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Newspaper
The Dispatch News
Location
Lexington, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
4
Many people take risks with colds, believing recovery without treatment. Every cold weakens the lungs and vitality, lowering resistance to later illnesses. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous for curing bad colds, is offered as an affordable preventive aid.
Celebrated dog trainer Joe Armstrong solved a rat problem around his kennels using RAT-SNAP. In three weeks every rat disappeared and he recommends the safe cake form to other dog owners. Sold by Lexington Pharmacy and Harmon Drug Company in three sizes 34¢ 65¢ and 91.25 with guarantee.
Lexington citizen Mr E A Sox, farmer, recalls suffering from backache and kidney discomfort. A friend recommended Doan s Kidney Pills, and after using two boxes he felt relief. Price 10c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Landowner DF Schumpert warns against hunting, hauling wood, or trespassing on his lands and states that any trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
All persons are warned not to trespass or allow stock to run at large on the undersigned rounds. The law will be enforced against violators. Pinckney C. Koon signs this notice.
By act of the 1921 general assembly notice is issued to Confederate soldiers or pensioners to assemble at the court house to form an honor roll and elect three members for the Honor Board to govern future pension actions. Meeting at the court house on Monday January 2, 1922 at 10 a.m. Attendance is urged. Pea M. D. Harman, Cam Aged Dec 7.
State of South Carolina Lexington County Walter F Hook probate judge issues a citation in the matter of A W Haltiwanger for Letters of Administration. Kindred and creditors are admonished to appear in probate court at Lexington on December 19 to show cause why administration should not be granted. Published December 1 1921 in Lexington newspaper.
Notice of public auction to sell the 84 acre home place of H W Koon deceased. Property lies near Irmo between Irmo and Hope's Ferry. Auction date December 24. Details and plot view available through Mrs H W Koon Columbia S C R F D No 3. Irmo address shown.
Notice from Lexington Cotton and Fertilizer Co informing customers of gin operations on Wednesday Thursday and Friday December 14 16 and 16 with closing at 3 percent for the season. Parties with cotton to gin are asked to come on the named dates.
A 1921 notice from Mrs D L George and T George warns all persons not to trespass on premises at Airway. It states that trespass will be prosecuted under the law and enforcement will be strict. November 24 1921.
This notice warns all persons not to trespass on the premises by hunting fishing or any other trespass as the law will be enforced against any violators. Connelly signed the notice indicating ownership and intent to uphold property rights.
The Clerk of Court for Lexington presides over a public auction of Chapin real estate as per court order. The sale, scheduled for the first Monday in January 1921, lists multiple Lindler defendants and describes a sixty foot by unknown depth parcel in Chapin with terms: half cash, balance on credit in one year at seven percent, secured by bond and mortgage, plus papers stamps and recording fees.
By order of the Common Pleas court in Lexington, the undivided estate of Hilliard Reed will be sold at public auction at the courthouse door on the first Monday in January next during legal hours. The property is 52 acres in Platt Springs township, bounded east by Eli Spires, north by Peter Glass, west by Lizzie Kernaghan, south by George Pounds.
Lexington seller Willie Dooley lists Wakefield cabbage plants at 1.50 per 1000. Route 4 is provided as contact location for buyers.
Court of Common Pleas in Lexington schedules January sale of ten acre tract in Lexington County South Carolina. Property bounded by Gerge and Lizzie Rish W M Sharpe H E Smith and Blackville Dirt Road, purchased from A G Smith in 1916. Cash with fees. papers revenue stamps recording fees. H L Harman clerk. Timmerman Graham attorneys for plaintiff. December 10th 1921.
The Hare National Bank of Lexington & Co plaintiff seeks sale by court order of real estate in Black Creek Township Lexington County adjoining Henry Cook John J. Merea and Bardin lands. The 626 acres split into two tracts Home Tract and Tract No 5 with water rights and mortgage easements. Sale set for first Monday in January at Lexington Court House public auction. Terms cash with $500 due to Clerk within 30 minutes of bid. failure triggers immediate resale. Purchaser pays papers recording fees and revenue stamps. H L Harmon attorney.
T H Shull as plaintiff seeks sale of a tract of land described as forty five acres more or less in Lexington County South Carolina. The sale is by public auction at the courthouse door in Lexington with cash terms and payment of papers stamps. Buyers must comply with the stated terms and pay costs.
Bank of Pelion files a foreclosure in the Court of Common Pleas Lexington. W M Spires and others are defendants. By order of the court the property described as 118 acres in Platt Springs Township, bounded by W A Goodwin, W A Spires, J M Spires, and Lightler Guignard, will be sold at the courthouse on the first Monday in January. Terms: cash. papers and stamps paid by purchaser. Attorneys Harman Timmerman & Graham. December 10, 1921.
By virtue of authority vested by order of the court I will sell at public auction at the court house door on the first Monday in January, the second day of the month, describing real estate in Bull Swamp Township Lexington County South Carolina. The property includes lands conveyed to J. Lawton Jeffcoat and Willie B. Jordan by deed dated 1915 and a subdivision plat of about 216 acres. boundaries include Fr ees Gunter, J. Lawson Hydrick, and Pond Branch. Terms cash. purchaser pays papers and stamps. Attorneys for plaintiff EFIRD & CARROLL.
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