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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
3
State of South Carolina Pickens County executor announces a public sale of two tracts on Keowee River. Tract 1 contains about 106 acres and Tract 2 about 764 acres. Sale day in January 1914 at Pickens Court House door with terms: one third cash, balance credit in one and two years secured by mortgage.
Probate Judge J. I. Newberry in Pickens County will sell at public sale on a January Salesday 1914 to the highest bidder for cash the real estate of H. L. Clayton deceased. The properties include multiple parcels in Liberty and Central Township on Twenty Mile Creek and Twelve Mile River totaling several hundred acres, described in deeds to Clayton and his predecessors, with plats available at Mauldin’s office. Sale proceeds to benefit the estate. purchasers pay for recording and papers.
In the Court of Common Pleas Sarah Breazeale and others sue Murphree. By decree of H. F. Rice dated December 6 1918 the seller will auction January salesday 1914 at Pickens Court House. The land is 23 acres on Twelve Mile River bounded by Brazeale Hagood. Cash with buyer paying papers and recording fees.
In Common Pleas Court D M Mauldin plaintiff and Dinah Calhoun et al defendants a decretal order dated December 6 1913 directs sale at Salesday in January 1914 during legal hours at Pickens Court House of two land parcels Bailey lot 38 seven eighths acre conveyed to Dinah Calhoun November 28 1911 and a Town of Central lot fronting on east Main Street bounded by Mrs Hall and Southern R R right of way with Gaines and Gassaway cash terms purchaser pays all papers and recording fees
In pursuance of a decretal order Judge H F Rice dated December 12 1918 Mauldin sells to the highest bidder in January 1914 at Pickens Court House the two lots on High Street Easley 60 by 160 feet and a 21 acre tract along the Twelve Mile river bounded by Latimer Brown estate and Edd Stephens. Purchaser to pay cash.
Notice to debtors and creditors of the estate of the late Harriett B. Murphree. Claims must be proven on or before January 10, 1914 or be debarred of payment. Debts should be paid to T. J. Mauldin, Attorney, or to W. M. Murphree, Administrator.
In pursuance of a decretal order signed by Judge H. F. Rice on November 17 1918 in Greenville D C the highest bidder will purchase at January salesday 1914 during legal hours in Pickens SC a tract of 604 acres adjoining the estate of Mrs Flima Martin Martin Terrel and Miles Burgess and conveyed to James Davenport by deed on record in Prelen County SC One half cash day of sale balance due in 12 months secured by purchaser bond and mortgage at 7 percent with purchaser option to pay all cash at any time purchaser pays all papers and recording fees
All churches in the Twelve Mile River Association that have not received their 1913 minutes may obtain them by writing to D. & Garrett, Pickens, route 2.
Lee Chastain of Pickens married Miss Pansy Gibbes granddaughter of Gibbes of Greenville in a small ceremony at the residence of Mrs. Kirby. The couple left by train No 11 for the groom’s home amid well wishers and a generous reception of gifts followed.
A Sawtelle California woman describes contracting a severe cold that settled on her lungs. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which she bought and found relief after one night and a week without soreness. For sale by all dealers.
In Court of Common Pleas Judge H F Rice issues a sale by auction in January 1914 of a parcel in Liberty town Pickens OC fronting Second and Main streets. The lot, about 28 feet by 60 feet, was conveyed to M O Jennings by Mary Hunter and later by M O Jennings to Frank Jennings. Purchaser bears all papers costs. if terms not met, premises may be resold at purchaser’s risk. A J Boggs Clerk.
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