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DECREE FOR SALE IN FORE- | Sc CLOSURE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |? County of Wiliamsburg. IA Court of Common Pleas. | Julia W. Lucas, Plaintiff, ' , fie against I hi W. J. Parker and Ella J. Parker, De- i fendants. Notice is hereby given, that under ('a and by virtue of a decree signed by ar his Honor Judge T. J. Mauldin in the sa above entitled action, bearing date pi the 5th, day of December. 1921, to me directed. I will sell to the highest cr bidder, for cash, before the courthouse sh door in the town of Kingstree. County ba of Williamsburg, State of South Carolina, on the first Monday in January. 1922, the same being the 2nd day ?*. th said month, during the legal hours ~ of sale, the toll own ng aescriDea tracts of land: ? "All those three tracts of land \ j bounded and described as follows, to- !, wit: ? "Tract No. 1: All that certain piece, parcel, or tract of land, lying, ! ! being and situate In the County of ? Williamsburg, State of South Caro- \ j lina, containing five (5) acres, more ., or less, and bounded on the North by ?? lands of Vermelle Parker; on the East \) by lands of J. C. Young and lands of . Fate Melton; and on the South .and i" West by lands of W. P. Parker; the | \ | same being the tract of land conveyed j.. to the said W. J. Parker by William Charlie Parker by aeed dated October [ J 22nd, 1919, recorded in the clerk's .. office of said county in Deed-Book 1 'A-16\ at page 192. \ \ "Tract No. 2: All that certain .. ?iece, parcel or tract of land, lying. j eing and situate in the County of ]) nr:n;nmi.k,ii>CT State of South Caro VT JliitllIlCUl4t?, lina, containing: ninety-four (94) ' acres, more or less, and bounded on \' the North by lands of J. H. Wheeler; .. on the East by lands of S. B. McEl- ' veen; on the South by lands of J. D. ] J Wilson; and on the West by lands of ?> J. W. Stewart; the same "being: the tract of land this day conveyed to the said W. J. Parker by E. L. Baylor. ?? "Tract No. 3: All that certain ; j piece, parcel, or tract of land, lying, being and situate m the Counties of ? ? Williamsburg and Clarendon, State j; of South Carolina, containing seven- j J ty-five (75) acres, more or less, and ? ? bounded on the North by lands now '' of J. R. McKenzie, formerly of T. K. 1 ! McEl veen and S. M. Floyd; on the ? East by Jands of J. C. Young; on the \ J South by the Public road leading from ] ! McFadden's to W. D. Fitch's place; < ? and on the West by lands of J. R. \\ McKenzie, formerly of N. R. McKen- ,! zi^-the same being the tract of land <? conveyed to the said Ella J. Parker J J by N. R. McKenzie by deed dated , , March 20th, 1902, and recorded in ? ? the office of the clerk of the court of ] J Clarendon county in Deed-Book 'N-3' ,, at page 688." Purchaser to pay for papers, and J J in the event he fails to comply with ,, his bid on the day of sale, the land < will be re-sold on the same or some J | ?1 ?of Viic risk. , , SUU^ljUCilV Mutual wv December 13th, 1821. H. S. GAMBLE, T Sheriff of Williamsburg county. X 12-15-31. L. & S. ? NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE ? STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. + County of Williamsburg. it Court of Common Pleas. IT J. E. Baker, Plaintiff. !J against \ \ Henry Gadson, Defendant. < Notice is hereby given, that pur- J | su&nt to a Decree for sale in fore- <. closure, made in the above stated j case, by his Honor Judge James E. ) J Perufoy, on the 3rd day of May, 1921, ?. to me directed, I will sell to the high- J ; est bidder for cash, before the court- ! ! house door, in Kingstree, S. C., on < > the first Monday in January, 1922, | | the same being the 2nd day of the \ said month, during the legal hours < ? of sale, the following described tract ] J of land: , ! All that certain piece, parcel or < ? tract of land, lying, being and situate J | in the County of Williamsburg, and State of South Carolina, measuring ? ? and containing forty two and one-half J' (42 1-2) acres, moie or less, and ! ! bounded and described as follows, to < > wit: On the North by lands of Henry ] ; Driffin; on the East by lands now or , ) formerly of Mrs. M. A. McGee; on ?? the South by lands of J. E. Baker; J J and on the West by lands of the said , , J. E. Baker, said tract of land being ?> now in the possession ot tne saia ,, Henry Gadson. ?. Purchaser to pay for papers. ?? November 14th, 1921. ! J J. D. BRITTON, Clerk of Court Williamsburg coun- ?? ty, S. C. 12-15-3t. E. L. H. j; CITATION NOTICE. *4 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ? County of Williamsburg. By W. E. Snowden Esquire, Probate *M Judge. J J Whereas, Mrs. Florence Estelle ?? Brown made suit to me, to grant her '' letters of administratien of the es- ] [ tate of and eifects of John M. Brown. i? These are therefore to cite and ad- ' ' ~ monish all and singular the kindred \ and creditors of the said J. M. Brown, ?? deceased, that they be and appear J | before me in the court of probate, ] I to be held at Kingstree on 24 of De- < > cember, next after publication there- 1 ; of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to J [ show cause, if any they have, why ? > the said administration should not ' ' be granted. I Given under my hand, this 14th < day of December, Anno Domini, 1921. ' Published on the 15 and 22 day of I December, 1921, in The County Record. > > W. E. SNOWDEN, ; ; Probate Judge. \ T A R , , TRESPASS NOTICE. j; Pursuant to the provisions of Sec- !, tion 241, Criminal Code of South Caro- <? lina. notice is hereby given that the ]; lands owned by and under control of !! the undersigned in Mouzon, Sumter and Ridge townships, Williamsburg ; J county, S. C., are posted, and all per- I, sons are hereby warned against hunt- < > ing, or trespassing in any manner | J upon the same. Violaters of this !, notice will be Drorecuted. 1? S. W. GOWDY. ' !2-15-4tp. ,1 Hie sting of a bee is only about one 1 > ~ thirty -second cf an inch in length. ^ >. Car. Girl Seeks Divorce in Maine. Portland, Maine, Dec. 9.?Gladys . Rhodes, seeking a divorce from 1 alley Rhodes, of Easley, S. C., testi- C. ;d yesterday that she had married day m when she was 13 years of age gor ily as a means of avoiding atten- 1 ince of school. She was a big girl mu id other pupils "plagued" her, she giv id. The marriage took place in rep liladelphia in 1916. She charged J uelty and non-suppcrt, adding that of e had left the home of her hus- hel< md's parents in South Carolina with- I it shoes. Decision was reversed by hos e court. cou .. ; 'I' NOT! B. F. Patrick S Sold at Less 1 The stock of merclu of B. F. Patrick is to be first of January 1922. T1 cupied by him next doo will be opened for the p of the stock of goods by M FRIDAY, DECE] The stock consists o hats, caps, work shoes, sv alls, dry goods, hose, blan] shirts for men, etc. A Lot of Toys mas Trii Also one good iron se Remember these goc at less than cost, and affo portunity to get your C] a bargain. MRS. B Administratrix Estai I : i n I?n 111 n ?1111 h 11 n 111 Whitman's i Just, arrived, a beau Whitman's Candies, put i Baskets and Boxes fo "No" will mean "Yes" if Whitir Y w J. M. McG Kingstree, mil mm umoi limine I II I IM I I H IMIM IMIII IIHI NOTK MR. FARMER: Now is your Products on the Form ii Get all yoar Cows together, also 1 your Milk. Ship the cream 2 or 3 ti: ?? ni?> liHIa rhprlc parh and evi the Skim Milk to feed to your calves j whole milk. A great many farmers t on the cows, in other words, THOWING AWAY A H which tkey could obtain by shipping enough cows to supply its State with but at the present time the Butter is tioas and our farmers ARE LOSING The Farmers in the West are makii active interest in shipping of Cream, this state and the farmers must get i build up the farm and still GIVE T] We are in a position to ha as we have all machinery to 1 aid take care of you. For Further Information 1 WEST ENI Charleston, H ntnHHn; i; i t 1111an U. D. C. Meeting Friday. 'he Williamsburg Chapter U. D. held its regular meeting last Fri' at the home of Mrs. C. C. Montnery. "he various committees for the sical comedy, Katcha Koo, to be en here tomorrow night gave full orts of the work they had done. Irs. Harry Britton gave a report the convention of the U. D. Cs. J in Batesberg December 6-8. Lfter the business sessions, the tess served a delightful sweet rse. fr-H"I"K"!"l"M"l"M"l lit 1 ****** :CE! itock to be :: fhan Cost, il i i mdise of the estate :: sold out before the le store formerly oc- ; r to the post office :: urpose of disposing [rs. Patrick, ? i, lVIBER 9TH. f men's underwear, :: veaters, socks, over- ?: / / kets, work and dress and Christnkets. ife and 1 oil tank. ; >ds will be sold out : rds an excellent optiristmas articles at I.F.PATRICK. :: be of B. F. Patrick. ;; HMII MM IIIIHII111 III Candies j tiful assortment of :: ? ap in 1 and 2 pound 11 r Christmas. Her ;; ' you send her 11 tan's ill & Co. ji South Carolina, j :i CE! !j the Time to Ton all i j ito Money. >uy a Separator, and Separate \ \ tnes a week to this Creamery 1 ery week. You will then have ! I and hogs, which is better than j| o-day are raising their calves < > ANDSOME JPROFIT Cream. South Carolina has ?1 all the Butter that they need, ! I being shipped from other sac- )| ALL THIS GREAT PROFIT. ?; tg money, but are taking an ,, The Boll Weevil has struck 11 nfn .nmsthilllT which will 1 HEM MONEY. ! I ndlt your Cream Daily, j; Manufacture BUTTER ; Write 12-8-4t ii > DAIRY SoutH Carolina ; I The Store of Gifts h For Men * THE LADIES ESPECIALLY WILL BE GLAD TO I KNOW ABOUT THE GREAT VARIETY OF THINGS 11 j TO BE FOUND IN A STORE LIKE THIS THAT ARE 1 SUITABLE FOR GIFTS FOR MEN || M YOU SEE, EE'S A STORE WHERE MEN BUT THEIR. OWN THINGS; AND WHEN YOU BUY IN ! THEIR OWN STORE YOU'RE SURE TO GET THE | SORT OF THINGS THEY WANT j Hart Schaffner & Marx | 5 I :'V Suits and Overcoats Jk mam ARE AMONG THE CHIEF THINGS OF INTEREST HERE; BUT THERE ARE MANY LESSER THINGS THAT MEN WANT; YOU'LL SEE A LOT OF THEM HERE. |H A Few Suggestions Which May Aid You n in Your Chistmas Selections V NECKWEAR " HANDKERCHIEFS HOSIERY HATS SHIRTS BELTS MUFFLERS GARTERS ... j GLOVES 1 BATH ROBES SWEATERS \ ] SUSPENDERS McGill Brothers - Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes * : 1 * 11 4