —Lot ia Barnwell known aa ftbo by by lota No. 24, 25, 26 and 27 on aaid plat and Kline Ave., Eaat by certain other lota indicated on said plat. South by Nightengale Ave., West by other lota aa {howm hy aaid plat sad Are oa the East aad ^ Barnwell. EC, Aug U, 1933.