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V. / f ‘ v/njcsysday^ November 24, 1932 McCOBMICK MESSENGER, McCORMICK, SOUTH CAROLINA PAGE NUMBER THREV NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE ^ J i t is^^ e ^ a J2. d u y t aiMi Virtue of a warrant Under and Jt>y virtue of a warrant i«#feSI sssssiM 4 State^ of^Soxfth ^ Si &‘°ot South Carofina 8 Anti th^ 1 ^ 1 ^^^ lauu ui «#wc n. j^uuwiui^, Connty of McComick, for the years County of McCormick for the years Countv of MrCorm^f^for +vl nd thc South and Southwest by lot of S. H. ^ h J e -o^scr^ .ots ^ deeded to S. H. and J. C. Talbert by L. G. Bell, Master for McCor mick County, South Carolina, on MASTER’S SALE Street and runnihg along Pine Street for a distance of Seventy Feet; measuring from the sidewalk STATE OF SOUTH r APnr tma on Virginia Street, the said lot of . Coanty o? Mc™rmfck ' land being rectangular in shape Cou y t ° f commmi Pleas and bounded on the Northwest by w p Haas m ° n ^ leas - Virginia Street, Northeast by Pine Street and land of Joe A. Ludwick, Modoc News on salesdav DKember'l^ £5?w e 7 m b « ^° ,d t0 same wU1 *>« sol<110 th e highest bid: the to-wit: SL'ds » “a. and the pro- a" M?Co?m^ ^ril ^r^ie^Sou^rcaroUni 6 ^Vv'^Votth^aTd taxes and « ^“SSi S? d a «5f I'M cost a, said seizure and sale, pa^nf^ ^^dWUS Z SgTa^ ^0?^^ Ji”* , . _ cost of seizure and sale, to-wit: and sale, to wit* belSl, and^Is^eacrUied'asIfoUcrirst' ,^ he .V™P e ,«L?t B i» ckwell *J»i- ..The property of 3. W. & B. L. against F. M. Lindley and Mrs. Sadie Find ley. Pursuant to judgmnt of the Court and decree of sale in the above entitled cause, I will sell at public auction on Salesday in De- , . cember, 1932 (the same being the February 15th, 1923, and recorded 5th day of December), in front of in Book 3 at page 75.. the Court House Door, in the City My one half interest in a lot ad- Jof McCormick, County and State joining the above described lots and aforesaid, during the legal hours of lying immediately South of slime; I sale, on terms specified below, the *»anv Q tvh 4* Hocr.vnwvsrt *<= mimw-?- -» « - 7- ^ *,.«,*> x. c aid lot having a frontage of Thirty following described real estate, to- ^£ rib ^ d kert, Mrs. Josie Parks, now W. P. McMillen, now W K Charles and is Feet on Virginia Street and wit: A^es of^nd d '^ore ty o?^ Pa T rk f S ’| an ?. ^ described as follows: described as follows: ’ running thence back Seventy Feet,| All of that certain piece, parcel wo % MrC^mtek e \. OVfn of P^k^ 1 } 1 ^ Four Hundred (400) Acres of together with brick building situate; 0 r tract of land situate, lying and aefcool District No. 3, n ^cC»nntek School District No. 25, McCormick land, more or less, in School Dis- thereon, and being.now occupied j being in White Town Township, ” ” ~ 5 — - - . ^tate and County aforesaid, con taining One Hundred and Seven- icen (117) Acres conveyed to Mrs. ana iracu imo. n ana oems Said lot being m a form of a rec . i T collector ^ r lP r ^ e nt e d^by a tangle and bounded on the North licCormick S. plat thereof made by R. B. Cheet b y a jg a jj ev . E as t by state November'lS 1 imm. Surveyor, dated August 11, Hiehwav No 2n* Smith hv lands of ’ Highway No. 20; South bv lands of Mrs. W. F. Glanton; West by lands of Mrs. W. G: Blackwell, and prob ably others. | J. T. FOOSHE, Tax Collector, McCormick County. McCormick. S. C., November 15, 1932.—3t. C., 1932.- NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE Under and by virtue of a warrant 1919. J. T. FOOSHE. Tax Collector, McCormick County. McCormick, S. C., November 15, 1932.—3t. NOTICE OF TAX SALE Under and by virtue of a warrant issued to me by the County Treas- seized*th)f following tip^rr\hf>ti nrrurZ Under and *>y virtue of a warrant S^ to sauife ihl 188116(1 10 m6 by the County Treas- Sta^te of South* Parnlhfsf 5 th2 urer of McCormick County, I have Countv of MrOornfirdc^nr sdiSed the foflowing described prop- 19 h? ? n ?h 183 hi and the same ^ StSe 1 ©/^^ t clronna S and thl Door at McCormick,"south“c“arorinI sold to the highest bidder for cash Countv of M^Cormfck for the veare and the P rocee ds of the sale will on salesday m December 1932, dur- 1^19and l931and thl ' be a PP lied to the payment of the ingthejegalhours of sale in. front be^ldto the highes? bK said taxes and the cost of said seiz- 5 at page 799 in the office of Mesne Conveyance for Abbeville County. Said lots having a frontage of ,; aed ^^ $>y .the County Treas-; street and running thence back 9 oun t7 , 1 have one Hundred (100) Feet to an alley, seized the following described prop- 0 f which I am the sole one half to satisfy the taxes due the owner and upon which there is no ° f #227? Ca F°, lma and the | subsisting lien of any kind what- ^tyof McConmck for the years soever on my said one half interest. 1928, 1929, 1930 and 1931, and the Deed to the above property is re- same will be sold to the highest corded in Office of Clerk of Court of Abbeville County in Deed Book No. 29 at page 513. As a condition precedent to the consideration of any bid, the Mas ter shall require a deposit of One Hundred Six ($106.00) Dollars, be fore considering any bid except such as may be made by the Plain tiffs or their Attorney. Terms of Sale: Cash; purchaser 20) in Block K in the town of Me- w. K. Charles, on the South by Cormick, S. C., together with all lands of Walter Ridlehoover and improvements thereon; according Manning Freeland and on the West to a plat thereof in Deed Book No.; by c. W. Freeland. bidder for cash on salesday in De cember 1932, during the legal hours nf sale in front of the Court House MASTER’S SALE °f the Court House Door at McCor- cashon salesdavhiDecember! ure and sale . to-wit: . nuck, South Carolina, and the pro- 193 2 duri 22 the w/l of sale • The Property of Mrs. M. M. But •' ^he^avment?P pUed ^ to front of the cluJt Ho^e Door t le ^ nd is des6r jbed as follows: xerms oi oaie: uasn; purci * liie coit^f a<; McCormick, South Carolina, and L 0 P? e J^ lindred . Fi tty (ISOl-Acres of to pay for papers and stamps. • The DroDertv of Amerfeln the Proceeds of the sale will he ap- ^ or ® °^!f’ T ^j! 1001 , DiS cT J. A. TALBERT, Guarantee 5 Co y and^ P lieli to the payment of the said ^f! C ?H? 1 M Ck fiF < K Un i' y ’ Acting Master for McCormick SlW ’ * described as ^ th £ c * ost of ^ seizure , North by lands county, S. C. 4 ' NWv-ono rAn i j and Sale, to-wit: .' ' / , ^ Daniel McKie, East by lands of November 15, 1932.—3t. y forty-one (41) Acres of land, ■- nronertv of Rnrnq jk Ru<di ’ J - B * McKie; South by lands of l=.". ■ ^aore or less in Sehoo! District No. dSribed as RdS^s* v““ , r Daniel McKie - West by lands of ^und^o^e North^by lub& ,^nt^ d (?2) A^elofjana, j Walls and probablv^hers ^adT Eair by land? ( omeriy of n ’ nr, ‘ nr N '> 1 - - - ' J ' T ' FOOSHE ' R. H. Wideman arid Mrs. Sallfe ftirker Allison; South by lands of Co ; ^ by ^ and J. T. Hayes Realty Co.; South by J. T. Hayes Realty Co„ fonrierly J. A. Callison lands,. E. L. RolUngs- worth and Spann lands: West by Quattlebaum lands, and probably others. * - >> ~ j. T. FOOSHE, - i it 3* w * Lanham;, West by C. & W. C. Railway and probably others. * :u - ^ r T; FOOSRIE, - Tax Collector; McCormick CJounty. McCormick, S. C., • - .*sr :v’ •;.■ u‘- : x lit' r .i* •- *. i:.. „ < NOTICE IMr ^TAX SALE me by the Count/tSSS^ urer .of McCormick County, I have seised the following described prop- ^ aa^sfy the taxes dye the Tax Ccdlector, McCormick County. McCormick, S. C., , November 15, 1932.—3t. „ NOTICE QF TAX SALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,v County of McCormick, Court of Common Pleas. J. S. Strom, T. J. Sibert and P. J. Robinson, as Receivers of The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ALSO All cf that certain piece, parcel or trace of land situate, lying and being in White Town Township State and County aforesaid, con taining Thirty-Five (35) Acres and bounded as follows: On the North by L. M. Pinson and W. K. Charles; on the East by lands of W. K Charles; on the South by lands of Walter Ridlehoover and Manning Freeland and on the West by lands of C. W. Freeland. As a condition precedent to the consideration of any bid, the Mas ter shall require a deposit of Thirty ($30.00) Dollars before considering any bid except such as may be made by the Plaintiff or his At torney. The said tracts shall be sold sep arately and then as a whole, and the sale realizing the largest bid will be used. Terms of Sale: Cash; purchaser to pay for papers and stamps. J. A. TALBERT, Acting Master for McCormick County, S. C. November 15, 1932.—3t. CITATION OF LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION Farmers Bank of McCormick, S. C. • f. . .. z^d tame John T - McOrattlmn M. McGrath, sued to me bv the County Treas- M rs. King McGrath and T. b! issued to me by the County Treas urer of McCormick County, I have seized the following described prop erty to satisfy the taxes due the State of South Carolina and the j County of McCormick, for the years NOTICE OF TAX SALE Greneker, Trustee. County of McCormick. BY J. A. TALBERT, Acting Probate Judge; . WHEREAS, J. A. Brown has made suit to me to grant him, J. A. (Brown, Letters of Administration of Pursuant to judgment of the the Estate and effects of Mattie J. Court and a decree of sale in the Crawford * fcbpye entitled cause, I will sell at I THESE ARE, THEREFORE, to cite public auction on Salesday in De- and admonish all and sirigular the ,ft0 ° ^ - ^ - >rs of the said deceased, that * ** ^ Door ,t McCormli. SlJgTaS I “kKSSL* 1929, 1930 and 193f| and the'same S?* lorcaahM salewfa^hrDecember Kl? SfrSTmaa* *SS2&tS i X: i ^.^Ifethe paymlnf of The Stare, to- hereof, 4 at ll X o’clock r in P the fore- he proceeds of the sale will be a»- sold 40 the highest bidder for cash is described as follows: I buildings thereon situated ivi lief to the payment of the said w^^^al^oui^^sLe^n’fmnt I Acres C of I land ed mJre rty or^ 1V les.s (1 ^in ' and being in McCorm ick County, S of said seizure Door at^M^^- Schw>l°Distrh;t No.^S^McCOTtnick ^ar Mcttck mSS' OomUnO otori 4*Ka R - C* nn fVio i 11C . e tUWIl Oi MC^OnnlCK, IXlGaS- ; The orooertv of J C Talbert am* nafeky South Carolina, arid the pro- County, S. C., bounded on the | urlne and PO ntaininp twpIvp la d^riSS aafoltaws: albert ' of «« ^ aPPUed to North by lands of Dr. G. A. Buneh; I XTrel more or lei lid winded by ».°?:^«&trc T t “«te t dli^ M « T ^o»^!| W • C ‘ RailWay, and J Pr '? ba FOOSHE erS ' p"e d ee bt p e areel o^llfTf l>y Long Cane Creek* South’bv J ' Fifty-Five (55) Acres of land, Tax Collector, McCormick County M. Talbert Estate* West hv Dp la more or less, in School District No. McCormick, S. C., we Estate, and probably others. 25, McCormick County, S. C., bound- November 15, 1932.—3t. “ ,ct' No. 2, Eighty-Three - (83) FL d hy glands jof H. E. ‘ to show cause, if any they d Administration _ granted. . GIVEN under my hand this 15th lying day of November, Anno Domini, “ " 1932. - J. A. TALBERT, Acting Probate Judge. Acres of land, more or less, in and T^ 0 *i, b y •School District No. 6, McCormick and c - ^ W-CRailway; County, S. C., bounded on the South by lands of W. VL Hammond, .North by lands formerly of T. J. Mrs. Nixori and Power Co.; West by Britt; East by Long Cane Creek; i lands °* ?* and Pow ~ South by other lands of J. C. Tal- er Co * and proba bert; West by De la Howe Estate, _ „ .. . _, J * T * FO P® HE ». and probably others. I Tax Collector, McCormick County. Tract No. 3, One Hundred Eighty- 1 McCormick, S. C., Four* (184) Acres of land, more or November 15, 1932. 3t. less, La School district No. 6, Mc Cormick County, S. C., bounded on the North by lands of Cuddy Estate and D. M. Wardlaw; East W. K. Bradley Estate; South by Taggart NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT AND DISCHARGE Mrs. C. C. Bennett t and Miss Margaret Lyon returned co their home at Lincolnton, Ga., after spending a couple of weeks here with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Reese. Messrs. Carroll Bussey, George Crawford, T. J. Stone and T. J. Stone, Jr., were business visitors to Augusta Saturday. Miss Rosalie Bussey spent last week among relatives and friends in Augusta. Friends of Mrs. T. T. Bussey will regret to know that she has been verv ill the past week. Mrs. E. F. Bussey spent a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hornsby at Clarks Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Talton Prince from Edgefield were visitors here Sunday eVening to the latter’s parents, lur. and Mrs. Tom Bussey. Miss Rosalie Bussey spent Tues day with friends in Greenwood. Messrs. Roy Bailey, Ray Bailey and L. C. Reese made a short visii. to Augusta Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. .Leo Hornsby spent Sunday evening with relatives and niends here. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bussey and Mr. and Mrs. J. O. McDaniel were the guests Sunday evening to Mrs. Minnie Bussey. Mr. Cornetch this week moved all cf his trucks and machinery co Pickens County, after spending some time here and at Clarks Hill working on the highway. Mr. C. A. Seigler spent a couple of days in Augusta this week. Mr. B. G. Reese, Mr. Warren Mc Daniel, Mr. qnd Mrs. Horace Glan ton are spending a few days with relatives here this week. Messrs. L. C. Reese and H. J. Bussey were . visitors to Augusta on Tuesday of this week. Mr. Carroll Bussey is spending a few days this, week in the moun tains of North Carolina. X—T JOOAY ft)** FftANK PARKER] STOCKBRIDOE NAMES . . . saving the common— The same thing has different names in different parts of the United States. Thus, what is al ways a “pail” in New England is a bucket” in the South. The Georgia boy might throw a “rock” at a squirrel, but up North la piece of rock small enough for that purpose would be called merely a “stone.” In some parts of the country “gum bo” means soup with okra in it: NOTICE OF TAX SALE NOTICE OF TAX SALE . * -x ^ ^ , . Take notice, that on the 15th day in other regions it refers to a sticky ^ K T a Gr 0 e f e S on iT £ Twin toa/acTouS Si “‘T ..° f , re , d clay - What Vlr R inia Horton by Deed dated November 12. £y acte ald dllngs as AdmlnStra- calIs “sals.ty" New York calls “oysl- 1897, and recorded in book of con- tor of the Estate of Willie Middle- veyances No. 4 at page 54 in the of- ton, deceased, in the office of the rice of the Clerk of Court for Me- judge of Probate for McCormick flO^Voio County, S. C., on April County, S. C., and on the same day 8tn, 1919. . w m apply for final discharge. ... . , AL SO | All persons having claims against All our right, title and interest said Estate will present them prop- L_1 piece, erly attested on or before that Under and by virtue of a warrant issued to me by the County Treas urer of McCormick County, I have in and to all that certain seized tne following describea prop- parcel, lot or tract of land situate’ date erty to satisfy the taxes due the lying and being in the' County of ’ J M GIBERT State of South Carolina and the McCormick, South Carolina, (for- Administrator Estate of Willie County of McCormick, and the merlv in Edgefield County) near Middleton ’ same will be sold to the highest the Town of McCormick, S. C.. November 2i 1932 —4t bidder for cash on salesday in De- measuring and containing Twenty- cember 1932, during the legal hours Three and Eight Tenths (23 8-10) j of sale in front of the Cpurt House Acres, more or less, and bounded by —, . , - — t . Unde . r and by of ^ warrant Door at McCormick, South Carolina, lands now or formerly of the C. & ■ b y Cowan Estate, and issued to me by the County Treas- and the proceeds of the sale will be W. C. Railway, J. w. Talbert, H.! probaoly others. urerof McCormick County, I have applied to the payment of the said Baughman Estate and McCormick! seized the following described prop- taxes and the cost of said seizure Estate. The same being in the: dU i K? e and sale ’ to -wit: County and State aforementioned. State of South Carolina and the) The property of Gassaway Cun- and that particular tract of land inon f j r ii 16 years ningham, and is described as fol- purchased by Mrs. E. T. Greeson ' I®®®. and V” 1 ' a “d the same j ows: from Thomas J. Britt by deed dat- will be sold to the highest bidder, one Black Mare Mule, led January 3, 1903, and recorded in ^o c ^ h on JL ale ? day i n D ec 6 m bcr One Jersey Colored Milch Cow. the Office of the Clerk of Court for 1932, during the legal hours of sale Returned in School District No. Edgefield County, South Carolina ^ 24 » County of McCormick, State of on January 5, 1906, in Book of Con- J. T. FOOSHE, Tax Collector, McCormick County. McCormick, S. C., November 15, 1932.—3t. NOTICE OF TAX SALE N BATTERIES FOR ALL LIGHT CARS $6.65 'whittle battery SERVICE 622 BROAD PHONE 1166 AUGUSTA, GA. SoutlT Carolina. State of South CaroUna and the, of Mrs Tns*.P Porte County of McCormick, for the years 1 ll0 w h w P ^ P Parks ^nd fs ^e^SSS 1930 and 1931, and the same will be i °TnilowC' P k ’ d 18 descnbed sold to the highest bidder for cashj a nnp » 7 nt in thn mnu,™ ?hgThe^fe^Mioure 6 of^sale^n’front ^^ck C^unly S^C^wi^ im * £«i£r IS SSM dSi to-wit* ^ seizure and sale, of 198 feet; bounde d on the North ia Telco'S ?in P „ w |: Mll,er ’ and pib.rs d u a °r f e tor n a y dirtanc e e rt of m ■"^Ta.Lofln'lTmWin, thereon get; W No- ^cT°nS °4 M C SSl1ckTmL D1 S b^aVknirind the lin'd?bt^ ncy. XNU. iwcyormick County, S. T ^ aio T>orks for o distonoo. tno J. T. FOOSHE, Tax Collector, McCormick County. McCormick, S. C. November 15, 1932.—3t. MASTER’S SALE veyances number 20, at page 602. ALSO All our right, title and interest in and to all of that certain piece, par cel, lot or tract of land, situate, ly- ‘ ing and being in the County of Me- 1 Cormick (formerly Edgefield Coun-: ty, S. C.,) measuring and contain- 1 ing One (1) Acre, more or less, on the South side of the C. & W. C. Railway, bounded by lands of Mrs. E. T. Greeson (a part of the same STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of McCormick, Court of Common Pleas. J. S. Strom, T. J. Sibert and P. J. land herein conveyed) by lands now Robinson, as Receivers of The 1 or formerly of J. W. Deason. and Farmers Bank of McCormick, S. being known as the John Hollo- C. . ' way lot, the same being that piece, against parcel, lot or tract of land purchas- J. C. Talbert, et al. I ed by Mrs. E. T. Greeson from C. Pursuant to judgment of the H. Calvert by deed dated Novem- Court and a decree of sale in the i her 20, 1905, and recorded in the . ..»ww IU u;k v>uum.v o - . « i. * * above entitled cause, I will sell at office of the Clerk of Court for C., being 12 1-2 feet on Northwest f® 81 ? West\v°land.<? nf pubI j c au ^? n Salesday in De- Edgefield County, South Carolina. Side of D?t 7 to Block M and 11 1-2 £ X “ Page 603 JanUary the Court House Door, in the City J As a condition precedent to the of McCormick, County and State consideration of any bid, the Mas- aforfcsaid, during the legal hours of ter shall require a deposit of Two sale, on terms specified below, the Hundred and Eighty ($280.00) Dol- following described real estate, to- iars, before considering any bid wit: • I except such as may be made by the All my one half interest in that Plaintiff on their Attorney. *** on sbuthS*^rde of "u,!". to f^well d ^ t ^<>* ** Block M. being 24 f e et on Main. reet - and Pronely ouiers. Street and running back a distance _ rollector McCormickfw^v of 100 feet to anAliey, according to s County. MaP.of.Town of McCormick made ^SI l5 l9S2.-3t. ^ And 2* 0n « January, 1907. • Bouhtied On North by McGrath Sfos » East 2ly\ Alley* Soutl't by 'j .... q M.- - Bullock^ West by Main FOB SALE—Pedigreed Appier Oats pertain piece, parcel, lot or tract of I Street. ’ McCormick Dry 9f Cleaners Gold Street, just off Main —Phone 72— # Good Work Guaranteed Men’s Suits cleaned and pressed, 50c; Ladies’ Dresses and Long Coats, 50c. We do altering and repair work of any kind, also Hat work. Work called for and deliv ered same day in town. W. E. CAMPBELL, Prop. Tax CoUector, McComic'k^taurrty. . ^,.45 wap.- h«sh.T- xm land, situate, lying and being In to pay for papers and stamps, at 40 cents per bushel, Red May ^ Town of McCormick, S. C.J j. 0. TALBERT, Wheat, 90 cents *pier bushel T measurnig and containing Fifty Acting Master for McCormick - * Eight Feet on Virginia Street, meas- .County, S. C. A. Dowtin, Rt. L Troy, «. C.- . U ring from the sidewalk on Pine, ifovember-15, 1932.—3t. 666 LIQUID - TABLETS - SALVE Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds Terms of Sale: Cash; purchaser first day. Headaches or Neuralgia in 30 minutes. 666 SALVE for HEAD COLDS Most Speedy Remedies Known er plant.” New Englanders refer to a sudden Summer thunderstorm as a “tempest,” while oldtime Vir ginians call such a storm a “gusty.” The American Council of Learn ed Societies is beginning to collect these local names of common things. ; They are all good English, and many of them are survivals of old English words no longer used in England. With the freer mingling of people from different regions many of these distinctions of speech are disappearing, and it is well to have them collected now and preserved before some of the words and phrases vanish entirely from the language. SHIPS ... a 1,050 footer— The largest ship ever built, the new French liner, Normandie, was launched the other day at St. Na- i zaire. For thirty years shipping men had been talking about the thousand-foot ship, but the Nor mandie is the first to reach that length. She is one thousand and fifty feet long. Before the war the Germans and the English had built several ships in the nine-hundred-foot class, such as the Lusitania, Mauretania, Leviathan, Majestic, and Aquitania. Since the war the tendency has been toward smaller ships, until the Italians surprised the world with the Rex, the largest ship ye‘; put into commission since the war. There are not many harbors i i th world n which a thousand-foo; ship can be safely docked. It is not likely that we will see much larger , craft, afloat in our time. These big ships are uneconomica , and are subsidized by governments largely for advertising purposes. The bulk of the world’s commerce has always been borne, and prob ably will always be borne, by small er craft, which can go wherever there is cargo to be'carried.