Foreclosure sale notice for Lexington land parcels in Black Rock Twp
Court orders auction of 626 acres in Black Rock Township to satisfy mortgage held by Carolina Land and Mortgage Co. The sale, to be held at the Lexington County courthouse, requires cash payment of $500 to Clerk and additional costs. Describes two tracts totaling 526 and 100 acres with water rights and adjacent land bounds. Also details second 6 1/2 acre tract in Lexington County with specified bounds and cash terms. The sale occurs on the first Monday in March next, under a prior purchaser risk clause.
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Home National Bank of Lexing S. C
Fred G. Hartley
Lexington
Blackroek Township
Garleas
Henry Cook
A. L. Garvin
John J. McCartha
Bardin
Black Creek
J. .D. Jones
E. L. Hartley
Fred G. He
Catolina Land and, Mortgage Co
Lexington County
Carolina
BR. Craft
M. B. Shanpe
M. A. Sharpe
Jeremiah ‘Wise
A. J. Craft
H. L. Harmon
Clera E Smith sale of eighty eight acre tract in Lexington
Court sale in Lexington County under a 1921 order will auction the Black Creek Township property of eighty eight acres to the highest bidder. The land borders Gantt Ira Berry and may involve Mrs Mary Hallman. the deed traces to Clera E Smith from L L Gantt. Sale set for the first Monday in March at the courthouse door in Lexington.
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State of
South Carolina
County of Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Bank of Pelton
Clara E. Smith
Court House
Lexington
S. C
Black Creek Township
Lexington County
G. C. Gantt
Ira Berry
Mary Hallman
Clera E. Smith
L. L. Gantt
Clerks Sale in Lexington Court House Door Detail
Pleas N C McDuffie & Company sue E M Fields Jr. The sale at Lexington Court House door occurs during legal hours on the 7th day of the month in Cayce. Lot A described from a 1907 plat by O S Bunch runs 330 feet north, curved 655 feet along Southern Railway spur, birthplace of the McDuffie lumber mill.
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Court House
Lexington
D. c
Cayce
South Carolina
Southern Railway Company
N. C. McDuffie & Company
Saloa E. m M. Field, Sr
Lexington court auction in Lexington County case
Batesburg Cotton Oil Company petitions against A W Craft L H Shealy Wilcox Ives Company and H L Harmon clerk. Public auction to the highest bidder announced in the Court of Common Pleas and General Sessions for Lexington County.
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State of
South Carolina
Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Batesburg Cotton Oil Company, Incorporated
A. W. Craft
L. H. Shealy
Wilcox Ives & Company
H. L. Harmon
Clerk of Court of Common Pleas and
General Sessions
Lexington County
CLERK'S SALE IN LEXINGTON FOR 1921 LAND PARCEL
In the Court of Common Pleas Dora E. Caughman vs C S Dickert et al I will sell at public auction cash in front of Lexington County Court House on the seventh day of March 1921 a sixty five acre tract in Hollow Creek Township bounded by Luther Oxner Tom Shealy Walter Shealy and Y. J. Swygert. Also final discharge notice for A S Frick estate and tax return reminder urging 1921 listings before February 20 with penalties.
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Savannah Guano -Company
Court House
Lexington County
Dora E. Caughman
Plainiff
C. S. Dickert
C. B. Dickert
Bertha L. Dickert
Earle Dickert
Pearle Dickert
Nannie Dickert
Ollie May Dickert
Colie Dickert
Lexington
S. C
Wateringford News Takes Note Of Local Farm Woes And Illness
The Wateringford newspaper details tire and guano supply troubles as farmers replace grain with seed and sow large wheat and spring oats. It notes illnesses of H R Smith and Simon Taylor, social visits by H A Howard M R Crout N E Rish G W Hooker M A Howard and others, and a kerosene lamp explosion injuring Sam and Mrs Derrick and two children near Uncle Henry's.
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Little Black Creek
G. W. Hooker
M. A. Howard
Swansea
E. F. Bish
J. M -Hallman
Henry
Sam Derrick
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Lexington Citizen
A Lexington resident, D. S. Smith of Main St, testifies of kidney relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports initial relief after the first box and continued benefit, recommending the remedy for future troubles. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y, manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
D. S. Smith
Main St
Doan
Local Folk News From Newberry and Leesville
Mr J and family spent weekend with relatives in Newberry. Mrs M R Koon, recently home from Leesville hospital, is recovering well. Thomas Crafts visited with friends Heber Amick and brothers. Beulah Langford stayed with Grace Amick. Lizzie Drafts spent weekend with Annie Shealy. Mr LE Koon smiles at birth of another boy.
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Akoun
W. Langford
Newberry
M. R. Koon
Leesville Hospital
Thomas Crafts
Heber Amick
Beulah Belle Langford
Grace Amick
Lizzie
Cedar Grove
Annie Shealy
Koon
Pape Diapepein Relief for Indigestion Promises Ease
A vintage patent remedy claims rapid relief for indigestion gas sourness and heartburn. It asserts the product neutralizes acidity and corrects stomach distress so users can eat favorite foods again. Sold widely in drug stores at low cost with millions helped annually.
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Pathe
Costa
Free Million Packets of Flower Seeds Catalog Offer
A Hastings seeds promotion claims over a million free seed packets for spring home beautification. It advertises the 1921 Hastings catalog from H. G. Hastings Co. of Atlanta GA, offering a free illustrated seed book with no purchase obligation, just request the catalog.
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Hastings
H. G. Hastings CO
Seedsmen
Atlanta
Spinsters' Convention at Pine Ridge School
Miss Mattie Mills and sister Lizzie joined Grace Amick for a Sunday visit while Mrs Bowens spent time with her sister J D Hyler. Henry Hyler visited Bowens, as many local boys hunt a “sweet chart” across the river amid scarce local girls. The Pine Ridge School hosts the Spinsters' Convention on February 26 at 7:30 PM, showing old maids transformed into young maidens.
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Mattie Pearl Mills
Lizzie
Grace Amick
B. T. Bowens
J. D. Hyler
Henry Hyler
Pine Ridge School House
Tax Notice Announces Penalties For Delinquent Taxes
Lexington County Treasurer Leaphart warns of penalties for unpaid taxes starting January 1 1921 with 1 percent, February 1 adds another 1 percent, and March 1 adds 5 more percent totaling 7 percent. Poll tax 1 dollar capitation road tax 5 dollars and dog tax 50 cents. Tax books close March 15 1921. Include township and school district, plus full name and postage for reply.
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BE. Leaphart
Lexington County
S. C
Free Medical Services All February Offer
An advertisement touts free medical services during February with charges only for medicines and remedies. It claims auto serum treatment speeds cures for anemia insomnia paralysis and more, with endorsements from doctors nationwide and credits high success rates.
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Maine
California
South Carolina
Dr W R Register Hours At 4206 Main Street Columbia
Dr W R Register operates at 4206 1 2 Main Street in Columbia South Carolina with daily hours from 9 a m to 7 p m and Sunday hours 10 to 2. Telephone number is 94 for appointments and inquiries.
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Main St
Columbia
S. C
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H. L. Harmon, Co. c. P
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Clerk’s Sale
E. M. Fields, Jr
Cyrus L. Shealy
Plaintiff
George S. Crafts
A. S. Frick
J. Andrew Frick
N. Frick
Wateringford
Messrs
H. A. Howard
M. R. Crout
New Brookland
N. E. Rish
Derric
St. John's E. L
Batesburg Fertilizer
A. C. Jones
Pine Ridge School
A. H. DeVaughn, Jr. & Co. Cotton Brokers
Jackson St
Augusta, Ga
Cotton Exchange
Rose & Son
Broad St
New York
Marcelle Wavint Hair
A la Mode Beauty Parlor
Main Street
Columbia, S. C
Columbia, S.C
DR. W. R. Register
Lorick & Lawrance