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Newspaper
Pickens Sentinel
Location
Pickens, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
In Pickens County court, Bank of Hedges as plaintiff seeks sale of lands of John Dill et al on November 6 1922. Tracts include 180 acres part of Williams place and two smaller parcels totaling 905 acres with Deed references and mortgage terms. One third cash due sale day with balance in two yearly installments.
In Pickens County Common Pleas Jas P Carey Jr as administrator of J E Robinson estate will sell land parcels in Easley at November 6 1922 sale during legal hours at Pickens Court House. The deeds cover Lots 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 fronting West Main Street with varied rear depths and a 150 1 4 acre tract in Dacusville Township. Purchaser deposits 300 cash or check with Clerk and pays papers stamps and recording fees.
In Pickens County a mortgage foreclosure sale is scheduled for November 6 1922 at the county court house. Two parcels on Rico Creek are listed as Tract 1 of 30 acres and Tract 2 of about 29 acres joining Elbert Welton Miss Sula Hall and others, conveyed by W C and Ellaonton to J L Barnes. Cash only on sale day with transfer papers revenue stamps and recording fees borne by the purchaser.
Prudence Clayton Stratman files against J. Sam Wilson in a decretal order by Judge T. Sease. A public auction on November 6 1922 offers two tracts in Pickens County totaling about 561 acres near Central through The Southern Land Auction Company. Cash on day of sale. If bidder fails to comply, resell at risk and expense of the former bidder. Clerk of Court, Pickens County, October 12 1922.
A court sale is scheduled under the decretal order of Judge T. B. Sease dated October 6 1922. The sale will be to the highest bidder for cash, involving plaintiff J P Ables and defendants W N Jones Dora Jones J W Langford and W E Rush.
R L Griffin trustee will sell at Pickens Court House in November 1922 a 57 1/2 acre tract in Central Township part of W W Clayton lands. Sold to highest bidder with one third cash and balance in three annual installments secured by mortgage at 7 percent interest. Additional costs for papers and stamps.
By virtue of Act No 58 section 27 approved Feb 24 1917 the sheriff will sell to the highest bidder in front of the Court House door Pickens South Carolina during legal hours a Ford Touring automobile used on July 19 1920 by Mick Rankin and Thomas Patterson in illegal liquor transport. Cash.
By virtue of Act No 38 approved Feb 24 1917 the court house door at Pickens South Carolina will sell the automo ke used November 24 1921 by Lee McKee and Alfred McKee in alleged violation of the act. Cash terms.
By virtue of Act No. 38 approved Feb 24 1917 the sheriff will sell at the Court House door in Pickens S C one Stoddard Runabout automobile used on Aug 9 1922 by Rhet Riddle and Frank Haskins in the illegal transportation of alcoholic liquors under the act.
Strayed ore Duroc sow left home on October 11. Finder asked to contact Tom Bates of Pizskens R1 with information.
The books for State and County taxes will be open from October 15 1922 to December 1922 with optional payments in January February and March 1923 plus penalties. The notice lists levies for State County Const Schools Road Bond Special Roads and other taxes with detailed district millage figures and dog tax. It also notes a poll tax and commutation road tax and mentions that dogs must be taxed by February 1 1923. District millages are itemized per district and the notice names county treasurer T Hinton and Ada Craigs Alexander with a corn and fodder sale. The notice states an application to N A Christo.
Judge positing in Pickens County South Carolina on October 28 1922 at 11 in the forenoon or as soon after as the raid application can be heard grants leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of E M McQueen deceased and discharge as administratrix Josie McQueen Administratrix
Application to Judge of Probate for Pick Carolina on November 4 1922 for leave to make final settlement of the personal estate of William P Freeman deceased and discharge as executor J T Hutchings Executor
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