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JOURNAL AND REVIEW, ANOTICE OF SALEf* It*am take notice that the fen Tapt,signed heir* at taw of the late John Stauhem will of?i»r for tQ ^ICPyathighest h^der, for cash, on saleseralthe 3rd day of November 1924, innanefront of the Court House at Aiken,Faflkkktuii ...... . lUk. . fc.-f'salescity*»Ithe folk wing iHtfffftpd ? r)„ ! rtl belonging to the said estate;Tract containing Ten HundredSeventy (10701 acre#/ more or ft***, known as the John Staubes WaterposeOctol»92 hIJahu;Alllimit?IITractthereetone five room dwelling, five (5 ten-madeCoun?.mati fish pond and gristmill in running order, ample woodYTong leaf pine trmtierrPmm t — — — ■ ■■■■ wSaid land is hounded on the Northaby \\. J. Staubes and PortmanHeath, East by Arthur Wimberly, JoeGordon and M. E. Holley, South byrArtie Heath and Mrs. Stella Glover,ed wiyear, ;s as iIWest by Wadi Stella Glover.Lamar and Mrs.Said tract uf land i# situated about nine miles south of Aiken on• tenor 3ondSinkir»the east side of Silver Bluff Road.Hollow Creek runs through saidtract of land. About Two Hundred(200) acres clear.W. J. STAUBES.Regiitof JEleMcCarterMRS. HERBERT E. GYLES,F. K. STAUBES.NotbooksOctober 14. 1924.Aiken
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Aiken Journal and Review

Aiken, South Carolina, US

Wed, Oct 29, 1924

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