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PAGE TWELVE. THE BARNWELL PEOPLE-SENTINEL, BARNWELL, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1935 Triple “C” New* Note* New Teacher. We are glad to have with us now, Mr. Charlie Carterf of Barnwell, who comes to Camp SC P-70 every night to hold classes. Mr. Carter comes out In connection with a county-wide edu cational project, of the WPA. \ His classes in Saltkehabchie College have so far been well attended. New Chaplain. On Wednesday, Nov. 13th, Chaplain Phillips paid his first visit to this camp J and had a very fine service. About 125 men attended* Transfers. We were very sorry to lose Lei and Neese, Julian Drumm, Banyam Sand ers and Carl Strout, who were trars- ferred Thursday to one of the New berry camps. Newberry’s gain is our loss. v Stunt Night. Our weekly stunt nite went over big Wednesday night with a very good program put on by section No. 3. One of the feature acts was put on by W. Lamb and Willie Wingate. Lamb-was made up as an old colored woman, and Wingate as a colored medicine salesman; the old lady wouldn’t buy any medicine but''the salesman managed to arrange a mar riage. Fowler Boone rendered several numbers on the mouth organ. Mr. Bryan, CEA, spoke on the constitu tion. Capt. Bowen concluded the pro gram with a most interesting and in spiring talk on Stonewall Jackson. Wreck. Some excitement was caused in camp Sunday, the 10th inst., when an auto driven by Folwer Boone turned over between here and Barnwell. Boone had borrowed the car from a friend of his living in the Slaytown community. With Boone at the time were B. Wilson, L. Morris and your reporter, A. Riddock. All are mem bers of the company. After the acci dent all but Boone were rushed to the Veteran’s hospital in Augusta, and the reports that spread around town were something fearful. However, all are getting along nicely, and Riddock returned to camp Friday, the 15th. Armistice Day Exercises. Many of the members of the com pany took advantage of the Armistice pay holiday to go home, but those who were left enjoyed a short talk by Captain Bowen at retreat. After sup- |>er the whole company, all who were in camp, attended! the religious ser vices held by Mr. Inabinet, of Barn well. The sermon was concerned with the benefits of peace. Arthur Riddock, Camp Reporter. FAIR EXCHANGE VALUE IS FARMERS’ YARDSTICK In passing the Agricultural Adjust ment Act, Congress declared that the ESCAPED FROM BARNWELL ^ COUNTY CHAIN GANG $25 Reward for Each HENRY MEYERS, Alias Wm. Kern- brow, Alias “Sheep.” 5 feet 6 inches tall, weight 110, very bright mulatto, looks like white man, hair straight, very thin face, wears No. 6 shoe, about 35 years old. CARTEE HARRISON, 5 feet 11 inches, weight 170, 22 years old, dark Jtinger cake color, wears No. 10 shoe, f*ce rather smooth. His home is in Blackville, S. C. ROBERT FULLER, 5 feet 7 inches tall, weighs 150 pounds, wears No. 9 shoe, 20 years old, but looks older, color black and very kinky hair. Has an under look, very large eyes and 1 full forehead. His home is in Blackville, fi. C. purchasing power of the fanner’s pro v ducts rather than any one price is the yardstick of what constitutes a fair deal for farmers. Suppose cotton has been selling at 10 cents per pound and doubled in price, selling at 20 cents instead. If at the samf time thA' articles the farmers must buy tripled in price, cot ton at 20 cents would represent less actual purchasing power than it had formerly- at 10 cents. Fair-exchange value, or parity, is specified in the Adjustment Act as the price that will give farm products the same ..PURCHASING POWER per unit that they had in 1909-1914. This period was sought as a basis for fair- exchange value because there seemed to be a stable relationship at that time between the prices of things farmers fold and the prices of the articles they purchased. As parity thus represents a RELATIONSHIP in prices, it does not mean ‘any fixed prices, but may ^ move upward or downward from month to month, as Af the cost of articles farmers buy in creases or decreases, and as the pric£ of the things they sell increases or decreases. New Clothing Store—Steeds. Clothing, shirts, ties and underwear at wonderfully low prices. See the NEW store, buy wearing apparel of the latest designs, modern up-to-date and stylish. Can fit the slender, short or fat man in prices from $8.75 to $13.00. See their adv. in this paper. Look for STEEDS, 863 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. ADVERTISE IN The People- Sentinel. Legal Advertisements FORFEITED LAND COMMISSION SALE. JAMES SANDERS, Alias Jerome Frazier, 6 feet tall, weight 120 pounds, 18 years old, wears No. 7 shoe. Right log has been bn ken and tilrns out, causing right foot to be thrown out. He is very thin and spindly looking. His home is at Kline, S. C. All left wearing chain gang stripes. Also on October 6th, 1935, the fol lowing escaped, from chain gang: E. W. GANTT, dark ginger cake ■ color, 5 feet 9 inches tall v age 23, 130, wears No. slender build, weight € shoe, hatchet face. Has good teeth, talks fine. CLARENCE THOMPSON, dark .ginger cake color, 5 feet 8 inches tall, weight 165 pounds, 20 years old, wears No. 9 shoe. "Has a round face. This negro is not very bright intellectually. PLEASE WIRE ANY INFORMA TION TO— J. B. MORRIS SHERIFF, BARNWELL COUNTY NOVEMBER 19, 1985 ^ — — / State of South Carolina, County of Barnwell. # ' Under and by virtue of the authority vested in us by the Code of Laws, 1932, of the State of South Carolina, Sec tions 2170 and 2857, and Acts amenda tory thereof, we, the pndersigned For feited Land Commission of Barnwell County, wili sell at public auction to the. highest bidder for cash, between the legal hours of sale, in front of the Court House at Barnwell, S. C.’} on Monday, the- 2nd day of Decemoer, 1935, this being salesday in said month the following described real estate: Seventy-two acres of land and two buildings in Barbary Branch School District, bounded on the North by J. O. Sanders, East by C. F. Rizer, South by State Highway and West by C. F. Rizer. Former owner, R. E. L. Still. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot and one building in the Town of Barnwell, bounded! on the North by Estate of Mamie Patterson, East by Marlboro Avenue, South by Ella Jones and West by A. P. Man- ville. ' • - f-- Former owner, Lula Brooks. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— The following described lots or par cels of land near the Southern Depot in the Town of Barnwell, known as Hagood Lots, numbered on plat made by W. B. Trogden, Jr., Surveyor, May 19, 1910, a s lots 7, 8 and 9 in Block 1, measuring each twenty-four feet front, more or less, on Brown Avenue andi bounded on the North by Lot No. 10, South by lot No. 6 and West by Brown Avenue. Foimer owner, Charlie Brown, Sr. , Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— All those pieces or parcels of land situated near the Town of Barnwell, S. C., containing lots 3, 4, 5, 11, 12 and 13 in Block A as represented oh plat of lot s made by Jeffy Raspers, C. E., same being on road' at Barnwell County Home. Former owner, Charlie Brown, Sr. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot and one building in Barn- _ —ALSO— - Life interest in one house and lot in the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by B. H. Dyches, East by M. N. Holland, South by Barnwell- Dunbarton Highway and West by An nie Lou Jeflfcoat. Former, owner, E. C. Cave. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Life interest in five lots and bouses In the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by B. H. Dyches, East by A. D. Furtick, South by Dunbarton Barnwell Highway and) West by B. H. Dyches. Former owner, E. C. Cave. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by Southern Cotton Oil Company, East by Black- ville-Barnwell Road, Sooth by Tom Clemmons and Colored Odd Fellows lot and West by Blackville-Barnwell Road. Former owner, Laura Fraxier. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county —ALSO— One lot in the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by George Britton, East by Franklin Street, South by Alley, and West by A. P. Robinson. Former owner, E. P. Gignellette. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in Barnwell School District, bounded on the North by Clara Hoi man, East by Dock Walker, South by Minnie Odiom and West by R. W. Dicks. Former owner^ Estate of Luke Har den. Now owned by Barnwell County anc sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot and one building in the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by Street, East by lots former ly of Nancy and Clara Duncan, South by Mrs. A. E. Bates, and West by Barnwell-Hair’s Mill Road. Former owner, Grant Hicks. Now owned.by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in the Town of Barnwell bounded on the North by John Eve East by Martha Wright, South by R A. Ellis and West by Southern Rail way. Former owner, Alice Lark Now owned by Barnwell County anc sdld as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in Barnwell School District bounded on the North by Joseph Pat terson, East by Mary Duncan, South by Ruby Snelling and West by G. P. Hogg. Former owner, Mabel Marino. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. > . . • —ALSO— One lot in the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by T. M. Boul- ware, East by Mary C. McLean, South by Hagood Avenue and West by Es tate of Mrs. Dave Hair. Former owner, George Peeples, -f - Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. • —ALSO— Two lots in the Town of Barnwell, bounded’on. the North by Wallace Street, East by Jeff Greene, South by Mrs. E. M. Porter and! West by Bishop. Formr owner, Joe Riddle. Now owned by Bamw’ell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in the . Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by Terie Rich ardson, East by Street, South by M. C. Diamond and West by lot formerly owned by J. M. Easterling . Former owner, Jennie Robinson. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in Barnwell School Dis trict, bounded on the North by Acade my Street, East by residence lot of, £5. W. Blantop, South by Lula F. Creech and West by T. A. Holland. Former owner, A. E. Sanders. • Now owned by BanMell County and sold as' assets of said county., —ALSO— Two lots' in the Town of Barnwell, bounded on the North by Minnie Odom, East by R. C. Holman, West by Ellen Dunbar and Clara Holman, and South . by R. C. Holman. Former owner, Nancy Walker bpundled oirthe North by Valtkehatchie run, East by W. H. Sanders, same be ing in Saltkehatchie swafnp. South by R. J. Priester’ «t alT, West by H. C. Creech. ( al. Former owner, Charlie Dunbar, et well School District, bounded on the North by Barnwell-Dunbarton High- • n ow owned by Barnwell County and way, East by C. L. Zissett, South by 1 gold as assets of said county. E. E. Hailey and West by Mrs. J. A Porter. ,>•- Former owner, Rebecca Cave. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Life interest in one house and lot in the Town of^Bamwell’ bounded on the North by Barnwell-Dunbarton Highway, East by R. L. Black’, South by the Estate of Eugenie Harley and West by C. L. Zissett., Former owner, E. C. Cpye. . Now owned by Barnwell County and 1.1 sold as assets of said county. ..... -»*' • . . .J t- — :—ALSO— 4 All-that lot of land in the Town of Barnwell, County and State aforesaid, beipg lot number 9 in Block 2 as de scribed on plat of Park Place property Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Fifty-two acres of and in Big Fork School District, bounded on the North by Saltkehatchie River, East by C. F. Rizer, South by C. F. Rizer, and West by Hungry Hill Mill Creek. Former owner, Farmers National Bank. / Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Seventy-five acres of land in Big Fork School District, bounded on the North by H. K. Sanders, South by A. E. Sanders, West by Craddock Place and East by Saltkehatchie River. Former owner, E. L. Sanders. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets’of said county. < —ALSO— Forty-seven acres of land in Big Fork School District, bounded on the North by Lawrence Creech, East by M. L. Browning, South by Eddie Sand- ers'and West by Bessie Creech. Former owner, Estate of Alfred Sease. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. 1 —ALSO— One lot and one building in the Town of Blackville, bounded on the North by J. M. Halford, East by Lu- Belle Williams, West by J. A. An crum and South by Redrick. Former owner, Lucretia Blake. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot and one building in Black ville Schpol District, bounded on the North by Hannah Jackson, East by Joe Lee, South by Routhrock Street and West by Hannah Jackson. Former owner, Isaac Bush. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in Blackville School Dis trict, in the Town of Blackville, bound ed on the North by J. M. Farrell, East by J. M. Farrell, South by Char lotte Wiliams and West by Stanley Brown.\ ,V..— Of*' Former owner, Estate of Laura Goodwine. - Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in Blackville School Dis- * trict, bounded on the North by Ben McCreary, East by Jones Bridge Road, South by Emma Willis and West by Fannie Greene. Foimer owner, Ben Robinson. * Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said couhty^ —ALSO— ’ One lot in the Town of Blackville, bounded on the North by Joe Lee, East by Rev. Brodie, West by Julia Hagocd andt South by Bundary Street. Former owner, Lillie E. Williams. Now owned .by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Seventy-five acres f land in Dia mond School District, bounded on the North by Henry Williams, East by Satlkehatchie Swamp, South by M. B. Hagood and West 'by Rebecca McMil lan. Former owner, Estate of Rosanna Odom. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Six acres of land in Diamond School District, bounded on the North by July Sanders, East by July Sanders, South by Estate of M. M. Holly and West by John Henry Holly. Former owner, Eliza J. Sanders. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Forty-four acres of land ancfc tw r o buildings in Diamond School District, bounded on the North by S. E. Morris, East by S. E. Morris, South by Brown and Bush, and West by C. F. Mclair. Former owner, Ariel Still. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —^LSO— Thirty-eight acres of land and one building in Diamond School District, bounded on the North by July Sanders, East by Estate of Daniel Williams, Sou,th by Mrs. Gilmore Simms and West by Robert DeVoe. Former owner, Theo Williams. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot and! one building in Dunbar ton School District, bounded otv the the North by Hosey Estate, East by I building "in-Joyce Branch School Dis- Seles Thompson, South by Tiny Eas- J trict, bounded on the North by W. M. ley, and West by Carrie Arfhley. I Lewis, East by Estate of Peter Gol- Former owner, H. J. Dunbar. I phin, South .by Janie Gordan and Now owned by Barnwell County and J West by Joseph Lewis, sold aa assets of said county. I Former owner, Emanuel Golphin. J Now owned by Barnwell County and One lot end on. building in Dunb.r-' Eold ** " sset * ot 8,id CMnty ' ton School District, bounded on the North by Atlantic Coast Line Rail road, East, South and West by lands of R. I. Cave. \ Former owner, Daniel Hay. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets df said county. - —ALSO— One lot and one building in Dunbar ton School District, bounded on the North by Old Dtmbarton-Donora high- —ALSO— Thirty-five acres of land and one building in Old Columbia School Dis- r" trict, bounded on the North by Henry Moody, East by Greene Pollock, South by Walter Moody and West by Jol Doe. Former owner, Caroline Smith. Now owned by Barnwell County ajhd sold as assets of said county. } ■ —ALSO— j / Thirty acres of landi in Pleaaant way, East 'By* old Dunbarton-Donora highway and South by Atlantic Coast Hill School District, bounded on' the Line Railroad. North by Arthur Kennedy, East by Former owner, E. M. Harley. j John Harris, South and West bsfr.Q* Now owned *by Barnwell County and J A- Kennedy, sold as assets of said county. Former owner, Katherine Jamison. ALSO I Now owned by Barnwell County jhnd Fifty-six acres of land in Dunbarton I sold as assets of said county. School District, bounded on the North J —ALSO— by Willie Chavous, East and South by I Nineteen acres of land in Red (IDak J. M. Killingsworth and West by Ger-j Township ag shown by plat made {by aid, Fowke. I E. G. Hay, dated October 16—Nove Former owner, Paul Hazel. ber 16, 1919, as shown in Book 9+G, Now owned by Barnwell County and page 508, in Clerk of Court’s offace sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Life interest in one buffered thirty- five acres of land in Double Pond ^School District,^ bcjunded on the North by Mrs. Emma Black, East by Mrs. Emma Black, South by B. L. Easterling, and West by D. O. Fan ning. Former owner, Minnie J. Cave. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— One lot in Elljo- School District, bounded on the North by Charlie Bates, East by Joe Gantt, South by Southern Railway and West by Mary Stansell. Former owner, Estate of M. B. Ha good. 1 Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Eighty-seven acres of land in Ellen- ton School District, bounded on the North by Mrs. Annie Youngblood, East for Barnwell County. Former owner, Emma Carter. Now owned by Barnwell County an'd sold as asset* of said county. t —ALSO— * Twenty acres of land in Red Oak.. School Dstrict, bounded on the .North j by Emma Goodwine, East by O. H. Owens, South by lands formerly of^ Hastings Hunter and West by R. A. Ellis. 1 Former owner, Thomas Carter. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county.'' —ALSO— Sixty acres of land in Red Oak School District, bounded on the North by Peoples State Bank and L. Cohen, Cast by S. E. Gantt, South by S. E. Gantt and' West by N. M. Gurley. Former owner, Henrietta Dawson. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as ‘assets of said county. —ALSO— Thirty-eight acres of' and and two and West by Cassels Company and |, ] i )uildi j n f inR e^Oalt Schoo 1 District, South by Oscar Griffin. Former owner, J. A. Stokes. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Twenty-four acres of land in Four | Mile School District, bounded on the North and Egst and South by Ashley Ccmpapy, .and West by W. E. Ashley. bounded on the North by Stephen Hol ly, East by Moses Meyer, South by Brown and Bush and West by Moses Meyer. Former owner,^ Boisy Garvin. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Eight acres of land and one build- Former owner, Annie Louise Reeves, ing in Red Oak School District, bound- Clerk’s office for Barnwell County in book 8-L, page 243. Former owner, Estate of S. W. Woodward. /- Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO- Ninety-five acres Of -land, more or less, in Great Cypres* Townshl; of Colonel Butler Hagood, recorded, inrpNrrrth by A> C. L. Railroad, East by West d Jackson Estate, South and West by the colored school. Former owners, Mary and Brutus Coker. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Twenty-three acres of land in Dun barton School District, bounded on Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. '—ALSO— Seventy-three acres of land in Heal ing Springs School District, bounded on the North by Edisto River, East by Jeff Hair, South by Foster Brooker and West by the Radcliff Place. Former owner, W. J. Jumper. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said-county. —ALSO—. One lot and one building in Kline ( School District, bounded on the North by M. C. Lee, East by Highway No. 3, South by Jenkins and Ulmer, and West by B. M. Jenkins. Former owner, J. L. Carlton, Sr. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Eight acres of land in Morris School District, bounded on the North by Lula Kirby, East by Southern Railway, South by Evans Cave and West by Helen Evans. Former owner, Leroy Copeland’. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Fifty acre s of land and one building in Morris School District, bounded on the North by Kearse place, East by W. S. Creech,, South by Mis. Mollie Hogg and! West by Victor Lewis. Former owner, Chas. E. Danner. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— V Ten acres of land in Morris School District, bounded on the North, East and West by Joe Eaves, and on the South by Special Copeland. Former owner, Limuel Eaves. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Forty acres of land* in Morris School District, bounded on the North by Saltkehatchie ’ River, East by El lison Sanders, South by W. L. Harvey, and West by W. L. Harvey. Former owner, Estate of Sallie Fi^l^ds. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Fifty-two acres of land in Morris School District, bounded on the North by Saltkehatchie Swamp, East by E. S. Deer, South «Ky Bamwell-Ulmer county road and West by C. F. Rizer. Fojxner owner, Horace K. Sanders. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. ALSO— . Twenty-seven acres of land and one ed. on the Ncrth by John M. Gantt, Eiast by P. R. Hay, South by Estate of Annie Halford and West by Estate of R. P. Gantt. Foi mer owner, Wm. H. Hay. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Two acres more or less, with build ings thereon, lying and being situate jn the Williston School District, Coun ty of Barnwell and State aforesaid, bounded on the West by lands of R. B. Purvis, North, South and East by lands of Mrs. Cary Smith. Former owner, MrsT H. E. Baugh man. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Twenty acres of land and two build ings in Seven Pines School Distric bounded on the North by W. A. Hill, East b* W. A. Hill, South by W. B. Parker and West by J. W. Patterson. Former owner, Estate of Alex Greene. Now owned by Barnwell County and sold as assets of said county. —ALSO— Fifty acres of land and one building in Seven Pinps School District, bound ed on the North by M. G. Tant, East by St. Paul-Church lot, South*by Hugh Lee Estate and West by M. R. Moore. * > Former owner, R. W. Dicks. Now-owned by Bartiwell County and sold as assets of said county. 1 —ALSO— One hundred fifteen acres of land/ Seven Pines School District, boundi on the North, by Laura Jenkins, East by Allen Hill, South by L. W. Tilley and West by J. W. Patterson. Former owner, S. K. Brown. ' Now owned by Barnwell County and sold'as assets of said county. • Terms of sale: Cash; purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stafnps. Purchaser will be given immediate possession. Any former dwner or mortgage holder of any of the above described tracts of land will be given the op portunity of purchasing said tract or tracts prior to date of the sale by paying all costs to date. R. L. BRONSON, / Clerk of Court, ,J. J. BELL, County Treasurer, W. H. BANNING, County Auditor, ■, Forfeited Land Commission, of Barnwell County. "Barnwell, S. C. f ^\oY. 11, 1985.